Our daughter ended up in stage life tumbling by chance because of a schedule mistake I made at her…read moredance studio, but now I feel like it was fate because once my daughter tried, she was hooked! She was 4 when she started and it has been an incredible avenue for her to get to know her own body. After only 6 months, her movements (not just in tumbling) have a sense of confidence to them! It's done wonders for her dancing and confidence as well! Coach Kayci's vibe is the perfect balance of encouragement and gentle push. They're not just playing in there --which is something I've come to expect from the dance studio where we discovered them. I highly recommend this experience to anyone looking for a physical outlet for their child. It's an amazing way to channel movement, learn self discipline & growing self esteem. We took a short break for holiday and birthday season but getting back in the game next session. Our daughter asks every week if it's time to go back to tumbling because she misses it so much. That's a really good sign that she's super happy there.

My daughter is not just learning tumbling from Coach Kayci, she is learning life skills like…read morecooperation and teamwork. Stage Life is a safe and fun environment and my kid is so proud when she learns a new skill. Can't recommend enough.

Brooklyn and Mia are truly outstanding gymnastics coaches! Their passion, patience, and dedication…read moreshine through in every practice. They create a positive, encouraging environment where every athlete feels supported and motivated to do their best. Mia brings amazing energy and enthusiasm to every session, making practices both challenging fun. Brooklyn is a god sent with her amazing patience with all the boys. Thank you rise gym!

I had the pleasure of having my child in Coach Mias' class. She was patient and focused with all of…read morethe children. While the gym was hot l, she made the best of it with the children. My child walked in nervous and walked out overjoyed. This is my child's first time in gymnastics and I was nervous but Coach Mia was open for discussion and helped calm my nerves. She also gave me tips on things my child can do in between sessions. I highly recommend you sign you kids up and if her classes are available put them in!! You won't regret it!! I overheard other parents saying she was good at birthday parties as well.

We are so lucky to have found this gym!…read more My daughter has worked with coach Noah, coach Courtney and coach Ashely and they are all AMAZING! They are supportive, encouraging, dedicated and empowering. As a result of their commitment to my daughters tumbling, she has advanced from a level 1 to a level 2, within a month. In addition to the exceptional coaching that takes place, the owners are beyond wonderful. They have great customer service and are genuinely invested in the sport of cheer.

Five star plus studio! My daughter started with Joana and…read moreher excellent coaches a few years ago and grew leaps and bounds because of their exceptional expertise, support and guidance to and for their athletes. It's been the most rewarding experience learning from them. Studio 4U offers incredible programs, teams, and studio classes. Not only are they incredibly professional, they also encourage team bonding and emotional support as well. Highly recommend. We are very grateful for the experience we have had there!

Fit Kids has been such a fun and positive base for my daughter. She began her gymnastics journey…read morehere and has thrived through knowledgeable instructors who can relate to the class. It's been quite easy to schedule make ups or swap days or times thanks to Amanda at the Front Desk. The answer was always "yes!" One of my favorite parts of Fit Kids program is the progression structure. The gymnasts are evaluated every week and when they're ready they get a certificate. Once certs are complete, they move up. It's been nice to see the girl move through different classes by promotion. Thank you Fit Kids for all you've given us.

We love fit kids for my two girls 9/6. We especially like the Redondo Beach location which seems…read morelike a larger location with multiple viewing locations for parents and they even have a quiet area upstairs with windows. I really have seen my 9 year old grow in her skills in the past 5 months and even my 6 year old who is very shy likes going! We use school funds from our charter program which is a great help.

My daughter is 7 and LOVES JAG gym!!! She started out in the younger kids section after school for…read more50 min and very quickly fell in love with the environment. Within a year she started on the competition team and will compete this season! I have noticed a huge confidence boost, and I really like that all bodies are welcome and encouraged and that there are no mirrors for the girls to stare at themselves in. It's a wholesome, friendly, happy place and I am grateful my daughter gets to learn and grow here.

I would like to share feedback regarding our recent gymnastics enrollment experience. Nene was very…read moreprofessional from start to finish. She provided clear communication, walked us through each step of the process, and ensured that all of our questions were answered. Her patience, kindness, and attention to detail made the enrollment smooth and stress-free. We appreciate her professionalism and the positive energy she brings to the program. I will share additional reviews along the way.

I couldn't recommend this place highly enough! You can just tell the coaches here love what they do…read moreand adore children. There is so much high-quality equipment and all staff are engaging with children, teaching them and demonstrating the equipment, keeping kids safe and engaged the entire time The kids can also choose from arts and crafts when their bodies need a break. Every day she brought home cool high quality arts and crafts Most telling is the fact that I come to pick up my kid and she runs back in begging to stay longer. If that's not proof, I don't know what else is. Today I intended at my first birthday there and was again blown away by the engagement and care all of the coaches take in the kids. So happy this place opened in Culver City and can't wait to come back. Keep up the good work guys!

Amazing experience for kids and parents alike!…read more If you're looking for the best place for your child to be active and enjoy some creative downtime, this is absolutely the place to check out. The facility truly has what kids dream of -- a bouncing area, climbing structures, slides, building stations, a seesaw, zip line, rolling elements, and more. What really sets this place apart is the balance between physical activity and calmer options like arts and crafts. Kids can burn off energy and then switch gears without ever getting bored. The space is thoughtfully designed, clean, and engaging, and you can tell it was created with children's development and enjoyment in mind. Perfect for camp, playdates, rainy days, birthdays or just giving kids a fun and stimulating environment. Highly recommend -- we'll definitely be back!

Most of the parents are unprofessional and gave Staff a hard time due to jealousy challenging…read moreteachers and delaying payments, the quality of instruction truly deserves a better group of serious customers... Keep going Krushal Co, Inglewood really gained a gem with this studio!

If you're looking for s teacher who's local, and knows her stuff-look no more. My daughter…read morethoroughly enjoyed her lessons here. The expectations of the teacher are high and it sets the bar for the kids. I would definitely recommend this establishment for ballet or hip hop dance lessons.

Artistico School of Dance is the newest business to flourish in the Westchester community that has…read moresomething for everyone young and young at heart! My girls have been enrolled in Artistico for a few months now mostly doing ballet and tap...the sort of dance they primarily enjoy doing. Now they're showing interest in Hip Hop, Contemporary AND Salsa! The fact that they are willing to even try these new things tells me that it must be coming from their teachers. I think it's brilliant that kids especially can be motivated to get out of their comfort zone and try new dance moves. Heck, learning a variety of dance styles has to be better than staying glued to a devices during their down time yeah!? At any rate...I completely and wholeheartedly recommend that put on your dancing shoes (some classes ya dont even need any) and stop by Artistico School of Dance. You and or your child will learn some new things and possibly gain a friend or two to boot!

I tried a yoga class here and it was lovely. The studio itself is nice, bright, and run by friendly…read morepeople. Parking is street or there's a lot next door. They offer a lot of different classes-for adults and kids. Definitely look up their schedule and give them a try! Prices are reasonable too.

I'm 47 and joined the adult classes, really enjoying it. The classes are small but the instructors…read moresuper helpful and the facilities first class with everything you need to learn all the way up to being a pro. In the first 3 weeks I learned to do a standing backflip so pretty excited, a great way to stay fit and keep up with the kids.

Unfortunately, our experience was extremely disappointing!…read moreOur family spent nearly two years at this gym. My son started at age 4 in recreational gymnastics and eventually moved into the Dynamite pre-team program. I'm sharing our experience because parents deserve transparency before making a major commitment of time and money. Over nearly two years, we observed poor communication, weak class structure, lack of professionalism, and little respect for parents' concerns. The coaching environment felt cold and impersonal. We rarely observed warmth, encouragement, or meaningful connection between coaches and children. The atmosphere felt transactional rather than supportive, which was especially disappointing in a program for young kids. Honestly, not seeing children smiling, laughing, or truly enjoying class felt strange. Communication was a major issue. Coaches were frequently changed without notice, and assistant coaches were often placed into lead roles despite premium pricing. Parents were not informed, and new coaches were never introduced to children or families. In nearly two years, we received no meaningful feedback about our son's progress, strengths, or weaknesses. We invested significant time and money, yet had almost no insight into his development. The biggest disappointment came after moving to the Dynamite pre-team program (1.5 hours, twice per week, approximately $880 every two months). At that price point, we expected a structured program with professional coaching and active instruction. Instead, a shocking amount of class time was spent: * waiting for turns * standing in lines * repeated water breaks * long transitions with minimal instruction Close to 30 minutes or more of class time appeared to be lost to waiting and transitions alone. We observed as many as six water breaks in a single class. Meanwhile, our son spent long periods sitting and waiting while the coach struggled to manage disruptive behavior from other children. Instead of learning and staying engaged, he became bored, discouraged, and unhappy. Most importantly, he stopped enjoying gymnastics. We raised concerns multiple times to the front desk regarding excessive downtime, poor class structure, lack of active coaching, and the program not matching expectations for the cost. Each time, I was told the head coach would contact us and that sitting and waiting was a normal part of gymnastics. He never contact me. However, paying premium fees for a program with this level of downtime was extremely difficult to justify. I was especially shocked when a coach approached me and said: "What do you want? Let it go. Leave him to us. We know what we are doing." That response was deeply concerning. As a parent, I am not going to blindly "leave it to them" when I have legitimate concerns about my 6-year-old child's experience, safety, and development. The head coach never contacted me, and there was no genuine effort to understand, address, or resolve the issues before allowing the situation to escalate. We were ignored until I personally confronted the coach after the sixth water break in a single class. There was virtually no management visibility and little meaningful oversight of coaching quality or class structure. In nearly two years, we never had real access to leadership. The head coach never introduced himself, we never even knew what he looked like, he never addressed our concerns directly, and he made no effort to understand our perspective. After raising legitimate concerns, our son was removed from the pre-team program. Instead of addressing the issues, the focus shifted to criticizing my communication after I became understandably frustrated. The email stated: "After reviewing recent interactions with our staff, we have made the decision that [my son's name] will no longer continue with the boys team program." Rather than listening to legitimate concerns from paying parents, management chose to dismiss us. What was even more concerning was the final response from the head coach: "You are not entitled to publish or distribute images or videos of other people's children or our staff." That statement spoke volumes. He seemed far more focused on controlling what parents can share than addressing serious concerns. Because I recorded the class! I am sharing this review because parents deserve to make informed decisions. Observe carefully, watch full classes, and ask direct questions. We were not expecting perfection. We were expecting professionalism, communication, and accountability. Today, our son is thriving at a different facility. He is happy, engaged, learning, and genuinely enjoying every minute. This experience taught us something important: sometimes it's not gymnastics. It's the environment and the coaching.