Gymnastic Academy of Boston

GAB Philosophy: Gymnastic Academy of Boston (GAB) has several family-owned locations led by children's advocates. GAB began in 1972 as a small group of mats on Belmont Street in Watertown. GAB has since expanded to become a full-fledged gym with professional staff on board. And yes, we survived the 80s! Despite the economic downturns, GAB has established a devoted clientele, as evidenced by the families with second-generation gymnasts enrolled. GAB has also been able to introduce multiple State, Regional, and National Champions over the years. Despite this competitive success, GAB's core mission has always been to educate young gymnasts on the importance of sports in a safe, enjoyable, and inclusive environment. Whatever skill level they are at, everyone is welcome. Programs for everyone: Gymnastic Academy of Boston has many different gymnastics-related programs for all abilities and ages. Our staff is caring, experienced, and enthusiastic. On our website, you can browse a variety of programs that cater to children from infancy through high school. We also offer parkour and tumbling.

Gymnastics Academy of Boston (GABC) feedback is mostly positive, with the opinion that there is significant improvement under the new ownership, and the young athletes being happiest and develop good skills there. Particularly the comments center on the positive effects of the coaching staff and the facility's positivity and friendliness. The feedback also implies the parents feel the gym is safe for their children and the kids could ask to enroll in the new classes. Nearly all customers believe their children's skills are growing. Some parents explicitly appreciate the new management and coaching staff and are thankful for the gym's changes. The instructor's friendliness and overall wellbeing was another major subject of customer feedback. Gymnastics camps are also well-received, either a general gym experience or a summer camp. All of this makes Gymnastics Academy of Boston the perfect choice for a safe and beneficial environment. The only downsides include one client questioning whether he should take his child to the academy and another concerned about the class curriculum for first-time gymnasts.