Zero Gravity — Local services in Valparaiso

Our daughter is in her third season of cheering at ZGA. She entered into the gym as a novice cheerleader with little to no cheering technique. Through the guidance and excellent coaching she has blossomed into a strong athlete with even stronger work ethic. She has found confidence in herself learning that she is capable of doing hard things and good enough to be part of the team. It was hard to trust the process in the moment but the coaches have helped understand there is a method to the madness through strong communication that has provided insight into the decisions. The coaching is exceptional. They have pushed my daughter harder because they knew she was capable of more but with that pushing comes love, and teaching life lessons that far will surpass her cheering days. Thank you Mel, Jo, and all the coaches that have helped mold her into the incredible person that is before me now. We love y’all and beyond grateful we took a chance walking through the doors of ZGA,...

My son has had the opportunity to work with ZGA for his High School Cheer Competitive team the past three years. Go Big Green!

This is his upcoming fourth year and he has now joined the Zero Gravity team. Go team Blackout!

My son has had nothing but amazing things to say about the coaches there, especially Coach Mel. I've watched my sons development evolve tremendously over the years and it is in large part because of this gym and its team. Allowing the athletes to utilize the facility at almost anytime when asked. Giving pointers and helping athletes in the areas they struggle. They push athletes to unlock their full potential and to strive to be the best athletes they can be. You get out what you put in.

The athletes are a product of the gym and from what I've seen their products are top-notch!...

My daughter was 4 years old when she tried a class out for about 2 months last summer. The setup was fine but inside a building very much like a big shipping container. It was very hot and unpleasant in the waiting areas. The class size was about 5-8 children and they had 2-3 instructors (teenagers). The instructors were quite occupied and distanced most of time. It's self sign-in at the counter. If any new parents had any questions, there was no one to address them. There was an issue occured in our last class, my daughter came out crying and no one was there/available to explain what happened. I had to interrupt one of the instructors to get a brief and vague explanation. When emailed the business owner(s) to drop out/stop payment, they were very...