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"We found our home! So happy to have made the switch, the staff the coaches the parents. Real people. I now have 2 girls here, one is a worlds level and was taken out by and injury and the care and concern have been amazing! So happy to be at ATA!"

"I was told to bring my son with Covid to competition in Charlotte no matter the chance of getting other athletes infected bc they had no back up and since we didn’t show he was cut from team after explaining my child was vomiting and diarrhea!!! Everyone this is not worth it!! Have recordings with text all can view!!"

"Amazing gym for your kids to grow up in! Very grateful for such a well run gym who cares about our children!"

"We loved the people at our last gym, but my daughter was looking to make a change. Our experience at ATA this season has been incredible. The coaches are wonderful as well as the other athletes and families. Looking forward to many seasons to come with our ATA family!"

"I was really disappointed. I had heard such great things about this gym. My daughter was in one of the classes for a couple months and I ended up pulling her from the class. The staff at the front desk were not super friendly. Did not seem like they were happy to help the customers/parents who may have needed something or have questions. The entire time my daughter took classes there, I never knew who her coach was. No one every told me who the coach was and none of the coaches every stopped to introduce themselves to the parents. To me, this is a big deal because 1. The parent is the one paying for the classes and 2. I would like to know who is responsible for my child while they are in the gym. My daughter is a gymnast and I was not happy with her progression at ATA. She never learned any new skills or progressed in what she knew. I honestly felt like she did a warm up and then just arbitrarily bounced on the trampoline and then did stuff on the mats. It seemed as though there was no one actually guiding them and challenging them. Honestly felt as though the kids in the tumbling class were not as important as the competitive girls. I kept taking her thinking one day she's going to learn something new, but it never happened. Also, my daughter told me one of the coaches she had was not very nice. I'm not looking for someone to hold her hand, but I do expect coaches working with young athletes to know how to get on their level and encourage them and challenge them. The gym always seemed a little more on the dirty side. The viewing/waiting area, the bathrooms....everything just needed a really good cleaning. I was blown away by how little it seemed the staff cared about the parents involvement. The gym my daughter does gymnastics at blows ATA out of the water with customer service and making everyone feel valued and important. I bet the coach didn't even know my daughters name. I am not sure I would recommend the gym for tumbling classes to anyone. Maybe they are just so hyper-focused on the competition girls that everyone else takes a back seat. If your daughter wants to learn how to tumble, spend your money somewhere else where the parent/coach relationship is valued."