Revolution Gymnastics

They charged me £9 per trial but on their website it stated that trials are £0 they refused to give me a refund. The staff do not like children and were very rude.

I would like to express my positive experience with this gymnastics center catering to young children. Over the past three years, my daughter has received training here, and I have observed notable improvements. Initially, I had reservations regarding the center's strict adherence to dates and timings, but as time went on, I witnessed the positive outcomes firsthand. It is worth mentioning that Revolution Gymnastics has garnered a reputation on a national scale, particularly for their participation and achievements in the West Midlands competition

I don’t have the energy to explain all the problems with this place but trust me, you do not want to send your child here. The last two reviews are extremely accurate & only begin to indicate the many issues. Every year they put the price up. They have endless holidays but expect you to pay whilst they don’t even open. You pay overpriced fees 12 times per year & they only attend around 9.5-10 months.Instructors need instruction- no people skills, unexpressive, boring, don’t actually teach the kids properly.The sad thing is there aren’t a lot of places within the city to take your child gymnastics, so you are left with having to settle neverrrrr getting value for money, slow progress or simply don’t send your child gymnastics which is the sad choice I’ve had to make :(

Repetitive, uninspiring and overpriced. Great facilities that's for sure, however, some student coaches need more training on how to teach and communicate better with the little ones (aged 4 to 6). My little one asked to do gymnastics and I'm so disappointed, that it resulted in them being bored.The one coach only instructed from the tablet. The only physical demonstration I saw was the stretching at the beginning. Definitely need to learn how to engage and keep their attention. Some children are better at taking direction if they have a lead to follow.A note about the coaches. I believe they are actual students of revolution (present, maybe past to). My little ones coach looked about 16. Just because they are trained gymnasts, doesn't mean they should teach it.I encourage parents to discreetly and without distraction, see exactly how and what they are doing, and ultimately, if the coach they have is right for them, after all, you are paying for it!For anyone who has a child interested in gymnastics from age 7/8, you can see really good attention being given to them and the detail to achieve visible goals. Would definitely recommend for older children.

It's a waste of money and time! We decided to go to this gym as it's only 10 mins drive and the facilities look fancy when I checked their website. However the coaches there have no enthusiasm or passion on teaching and training the children. It's obvious they hate their jobs but they are stuck there. They just stand around or sit on carpet all session and telling children what to do without showing them. My daughter is a little shy and nervous in new environment but she will settle in and gain confidence after 2 or 3 lessons like she did on her dance class and swimming class because the teachers are encouraging and supportive. But I have seen observing their sessions and unfortunately the coach didn't even be bothered to help her to make her feel included. The pick up after class is also chaotic. We will have to wait at the door outside the warehouse and children with only leotards and shorts come straight outside shivering. I can understand this one way system if it's during Covid but now it's just making pick up cold and miserable for the kids and parents.

Reception staff are very very rude. Really good equipment but the staff are pretty much useless unfortunately. My daughter enjoys it a lot but for the price you don't receive much within the 45 min session. Also then memberships are literally sky high wow. Each week I feel as if I'm been ripped off but my daughter really wants to stay. I will be waiting a few months and if I don't see a vast improvement I'll be finding another place. Most likely will be cheaper and better anyway

We have had a great experience with Revolution. Fantastic coaching and real progression seen in our gymnast. The facilities are modern and well thought out.Some of the other reviews complain about hard-line rules on punctuality - this is a busy club with competitive teams, why should other classes or activities be disrupted due to other people's lateness?

It’s expensive the toilets always seem to be broken lights broken water always on the floor not enough seats for parents to wait families reserving seats when know one is sitting on them staff are not professional my daughter loves gymnastics is a shame that a place with all the right equipment cannot show abit of professionalism to paying parents not everyone that has a skill should teach! You have to pay for competitions pay for certificates ridiculous

Unfortunately I would not endorse this club. They have a bit of a monopoly and I think they abuse this. Their fees are ridiculous. The fact you have to give a months notice is ridiculous. My daughter has been going for 18 months and can barely do a roly poly, they do not teach. There are a money making machine, if your child is average don’t bother, they show no interest, if they have potential they probably treat them better. Honestly a lot of the time I would be looking at my kid and she would all but be ignored. They are inflexible and corporate and I’m annoyed with myself for going as long as we did.

My daughter been here for two days for holiday club she loved it.She likes it better than where she goes to gymnastics in Solihull, she said teachers were all lovely today.