.I went to and worked at Hills back in 2007 before I had girls of my own now I have 2 and we have been coming from NY every weekend for the past 5 weeks

I dont know where to begin. My daughters coach is sarcastic and rude and doesnt appear to have adequate training herself. Told my daughter who is a seasoned gymnast that what she was doing wasnt a thing in gymnastics meanwhile we watched others in an advanced level doing the same skill. Head scratcher.... And I cant say for sure if this is happening but other gyms we have attended there is a floor manager who rounds during classes and observes the skills of students and if someone stands out they offer them a spot on the team and this really encourages kids to try harder if they want a spot on the team. And I see other reviews mentioning too many kids in classes and I second that - they book too many and kids get lost in the shuffle. Also, consistency is a BIG issue here. There is a sign that says masks are required and I have seen them tell other students and parents to mask up or wait outside. But this is not applicable to everyone - their star olympic alternate is the exception apparently so what kind of example is this setting to young ones? Then and this was pretty frustrating to watch. A parent was videoing her child and another child ran into the camera view and that parents child complained at the desk. Now the sign says to try to video or photograph only your child but I will tell you as I sat there, I saw at least 2 other moms videoing their child but only this one mother was spoken to. And quite honestly the mom handled it well - she retorted to the concerned parent well - were you looking over my shoulder at my phone bc that is invasion of my privacy. it was a little tense and the employee had said her piece and walked away almost leaving it for these 2 moms to duke it out. But my issue was that the employee only said it to the one parent and did not address the other 2 soooo not great. The employee could have just made a general announcement and in her defense she did gently say just to be careful not to get other kids in her shot. This is the first gym I have ever been to with this rule. Other gyms we have attended had us sign a photograph waiver that covered the gym taking pics or any incidental pics with your child in it by other parents. Parents are proud of their littles and should be allowed to capture them achieving milestones. There are a lot of gym options in this area so Hills is going to need to step it up to keep people. One day as we were getting ready to leave, I overheard a group of people talking and were very frustrated with the gyms lack of COVID responsiveness. It is disappointing especially as we keep hearing of increased numbers of infection. Other gyms have people wait outside until the prior class is emptied out but they continue the practice of everyone coming and going through this small corridor to get shoes and collect children. There are ways to improve here and it is not apparent that there is any attempt to be safer. I personally do not observe equipment being wiped down between classes - something I see at other gyms as well. Granted we could all just stop sending our children but this parent feels it is important to keep her kiddo active and it would be nice if that need was appreciated by businesses - bc we could all just say NO and then these places could close. We have to work together here.

My daughter has been training at Hills for the past 5 years, starting in classes and moving onto the competitive team. The coaches have always supported her working toward her goals. Ive been particular impressed with their handling of the things during the pandemic, especially in the return to the gym. As any parent, I was nervous at first, but felt confident in her return after seeing all of the steps that Hills took to protect the athletes and staff....and 3 months in they are still has vigilant about cleaning, temperature checking, mask wearing, distancing, and managing numbers as they were in the early weeks. This is not an easy feat to accomplish but they are committed to complying to ensure safety and to keep the gym in business to be here for the community.

Supportive atmosphere, fun workouts and great staff. Best decision I ever made!

My 5 year old son was invited for a birthday party. The kids were able to get out there, learn a few things and have fun.I had been there yeqrs ago and the parents were allowed to be out on the floor having fun with the kids but this time no parents allowed. I was able to get a bit of video through the window but we were all standing around in a small space so it was hard to get a lot of pictures of them playing around.The actual party was like all typical little kids parties with pizza, veggies/fruit and cake. It looked as if the parents brought everything in so you may want to check the food situation before booking a party.It was pretty easy to find and had good parking for a weekend.Didnt look into pricing but have heard they are a bit pricey for classes and lessons.At the end of the day my little guy had fun and left with a huge smile.

Hills is incredibly clean and Im very impressed with the measures theyve taken during COVID. No one can compare to the awesome staff! This is the best gymnastics gym in this area!

I have been a gymnastics coach and instructor since 1996. Ive worked at several gyms around the country. Hills Gymnastics is an example of what a gymnastics facility should be. The sports of gymnastics is the hardest sport in the world. Its not for everyone. To be successful takes hard work and dedication. Hills is so good at working towards each childs benefit. The classes are set up so that kids that have potential to do well can be seen and move in to the direction best for them. That could be team, Xcel or specific classes. I worked there full time for over 12 years and it was one of the best experiences of my life. The staff are knowledgeable and know what they are doing. You have to remember, this is not Starbucks, try are there to teach and make gymnasts, not to tell you what you want to hear. Thats not fair to the gym or the gymnast. I would recommend Hills to my closest friends and family and strangers. Kelli, Cynthia, Amy, Willy and everyone else are phenomenal.

Great classes and teachers.

Greatest Gym of all time! Home to many olympians for example Dominic Dawes and ran by the legendary Kelly Hill! The staff is amazing and very hands on. This place is so inspiring I’ve progressed so much in my Gymnastics since training here. 5 stars from me; well deserved

My kids go to gymnastics here and the couches are very dedicated.

My daughter likes classes and she learned good things. I recommend here to parents that their kids want to start a activity.

I had to say the smell of this place is disgusting 🤢🤢 They should put some deodorants all around so you can come in and be able to enjoy while you wait. I have my daughter and I usually wait outside since I can’t stand the smell. Otherwise it’s great place to take your kids to get that energy out. I hope they do something about it.

A wonderful experience for my daughter. Hills Gymnastics combines an incredible amount of experience with personal attention and patience. My little girl and I appreciate it!

Very nice and patient staff and coaches.

Hills is no fun because the girls are mean and they win all the competitions it’s not fair and no fun to compete against them

The coaches here are amazing and they teach you so much

This is where the Beach Associates & Jack Leonard Gymnastics filmed that kids Fitness Video Toe Belly Up Belly with Jack Leonard.

Nice and clean.

Coaches at open gym sometimes dont really help but sometimes if you get the right ones they do

There is so many things to do at hills gymnastics training senter

Wonderful!

Too many kids in a class. My girls didnt learn anything, they forgot what they already knew.

Hills Gymnastics center is a legend in gymnastics.

Its cool 😊