Aerials Fit N Fun

My son does ninja and my daughter takes gymnastics…they both love Aerials! I wanted to commend the teachers of my son’s ninja class for being proactive in making sure the kids support each other. My son had a situation with a classmate that was addressed promptly and he was able to continue an activity he loves with joy and confidence…all of these experiences are also social learning (for all involved!) and it is great to have classes that are in tune with that.

I have lost count of how many times I've recommended Aerials in Facebook groups! We absolutely love this gym, how much space and equipment they have, and how clean it is! The teachers are all so kind and patient with the preschools.

Convenient location, area inside seems to be kept clean. The staff seemed very friendly. There was a girl at the front desk with long black hair that was kind and really sweet, answered my questions. Excited to come back 😃

There are two types of class at Aerials: those for the majority of the students and those for the team/gym stars. For the majority of the students, minimal instruction is provided and (while some teachers are better than others) the students do not seem to advance in any measurable capacity. For the team/gym stars, it's a completely different story - the level is extremely high and the instruction is excellent. Unfortunately, communication at Aerials is extremely lacking. There is no one at the desk for 95% of the time during classes, and calling and leaving messages also doesn't seem to work. While I would love for my child to receive the excellent instruction afforded to those that have been selected for gym stars/the team (and have been told that my child is at the desired standard), I just can't get in touch with anyone to make it happen. I further don't feel that the nominal instruction is worth the time and/or money - my child would improve at a similar rate just practicing in our yard.

I fail to understand why Aerials employs two coaches working there, one of whom was on video trying to sell cocaine to a reporter when using a different name as a teacher in New Jersey, and another coach there who was suspended by US Gymnastics for talking about $3X with his athletes.