All American Gymnastics

Address:	95 S 1400 W, Lindon, UT 84042, USA
Phone:	+1 801-796-9610
Site:	aagutah.com
Rating:	3.7

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Anonymous User

My wife and I love this gym!! Our kids have had nothing but excellent treatment in every way. The gym has taught them a ton of valuable life lesson that money cannot buy. Its funny when people get stuck in contracts and try to weazle themselves out of it (i.e. the people complaining about it being dishonest). When you sign up, it is clearly stated that you have to give a two weeks notice. If you give a two weeks notice, its as easy as pie to take your kids out with no problem at all. Ive done it with two of our kids (they wanted to pursue other sports). Its when these parents will sign up, go for two weeks, and then all the sudden disappear for a month filling a spot in the class. Then after not being able to be contacted for the month they come back wanting the last month reimbursed. Believe me Ive seen how this works owning a business of my own. All American Gymnastics is a top notch facility that has the best instructors in the state. They are very organized and start classes right on the dot. Also, I feel comfortable knowing that All American has been around for the last 25 years, growing bigger and bigger, gaining a better reputation than any gym in the state of Utah. No matter what anybody says, I know that this gym is owned by some of the most generous, honest, hard working people I have ever met in my life. You will not be dissatisfied with enrolling your kids here.

Jeannette Chacon

You know I truly tried to look for the good in this gym. I had a hard time, some teachers Im sure are nice but I switched my toddler (3years old) about three times trying to find a teacher (in a 3 month period) that would be helpful finally I just stuck with one for the sake of my daughter to get used to a familiar face. My daughter is bilingual and is mostly a visual and hands on learner. I felt that would be a piece of cake given that its a physical activity shes supposed to do. I felt most of the time the teacher would just give up on her because she "assumed" my daughter just didnt speak english and wouldnt spend time trying to teach her what the others were already learning. I admit my daughter gets distracted easily and would run off sometimes but when she had my daughters full attention she still didnt take the time to try and teach her what she took time teaching the other girls individually. I felt I was paying for my daughter to watch others learn so after the block ended I decided to look into other gyms. I watched how some teachers would yell at some kids, get impatient with them for just being kids and give them time out... I just dont recommend this gym.

Anonymous User

Dishonest, horrible. Disorganized. We only went to two weeks because my children spent 90% of the time standing around. Teachers seemed unskilled and indifferent. It seemed like they did everything possible to make the experience as unpleasant as possible. Deliberately difficult and unreasonable. Billed me for 6 months of classes that my two children only attended for 2 weeks. Which I paid. Then sent me to collections for another 6 months worth of lessons. Would not let me cancel over the phone, even though we had relocated. I even spoke with the owner, explained I had already paid for 6 months of lessons we didnt take, and that we were temporarily living out of state for the summer, but they were completely unhelpful. Ridiculous. But I guess instead of creating an environment where people want to continue with their lessons, their business model is to bill people for lessons they didnt take and they dont want. Well, I guess that says it all. It is like on of those illegal, infomercial autoship programs that they make deliberately difficult and obscure to cancel and you can never get out. Can you say class action lawsuit?

Erika Senneff

This was the absolute worst gymnastics facility I have ever been to. The teacher were awful. The staff was awful. Really, I cant think of one redeeming quality that they had. If I could have chosen zero stars, thats definitely the review I would have chosen. Not only were the very rude to my two year old (you read that right! They were rude to a TWO YEAR OLD), the management was also horrible. When I tried to talk to them about my concerns (teacher was horrible with my two year old, remember?) they tried to brush it off and say that my daughter just wasnt cut our for gymnastics (just, again, reminding you she is two right here)... Then, they proceeded to charge my card for $64.00 since she came to one class (which we were told was a FREE CLASS). Really, I would beware of taking your child here. Maybe a teenager could handle it there, but if you are thinking of enrolling a little child for fun--RUN the other way. There are so many other gymnastic gyms around here that will not only be honest (their free class will actually be free, crazy, right!?), but they will treat your child age appropriate.

Lisa Closson

If you want your child to learn gymnastics skills, All American Gymnastics is the place to go. Well trained and caring coaches teach correct technique and appropriately condition gymnasts to prevent injury. Besides being competitive at every level, teams are constructed to benefit each individual gymnast. I have been taking my children to All American for over 11 years. My children have gained life skills, both physically and mentally, that have and will continued to prepare them for life - both on and off the competitive field. My daughter was a gymnastics state champion for 5 years and both my sons are very talented football players and nationally ranked wrestlers - my oldest being #1 in the nation. My husband and I attribute a large portion of their athletic successes to gymnastics. On a more person note, the coaches at All American love and care about each gymnast. My childrens coaches are part of our family. They have nurtured my children through times of struggle on and off the mat. They have went above and beyond to make sure my children feel loved.

Angie Tolman

We just moved here from out of state. We came from a smaller gym and were excited about coming somewhere with more opportunity and to be part of a faster paced gym. Wow. My 11 year old daughter who was a Level 4 was evaluated today by this gym. What I thought would be a positive outcome was completely opposite! She had the nerve to tell me my daughter would never perform at anything but their Xcel program which is a step down from where we came from. That... Since she didnt start at a younger age with them she will NEVER have a chance to move up to a higher program level to shoot for a collegiate scholarship. She told me my daughter would be stuck in this program her WHOLE gymnastics career! Who has the nerve to label my daughter like that and shoot down any of her dreams of shooting for something bigger someday. I am disgusted with her outlook and that she did it in front of my daughter!! I will NOT be taking my daughter to a place that has such a negative outlook on potential talent!! i will be placing my daughter and 2 younger daughters else where!!!