Gymnastics Academy of Atlanta-North Campus

I pulled my daughter out of this gym when the owner and teacher Ms. Pam was rude and unprofessional after trying to speak with her regarding my five year old. I thought if I talk to the owner the situation would be more professional and better. Boy was I largely mistaken after speaking with the owner.
What’s really sad is this owner had the nerve to say to me a paying parent that his gym is NOT IN THE CUSTomer service business. I just have one question who do you think help pay your salary and staff. The customers who bring their kids in to, your gym.
So sad that to have a great gymnast like Megan to come from your gym but you feel you have the rights to treat your paying parents in this manner.
Good luck and I hope this help a customer/​parents know what type of gym and coach you have. I would rather my child be in a more professional environment and caring one. I will never recommend this gym to anyone but I will gladly tell them my experience there. Good luck GAA.

GAA is all about the gymnast. The kids have fun, but they work very hard once they make it to a competitive team. The coaches are very professional but also very open to speaking with you about your child, your concerns and your child’s progress.
The gym trains National Team Member Megan Skaggs. The National team consists of Olympians Gabby Douglas, Aly Raisman and Kyla Ross. This shows the level the coaches can take a gymnast who has the skill and is dedicated.
For younger children, the gym has many beginner and recreation classes. It is definitely a gym where a child can grow. It is also a gym where a child can come, have fun and learn skills to determine just how far he/​she wants to take gymnastics.

Competitive and recreational gymnastics. Our daughter is in her 8^th year in gymnastics she is a USA Level 7 gymnast. We transitioned here just about a year ago and have been pleased with success to this point. They are very structured coaches and take very seriously the team aspect!
16 collegiate scholarships since 2006