Peninsula Gymnastics

Shoshana Gleit

My kids went to one of their camps and overall they were pretty happy with it. I don't know why so many posts are worried about Parking. At worst you walk a few feet and there was plenty of street parking. My only concern was how they handled allergy medication. At drop-off I let them know that my son had his EpiPen and some benadryl in his bag in case of emergencies. I assumed a responsible adult would hold onto it in case it was needed but they just left it in his bag in the cubby. This seems highly irresponsible to me. He's 6 and wouldn't know how to use the medicine if he had an emergency. If you are going to have a full day camp you need a better policy and training for staff on handling medical issues. On average at least one kid per class will have an EpiPen. Please train your staff on them. I debated leaving him when I observed that was how they handled, or rather didn't handle a child having an EpiPen.

Kevin Groves

I had soooo much fun here and I would recommend it for friends and family.

Ivana Blaženović

Our son soon to be 3 year old LOVES this place, and so do we! He goes twice a week and is in a group with coaches Justin and Lilly. They offer variety of exercises every week and it's always fun. Makes me want to sign up for some classes to :) Great work, guys!!!

Francis Rodriguez

No parking Totally disorganized Dirty place The staff is rude even with children especially the person at the front desk (Asian Lady).