Hampshire Gymnastics School

My 4yo daughter attended summer camp here and now takes weekly classes, and she loves it. She also has sensory issues, and has been met with such kindness and understanding by the coaches on days she's not feeling her best. They seem to know exactly what to do to help each individual child do their best, while still keeping the class moving, and that's saying a lot with a class full of pre-schoolers with varying needs. I had worried she might have a hard time, but she loves it and wants to go every week even when I know it might be a hard day, and she always comes out happy and confident, so what more could a parent want? She primarily works with Annika and she has been so great with her.

Well it’s a pretty good gymnastics place but I worked my but of to be a gold and I was still a silver so I don’t think the saw my potential but they’re staff is nice and they push you to be your best so I recommend this place I went there for 5 yrs I think you should really consider coming here if you do Hampshire gymnastics will become your second home they treat you like family and overall the students are nice so

It's hard to be a well-liked business in a pandemic, but let's be honest, these folks are putting themselves in front of our wiggly children at a time when others just can't figure out how to do that safely. They are enforcing masks, communicating well about covid, and teaching my kiddo legit gymnastics skills. While I wish there were more boys in the classes that's not their fault, my little guy is learning how to harness his energy, wait his turn, and be thoughtful about others. Those are all wins in my book.

While I can definitely say I saw my daughter gain some confidence from coming to a class here for a season, I really wish there had been more structure to the time. We paid a decent price to come and all but the last five minutes of class was just free-play. While the employees can't really call them teachers, because not much was being taught were always very nice, my daughter thrives in a more structured environment and this just wasn't the place for that.

I normally don't write reviews, but we were really disappointed with our child's experience here. They aren't teaching actual gymnastics skills, the kids even those in the older classes just tumble around and use the space like a giant playground/trampoline. The instructors are there to make sure everyone stays in line and takes turns, but besides that there's no teaching happening. If you want your child to learn acro skills, routines, and further their physical dexterity past a summersault and basic handstand this isn't the place and it's definitely not worth the price.