Rainbow Gymnastics

Tried signing my daughter up for tumbling classes but apparently there is a fault in their ability to communicate. Apparently their rainbow baby class is every Tuesday from 9am to 9:30am but failed to mention it’s only for the school year but didn’t say that anywhere on the flyer. When I went to see about the 18 month old class it wouldn’t let me register her because she wasn’t currently 18 months but she would be when the class started. I went down there in person and they made everything sound like the easiest thing ever but after I registered on their online system per their instruction. I saw zero options for my child and when I called the next day to figure out why all I got was no’s and that I didn’t register fast enough. Literally less than 4 hours since I was in their in person and nobody offered to register me while I was in there, in person so I wouldn’t lose the spot is ridiculous. Gosh I hope their are better places than this place for my child.

This is a great gymnastics school. We're new, but I can tell there is a long-standing tradition of excellence. My daughter loves it so far and is thriving here. The facility is large and well maintained. As a bonus, there is an ice cream shop right next door to hit up on the way home.

What a blast! My son has been enrolled since he was 12 months! The teachers and staff are so warm and welcoming. They also have so much patience with the kids(my son can be hard to transition sometimes) The structure the class shows my son is great! He really looks forward to it each week!

My daughter comes every week!

Please all mom's If you have young children do not take them here I have a three-year-old and hes been going here for 4 months. He did love it up until today. Today when his session was done, He wanted to come to me and let me put his shoes on, You would think that wouldn't be a problem, But the coach picked him up and decided to hold him while he was crying for me, So I gave it a few minutes to let him cry it out but after he kept asking for me I said OK let me have him But she ignored me. The office lady came out of her office and heard the commotion And made it like its my fault, Like I shouldn't be asking for my child while hes crying. By this point I was getting very frustrated because they made it like I shouldn't be asking for him loudly when I was being ignored. The woman then said well we want our children to work through their crying Which I replied what gives you the right to make that decision. I pay them a $133 a month for a Once a week session. You would really think instead of arguing with me they would have came from a place of trying to understand why I was so upset. No one likes seeing their child cry for them especially while being held against their will. They are gone to do this to the wrong person one day and the way I handle it was pretty reasonable.