Troy Gymnastics

Address:	1600 W Maple Rd B, Troy, MI 48084, USA
Phone:	+1 248-816-8496
Site:	troygymnastics.com
Rating:	3.8

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Aseel Y

I took my son to open gym paid $10 and my son found a hidden ball no one was ever playing with it and want to play with it , in his imagination he was pretending its (lava ball) and created a playtime for himself . However 5 minutes later , a little girl came up to my son wanting the ball and the coach TOOK the ball from my son while he just start playing and enjoying himself and handed the ball it to the little girl , TELLING my son he should share . So the girl took the ball and ran away with it . (when My son just found the ball and just start playing with it) lack of experience of how to deal with kids and situations like this caused my son to be upset and sad and frustrated , he wanted the ball back and he didnt understand why was taking from him when he just found it and just start playing with it . So My son went to the little girl and her grandma he asked about the ball and he said I am not done playing And he said tot he her grandma she took the ball from me. (He didnt use any force other the. Explaining what happens and why he want the ball back ) That resulted a complete stranger yelling at my son and approach me rudely that my son is not behaved and he shouldnt be talking this way (all my son did was asking for his ball that was taken too soon from him by the coach ) The coach caused my son to be sad Caused us to be in bad situations and let a complete stranger who did not know what happens exactly to yell at my son and pass judgment on him and me . The coach Hes seeing my son was sad about the ball he DID NOT try to distract my son with another game but INSTED he say no BUD go play with something else . It was a horrible experience ever that made so frustrated and tearing up and we couldnt understand or believe why we were talked this way from complete stranger or why the coach is coaching this way ! My son never ever takes anything from anyone but I agree he didnt stop wanting what was taken from him too soon . My son never used any bad words or used any force. We didnt understand why a complete stranger who has nothing to do with it and didnt even know why my son is wanting that ball to pass judgment on me and him . All I can say it the first horrible unfair experience and lack of experience from the coach that caused all this trouble . He fail by taken the ball from my son TOO SOON He fail to distract my son to get his mind off of the game he just created for himself He fail by letting a complete stranger yelling at my son (like she was working there and she knows exactly what happened ) and made her pass judgment on something shes clueless . We paid $10 for open gym that we didnt enjoy playing and were mistreated We will withdrawal my son from all classes we enrolled him in . We will never use the parent night out any more . We will not go back and not recommend this place because incident like that can happen to anyone anytime. For hiring kids who are not capable of handling normal behavior of children.

Wanda Yono

My 3yr old has attended classes for about 2 months. I have changed his classes twice already. SAVE YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY! I switched his first class due to a young incompetent instructor who had no control over the class. She couldnt get the kids attention mind you there were onIy 5 kids. I switched thinking it couldnt get worse. unfortunately it does. The class had a total of 12 kids with 2 instructors. After 3 weeks I noticed they were always a few min late to start, then they waste 5 min with stupid attendance (I think that should be done at arrival) Then waste 10 min on stretching and they dont even help the kids who are doing it wrong. I didnt sign up for yoga. They might split the class up For maybe a total of 3 min then put them all together where they have to basically sit until its there turn to go. They are 3 they should be moving at all times unless the teacher is instructing! Right??? Basically they sit more then they move. Its gymnastics, They are 3. Dont even think about getting a refund not gonna happen! As for open gym my son loves it. My son would do open gym over the boring classes any day of the week. Its even painful for me to watch! Do only open gym if you have an overactive child who hates to sit! Sincerely annoyed angry mom!

Renee Labib

If this is the last gymnastics place in metroDetroit area dont take your kids there, trainers has no experience in what they doing, most of them high school students of course nothing wrong with that if they know what they doing but if kids train kids you basically wasting your money .it is all depends on your child flexibility so if he is not very flexible he wont achieve much and will fall in less attention zone. Also the staff were mean once my son fell in their parking lot he lacerated his elbow and both knees were bleeding after it took me almost 15 minutes to calm him down he wanted to start his class because he is very motivated to gymnastics, I noticed that he is limbing and cant do much, went to the staff to explain what happened asking them if he can get a make up for this class they refused and the lady told me you been waited 10 minutes before the end of the class and now you asking for that ,OMG my son is bleeding because of your messy parking lot and I didnt open my mouth and you telling me no compansatory class however his coach didnt pay attention to my son oach words.so mean to have a business only good at charging your credit card.

Rebecca Chambers

Very fun for a rainy day open gym experience or a birthday party..... however.... I personally wouldnt sign my child up for classes there. When you start going weekly you notice more and more things wrong... Most of the staff members are high school kids, the parking lot sucks, the gym always looks dirty to me (although I have high cleaning standards) I think the classes for older kids are probably better, but the classes for younger kids have a lot of wasted time. Making 2 and 3 year olds wait to bounce and run isnt realistic. Its also very distracting for the younger kids. They have multiple classes going at once and multiple circuits to choose from. so of course younger kids want to do their own thing or go dance with the other class when the music is full blast. They should definitely have the younger kids in a completely seperate room. My main concern was that it looks dirty and old. The foam pit is so gross! Every foam square has bite marks and chunks taken out!!! On the plus side they started offering a ninja class that has its own seperate room and looks amazing! Im hoping other gyms copy this idea so I can take my son there