My son attended this gym for a short time last year. We decided to switch gyms for a few reasons. One of those being that we felt as though the teachers/coaches tended to group the children, of all ages, into the same class and teach them the same thing. We felt as though this doesn't really work with our 5/6 year old, as he was being taught the same thing, in the same way, as the 12, 14, 16 year olds in the class.
They also didn't make the learning fun for them (in our opinion), and we saw our son struggling to follow along as he was a beginner and they weren't teaching him as though he was. They'd use terms he wasn't familiar with and expect him to just know what it meant. We found ourselves feeling the need to shout out to him an explanation of whatever the coach had directed him to do.
The other, more minor but still significant, reason is they let it get extremely hot in their gym. Especially during the summer. I'm not sure how children can be expected to learn and perform their best in such a hot and humid environment. It's probably fine (although uncomfortable) for grown adults, but I don't think it's good for kids. Even I was struggling to focus on the coaches because of how hot and uncomfortable I was. They do have large (very loud) fans, but they don't cool it down enough. Those fans also make it incredibly difficult for my son to hear what the coach was saying.
I'm giving more stars than I normally would, only because I can see how the gym is beneficial for older children and adults. My husband also trained there for a short time, and he had a decent time there and felt like he was taught basic things.
I just don't believe this gym is right for young children. We found another place that is wonderful for young kids and teaches them in a fun and easy way for them to understand.
Posted 3 months ago