A good place to get your child involved... Our family and friends have been members of Jam Hops for a couple months now. There are classes ranging from toddler to teens and both boys and girls attend, so yes your child will be able to find something. Most of the facilities is reserved to the massive gymnasium, but there are small classrooms where small groups attend. The place is available for birthday parties for your little one. Overall the place is nicely maintained and the staff is super friendly. My biggest complaint is that the classes are too big sometimes and there isn’t match seating for parents.

There's a lot to like about JamHops, and what they do, but our family ultimately decided that their prek gymnastics class didn't offer enough benefit for the money; in particular, their teaching style didn't seem focused or structured, so we felt their students drifted through their stations without learning new skills or improving their technique. So we definitely prefer the teaching style at Foss: it's focused, fun, and technique centered and they talk to every single parent after each lesson. That said, we'll go back to JamHops, or another gymnastics school, when our daughter is older and can more independently find her own success. response to response: I don't think we ever saw the skill cards, we only saw the coloring sheets. If your prek skill cards are on your website, or featured in your YouTube videos, please let us know. a note about our research: We did a google search and, based on your website, skill cards get updated "every two months" and somebody at JamHops thought they got updated quarterly. At Foss, for example, parents get weekly feedback and families can attend "once a week clinics" (at no additional cost) to get realtime feedback from a certified swim coach. In our case, it would have been nice to know which skills were being taught each week so we could review them at home. I should mention: I asked the person at the front desk if they had videos on YouTube for each skill and she said (paraphrased) "we're working on that; it takes resources away from other things."

After returning for a few classes now running the coaching staff has appeared to have made some excellent improvements. Our 5yr old is is receiving feedback throughout the classes now and there is much more structure within the class. Hope to see it keep up!

Love Jam hops! We always have great teachers, many fun choices, and a clean facility!

I'm really a fan of Jam Hops. They have given my son a place to grow and try new things. He's getting constructive criticism and developing his skills. I love the equipment, the staff, and the location. If your children are interested in gymnastics, this is a great place. They also have dance and ninja warrior stuff, but my kids aren't participating in that, so I can't speak to it, except that if they do it as well as they manage gymnastics, it's worth a go.

We love our gym!! It’s hands down the best trainers, best programming, pretty great music, and it’s a community! You become accountable not only to yourself but the friends you make in class!

Great place for kids sports activities. Front desk staff could be more informative when answering questions. The building blocks cell phone signals and WiFi for guests is not working.

I am generally happy with my experience with Jam Hops. (If you ask my daughter, she is VERY happy!) The way how they keep the doors open with the restrictions (prior to Nov. 18) was laudable, and the staff were mostly friendly and competent. But communication needs some work. Despite the many emails I receive in a week, there is usually something important not conveyed in all the emails. Some examples include the uniform policy (whether or not to buy theirs, or whether one is required), and switching classes due to low enrollment. With some tweaks, this place could be a lot better. But like I said, if you ask my daughter, she loves it! Any that is really the only reason why we are still enrolled here, despite the newest restrictions.