RAD Gymnastics

First trial visit went well... signed my daughter up but I’m skeptical I wasn’t too happy on the first day but I signed my daughter up because she seemed to have enjoyed it (moms can be a little critically opinionated). I didn’t like how I was greater but the gym teachers but I did like how they engaged with the children. Will update my review after the first month.

We have started our Daughter in the Summer Program and are so glad we did. It was a warm and inviting experience when we walked in the door. We are now wrapping up week two and our Daughter has learned so much. She is having an absolute blast and making friends. The coaches there seem to really care and the owners are just as involved and pleasant. They have gone above and beyond the CDC requirements. I couldn't imagine a more safe and comfortable environment for our daughter. RAD is truly a unique find and we are so lucky to have found them. ud83dude42

Worst place ever! I started my daughter there one day a week to hopefully have her on a team eventually. It went on for 2 years of her not improving what so ever. They didn’t even teach her how to do a front hand spring. It’s like they were training for the Olympics only. My daughter was heart broken, she worked her butt off and got nowhere. They made her feel as if she will never be good enough. So sad, they should be shut down! I took her out of there last year and she still asks if she will ever be good enough. ud83dude22 She now does trick karate which has boosted her self esteem tremendously!

My daughter joined RAD gymnastics and was on Team she was a month away from level 6 meet season when she was injured at the RAD facility.nThe coach failed to make sure the mats where aligned for her landing. ( most gyms have a foam pit while doing this skill). My daughter instructed the coach that the mats where messed up and he instructed her to do it that she would be fine.nWRONG she had a calcaneus fracture ( her heel plate) and Achilles tear.nI am not saying sports injuries do not happen it’s part of being an athlete. It’s how we were treated while she was in recovery that makes this gym not worth investing in.nDuring my daughters 6 month recovery the coaches stopped checking in on her, we were deleted from all RAD groups on social media, all the videos of my daughter where deleted. They had team pictures she wasn’t invited to so I have no picture as my level 6 gymnast. There was a team banquet my daughter was not invited to. Her brand new grips where used by other girls and now are to worn for her as she continues her gymnastics journey elsewhere.nI highly advise looking into a more equipped gym if your child is pursuing this sport.nThe longer I am in the gymnastic world the more I learn about the coaches and I wish I did more research prior.

My daughter joined two years ago and I cannot believe how much she has improved. The level of coaching is exceptional and they really care about each gymnast. Joining Rad was the best choice for my daughter and I can’t wait to see her keep improving.