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Flip Out Productions — Indoor Gymnastics in Philadelphia

Flip Out Productions

4.7(48)4.7 out of 5 stars, 48 reviews Philadelphia, PA

About Flip Out Productions

Flip Out Productions stands out for its strong focus on early childhood development, exceptional inclusivity for neurodivergent children, and a commitment to long-term physical and life skill development. It offers specialized programs like a Creative Camp Preschool that provides kindergarten readiness and socialization, making it particularly valuable for families seeking affordable, structured engagement beyond traditional daycare.

What parents should know

Summarized from real visitor reviews.

Best for: Stay-at-home parents seeking affordable, structured socialization and kindergarten readiness for their 3-4 year olds.Families with neurodivergent children (e.g., autism) who need an inclusive environment with small class ratios and supportive staff.Parents looking for a long-term gymnastics program that fosters both physical skills and broader life skills.Toddlers and preschoolers who are in the early stages of potty training and need accommodation in a class setting.Children new to gymnastics who require patient and clear instruction to build confidence.

Why families love it

  • Creative Camp Preschool program (half-days T/Th for 3-4 year olds) is highly praised for socialization, kindergarten readiness skills, and affordability.
  • Small class ratios (e.g., 4:1 mentioned) provide individualized attention, which is highly beneficial for children, particularly those with autism.
  • Potty training assistance, including allowing small potties, is a unique offering for younger children.
  • Highly inclusive environment, specifically welcoming and supportive of neurodivergent children (e.g., children with autism).
  • First-rate facility and equipment are consistently mentioned as excellent.
  • Many coaches are described as knowledgeable, caring, kind, and promoting a growth mindset (Coach Katie specifically named).

Insider tips

  • Consider the Creative Camp Preschool program for 3-4 year olds if seeking affordable half-day socialization and kindergarten readiness support.
  • Families with neurodivergent children are highly encouraged to visit, given the strong emphasis on inclusion and small class sizes.
  • If enrolling a child, especially a beginner, inquire about the assigned coach to ensure a supportive and patient learning environment.
  • For parents of young children still potty training, note that the facility allows small potties and assists with training.
  • Be prepared for long-term engagement, as many families participate for multiple years, which suggests a progressive curriculum.
  • Parents should communicate any concerns about coaching style immediately to management.

Good to know before you go

  • If your child is sensitive to passive-aggressive or easily frustrated coaching, specifically inquire about the teaching style of their assigned coach, particularly for beginner classes.
  • Enrolling a child without checking reviews or testimonials for specific coaches if your child needs a very patient and encouraging instructor to prevent potential self-confidence issues.
  • Potential for inconsistent coaching quality, with one reported instance of a coach being passive-aggressive, assuming prior knowledge, getting frustrated, talking down to children, and being inattentive.
  • Risk of injuries for beginners due to lack of clear instructions or inattentive coaching, as reported by one parent (back and ankle injury for a 5-year-old).
  • A negative coaching experience can significantly impact a child's self-confidence and may lead to parents withdrawing their children from classes.
Value
The Creative Camp Preschool is explicitly mentioned as being '$1.78/hr more than the cheapest daycare in Fishtown,' positioning it as a highly competitive and affordable option, especially given the specialized kindergarten readiness, socialization, and inclusive support it provides. The value proposition appears strong for the quality of instruction and care offered.
Accessibility
Highly inclusive for neurodivergent children, specifically mentioning support for a child with autism.
Safety
Equipment is described as 'first-rate' and 'great', implying physical infrastructure is safe.

What parents say

Sarah Ambriz
5.05.0 out of 5 stars
"My family has had the most amazing experience at Flip Out. Both my kids (4 and 2.5) we have done all the classes their ages allow. The mommy and me class, the 45 minute drop off class for 3 and 4 year olds. But by far my favorite program they do is their creative camp preschool. It’s half days on T/Th and is perfect for stay at home moms that want to get their kid socialized and working on kindergarten readiness skills in a way that is affordable and won’t put you out of a job. It has allowed me to spend time with my younger daughter and get things done without being outnumbered. A few things"

6 months ago

Astrid B
2.02.0 out of 5 stars
"Disappointed with our experience. Signed my daughter (5yr) after reading all the good reviews. Giving a 2 star because all the equipment was great. The Fun & Flips class started great until another coach started teaching. Very passive aggressive & assumed all the children knew the moves and terminology, & when the children couldn’t remember the next move the coach got easily frustrated and talked down. Especially my child which had zero experience. We only lasted 2 classes but that was more than enough for my child’s self confidence to go down. Sadly, the coach being inattentive and lack of in"

7 months ago

Mike Bishop
5.05.0 out of 5 stars
"We’ve brought both of our children to Flip Out when they were toddlers and they each loved it. Awesome coaches, a welcoming gymnastics culture, and overall a truly bright spot in the community. Can’t recommend them enough!"

7 months ago

Reviews sourced from public Google data.