Kips Gymnastics

When we first joined Kip's was amazing! The teachers would actually work with the kids and teach my 4y.o actual moves, now this place is a joke. They don't teach anything, and we decided to leave and join a new gym, we told them we would like to reimburse for the rest of the month and we were told yes. Come to find out they couldn't because of the "system" so we said let us finish the month. We were told you quit. Ok just keep our money. JOIN SOKOL THIS KIPS IS A JOKE

If you want to charge top dollar please hire staff to match the standards. There are more teachers that are inexperienced and below average on the floor than great teachers who spot properly and take the time to make sure your child thrives. This place only cares about money, your child is just a number. A lot of red flags. Most of the coaches are very rude to the kids, verbally abusive. There's a difference between being strict and just flat out unsupportive. If you speak up to management about any concerns you get the "we will look into it" with no follow up. Very sad and disappointing.

My daughter loves coming to her gymnastics classes. Her confidence at 3 years old has grown so much. Her coaches are amazing. If the kids pay attention, they get rewarded. If not, then they dont. I love the idea of teaching personal responsibilities at a young age. Thank you KIPS for teaching my daughter new skills and building her love and confidence in gymnastics.

I really miss Kips Gymnastics. My 4-year-old daughter has been to a total of 3 gyms, and I think she grew the MOST at Kips. I started her there right around the time she turned 3. The class was honestly kind of hard/advanced for her because she was still so little. I think that class had kids from 3-5yo. We only had a couple lessons before the gym shut down because of covid. They reopened August 2020 (I think?), and I took my daughter back and she stayed there until the end of 2020. She made tremendous progress during those 4 months at Kips. I think the class she was in (led by Coach Candace) was really good for her. Candace was great with young kids and knew how to support them well. The obstacle courses were also a good challenge; they had beams, bars, and lots of tumbling activities. I also liked that it was an hour long. I didn't give 5 stars though because they changed coaches often. My daughter had 3 coaches during the time she was there. There was one coach before covid whom we didn't see again when we returned post-covid shutdown. When we returned, we had Coach Whitney. Whitney, I think, had a hard time with the littler ones. Preschoolers need visual and hands-on learning. She relied too much on verbal multi-step directions, which are really hard for young kids to follow. She also didn't physically demonstrate a majority of the things the kids were asked to do in the obstacle courses. Older kids would be fine with verbal instructions only, but the young ones need visual cues and they need to see things shown to them. Then Coach Candace replaced Whitney. Candace had a lot of energy and SHOWED the kids what to do rather than just telling them what to do. She was a better fit for the 3-5yo class.We moved after 2020 and have been to 2 other gyms. Neither of them provides the same kind of rigor that Kips has. I would definitely return to Kips if we lived closer. I'm thankful for the time we spent there.

This place is amazing . A great team of coaches a big space equipped with everything. No down time no waiting in line. Great price. A nice and save environment.

Great experience for my little one , we had her here for a year and a half from3.5-5 staff was great.Only thing is if you ever need to speak with someone , go in person. They never answer phones or give call backs

My family switched to Kips from another local gymnastics studio and both of my daughters are much happier here. The studio is very clean and the coaches are very attentive. Both of my daughters have learned so much, and my older daughter recently made the pre competition team and is thriving. We are very happy at Kips and highly recommended this studio.

I have taken my daughter there for 2 years or more, she loves it and her coaches are really nice and I really like the place the only thing I would have to complain about is when my daughters coaches retire or quit like every 2 weeks. Also her old coaches teach the same thing every week and she doesn't learn anything new her new coach is the only coach that has helped her a lot. So I really like this place but not all the things.

Ah, kips. I used to go here between the years of 2008-2013 and it was awesome. Now , I'm a mother with a 6 year old who I had attending for the last few months and I'm so disappointed at what this place has turned into. My daughter left her last 3 classes with her face in her hands sobbing because her coaches yelled at her and threatened to send her back to the beginners class because she needs a bit more attention and redirection. My daughter has a pretty mild case of adhd but, still has adhd and there was only 1 coach I could say that knew how to teach and redirect my daughter in a positive way. They really need to have those "teachers" take some sort of child development class as a requirement or make sure they even like kids in the first place. I believe KIPS should find some real professionals to train these kids. If I could rate 0 stars, I would.

My kids love going to their practice and the staff knows what they're doing and very patient with the kids,the place is always clean.Highly recommend for those who has kids that wanna learn gymnastics.