Testimonials
What our Parents and Kids Say About Gemini Gymnastics
What Gemini offers are gymnastics classes with a low teacher-to-student ratio, and excellent instruction at an incredible price in a fantastic new facility! Gemini has not only has built my daughter's skills over the past three years, but it has also developed her confidence in her skills and ultimately, in herself.
I feel that my daughter has grown as a person as well as a gymnast, without experiencing the pressure and competitiveness that are often inherent in many athletic programs.
The best part of the Gemini experience is that the staff makes us feel like we are the only family, by being responsive, open and collaborative. If you want your child to truly learn how to be a gymnast with a solid foundation of what it means to be an athlete, then Gemini is the place for your family.
-Laura Kaehler
Our daughter Kaitlyn has been in the Gemini program for a few years starting with no experience to making one of the Gemini teams this year. The Gemini program has elevated Kaitlyn's confidence in almost everything that she does. From learning new gymnastics moves/routines, to how she deals with the stress of life. Over the last year has been particularly difficult, especially for children and Gemini and the staff of teachers did an amazing job helping Kailtyn have some form of normalcy. Kaitlyn is always working on her gymnastics skills, her mind is always running and Gemini has helped her put energy into life, friendships and gymnastics. We are thrilled with the experience Gemini has provided and would recommend the team to anyone that is looking for an outlet for their gymnasts.
-Marie Sullivan
My two girls started at Gemini and we really loved it. After my oldest decided she wanted to take at another gymnastics center, where friends were taking, we switched. 1 year later, we switched back to Gemini. I found the care and personalization of the instruction of the Gemini staff could not be beat. We are so happy we switched back!
-Julie Wood
-Sara Franko
At my school, Hauser Jr. High, we are offered a wide selection of clubs. One of the clubs that is very popular is called S.M.A.R.T Club. It helps us think about our future and encourages us to stay on the right path and away from drugs and violence. We help support the community, go on fun trips, and help other people plan on an excellent future. But, to participate in the club, we have mandatory assignments we need to complete in order to go on the trip every trimester. This trimester's assignment was to write a letter to your hero. Once Mr. Wolf said this, I immediately though of someone who has impacted my life and taught me important lessons. You.
At first when I came to Gemini, everything was so new to me. I hardly knew how to do a somersault, and now I'm doing one in the air. My flexibility had changed as if I'm a rubber-band being pulled ever so slightly now and then. You taught me that no matter what I strive to do, I can always achieve it, no matter how long it takes me. And this lesson not only applies to tumbling, but to life in general. I remember my first back tuck. I never could get very high, but your useful tips and watching eye led me to believe that I could do anything I wanted, even if it was the hardest thing in the world.
Whenever I try a new trick, I always feel more comfortable with your hand right behind my back, making sure that I land every step with ease. I know that your hand very lightly touches me, but it's a sense of comfort knowing that you're the one who taught me how to do this, and you'll be here to help me.
I wouldn't feel so confident in myself if it weren't for you. Knowing that I am good at something all my own is very reassuring when I don't exactly do the best in other activities. Tumbling has helped my confidence more than ever throughout the years, especially since entering Jr. High. When I was new to the school, we would ask each other what we liked to do, or how we spent time after school. Every time I would mention tumbling. People asked me what tricks I could do and always wanting to see my splits. In sixth grade, our social studies teacher was doing yoga with us and had me do my splits in the middle of the room. Even though I was a little embarrassed, it was still a confidence boost. My gym teacher is always asking me for new stretches, and I have shown her your burpies, inside out jumping jacks, push ups and different sit-ups and partner exercises that we use every day.
Thank you again, Ms. Carrie for impacting my life so much!
Sincerely,