Wildfire Gymnastics

My daughter has been at Wildfire for many years and it has been wonderful! The facility is immaculately maintained, the coaching staff is positive and well trained, the programing is developmentally appropriate, and the cost is fair.

We enrolled our child at wildfire Gymnastics in Tustin, but unfortunately, it’s been a very disappointing experience. There are several issues with this facility that parents should be aware of before signing up. First, if your child prefers consistency with their coach, stay away from this place. Coaches are constantly being switched, often every other week. It’s very frustrating for kids who are trying to build trust and progress in their skills. My child was just starting to feel comfortable with one coach, and then they were replaced without any notice or explanation. Second, the facility itself is in poor condition. The building is old and not well-maintained. We’ve seen cockroaches a few times, which is not only unpleasant but also raises concerns about cleanliness and hygiene. Third, the coaching quality varies significantly. Some coaches seem uninterested and distracted—they yawn, look around, and barely engage with the kids. They don’t take the time to correct mistakes or guide the kids through their routines. As a result, the children often just do whatever they want at each station, with little supervision or direction. Overall, while the idea of kids’ gymnastics is great, this place doesn’t meet basic standards for cleanliness, organization, or effective coaching. We’re definitely looking for a better alternative. If you’re considering this gym, I’d strongly recommend exploring other options in the area.

I am not at all satisfied with the trainers of this center. I changed several trainers for my son. They don't pay attention to the children's movements at all, and each child does whatever he wants, which may even be wrong, and the trainers change every few sessions. In my opinion, do not waste your time at all and do not choose this center for your children.

My daughter had been asking me to join Wildfire for quiet sometime , as a lot of her class fellows go there . My first impression was just okay. The place was a decent size with a good viewing place for parents. The coaches have been nice .

I am extremely dissatisfied with the poor services at this club. After submitting a formal complaint about the lack of stable coaches and training programs, which severely impacted my child's progress and interest, I received no response. This neglect and lack of communication are not only unprofessional but also call into question the club's basic customer service principles. What's even worse is that they are crushing the potential of children, leaving them disheartened and discouraged. A club that cannot address the complaints and concerns of its members is not worth the trust or money. If you plan to use this club, don't expect them to care about your issues.