Reviews of Triad Gymnastics (Gym)

taureantrip

My kids get so excited to go to class. The staff is awesome and they have classes available for toddlers.

Eric Brown

My daughter goes here for preschool. Super friendly staff and my daughter always leaves excited to go back!

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Amanda Lewis

It's been a good place for the kids to tryout gymnastics. Our son is in the beginner boys class and really seems to be enjoying his experience. His instructor is enthusiastic and seems to really care about encouraging and rewarding the boys when they reach a goal or make good progress. Our daughter is in a younger class. Wish the class sizes were a little smaller, so the kids could learn faster. Current cost for one 55 min. session per week: $65/mo. + $20 yearly registration fee. Multi-student discount available.

Diana Hall

My family loves bringing our kids to Triad. My nephew attended for a number of years and now my son has started with Tot Time. He has so much fun attending class and looks forward to it every week. All of the teachers and director are such a nice friendly bunch. We plan on enrolling our son every year.

Dayna Dalasta

My daughter went here for 7 years. It's good if you want your child to have a work out but that's about it. The teachers are all teenagers who use it as an after-school job and you can tell they're just trying to get through their shift. The one exception is Stacy whose classes are always full. You would think they could teach even the most incapable child to do a cartwheel correctly and she came out knowing nothing. It was a waste of money, time and effort. If you're looking for your child to get exercise then by all means bring them here but if you want them to actually learn technical skills that can be applied then I wouldn't waste your time.

Andrea Todsen

Good class for my youngest, in Gymbugs. 5 star for classes. However there are too many classes for the space. Preschool classes are being wedged between level 2+ classes. I've seen so many near-misses injury-wise. Too many classes start at the same time. Staggered start times, every 5-10 minutes would also help.