2/5 Nat C. 2 years ago on Google
This
is
a
tough
review
to
write
and
the
two
stars
is
really
aimed
at
the
kids
classes.
Overall,
the
Ultimate
Ninjas
Libertyville
location
has
a
lot
going
for
it.
It
is
very
clean
with
lots
of
fun
equipment
for
both
kids
and
adults.
My
10
year
old
daughter
had
many
great
experiences
here
at
open
gym
and
birthday
parties
in
the
past.
Based
on
the
past
positive
experiences
we
signed
her
up
for
a
weeknight
class.
The
classes
started
well
but
went
downhill
over
the
next
two
months.
Our
daughter
started
telling
us
how
she
didn't
want
to
go
anymore
because
of
another
girl
in
the
class
who
had
been
bullying
her
each
week
which
included
shoving
on
and
off
the
obstacles,
verbal
abuse
and
at
one
point
a
foot
to
her
head.
We
encouraged
her
to
tell
the
staff
anytime
this
happened.
She
did
tell
the
instructors
multiple
times
but
no
action
was
taken
and
the
behaviors
continued.
I
observed
her
final
class
and
although
no
bullying
took
place
that
night,
I
could
see
the
supervision
of
the
classes
was
very
lax
and
created
an
environment
where
trouble
could
fester.
Kids
were
frequently
leaving
their
designated
areas
and
playing
on
other
equipment
and
the
young
staff
didn't
seem
interested
in
keeping
order
or
doing
much
instructing.
The
group
sizes
are
reasonable
(10
kids
or
less)
and
the
staff
should
have
no
trouble
keeping
watch
over
the
kids.
Maybe
better
training
on
how
to
deal
with
bad
behavior?
The
classes
are
slow
paced
with
lots
of
idle
wait
time
in
line
to
use
the
next
obstacle.
For
a
50
minute
$25
class,
the
first
10
minutes
are
stretching,
the
next
30
minutes
are
obstacle
rotations
and
the
final
10
are
exercises
and
free
time.
Our
kid
never
came
home
with
a
sweat.
It
would
be
great
if
the
classes
could
incorporate
more
aerobic
components
where
the
kids
are
running
and
moving
more.
Maybe
obstacle
circuits
where
they
are
encouraged
to
move
quickly
and
compete
with
the
rest
of
their
group.
I
did
talk
with
Mike
when
canceling
and
let
our
daughter
explain
what
happened
in
her
classes.
He
was
genuinely
interested
in
hearing
about
what
happened
and
suggested
changing
classes
since
that
time
slot
can
get
a
little
crazy.
He
said
he
wanted
to
know
anytime
an
instructor
did
not
take
action
when
kids
are
bullying.
The
offer
to
switch
classes
was
appreciated
but,
for
the
reasons
listed
above,
I
don't
have
confidence
that
a
new
class
will
solve
the
underlying
staff/supervision
issues.
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