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American Academy of Rhythmic Gymnastics
3.7(3)3.7 out of 5 stars, 3 reviews San Ramon, CA
About American Academy of Rhythmic Gymnastics
This academy excels in providing a structured, enjoyable, and affordable foundational rhythmic gymnastics program, where children make visible progress and learn basic skills with equipment like balls, ribbons, ropes, and hoops. It's particularly valued for its long-term engagement and gentle yet effective coaching style for beginners, though it may not cater to parents seeking a high-intensity, competition-focused club with multiple coaches and a strong emphasis on competitive medals.
What parents should know
Summarized from real visitor reviews.
Best for: Children starting their rhythmic gymnastics journey (foundational levels).Parents prioritizing an affordable, structured, and fun learning environment.Families looking for a program where kids can make consistent progress and enjoy the sport over time.Those seeking to learn basic skills with various rhythmic gymnastics apparatus.Primarily suitable for children beginning rhythmic gymnastics, specifically those in foundational levels (e.g., Level 1-2).
Why families love it
- Classes are well-structured and keep children focused.
- Teachers are gentle, nice, and effective at organizing girls and teaching foundational rhythmic gymnastics.
- Children learn basic foundations of rhythmic gymnastics, including the use of balls, ribbons, ropes, and hoops.
- Students show visible progress and high enjoyment over time (e.g., 2 years).
- Positive learning environment for foundational (Level 1-2) skills.
- Effective teaching of core rhythmic gymnastics equipment (balls, ribbon, rope, hoop).
Insider tips
- Ideal for parents looking for a long-term, structured, and enjoyable foundational rhythmic gymnastics program rather than a competitive, medal-driven club.
- Consider if a gentle, single-coach approach for foundational skills aligns with your expectations, especially if you have high expectations for competitive results.
- Expect a focus on basic technique and enjoyment, not necessarily intensive competitive training.
Good to know before you go
- If you are seeking an intensive, high-performance competitive rhythmic gymnastics club with multiple coaches, aggressive training, and a strong emphasis on winning medals.
- If you expect coaches to be highly energetic and constantly demonstrating movements during every session (based on one negative experience).
- If your primary goal is rapid advancement to high-level competitions rather than foundational skill building and enjoyment.
- One review noted only one coach who did not move or demonstrate and lacked energy.
- Parents seeking a high-level competitive club with multiple coaches, medals, and recognition in competitions may find it lacking.
- Value
- Described as 'very affordable' for foundational classes, offering good value for a structured, enjoyable learning experience. However, parents expecting a high-investment, competition-focused program may find it 'not worth it' if their expectations for multiple coaches and competitive recognition are not met.
- Accessibility
- No accommodations mentioned
What parents say
"We have been attending the classes for the past 2 years. I see how much progress my girl achieved and how much she enjoys the program. The class is well structured and the teacher is able to keep the kids focused. We love it!"
a year ago
"We go to classes for level 1-2 ( foundation) and we like it. The location is great , it is very affordable, the teacher is very gentle and nice but yet knows how to organize the girls and teach them basic foundations of rhythmic . gymnastics and using balls,ribbon,rope,hoop. My daughter learned a lot and likes it too,"
5 years ago
"Worst experience ever. There’s only 1 coach and she didn’t move nor demonstrate. Just sit there. No energy. A waste of time & money. We need a much better Rythmic Gymnastic club in the valley. It’s an Olympic sport and it’s hard. If parents invest that kind of money, they’re expecting more coaches, medals & recognitions in competition. Totally not worth it."
5 years ago
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