Integrity Gymnastics

This review is based solely on the birthday party we had here for our 5 year old daughter. This place came recommended from a friend and I am so thankful for their recommendation! This party couldn't have been more stress free for me as a mom. The reservation was seamless and everything was setup for me when we arrived (table cloth, plates, napkins) in the party room. Carly was our party host and she was very nice and controlled the kids well. The kids played in the little gym for about an hour and then moved up to the party room for cake and presents. The kids had an absolute blast! I even had a parent book a party for her own daughter shortly after our party because it was such a great experience.

If this is your first time to consider Integrity, note the different levels of commitment: competitive (I want to be in the Olympics), non-competitive (I still want to be very very good) and what I'll call recreational (babysitting with foam mats.) I have friends whose children have been at Integrity for a long time with competitive coaching and they love it. We took the rec approach and had a miserable experience. After many weeks and months and dollars, my kids still can't do cartwheels. Even after bumping up to non-compete.We started at Integrity in a low-level class that was only 40 minutes long, taught by a high school student. She wasn't particularly good with children and eventually I complained that my girls (9 and 11 then) weren't getting the instruction I hoped for. So we moved up - waaay up, from paying $30/month each to $30/class. Several months later, my girls are once again frustrated that they are "behind." When they can't keep up with their peers, the "coach" will quickly give them a modification (cop-out) to get them out of the way. For instance, instead of doing a roundoff off the end of the beam, they'll be told to just jump off the beam. They will never be able to learn how to do these things if they don't receive instruction. I wanted them to have basic gymnastics skills, but suspect we will have to seek coaching elsewhere.

This gym steals money from the team kids parents. After the 2020 season was ended due to Covid. They withheld meet fees, they claimed they were waiting for refunds, but they never actually paid those fees. All gyms were refunded. Lack of Integrity just kept it. It smells worse then a Taco Bell restroom, and it's filthy.

We have been taking our 2 year old to class every Saturday, first couple of classes she was afraid to do most of their exercises, but after 2 months her confidence grew, she started to doing all exercises and she trust her instructor so much she let her help her to do cartwheels and things I wouldn't dream her doing before. I have nothing but good things to say about this place and their staff. We even had my daughters birthday party here and it was a huge success! All my friends and her little friends had so much fun (adults included), obviously parents had to be there watching their little ones but the staff was helpful whenever needed.

Both of my daughters have attended classes at Integrity over the last several years. The lobby is the nicest gym lobby that I've ever seen. Comfortable seating and a large viewing area so I can watch my girls take lessons. There is even a playgym structure in the lobby for siblings to play on when their siblings are in class. I am very pleased with coaching that I've received as well. My daughter started as a 4 year old in a recreational class and was taught a solid foundation of gymnastics and has now moved up to team. I highly recommend!

Amazing staff and gym. Clean, colorful, and welcoming! My children love playing during open gym!

Both my kids (son and daughter) have gone to Integrity since they opened! The staff is fantastic and very willing to work with families to ensure your kids get in the right classes that work best for your schedule. The facility is state-of-the-art! Leather chairs in the spacious observation areas (not cramped metal bleachers like other gyms we tried), clean and stinky-foot-smell-free:) Best is the play structure where kids can play while they wait for their class to start or while waiting on a sibling's class to finish up - such a great idea! They have 2 gyms, one designed for younger, beginners and one for the competitive teams and serious gymnastics. I can't say enough great things about this gym and the coaches!

I sent my four year old to the princess camp on Wednesday. Not a warm and fuzzy welcome from the beginning. My daughter was excited to play with her friends so I just let it go. around 1150 am I got a call from the girl at integrity saying my child had an accident. She peed her pants on the way to the bathroom. I couldn't have been more surprised. She has been in preschool for 2 years and not once had an accident. I asked the gal if my child had gone to the bathroom all morning and she said she didn't know. When my child arrived home she said she wasn't taken to the restroom once. If you are allowing four year olds into your 3 hour camp, one restroom break should be mandatory. A four year old isn't going to always stop what they are playing and signal down a girl who isn't even friendly to take them to the restroom. This does NOT mean they are not potty trained. This means no one is walking the four year old to the bathroom. In addition, my child who is a germaphobic said they never washed their hands before snack time. That is gross! Those gyms no matter how clean they appear are covered with germs. We have been taking classes at Eagles and have been really happy. Thought we would try somewhere new closer to home but no thanks. My husband has also left a message regarding this with no call back. We would love our registration fee returned as we do not plan on sending our child back.