Fliptastic — Local services in Contiguous United States

This place gives me the creeps with all the spectators taking pics and videos of the students. Last week a teenaged boy walked in, came to the bleachers and just sat...looking around. I asked if his sister or brother was a student there, and he said no, so who was he, and why was he not checked at the front desk? There should be a rule against taking images of someone else's child(ren). And walk-ins should be required to stop at the front desk first before being allowed where the children are.

I don't know about all the Trainers, but there's one who is always dressed inappropriately for sessions. More specifically, Bella. She doesn't wear underwear under her see-through leggings, or her shorts are extremely too short for some of the demonstrations she gives. There should be a dress code rule for Trainers.

I'm removing my Granddaughter from this gym for these...

My kids have been coming for gymnastics for over a year. We couldn't be more pleased. They offer sibling discounts and discounts for extra classes so my kids are now doing two classes each. They really seem to care about the kids. I overheard a coach talking to a parent about working elsewhere in the past and they said they loved Fliptastic because management really prioritized what was best for the children.

My daughter is neurodivergent and was struggling at first in a new class. The attention and care that her coach and all the other coaches who tried to help her was way above and beyond. She is now flourishing.

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The two teachers my kid has had have been good. I feel like some of the teachers have trouble controlling all their kids, but they do their best, are nice, and focused on the kids getting experience. One problem I have is the owner's odd obsession with not allowing people to exit through the front door. He says it's for safety reasons, but that doesn't make much sense. He makes us leave through the back door and walk all the way around the large building in the dark, in a bad neighborhood. I think that is more of a safety issue than walking...