Burlington Sport Alliance, Burlington Gymnastics Club, Burlington Tourism Review

Definitely priced well. I feel like they use a lot of teenagers to keep their prices competitive and get them to teach the kids but the teenagers aren't always enthusiastic about training the kids. They also take classes off and don't compensate for it. For example next weekend they aren't having any classes even though only Monday is suppose to be the holiday. The supervisor claimed "we really needed the break". Well apparently you want to save on operating costs and get the parents to pay for it anyways.

This looks like a nice club. Instructors are teenagers who obviously do their best to teach the kids. But I feel they lack that personal touch towards each kid that is needed when teaching young kids. Many times I noticed them telling the kids what the next move will be without even looking at the kids and when the kids start practicing they don't always pay attention to each kids. I feel maybe the focus is more on competitive kids already, but I also feel the pool of competitive kids is fed from the recreational ones, so more focus need to be on them, fixing their techniques, cheering them, motivating the., and not just doing a job for the sake of having a job

Our daughter loves it here! The staff are very friendly and professional and take time to get to know us as regulars. We are new to Burlington, and this is a great recreational setting for children under 12. Thank you BGC for a great experience!

Would give it a 5 star but there carpets still have a strong odour of athletes foot after they renovated.

I wouldn't say it is priced very well like some of the comments on here. For the 12 weeks (hours) I felt my children were just going to play. Instructors are pretty disengaged and we never felt our child was progressing anywhere since the last program. Focus on certain areas to improve on would have been beneficial, however it seemed as though the instructors aren't even looking at the kids when giving direction. It was more as though they were just doing it for the sake of it, and not for the concern of the child.

4th year, my kids still want to join but we have told them no, they need to pick something else. There is a difference between goining to play... and going to learn.

Very friendly staff and trainers. Treat the kids nicely. Prices are good for what they offer .

My daughter is enrolled in the Parent & Tot 1 class (16-24 months), which is an hour long. The class is way too long for this age group, it's hard for the kids to stay focused. There are many parts of the class that are too difficult for this group (i.e. uneven bars). I don't think this is tailored to an appropriate level for this age group. We will be finishing up the session by only going for 1/2hr but will not be signing up for a second session for a few years.

I agree with Gregory Holmes....first time in the gym, my son had an accident from the trampoline when he enthusiastically went on it but teenage staff didn t bother to stop him to come back to give instructions. Because the trampoline had no barriers and my son did not know how to get off, got off on the wrong side of the trampoline and fell face down on their 1 inch styrofoam mat. I was still there to see the whole incident and I was in shock. I ran to my son, yelled for help as he was twitching and eyes were rolling up. Staff were to say the least, lacks the emergency response procedure. They were not quick to make an appropriate decision to amend the situation. I asked to call the ambulance which I paid for. Facility only reimbursed the day fee for using the gym. But thank God , my son was okay. I called the city to complain but there are no appropriate office for this type of private childcare facility. City don t regard this type as legit childcare facility. Complains didn t go far. As of the facility, not sure if they made changes but as of my son, it was a nightmare as he stopped pursuing being a gymnast.