SCEGA Gymnastics

My daughter is having a wonderful time at Scega, we really like the coaches and the office staff.

Thank you so much scega for ruining me. I now hold all gymnastics locations to the same standards. And if they don’t meet Sega standards, I will not seen my children. 🤣 15 years I spent with y’all and loved it even when I didn’t like it . I look back on those days and they are so important. So many things I learned from scega that I keep and hold onto today. What an amazing gymnastics location.

The coaches are firm, but fun enough to where my daughter still likes them. The facility itself always feels really crowded because of the layout. The policies about missed classes and tuition are what makes me not love the place. If your kid is sick for weeks, family vacation, etc. you’ll still pay tuition regardless if you tell them in advance, and you can’t use the missed class as a credit for the following week/month.

As a student, and learner from this place I have to say it’s alright. Not the best, not the worst. The coaches were mean to kids when they couldn’t do something correct and made them sit on a bench for almost the whole practice. Not my cup of tea

My daughter and I absolutely love this gym. The staff is very friendly and personable with all children. The teachers are very passionate about their students and really give each of them individual attention. They provide classes for students of all age ranges down to the tiniest cuties I've ever seen! Only been with this gym for a few months, but with the confidence and happiness they have given my daughter in such a short time I am forever grateful 💜 shout out to miss Terri 💗

I would warn against any establishment that inserts themselves in a child custody case. A coach at this very facility (Miss Tina) wrote a biased ill-informed statement on an SCEGA letterhead to say the least. For the record, she had not spoken anymore than 2 words to me when that letter was written. Unbeknownst to her, my daughters mother was using this facility as a way to continue to alienate me from my daughter. She took the word of a person who alienated me and my family for the first 17 months of her life. This facility was strategically chose as a meeting location for pickup by my daughters mother. What Miss Tina didn’t know, is that the only reason I was at that facility at that particular time, is because the mother was ordered by the court to allow our daughter to have the opportunity to spend with her father and siblings. I was never notified or included in the decision to insert her at this facility and inclusion was never in the mothers interest. What this facility doesn’t understand, is that I’m family oriented, and the mother of my daughter knows this. She had a relationship with my son and daughter previous to our daughter being born. The question has to be asked, “why has a father, siblings, grandparents, cousins, never been invited or included at any of this facilities events that my daughter has participated in?” However that has not stopped the mother of requesting schedule changes for our daughter to participate (no invitation to siblings or father). I have actually agreed to the schedule changes in the interest of my daughter. Even after agreeing there was still no inclusion. I find it shameful that we hear of these events yet no one on my side of the family has never seen her perform (Not the facilities fault). In the midst of this custody dispute, my mother had battled cancer bravely but lost her battle after 5 years. She was never invited or included either, and yes, the mother of my daughter was very aware of all these circumstances. I have been somewhat vindicated by the courts by being granted additional time with my daughter, however the damage has been done, and this facility played a part in the defamation of my character. I would warn against giving money to what essentially is an extracurricular program that butts their nose in family business. Photos are added to show this facility and others that there are always two sides.

Wonderful place for children. Really friendly staff. Have brought my grand children to a couple of gymnastics facilities and this is by far the friendliest for the kids. The staff was so great with the kids. Completely understood each of their abilities. I would highly recommend this facility for your children or grand children. They are awesome.

I used to have my daughter enrolled in the location in French Valley but due to covid and raises in the cost of rent that facility was forced to close down 😓 I started my daughter back up here about a month ago and they were able to keep her with her same teacher, Miss Tina! My daughter is almost 3 years old and was placed in Miss Tina’s 9am 3.5-4.5year old class. My daughter is big for her age and blended right in with the crowd and Miss Tina is so great she reassures me every time that she will take good care of her and get my daughter out of her shell! She’s grown so much more independent through these classes and obviously developed great gross motor skills above what is developmentally expected at this age! (She has better balance and hand eye coordination than I do already). They also are very safe about precautions for covid and all are required to scan temperatures at the door, get hand sanitizer and wear a mask unless the children are out on the floor and practicing. All teachers wear masks for the duration of practice. The price is also better than the gymnastics facility I had my daughter enrolled in before this and the 30 minute practice is a perfect amount of time for an almost three year old!

My daughter goes here and has a blast Coach Marry is so nice and super sweet to me also. The facility is really cool has a tree house with a foam pit for kids and very fairly priced compared to other places..for the reviewers that said they didn't know where to go...I don't know how you couldn't figure it out...it's covered in glass windows everywhere with seats and tables to watch your kids. You move when they move if you want to see them. The ladies in the office were super informative if I asked any questions.

I had similar experience as one of reviewers. I used the 2 week trial with my son. When we first got there, I didn't know where to go. It was so busy, I could barely walk through. I finally found the office and the lady told me to wait. I was waiting but then she took another parent. Once again, I reminded her I was waiting as I didn't know where my son should go. She then told my son to follow her and walked him to the coach. She never spoke to me about the process and just walk passed me when she came out of the gym.I was able to see my son with the group of kids and the coach but wasn't very impressed. The guy would talk to the kids but not even make eye contact. He was paying more attention to what was happening around him than to the kids. He seemed like he expected my son to know things, even though I specifically said it was his first time to the lady I made the appointment with.Another thing I didn't like was that the coach doesn't talk to you so you're left wondering how your kid do. Also it was very crowded and loud during the afternoon. One could barely think and it wasn't as clean.My son enjoyed his time and wants to come back but I'm not sure.