Illumination Training Center
Overview
What People Say
What's Great
- Fun and entertaining activities (mentioned in 3 reviews)
- Spacious play areas (mentioned in 2 reviews)
Areas for Improvement
- Can get crowded during peak times (mentioned in 3 reviews)
Detailed Insights
Rating Breakdown
Perfect for Age Groups
- • Preschoolers (4-6 years)
- • Teens (13+ years)
Best Times to Visit
- • Weekdays (quieter)
- • Weekends can be busy
Most Mentioned Positives
Pricing Feedback
Good value mentioned (2 mentions)
Recent Reviews
Ashton Olack
4 months agoWe couldn’t be happier with our experience at ITC over the last 4 years! From the moment we signed up, the staff and coaches have been incredibly welcoming, supportive, and, professional. The program is not only well-organized but also prioritizes the growth and development of each child. The coaches strike the perfect balance between teaching skills and fostering a love Ninja and Gymnastics. My children have grown tremendously in confidence, teamwork, and, athletic ability since joining. What really sets their program apart is the emphasis on creating a positive and encouraging environment. The coaches truly care about the kids and take the time to work with each one individually to ensure they feel included and valued. I highly recommend Illumination Training Center to anyone looking for a sports program that goes above and beyond to nurture and inspire young athletes. It’s been an incredible experience for our family, and we look forward to many more years to come!
Kirstin deWeber
4 months agoWe are extremely disappointed with this gym and their conduct. We first enrolled my daughter in summer classes which was extremely busy but she seemed to enjoy herself. They tend to flip the location of the little beams gymnastic class depending on the other schedules of classes. Sometimes they'll stick them in a teeny tiny little corner with little equipment they can use, and sometimes they'll be in a more spacious one with fantastic equipment. My daughter knows the difference and hates the small one. It's limiting and she does not feel like it's an authentic experience on that side. The summer was in the small one, the year-long program was in the spacious side but only because of the specific day and time we chose. We switched to a different day and she was out in the small side, was sabotaged with a whole big class of kids all of whom kept cutting her in line, and the instructor completely turndc a blind eye so my daughter didn't get her fair turns. She was pretty distraught and when no one responded to her pleas she got angry and started screaming in frustration, to which the instructors had no experience evidently helping a child to process their feelings so I was called and she was brought to me wailing and growling at everyone. The manager (I think? Maybe she's the owner. It's unclear, but she likes to waltz around and talk about her life woes and what she's having for lunch or whatever else involves THE most unprofessional way) essentially told me my daughter's conduct was not to be tolerated and she better not do this again or she won't be welcome back. So that's how my child's age-appropriate feelings were handled. By immature, incompetent teenagers who have no idea how to handle things. At all. And a manager/owner who can't even keep her conduct presentable. I've seen and heard how my daughter's Thursday afternoon (teenage) instructor does things and she always has a snobbish, rude remark for me about my daughter. It's pretty unprofessional and I'm shocked that this is allowed. Maybe grow up and learn how to interact appropriately with each child. I'm doing my share of letting my child know when she needs to have more patience or to listen to the teacher. If I see it, I popy head in and remind my child or I even prepare her before and after about patience, taking turns, and listing to the teacher. But no, I have to have a snobbish teenager tell me how she feels about my kid every week. Or roll her eyes and not greet or bid us farewell. Each week is a struggle here. The Thursday afternoon receptionist has been bringing all of her young children to the gym to play while she works, them screaming and asking for snacks nonstop and she does not tend to them, and if she does, she tells them to go join her daughter for class, avoiding parenting her own kids. My husband came one week and was extremely shocked by all he saw. It's one thing to hear what's going on here, but another to witness it firsthand. Our final straw was today when the owneer/manager came up to me when I stopped by for class and I was informed they were on break (but the gym was PACKED full of gymnasts) and proceeded to tell me with hardly a single second of eye contact that they've informed me *three* different ways that the gym is on break still. If it were so, it would be in my email. I would not have wasted my time or gotten my daughter's hopes up for something if it was made clear that it was not happening. That was my final straw. Unprofessional, making threats, letting their children scream and whine all over the building while threatening my own staging that she can't be upset by something VERY understanding to be upset by (I don't know anyone who likes being cut in line and having the teacher ignore it). I've had it. I'm not taking her back and I'll not be recommending this unprofessional, slobby place to anyone ever. I expect my money for the upcoming month to be refunded or I'll be disputing the charge. I'm not paying for this pathetic "service" anymore.
Tracie Newey
4 years agoOur daughter has been coming to Illumination gymnastics for over a year now and we have been so impressed by the organization. The owners are truly passionate about developing the center, and so committed to helping their students grow in strength, character and technical skills, while still having fun. The atmosphere is encouraging, but also super challenging. You should see what these kids can do! And it is a great value for the training they get. I told my sister about our experience and she enrolled her three kids in a few summer camps with our daughter, and now two of her children are in the Ninja class and one in gymnastics throughout the year. They love it! Whether you are interested in the ninja warrior program or gymnastics, without a doubt you child will be challenged, grow stronger and make friends. I highly recommend!
Ali Lennon
2 years agoITC has been an amazing place for our competitive gymnast. The last gym she was at closed down unexpectedly and we now realize it was for the better. The small feel and family friendly atmosphere has been amazing to be a part of. Our daughter has grown so much in her skills and confidence since being a part of the team.
Michelle C
5 years agoMy daughter is on ITC's competitive gymnastic team and loves it!! She has really excelled and improved since switching to this gym. The owner and coaches are great and we really feel like part of a family there. The gym is clean, close and convenient for us considering my daughter spends so much time there. I would highly recommend this gym for anybody looking to get their children involved in Gymnastics (competitive or otherwise) or Ninja Warrior Training which is also fantastic there.