Head Over Heels

"My 4 year old attended a birthday party at head over heels today. The staff (two young girls) seemed miserable and so unfriendly (especially considering they were hosting a child’s birthday party, to clarify this WAS staff, not the family.) They we’re very inattentive which resulted in two young children (4) not getting picked to play duck duck goose, and having to sit in the circle patiently while the other bigger kids had fun and picked each other. Mind you, it is their responsibility to orchestrate and moderate all of the festivities… they are NOT purely there to open and close the gym. Not sure they even noticed because they were staring off looking annoyed the entire time. Later the kids climbed up the knotted rope. The padded mat was not directly under the rope and many of the stronger kids were climbing to the top, meanwhile only one of the staff was even holding the rope but hardly paying attention. Thankfully no children fell because it would have been horrific. Would not go back from this single experience. ** it was also 80 degrees inside because they don’t have any AC and few fans"

"Good gym with solid instruction and kind staff."

"My daughter loves learning new skills at Head Over Heels. The coaches are skilled and patient."

"The website and Google both show this location in the Staunton Mall - but when we got there we couldnt find it. We stopped to ask another store and they told us, roughly, where it had moved to (over a year ago!) - So we drove to the new location (passed by it once because there is no visible signage from the main road) and then proceeded to follow a family on their way to class to the BACK of the building down an alleyway basically. There were old and faded duct tape orange arrows taped onto the building pointing to the entrance.. It was sketchy to say the least. Once we got into the front there wasn't anyone to check us in - they were all busy with class - so we waited until the teacher came to collect the kids. - The class itself wasn't terrible. Ms. Gabby was subbing and let our little guy do his own thing. We were there for a trial class."