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360 Gymnastics
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citysearch c.
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My children have been at 360 gymnastics since the moment they opened their doors. We have always been impressed by the variety of programs offered (recreational classes, team programs, movie nights, parties, etc.) and by the quality of coaching. My daughter is heavily involved in the team program and my son loves the rec program -- especially the all-boy sports conditioning class.\r
The owners are approachable, caring and involved in all aspects of the gym. We appreciate the fact that they focus on gymnastics and don't peddle snacks and trinkets just to make a quick buck. They show concern for all aspects of the children's well-being and won't promote a child to the next level simply because an overly aggressive parent wants that. Instead they focus on the basics and safety and ensure that the child is ready to tackle higher level skills both emotionally (considering fear, maturity, focus) and physically (whether the child has the necessary strength and flexibility to work on the new skills safely). Their prices are competitive with the other high-quality gyms in the area. After all, you get what you pay for and where a child's safety, well-being and happiness are concerned, no parent should settle for cheap.
Pros: Great coaches, environment, equipment
Cons: Parking is sometimes tight but you can always find a space
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