Basingstoke Gymnastic Club - (Near , UK)

5 /5 anthony chandler: Brilliantly run for a wide age group and activities. Down side is you can not go inside but sit outside watching a multi screened cctv unit.

5 /5 Qaiser Sajid: So impressed with the quality of staff and facilities. They push children to be at their best but also hold back where they feel they aren’t ready yet. Individual focus. Definitely recommend

1 /5 Jed Maxwell: The staff seem nice but it’s let down by the fact you can’t watch the classes or see any progression. You can only watch on a tiny grainy CCTV screen on an ancient low quality television. They are also often out of shot. I have good eyesight and haven’t been able to spot my son once. Will most likely have to find a new class.

3 /5 Lynda Schoe: During July Gymnastic Summer camp Location & Facilities: The venue is easily accessible, and the ample parking was a big plus. The facility itself is very attractive—visually appealing and well-equipped, which left a positive impression. First Impressions & Staff Interaction: We began with a brief introduction, but I didn’t quite feel a warm or welcoming atmosphere from the staff. When I asked for feedback on my daughter’s participation, I was simply told, “Everything went well.” While that may sound positive, it didn’t feel like meaningful or specific feedback. I would have appreciated more detailed and constructive comments about how she did and areas for growth. The universe of Gymnastic : I was excited that our child is being introduced to gymnastics, as it is a new area for us and something we are eager to understand and support. From what she shared, it sounds like on the first day she participated in two gymnastics sessions and spent the rest of the time enjoying games. On the second day, she mentioned just one gymnastics routine, with most of the day focused on play. To help us better engage with the child and support this new experience, it would be helpful to know the general structure of the day and the theme or focus—especially around the gymnastics component. =>This would really support us in having more meaningful conversations with her and in building a positive connection with this new area of learning. Discipline & Group Dynamics: It seems the sessions are run with a strong focus on discipline, which I can respect, but a balance of warmth and encouragement would really help the children feel more supported. Inspiration: My daughter, did have a lovely moment chatting with another girl who said she had met a former English gymnast, which was exciting for her. One thing to note is that my daughter 10yo was one of the older children in the group, and I sensed there may have been an age gap between her and most of the others. This may have made it more challenging to fully engage her pre-teens at her level.

4 /5 Miss Cazzy Bee: My son has trained here for many years now and his skill level has increased so much. He always comes out buzzing, having had a great time, and can’t wait for his next session. The staff are great with the kids, and seem kind and helpful. The gym has recently been updated and has lots of fantastic equipment and plenty of floor space for training as you can see from the photos. The only reason I held back one star is due to the poor behaviour of a couple of kids that attend. It is unfortunate that the staff are not allowed discipline them or give them a time out as it can create an unsafe environment. Parents need to remind their children to listen and adhere to the safety briefings given by staff, and that play fighting is not appropriate.