I am extremely disappointed with the lack of professionalism and overall operations at this gym…read more The woman working at the front desk today was very rude and spoke in a condescending tone. Normally my husband takes our daughter to her class, but he had a dentist appointment today so I attended instead. After this experience, I honestly would have pulled my daughter out of this gym immediately. The substitute/manager I spoke with initially provided me with inaccurate information regarding my daughter moving up to the preschool class. Later, when I spoke with the front desk employee, she told me the teacher had been giving parents the wrong information all day and proceeded to reprimand the teacher in front of everyone when she returned. It was very unprofessional to witness staff correcting each other publicly. Afterward, the teacher attempted to backtrack by saying my daughter needed a lot of help. This had never been mentioned during the earlier conversation about the preschool class, especially considering there were only two children in the class at the time. This was also the first and only time this teacher had ever worked with my daughter. Her regular coach, Shay, was on vacation. Honestly, Coach Shay seems to be the only person holding this place together. The staff turnover is extremely high, which is very concerning. Considering the cost of tuition adds up to well over $1,000 per year, there should at least be some type of progress notes or communication system in place so parents receive clear and consistent information about their child's development. When I called back to speak with a manager, the same rude front desk employee transferred me to the same teacher she had just reprimanded -- presenting her as the manager. This only added to the confusion and lack of professionalism. Lastly, the facility itself is very outdated and unclean. There is a noticeable odor when you walk in, and the floors and equipment appear dusty and dirty. The cleanliness of a gym where children are constantly on the floor should be a top priority, but that clearly is not the case here. Because of this experience, they will not be receiving any more tuition from us.

I have loved seeing both my daughter and stepdaughter thrive in gymnastics at this gym. The only…read morething keeping it from 5 stars is the age of some of the equipment. I was brushing mat lint off of my daughter today after her workout. It would be awesome if they had a pit!

Ms. 'Riss has put together the perfect activity for bouncy preschoolers! My son has enjoyed her…read moreclass all year, participating with classmates in a safe, loving environment--which is the coolest: a school bus outfitted with soft play equipment where passenger seats once were. I highly recommend for after school activity and birthday parties!

From the owner: AcroKidz is a full-sized school bus converted into a safe and fun gymnasium. Our bus is padded and…read morefilled with fun equipment specifically designed for children ages 2 - 7. Whether it is traveling to schools, daycares, birthday parties or special events, the Acrokidz Bus has a philosophy of utilizing a hands-on approach to making fitness fun and exciting for children. The goal of Acrokidz is to develop basic motor skills, enhance kinesthetic awareness, improve fitness & activity levels, build self-esteem and confidence, encourage active participation for all, reinforce attentiveness and turn-taking skills, increase balance, coordination and agility, develop skills to enhance other sports, facilitate development of a lifelong love of activity and fitness. This unique approach includes an exciting design of a safe, colorful fitness focused environment where our staff are always on board and the bus never moves with children on it.

Me and my sister attended this place for classes as kids and at the time it felt so amazing. The…read moreinstructors were the best and we had a great time, but I had to stop for a while and then I went back just for a trial class and it seems that things have changed drastically. The teachers were very harsh and judgmental. The place seemed to be a lot less colorful as it seemed when I was younger an overall the experience just wasn't that great. I do wish I could say that it was the same as it felt when I was younger, but those words just don't fit in place. I hope to see more improvement.

My sister came here to attend a trial class yesterday. The coach was super patient with her and…read moregave her a lot of pointers which made a huge difference in her form. We will be coming back for regular lessons which my sister is super excited about!

This family-run gymnastics studio truly hits the sweet spot for budding athletes. It is the perfect…read morein-between from rec center classes to more serious, competitive gyms. My toddler attended their spring session and we were so impressed by her newfound confidence in moving her body. She climbed ropes, went on the balance beam, mastered somersaults, and so much more! The coaches were fantastic and managed the children beautifully. The gym is very welcoming and clean. The lobby has toys (which my little one and her friends looked forward to as much as class itself) and a little ledge by the window so you can knock out some emails while your child is having the time of their life. I have also attended birthday parties and their drop in camps and was impressed by how well run it was. The only thing that would make this place better is if they had a coffee shop nearby!

Went for a birthday party and it was very interactive! A lot of circuits but the kids were very…read moreinterested in doing all of the stations and they also played games. Would try out for a class sometime!

My child has been going here for the last 5 years. What impresses me the most is the genuine…read moreconcern and care for what is best for the gymnasts. Executing skills safely is a top priority. I have piece of mind knowing that my child is in the best of hands at gym. The team girls are taught more than just gymnastics. They learn life lessons - how to be part of a team, treat others with respect, support one another, resilience and persistence. At competition you can see a big difference between teams and how they handle themselves. Woods girls stand out not just as great gymnasts, but as mature, kind and courteous competitors. It starts from the top and the coaching staff at Woods are just really great people.

My 3 year old son has been attending Woods Gymnastics for over a month and we love it. His teacher,…read moreMs. Eve is so great with my little guy, who can he a handful. He loves coming to "jumping class" as he calls it. They make rescheduling a breeze if the reason is legitimate. We had a funeral to attend and they were responsive, sympathetic and accommodating. I can't say enough good things about this place.

Our four year old loves the gym! I really appreciate that you can sit and watch the sessions and…read morethat they allow donations from the parents. Feels like a community. The Management is very kind as well.

I would like to share my experience here for other parents…read more The main problem is that majority of their coach are high schooler and inexperienced. My daughter attended this gym for eight months, and during that time she didn't improved at all they, have two gym the second gym creation story is written below, After I realized that the management had no real plan for developing gymnasts--their only goal was business. Overcrowded classes with highly inexperienced coaches led me to this conclusion. After my daughter switched to Gym I360 and made significant progress, the management of G-Force took an unethical step by hiring a coach from I360 Gym. Their goal was to bring over all of that coach's students--who had been trained for years under I360's structured program--without making their own long-term investment in skilled coaches and proper gymnast development. Instead of putting in the effort to build their own program, they simply set up a separate training space for the "poached" coach and gymnasts, using them for promotional purposes as if they were a product of G-Force's training. Overall, the management of this gym is extremely unethical.

Seeing So Many People Say Bad Things I agree Especally With Special Needs Kids It's Bad May Even Be…read moreWorse Of course, this was around the 2010 Era But things could be better now after Youseffi's arrest We were searching for a program to help our son get the physical exercise he needed, and a friend referred us to GMS. Years ago, our autistic son worked with a former instructor, Cameron, for a gymnastics-themed one-hour workout, and he also participated in the Summer Minds In Motion Camp. Unfortunately, they don't know how to work with special needs children. Our son's session would start with five minutes on the trampoline to warm up, followed by floor exercises. If he got distracted or became uncooperative--which was common at the time--he was put in "timeout" on a dangerously high box for his size or forced to walk on the thin high beams without any training. If he jumped or fell off, they would just restart a five-minute timer and put him right back on. It felt unsafe and unhelpful I am surprised Our son never broke any bones and we never filed injury lawsuits it was this terrible. The summer camp was equally disorganized. The schedule was inconsistent, and we even witnessed instructors leaving computers logged into personal Amazon accounts within the children's reach. After seeing all of this, we pulled our son out and cannot endorse this academy for anything they offer.

Coach Karissa traumatized my kid to the point she didn't want to come back. She made my 8-year-old…read moregirl walk on the balance beam until her hands bleed. We told the owner and they did not even show any care our concern. Some people don't need to be around kids. Coach or not. I don't even think she has any credentials