Gymcats - Gym in Henderson, United States

Gymcats has been such a great stepping stone for my daughter. From the first day she started she was shy and reserved and since coming to this gym she has blossomed with confidence. Ms. Stacey is an amazing teacher to the little ones, I cannot talk her up enough. She is incredibly personable, engaging and fun but also with a firmness that is great for your little one to get used to a student/teacher relationship that teaches them respect on both ends. I have had zero issues with this facility or staff and my child is always excited for her next class. I've seen other comments about signage regarding pride and I have not once noticed these signs. Probably because I am personally not bothered by it so why would I think twice. I think it's wonderful that a facility for kids of all ages, have taken the step to make everyone feel comfortable no matter who you are or what your family may look like.

My daughter does gymnastics here and has loved it! She recently had surgery and had to be out for a bit but coming back, they have been so good to her and modifying her workouts to follow doctors orders. It has been great for her to not lose all the progress she has made over the last few years, especially this last year!

We love gymcats. We have twin 1.5yr olds who are in the Mini Kittens class. Their instructor, Ms. Karrie, is lovely and very patient and fun. The kids are learning to move and control their bodies, while us parents get a bit of a workout helping them to do the activities. They have open gym and different activities all the time. They even have like camp days for those who are not enrolled in the weekly classes. It's a blast!

Our child enjoys attending, and the staff seem kind, but overall the program feels more like an expensive playtime for younger kids than a structured gymnastics class. Many of the activities involve things like hula hoops and balloons, and climbing which are fun but are also things kids can easily do at home or a park. I would love to see more focus on foundational gymnastics skills, especially since the class is only 45 minutes per week. At that age, repetition and consistent practice are really important for building a strong foundation. It would also be helpful if there were opportunities for additional practice time without significant extra cost. As kids progress into competitive levels, the expenses also seem to increase quickly. For example, the uniforms are quite expensive, and there are additional fees just to attend and watch competitions. I understand that running a program like this comes with costs, but a bit more balance between pricing and value would go a long way for families. One other thing that stood out was the display of sexual and pride-related material in the facility. Trans and pride content is inherently sexual and inappropriate for children. I personally feel it would be better to keep the environment centered strictly on athletics and skill development rather than topics that can be interpreted as political or social messaging. I believe most parents simply want a neutral environment where kids can focus on learning and having fun.