The Peach Pit Gymnastics, Cheerleading, Dance & Trampoline & Tumbling

I enrolled my 3-year-old son here for about two months, and while he enjoyed the classes and had a great coach, I had some concerns that led to my decision to withdraw him. Pros: 1. The classes were fun and engaging for my son. 2. His coach was excellent, and he genuinely enjoyed the experience. Cons: 1. Limited Seating for Parents – The waiting area gets quite crowded, with some parents having to stand. Unfortunately, as a woman, I noticed that men rarely offered their seats. While this isn’t the center’s fault, it’s something to be aware of. 2. Lack of Diversity – Just something to note for those who value a more diverse environment. 3. Holiday Closures Without Make-Up Classes – Over the Christmas break, the center closed for three weeks, meaning we only attended one class that month while still paying the full monthly fee. They do offer camps, but those come at an additional cost. Another sport my child attends offers more flexible scheduling with make-up options, which I personally prefer. 4. Unpleasant Front Desk Experience – The final issue that prompted me to leave a review was an incident on my son’s last day. My husband took him to class for the first time and wasn’t aware of the entry code. When he asked the front desk staff for assistance, she seemed visibly annoyed, sighing and making it clear that it was an inconvenience for her. He explained that I usually bring our son and apologized for the oversight, yet she still responded rudely, saying not to let it happen again. While this may not seem like a major issue, her reaction felt unnecessarily harsh. Based on our experience, I can’t help but feel that had my husband been a white man, he may have been treated differently. The owner/director was always polite and professional in our email exchanges during enrollment, but these factors ultimately led me to withdraw my son. This is just my honest perspective for other parents considering this facility.

We hosted our son's 5th birthday at the Peach Pit on Collier Rd and had a great experience! Jordan and Masie were wonderful coaches and so helpful. I was very impressed at the turn key experience - it took the pressure off of us as parents and we were able to enjoy ourselves and our guests instead of hard core hosting duties. Thanks again to the whole Peach Pit team!

We had a very special 8th birthday for our daughter at the Peach Pit! Sarah, the event coordinator, and the entire staff were amazing with every detail. Service was exceptional, the space was very clean and the kids had an absolute blast. Would highly recommend!

I signed my 3 year old up for hip hop dance classes here in August 2024 and was initially really excited because it’s very close to my home and I’ve always passed it and wanted to give them a try. But I quickly found out the toddler dance class is an absolute waste of time and money. 1. The very first day of class no one greeted us, and I had no idea of which room to go to and asked several coaches who ALSO did not know. Finally figured out which room to go to only to find out that the kids in the dance class (mind you these are toddlers from age 3 to 5) are in a room that has no camera so you CAN’T see what’s going on inside, and you have to peek through a very opaque small glass to barely see. 2. The dance teacher made my child cry on the first day because she allowed other children to take their shoes off and would not let my child take her shoes off. Not only did she make her cry, but when I peeked in the window, she was sitting in the corner crying while the teacher was going on with the class and the other children like my child was not even there. I immediately opened the door and confronted the teacher to find out what was going on. When she explained the situation, I had to tell her that these are toddlers so you need to give them an explanation as to why child can do something and others can’t . It definitely left a bad taste in my mouth considering my child is only Black child in the classroom. There was no major on site to speak to, which is also concerning… Why is there never any management there after 5 o’clock? ! I did email to complain and heard back from the manager. 3. The dance teacher has absolutely no classroom management whenever I peek into the classroom. The kids are often running around in circles not doing the dance and it’s just an absolute waste of time and money. Again, yes these are 3 to 5-year-olds but I have sat in on other dance classes where it was much more organized. 4. You have to cancel by the 15th for the next month so because I did not, I had to pay for an additional month and waste even more of my money and we ended up coming from August to October. Again, look somewhere else for dance. Maybe they are good at gymnastics and cheer but dance is not up to par for toddlers.

We attended a birthday party at this facility in June 2023 and were quite excited to attend as we were in search of a facility for my son to explore his increased interest in gymnastics. However, we had a soul crushing experience that I feel the need to share as a mother of a 4 year old son. During the birthday party my son, was verbally berated by a coach to the point of tears. Inexplicably, all I heard was a loud verbal “NO SIR” which not only frightened me, my child, but other parents. Immediately, my son’s shoulders slumped, his head hung, and he began to cry as he was not permitted to enter the foam pit during the party. Imagine the isolation and embarrassment. As a mother, I was crushed. Other parents looked on in bewilderment and sympathy as my son couldn’t be consoled. Needless to say, we exited the party early. The offending coach (who I will not name, giving her the respect she failed to give me or my child), only came over to speak with me ONCE I stared in her direction. No apology was communicated but a callous explanation that she “thinks she scared him” and that he allegedly was jumping on top of other kids and could return when he “calmed down.” My son was visibly the youngest party attendant and has no malicious bone in his body. He merely was excited. By no means am I against my child being corrected, but this response fell woefully short of what was appropriate. The appropriate course was to speak to me not embarrass my child. We won’t be returning and if asked by parents of other young kids of potential spots to explore the offered services, I will certainly be honest. Not even my worst enemy deserved what took place. 2025 UPDATE: I called the facility back in 2023 the day after posting my initial review and spoke to someone regarding the incident. After speaking with a manager, I adopted a more forgiving sentiment that was misplaced and undeserved. In the days, weeks, and year that followed, I remained unsettled and here is why: As parents it is our job to protect our children, especially our littles. Bullying a child (3 y/o) is never OK and that is exactly what occurred. 2025 is the year of standing firm in principle and holding people accountable.