TWIGS KIDS Gymnastics, Swimming & Cheer

Fantastic experience: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW!!! i have been going here since i was little, & i have always loved it.. during summer camp, we sit outside & play games. sometimes we even sit outside to eat lunch. we go outside lots of times during the day honestly, & it’s really fun to get outside. sometimes we wash the teachers car, but kids really enjoy it. we have pizza one day of the week so we don’t need to bring a lunch unless you want to. for the little kids they always make sure a craft is included, or a coloring page. sometimes we watch movies (ALWAYS KID FRIENDLY) & have popcorn to go along with it. during summer camp i met some lifelong friends that i wouldn’t have in classes/ after school. we also slip & slide down the hill of the side of the building. it is always so fun. : in the after school program, most of the time the bus drops you off their, but with some schools twigs has to pick you up from school in a little bus/van they have. when you get their, they make you change into your gymnastics clothes if you have any & wash your hands. then they take you into the gym & you sit down near the front & they provide snacks like pretzels & peanut butter crackers with a juice box if you want it. then you go play around for a little while like open gym. , i gave a 5 out of 5 because i enjoyed my time at twigs & the bad reviews people give are just naive about the beauty of this place. yes, the place has SOME flaws, but hey, don’t we all? PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, send your kid here if you want them to meet new people & make new memories. coming from a teenager, it is such a great place & you will not regret it. ????

Fantastic experience: My daughter has been coming to twigs for 3 yrs now and absolutely loves it.The instructors are caring and knowledgeable. During a recent illness, the staff & team treated my daughter like family, providing uplifting support till she was 100% ready to to return. Great organization!

Positive experience: Full disclosure—we were there just for a trial class so I can’t speak for the ongoing atmosphere or long term effects of attending. I took my 2.5 year old son and while he had an amazing time I had some concerns. There was no one at the front desk (or the lobby in general) to greet us and we were there a good 5 minutes before being acknowledged; we got there 15 minutes before class started. It smells strongly of feet and sweat. Viewing area was small—only important if you’re not in a parent-child class though. When we were asked to come into the gym they asked that we take shoes and socks off (or just shoes for parents) but the teacher still had her shoes on. There were ants around the shoe cubbies. Equipment looked clean and most seemed well-maintained but again, it smells like a gym. Miss Britney was really energetic and sweet—she explained the circuits really clearly. There didn’t seem to be a theme for the class. Theo took some time to become comfortable with Miss Britney and after a while he wanted to run around but she really encouraged him when he was walking on the beam. I was supposed to keep him more or less in the circuit which was hard not only because he wanted to be off running around but even with just a few kids in the class there seemed to be bottlenecks. My son’s favorite part was jumping in the foam pit at the end. I should also mention that while there’s a general “Christian” theme to the facility (the area we were in was called Noah’s Ark and there were several religious quotes in the bathroom) that there wasn’t any overt religious overtones to the class. Overall the program itself scored a bit better for me than the facility.

Fantastic experience: Twigs is such a welcoming place. My daughter has been on and off with this gymnastics program for over 3 years now and every time she is greeted with hugs and smiles. She is taught with fun, learning exercises. She comes home from each practice like "mommy do you know how to do this." With some term I've never heard before. ha ha ha. Most of all I love how Twigs keeps faith in our God and remembering we are here to serve Him.