YMCA Gymnastics Center

I'm going to be very honest. My daughter is in the mini gym group and there are small children in the group. They do not have people trained to teach children of that age and they even have the course open. I understand that because they are small they are more extroverted and hyperactive but you also expect that as a big company they should have teachers who have the ability to teach toddler since the monthly payment is also a high price. Especially this girl in the video should not be put to teach toddler. I recommend that if you are looking for a group for your toddler, you better wait or search another place because it is not a good place.

This is not for professional gymnists but it's a place where my granddaughter can go and learn fundamentals by college students, I hope my granddaughter will be able to work here when she is ready to go to college. I would and have suggested this to others. The staff were always friendly and did their best to help you.

If you want a horrible place that always kicks kids out all the time then that’s it. They are also prejudice against kids on the spectrum. I asked the coach not to hold my son from his arm as she was extremely aggressive and she told us not come back again.

My daughter has been going here for years. The are great with kids and are encouraging and helpful for all skill levels, not just with the kids who will win them trophies. They are strict with the start times as they require warm ups to prevent injuries so if you are the kind of person who is always late, this is not the place to go.

My 3 year old granddaughter daughter was dismissed and banned from participating in gymnastics because one of the instructors didn’t know hope to welcome the child to participate in class. My granddaughter was doing such a great job with other instructors. When working tooth small children instructor need to have a back ground on child development. It’s so important to know how to work around a diverse population. The Y needs to know who are they are hiring. I myself work as a karate instructor for the Y and I came across small children that clearly indicated that they had anger management and knowing how to work with a diverse population with different backgrounds I never had a problem with these small children. The Y need to revisit their mission and meet their goals. We need to continue building strong bodies and strong minds. I believe that it is easier to build and shape a young mind that to change an old one.