Peak Athletics

I have mixed feelings on Peak. I like their facility and the programs. They are unique and themed for fun. We have a preschooler, so I can’t speak for their competitive levels. I would warn any one with an preschooler that is slightly different, meaning high energy, sensitive, or possibly behind in one area or another. Ms. Rachel is not the teacher for you. The first teacher we had was fine, she seemed patient and was able to handle the kids. The good is the class sizes are small too. Then we got the aforementioned teacher. My child has been disciplined for making mistakes, rather then being taught. I agree with ensuring the safety of all students, but mistakes are sometimes in direct correlation to teachers not being attentive. I do not believe in making preschool age children feel as if they are «bad» for making a mistake. These are preschoolers, they will do that and therefore should be watched slightly more than say kindergarten or first grade.
I will update this if our experiences change, otherwise this isn’t a fit for a non-​cookie cutter kid. I also want to say that I honestly would never have written a negative review had the staff not treated me so poorly over my concerns. The reservation/​front end has been pleasant.

It is incredibly disheartening this gym allows its coaches to post such unprofessional and inappropriate quotes and comments about current and former members on social media. What a poor reflection on this gym and their members who learn from this behavior.

Our daughter has participated at Peak for a little over a year now on one of their competitive cheer squads. We hesitated to sign her up, but are happy that we did. This is a true sport and these girls are great athletes. They all take this sport very seriously and work their butts off. The ownership and the coaches are all great. They work hard to help the girls improve and make it interesting and fun. The Peak facility is great too… Even for the parents, they have a nice lobby with windows to to the gym to watch your kids along with a TV to pass the time. There is also and observation deck if you prefer that. Overall a great experience!
The down side — don’t be fooled it is very expensive! Uniforms, enrollment fees, practice gear, trips to competitions, private lessons, group lessons and emergency room visits… Thank goodness nothing serious…