Zenith Gymnastics

Daughter had fun at beginning but more and more girls were in her class. It ended up with 30 minutes of stretching and 30 minutes of lackluster coaches looking at the clock. When she got bored and wanted to quit they made us pay for a whole month more. Highly not recommended!

My 3 year old son has been going to this place for about 3 months and I love it! It’s a clean place with excellent staff and he is learning and exercising a lot. Unfortunately we are moving to Houston soon, but the owner of Zenith who is very friendly told me about another gym that I could visit once I get there. I can’t believe the bad reviews that I have been reading about this place, I have seen young kids learning and doing unbelievable things with the help of very supportive trainers.

My first impression was that this place seemed disorganized, but I did pop by on a Friday after school to get some info. After a short wait, a woman gave me the info I needed and helped me pick a date for a free trial class for my 8-​yr-​old. The free trial was good although hectic. There are so many kids!!! My daughter had fun and the coaches were sweet to her. A few days later, I stopped by during their toddler classes to officially sign her up, pay and see about putting my almost 3-​yr-​old in a class as well. NO ONE was at the front of the house. I could only find mothers watching their daughters and all the other coaches were rightfully teaching. A blonde man and woman did walk out, look at me and watch me looking around in obvious need of assistance, and walk right out the door! I asked the mothers if there was someone around I could speak with and they told me it was the owner that walked out! I said, «Oh, those people that looked at me, saw me looking for help and walk right out?» The mother answered, «Yeah, it’s kinda like that here.»
Why the hell would you spend your hard-​earned money at a facility where the owners do not respect you!?! I won’t! Going to Texas Best.

I was here for a child’s birthday party and it was a fun time. The kids had about 45 minutes to play with whatever they wanted. There were staff present to make sure things were safe but there were plenty of parents around as well. The main attractions for the 3 – 5 year olds range was the trampolines and the sponge pit. No one really touched the bars or the balance beams.
After that, we went into the party room where the staff served the kids and we had the cake cutting. The kids were then allowed to play for another 20 minutes or so, which I was surprised about given that they had just eaten. All in all, we were there less than 2 hours and the staff could have been more cheery. On a side note, this place turns out some good gymnasts as they are proudly displayed on the wall with where they go to college.

My daughter was invited to a birthday party that was held here and she had a great time! Now I’m not sure if they don’t host birthday parties here often or what the deal is. but there was no structure. They basically just let the kids run around and do whatever they wanted. Fun for kids I suppose, but I prefer more organized activities, especially for kids so young. Anyway, I signed the waiver for my daughter and she went out to play. About 20 minutes later, she wanted to show me a cool trick she could do, so I followed her out there to see. Some lady comes up and tells me I can’t be out there unless I signed a waiver for myself. Interesting since I was just taking a photo. not doing handstands and backflips. Not to mention the guy who greeted us upon entering told us to sign the waiver for my daughter only. But I guess when your establishment has no order, you don’t have a clue what you’re doing. On the upside, the facility and nice and clean. Looks a lot nicer than other gymnastic studios I’ve been to.