Best Gymnastics Gym near Upland, California

First time at this facility. I don't know any parent who would pay to have themselves and their child be verbally assaulted by a woman who felt entitled to reclaim a chair (that belonged to this facility to begin with) after losing it to use the restroom. And then proceeded to bully the parent by standing directly in front of them as to block their view from their own child. This behavior should not have been tolerated on any level and Baldy View, along with the authorities, should have addressed this incident. Unsafe environment for my children based off my experience. Overall this facility needs a facelift, very dirty. There was a trail of ants on the doorway from where children come in and out of the gym. Also was not impressed with the two shirtless skaters at the entrance/exit hitchhiking.

My 2 daughters have been there for more than 2 years already. They are 5 and 6 now. The teachers are very nice and keep them very busy. I would recommend the place anytime. Actually a couple of friends have signed up because of my recommendation and they are still assisting. I enrolled my girls in the coming summer camp too, which I entirely recommend as well.

This is a great gymnastic center for my daughter. They have a great program for the little kids ages 3 to 5. Every week they have them perform different exercises and routines and their teachers are really good with them and take the time to interact with all of the children. The gym is rather large and they end up utilizing the whole space during the hour session, so the parents end up moving around a lot to keep observing their kids, but everyone is really friendly and it is a nice environment. The kids workout for an hour and are usually having a blast throughout. I can tell that my daughter is gaining lots of skills while attending the classes. I would highly recommend it.

My 3 LO loved this class. Everything about this program is amazing. The instructors are very professional and class starts on time and ends on time. My daughter loved the activities the instructors had her do. She was always excited to go back. Another thing my daughter loved is that after each class EVERYONE gets a participation sticker. Kids and their stickers :) Great program

Great place for kids to learn some basic skills up to competitive levels. The teachers are awesome and show a real interest in the kids.

I started taking my son to The Adaptive Athlete back when they first opened. I found them through a friend and from the first moment we walked through the door we were blown away. The gym manager Brittany and owner Linda are the most friendly people you will ever meet. They immediately made my son feel welcome and comfortable being in a gym atmosphere which he was very weary of at first. The coaches are always very professional while instructing and before/after classes. One of the other things we absolutely love about TAA is the family atmosphere that is promoted there. From the owners, manager, and coaches to the other parents, everyone make you feel comfortable and at home. My son always looks forward to his class days! Conclusion: I HIGHLY recommend the Adaptive Athlete for any parent looking to find an amazing way for their kids to get some energy out, meet new friends, and also gain some strength and coordination.

One of the most difficult parts of being a parent to a kiddo with autism is finding allies in your community. An ally is someone that understands, supports, and empathizes with your child’s disability. Community allies provide a safe space, free of judgment, for our kiddos to explore and realize their talents and special interests. The Adaptive Athlete is not a community ally. Adaptive Gymnastics classes consist of a tumble track obstacle course, group stretching, and free play. If your child elopes from the obstacle course activity, instructors do not support parents in helping re-engage their children. If your child happens to cross into a Neurotypical class you will be met with dirty looks or flat out rude and demeaning comments. It is unclear if the staff has any training or credentials at all. Evidence Based Practices and behavior strategies are not utilized or understood. The staff has no understanding of proprioception and sensory supports for autistic children. This is a tragedy because our children have so few community supports and social resources in our area. It really pains me to remove my 6-year-old son from this program because he truly loves playing here but I need to protect him from judgment, ignorance, and discrimination. If you are a parent of a child with Autism, beware of the Adaptive Athlete.

My 7.5 year old son attended “Parents Night Out” for the first time this evening & he loved it! He calls it “gymnastics” & kept telling us he like it & wants to back! The staff is well trained & very reassuring and accommodating. I am so happy and relieved that we found Adaptive Athlete & can’t wait til my son has another great experience!

Hands down the best gymnastics classes to start your little one in! My daughters have both vastly improved in their gymnastic abilities but also their confidence and determination! Gymnastics classes have quickly become their favorite part of the week and they continually practice their new skills at home in between classes. Every single instructor has been top notch and professional. The facility is very inviting and always very clean and well taken care of. The owner and family are absolute gems and pour their heart and soul into their business. Highly recommend!

My grandson loves the two-year-old gymnastics program! The instructors are kind, energetic, and have fun with the kids.