Achievers Gymnastics Center - Denton (TX)

5 /5 Joshua Clark: Peak gymnastics experience!! I participated in the adult tumbling class and loved my experience!! Kind and professional coaches and staff, always willing to help and guide. Ryan and Emilio are both so helpful and did a lot to enable me to accomplish my goals!! Ryan especially did an excellent job of walking me through effective drills to gain comfortability doing a backflip. After practicing those, he also did a great job to help me feel safe when practicing the flip into the foam pit. And of course, he did stellar work of helping me build confidence to try the flip on my own. Thanks to this team’s impeccable coaching, the pathway to success seems accessible to many. The name achievers certainly makes more sense, as that is what the coaches here will help turn you into, an achiever!

5 /5 Sara Rhine: This place is amazing! The staff and coaches are so wonderful! My son has been a gymnast here for years and Ive seen so much growth in him as an athlete. He has so much confidence and I believe hes truly thriving because of his Achievers family. They are great to work with and my son adores this gym and the people. I highly recommend Achievers!

4 /5 Levi Huffman: Coaches are attentative, and kind so far, 1 week. Classes and availability are open, but I had trouble making contact with the gym. I had some financial questions (which is always a sensitive topic). I called "too" many times to resolve my few issues. An entire week of trying to contact front desk over the phone, two to 3 voice messages and 1 in person, (went to physical gym during operating hours, nobody at front desk). Finally after an entire week I called back again today ( Monday ,March 10th 2025). Finally someone answers the phone. Im met with some resistance. I will be giving the gym $332 dollars in the Month of March, just to get my daughter started in 1× per week beginner class, Mondays. Im sure my frustration is justified. Im leaving 4 stars still, because my daughter is excited to learn and this is where she is committed now. Thank you Jenny for resolving my issue eventually.

1 /5 Kathryn Mote: I just wanted to make it known that even though this place populates when googling local Neurodivergent friendly gymnastic gyms, I was informed that they don’t really offer programs like that. According to the person I spoke with it just depends on how “neurodivergent” they are and how it wouldn’t be fair for the other children, especially if they need more attention or assistance. Thankfully, they offer A free trial appointment, but for fear of judgment and their inability To accommodate if needed, we decided against it. TDLR; Never went to the gym, but was informed that if your kid is too neurodivergent, don’t bother because it could potentially unfair for others who wouldn’t need assistance.

1 /5 Tommy West: I am very disappointed in Achievers. I will say that no one was rude but the way things unfolded for us made me disgusted with the entire operation. My 6 year old was so excited to try out a tumbling class and had talked about it all day. He has never really been in a Gymnastics gym or knows any moves, so this would be literally his first experience. My wife made all the calls and explained that this would be his first time to a lady on the phone and was assured that he would be given proper instruction so as to not overwhelm him. As soon as we got there, it was pretty crowded but the front desk person was nice and gave him his name tag and told him to get in this line and told us to go up to the parents area. Seriously - I didnt feel comfortable just leaving him there so we waited until the coach came to the door. She gave the first few girls some cones and told him to follow them and do what they are doing. He hesitated but my wife coaxed him to follow and could tell he was already nervous. So we go upstairs to a parent viewing deck that is already overcrowded with no seating left and you are looking down through a glass partition but cant hear anything. It was not very comforting being in there at all but figured we would give it a shot. He was already nervous and was just running in a circle following some girls who were doing some warmups I suppose? Like hopping in a circle, lunges, and some other nonsense. There were two "coaches" supposed to be watching the but they were just looking at an iPad. We could tell that he was frantically looking for direction on what he was supposed to be doing or confirmation that he was doing it right but there was no sort of acknowledgement or anything. So my wife went back downstairs because she knew he was close to crying. She went to the front desk and told the girl that she wanted to check on him. My wife then went to door to the gym and saw him bump into some pads and tears were starting. So she went in and he started bawling saying "I just dont know what to do!". I just cannot believe that this is the standard practice for a new comer. I would not be comfortable in that situation as an adult, let alone being a 6 year, who is also the only boy in the class. He didnt get to meet any of the coaches before they just sent him off, not one coach introduced themselves to him or told him their name, no one told him what moves he should be doing, or was he doing the moves right. Just follow these much bigger girls who are more coordinated than you and have done this before. At this point we decided to leave because if thats how the introduction to this gym goes, I cant imagine it getting better. Some lady followed us out and said she was telling him what to do but we could see from the parent lookout that that was just not true. We wanted to sign him up for gymnastics to help build up his confidence and also build up his coordination but instead we just dealt a major blow to his confidence because he thinks he failed at something. But he didnt fail, his parents and the process failed to set him up for success. It is incredibly sad to see your kid crying because of a situation we put him in and I just want the rest of you all to be aware of what you are getting into when you sign up. Especially for beginners.