Ms. V and her crew are AMAZING! We brought our 4 year old here after a disappointing experience at…read moreanother gym. He just turned 5 and absolutely LOVES coming to classes and Parents' Survival Nights! He looks forward to Giggle Worms (he calls it his "Ninja" class) every week and we've seen him become more confident and build his coordination, strength, and skills. Ms. V. and her staff are extremely patient and attentive. They are enthusiastic and do an outstanding job of redirecting, assisting, and adjusting their instruction to each child. We love everything about The Little Gym of Audubon so much that we celebrated our son's birthday here. We provided the food and they provided SERIOUS FUN! Everything was handled from setup to entertaining all 25 of our little friends! It was a complete hit and I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a fun, safe, and active learning environment for your child!

From the owner: The Little Gym of Audubon offers progressively structured classes and a positive learning…read moreenvironment to create opportunities for your child to try new things and build self-confidence, all with a grin that stretches from ear to ear. Our trained instructors nurture happy, confident kids through a range of classes like parent/child classes and gymnastics, plus fun extras like birthday parties, Summer camps and more.

I'm not impressed with this place at all. We went here on a friend's recommendation but we haven't…read morehad a good experience and won't be returning. I enrolled my 6 year-old daughter in the spring break dance & gymnastics camp- only did 2 days so far and I've already decided we won't be back. For starters, there was no communication. When I still hadn't heard anything 1 day prior to camp start about what to bring or pack with regards to snacks/lunch, what to wear, how pickup/dropoff works, etc., I finally just emailed them to ask (and got a marginally helpful- and not very friendly- response in return like I was inconveniencing them by asking). The front desk staff weren't particularly friendly in person either. Also the "coaches" (or whatever you call them) just seemed like a bunch of tired, uninterested teenagers there for a seasonal job. Lots of piercings and tats-- not the picture of professionalism. Not sure who has the expertise here, but this certainly wasn't on display in spring break camp, so not sure why I would pay money to enroll my daughter here on a regular basis during the year. I didn't get the sense that my daughter was doing anything structured here outside of "free play", and the place just seems to be lacking structure/organization in general. We'll find somewhere else.

I do not recommend the dance studio-the price tag is higher than any other studio in the area, the…read moreleadership is chronically unstable, and there's no transparency. The gymnastics and tumbling program is excellent, and well-respected. First, the cost per one hour of dance is a little over $100 per month. This studio does not provide pre-professional training-the owner has stated multiple times that her studio is "strictly recreational" but the price tag is higher than at Dance Depot, which is $80/hour for a month, and offers pre-professional training. There is also no "cap off" point with regards to cost per class-at most studios in the area, when your student's enrollment reaches some number of classes per week, additional classes are at no cost, because the dance program owner wants dancers to be in the studio getting better. There are a few pathways to a lower cost per class, one of which is that the student can work as a class assistant, gymnastics or tumbling coach, or with the cheer program, but that student will have to work 100 hours without any pay. But the students do receive a reduced rate for tuition. There are also leadership issues. Many of the other dance studios in southeastern PA-Dance Depot, Rising Star, Visions, Let's Get Dancing, PADA, Pottstown Dance Theatre-were founded by a former professional dancer, someone with a degree in dance from a respected institution, or someone bringing a significant interest in quality dance instruction and with a clear vision of building confidence, fitness, and actual dance skills. Many of these programs have a competition dance program. Upper Merion Dance is a 21 year old program with no clearly defined vision. The founder has a recreational dance background, and relies on staff to bring all of the knowledge of proper technique and good pedagogy. This can be fine, except when there is no unified sense of student preparation or pedagogical technique, and the owner doesn't know what makes a good instructor of a type of dance they don't know. Contributing to this lack of unified teaching is a lack of understood rules. There is no rules handbook. As a parent you do not sign off on any set of acknowledged rules, so the rules are whatever suits the owner at that moment. This can easily lead to questionable decision making; a child of a well-liked client can be a problem in the classroom with no consequences, a child of a less-liked client can be ejected because the parent expressed an unpopular opinion. The lack of a rules handbook is just one way that there is no transparency in the Upper Merion Dance program. Many studios tout their instructors' credentials on their website, but not here. The founder may be teaching your child Jazz 1, and leaving the classroom assistant to teach while handling some administrative issue. Your instructor may also be very qualified and hold a bachelors in dance from Temple, but you will never find that information because there is no website. There is also no progression checklist for any form of dance other than a very vague evaluation in your online payment portal, so kids are moved up or held back at what may feel like the whim of the instructor. One instructor may wish to create a "class" of children who just so happen to be all close in age, even if the children are receiving very different amounts of instruction. It's a recreational dance school, but one kid may be held back while the rest of the class moves up, despite that there were no clearly outlined goals for the year, which seems out of place if this is just "for funsies." Regardless of whether you would like your child to learn a dance form or just enjoy some fitness with friends, I recommend going somewhere else. The price tag isn't worth it.

This is an excellent place to send your daughters to learn how to be bullies or how to be bullied,…read moreand how to set them up to be victims of sexual predation, like the girls in USA Gymnastics. A group of parents acted aggressively due to my disability. One of them berated me. She and a staff member soon denigrated me and my disability for about 10 minutes in my hearing. Later the owner called and sided with the aggressive parents. It IS ok to prevent a disabled parent from entering the viewing room even though the other class was done and the parents had no reason to stay except to keep me out. Aggression and bullying lead to isolation in girls. Isolation in girls leads to sexual predation. Send your daughters to a place that will teach them gymnastics, not bullying.

These little girls learn and have fun while doing it. They learn the correct technique early on…read more You see progress in your child's moves and confidence in each step.

super fun time last year! me and my friend had the best time ever. food is not the best in the…read moreworld but still ok. cake is delicious.

This place is awesome. Spacious, well taken care of, the lake is beautiful. I just visited on a…read moreroad trip, but I could tell what a magical place it was. I hear they do weddings there. The whole camp wedding. It's appealing.

My rating is strictly based on my beginner adult swim class with Bill. I had an incredible time and…read morelearned a lot from Bill. Week after week, I became a better and better swimmer. It was well worth the cost for me! The main con I had was that the women's locker room was disgusting. The moment you walked in, you could immediately smell the urine. It was awful, I would hold my breath every time. The showers were also gross and had very weak water pressure. The entire 2 months of my swim classes, the machine to dry your swimsuit was broken until the very last day of my class it worked again.

Ymc at the upper mainline is a nice club in paoli. They have a wide range of activities. I go to…read moretennis here, but they have outdoor pickle ball, outdoor tennis courts, and around 12 of them. They have indoor as well. They have a gym, swimming pool with swimming lessons etc. They have ample.parking, and you will find parking unless there is an event like a national tournament. You do need to pay membership to use the facility, but I think it is valuable. They keep the facilities clean, and the programs are with quality and provide limited value to everyone. At the entrance, you will be checked in and use the facility. Over all its a decent facility.l but it's a little expensive to use indoor courts!!!

So fun! Lex's acrobatic yoga workshops, held at various yoga studios around Philadelphia have…read moretotally changed my yoga practice by making me much much stronger. I took a recent four-class workshop series at at Ploome in Northern Liberties, but MoDe runs regular Saturday practices out of the Upper Merion gymnastics studio in King of Prussia. Lex and Erin are patient, yet critical. I'd say the instruction follows more of a gymnastics or dance class vibe than a yoga practice. Classes begin with a quick warm up to introduce you to basic postures you'll use for the rest of the class. Within a few minutes you'll be flying with Lex as a base which is a killer core workout, or basing with Erin as a flyer in which case your core, legs and arms will be trembling by the end of class. Flying is joyous, basing will make you feel strong and awesome. Either way, you learn to keep your entire body engaged, and this is what really has impacted my yoga practice for the better. Plus, the learning curve is steep, and the class is ridiculously fun. Highly recommended!

Very poorly managed volleyball tournament. Staff is completely clueless and very rude. Yes clean…read morefacility but way overcrowded probably exceeding fire codes and parking is very limited creating an unsafe condition for iRoy facility. Get new management!!!!!

This gym is the epiphany of awful. The prices are outrageous at $45 a month and 15$ for a day pass…read more They have no respect for their customers, for one time I was there on Sunday until 6pm and they made me leave because immediately it was closing time. Their basketball courts are never open because they always reserve them for volleyball players. All the equipment is very faulty and doesn't work. The weights are cheap rubber and are not accurate to their true numbers. The employees vacuum while you're working out. The owner is so dirt cheap he doesn't turn on the ac and it's frigid in the gym. They never change the water filter and there is gum in the water fountain. I recommend going to kinetix instead.