| Mon | 03:00 pm - 09:00 pm |
| Tue | 03:00 pm - 09:00 pm |
| Wed | 03:00 pm - 09:00 pm |
| Thu | 03:00 pm - 09:00 pm |
| Fri | 03:00 pm - 09:00 pm |
| Sat | 09:00 am - 12:00 pm |
Very good gym, not very many gyms have owners that care as much as this one does. There are two locations and both of them are very well taken care of, two of the cleanest gyms anywhere
Very good gym, not very many gyms have owners that care as much as this one does. There are two locations and both of them are very well taken care of, two of the cleanest gyms anywhere
I love the hours. The staff is informative and I like how the instructors are a little strict but helpful and focused on children.
I love the hours. The staff is informative and I like how the instructors are a little strict but helpful and focused on children.
It is an amazing place to learn something
It is an amazing place to learn something
This is a fantastic guymnastics for little and older kids and it gives you exercise so you can stay healthy so I hope you will really like this place to
This is a fantastic guymnastics for little and older kids and it gives you exercise so you can stay healthy so I hope you will really like this place to
The lady's that work the front counter are so rude I have never been talked to that rude to before in my life!! I would never recommend this place to anyone!!
The lady's that work the front counter are so rude I have never been talked to that rude to before in my life!! I would never recommend this place to anyone!!
Realis Gymnastics professionalismin in our opinion has significantly decreased within the past year, we have continued to give the Gym the benefit of doubt and have continued to have our two daughters enrolled there for discipline and training there as we have for the past four year, however in the past year out daughter's have has a total of nine different coaches within the past twelve months, given the constant turnover and the lack of experience these dad by day replacement coaches have our daughters along with many other children, us and numerous other parents are reluctant to show our support to the gym, upon our research recently with two other local gyms in two surrounding cities we saw a few of the old veteran coaches at them that had left Realis and after a few brief conversations with them we have concluded this Gyms management has alternative motives and has lost the commitments that we and others once felt it had, thank you for reading our concerns.
Owner and some coaches are rude.
My 2 daughters have been going to Realis for a few years now. My youngest is 4 and currently in Kinder tots, and my other daughter just turned 6 and recently started with the level 2 team. I have had nothing but great experiences here, and both of my daughters love it! In tiny tots and kinder tots, my girls have had several different coaches. Some seem to have a more natural and pleasant attitude for coaching younger children, but they have all been competent. My girls' favorites have been Kyrsten and Crystal.
My older daughter started hot shots last year with Jenika, and now is coached by her and another coach for the level 2 team. I saw another review about this particular coach, and wanted to offer another view. I can tell that Jenika takes her job seriously. She has high expectations for the girls and pushes them to do their best. She doesn't let sloppy skills slide, and keeps working with them to help them improve. She does have a "teacher voice" and seems to have a serious and no-nonsense personality, but I personally think that's a good thing. My daughter likes working with her and thrives on the higher expectations. Since hot shots and team 2 is at a higher level than the other classes for younger children, she does expect them to pay attention and focus, which can be challenging for some younger kids. Our experience with her has been great, and I cannot believe how far my daughter has come in the year she has been coached by Jenika.
We have had great experiences with the office staff too. They are organized, friendly, and willing to help you find the classes that meet your schedule. As many good business do, they have policies in place to make sure payment is received on time, and their cancellation policy is strict, although clearly stated on the initial paperwork.
We used to go to the pop-in playtime on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10 A.M. for kids 5 and younger. This is a great time for the babies to run around and play! It's inexpensive, and my girls loved it! We also love the open gym time on Fridays from 7-9 and I believe anyone that meets the minimum age requirement can go to that if they pay the 7 bucks and fill out the waiver. I haven't been to the new Redlands gym yet, but I have heard the facility is awesome!
This gym produces excellent high-level gymnasts, and also has great recreational classes for kids who just want to be active or excel at their own pace. Their acrobatic gymnastics program has amazing gymnasts who are champions. It is incredible what they can do!
My 3 year old daugter really enjoys the tiny tots class here, every time the day after she asks if she can go to gymnastics again. The coach is great and keeps the small kids engaged, learning, and improving.
There was an issue with jenica and my 4 year old daughter who was in Hot Shots. They changed the schedule to their classes three times. Decreased hours and changed days with less than a weeks notice. Little to no communciation between trainers and parents. Jenica left my daughter hanging on a bar with her back towards the wall. My daughter cannot climb that high and couldn't get down especially since her back was towards the bars she needed to get her feet on. She was left there crying and hanging. With another instructor no more than 5 ft away who obviously heard her. As i walked towards my daughter I asked her, "don't you hear her" and she said she "had another class". Their response to that comment was that instructors don't interfere with other instructors training. My response to that is, what about the well being of the child??My daughter had a bruise on her back the following day. The owner said she could have gotten it from anywhere. I have the whole conversation recorded. It's quite disgusting how she treated this situation. No corrective action was taken towards the instructor, even after we were told there would be. We were told we would be called back by the owner and never did. When my sister walked in to take her daughter out of the gym, the owner said that she heard it was taken care of. She was out of town so she couldn't do anything. What type of owner takes no responsibility for her employees actions?? This was not the first or second time Jenica made my daughter cry. The first 2 times I thought it was part of the strengthening process and that she probably pushed too hard without realizing it. I told my daughter to communicate with Jenica when it hurt too much and to just stop if it hurt. But leaving her hanging on a bar, crying, and struggling to stay up and find her footing is disgusting and considered child abuse to me. I had to walk across the gym to get her and no one helped my daughter. I thought for sure someone would get her down before i got to her and no one did. My daughter was blamed for the incidence. We were told maybe she is too young for this class and maybe we should move her down to kinder tots. They were the ones who suggested putting her in Hot Shots. Maybe their instructors are not trained to work with children her age in this "advanced class" where she is the youngest. You would think a good instructor knows what type of child they are working with and know how to adjust their training to their needs. And if this is not the type of gym that does that, then don't suggest putting my daughter in a class that is more advanced. I should have realized the instructor was not fit when she would storm in and out of the secretary's office. Very disrespectful. We were also told that we were refunded the tuition. We were not. She corrected this by saying that we didn't get charged for the following month even though cancelling requires notice. Truly miserable experience. My daughter always get worried when we pass by the gym, asking if we are going to the gym. When i reply with a "no", she reminds me, "good mommy, because they were mean to me and they made me cry and hurt me".
Realis Gymnastics professionalismin in our opinion has significantly decreased within the past year, we have continued to give the Gym the benefit of doubt and have continued to have our two daughters enrolled there for discipline and training there as we have for the past four year, however in the past year out daughter's have has a total of nine different coaches within the past twelve months, given the constant turnover and the lack of experience these dad by day replacement coaches have our daughters along with many other children, us and numerous other parents are reluctant to show our support to the gym, upon our research recently with two other local gyms in two surrounding cities we saw a few of the old veteran coaches at them that had left Realis and after a few brief conversations with them we have concluded this Gyms management has alternative motives and has lost the commitments that we and others once felt it had, thank you for reading our concerns.
My 2 daughters have been going to Realis for a few years now. My youngest is 4 and currently in Kinder tots, and my other daughter just turned 6 and recently started with the level 2 team. I have had nothing but great experiences here, and both of my daughters love it! In tiny tots and kinder tots, my girls have had several different coaches. Some seem to have a more natural and pleasant attitude for coaching younger children, but they have all been competent. My girls' favorites have been Kyrsten and Crystal.
My older daughter started hot shots last year with Jenika, and now is coached by her and another coach for the level 2 team. I saw another review about this particular coach, and wanted to offer another view. I can tell that Jenika takes her job seriously. She has high expectations for the girls and pushes them to do their best. She doesn't let sloppy skills slide, and keeps working with them to help them improve. She does have a "teacher voice" and seems to have a serious and no-nonsense personality, but I personally think that's a good thing. My daughter likes working with her and thrives on the higher expectations. Since hot shots and team 2 is at a higher level than the other classes for younger children, she does expect them to pay attention and focus, which can be challenging for some younger kids. Our experience with her has been great, and I cannot believe how far my daughter has come in the year she has been coached by Jenika.
We have had great experiences with the office staff too. They are organized, friendly, and willing to help you find the classes that meet your schedule. As many good business do, they have policies in place to make sure payment is received on time, and their cancellation policy is strict, although clearly stated on the initial paperwork.
We used to go to the pop-in playtime on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10 A.M. for kids 5 and younger. This is a great time for the babies to run around and play! It's inexpensive, and my girls loved it! We also love the open gym time on Fridays from 7-9 and I believe anyone that meets the minimum age requirement can go to that if they pay the 7 bucks and fill out the waiver. I haven't been to the new Redlands gym yet, but I have heard the facility is awesome!
This gym produces excellent high-level gymnasts, and also has great recreational classes for kids who just want to be active or excel at their own pace. Their acrobatic gymnastics program has amazing gymnasts who are champions. It is incredible what they can do!
My 3 year old daugter really enjoys the tiny tots class here, every time the day after she asks if she can go to gymnastics again. The coach is great and keeps the small kids engaged, learning, and improving.
There was an issue with jenica and my 4 year old daughter who was in Hot Shots. They changed the schedule to their classes three times. Decreased hours and changed days with less than a weeks notice. Little to no communciation between trainers and parents. Jenica left my daughter hanging on a bar with her back towards the wall. My daughter cannot climb that high and couldn't get down especially since her back was towards the bars she needed to get her feet on. She was left there crying and hanging. With another instructor no more than 5 ft away who obviously heard her. As i walked towards my daughter I asked her, "don't you hear her" and she said she "had another class". Their response to that comment was that instructors don't interfere with other instructors training. My response to that is, what about the well being of the child??My daughter had a bruise on her back the following day. The owner said she could have gotten it from anywhere. I have the whole conversation recorded. It's quite disgusting how she treated this situation. No corrective action was taken towards the instructor, even after we were told there would be. We were told we would be called back by the owner and never did. When my sister walked in to take her daughter out of the gym, the owner said that she heard it was taken care of. She was out of town so she couldn't do anything. What type of owner takes no responsibility for her employees actions?? This was not the first or second time Jenica made my daughter cry. The first 2 times I thought it was part of the strengthening process and that she probably pushed too hard without realizing it. I told my daughter to communicate with Jenica when it hurt too much and to just stop if it hurt. But leaving her hanging on a bar, crying, and struggling to stay up and find her footing is disgusting and considered child abuse to me. I had to walk across the gym to get her and no one helped my daughter. I thought for sure someone would get her down before i got to her and no one did. My daughter was blamed for the incidence. We were told maybe she is too young for this class and maybe we should move her down to kinder tots. They were the ones who suggested putting her in Hot Shots. Maybe their instructors are not trained to work with children her age in this "advanced class" where she is the youngest. You would think a good instructor knows what type of child they are working with and know how to adjust their training to their needs. And if this is not the type of gym that does that, then don't suggest putting my daughter in a class that is more advanced. I should have realized the instructor was not fit when she would storm in and out of the secretary's office. Very disrespectful. We were also told that we were refunded the tuition. We were not. She corrected this by saying that we didn't get charged for the following month even though cancelling requires notice. Truly miserable experience. My daughter always get worried when we pass by the gym, asking if we are going to the gym. When i reply with a "no", she reminds me, "good mommy, because they were mean to me and they made me cry and hurt me".
