I've tried other gyms in the area, and Peak seems to have their act together. Good coaches who care about the kids - a plan and curriculum that teaches to USAG standards in both pre-school (age 2 to 6) & recreation classes (7 & up).Occasionally they have coaches who leave or call in, but they seem to have back-up teachers who try to keep the classes consistent, and know what they are doing. A few years ago they had some coaches who were bad news - but those folks are gone now & "teaching" at another gym.
The owners are in the gym regularly - not every day, but they are not absentee owners like in other gyms. I know their competitive program had some turnover and some problems, but the folks they have today are top notch, and plan to stay for a long time (or so they tell me). They don't push the kids past their capability, and offer levels for almost everyone who wants to compete. They have USAG teams from Level 4 to Level 9, and offer a nice competitive league called "EAGLES" that isn't quite so intense. My girls are not going to the Olympics, but they have fun in class and hope to make the team someday soon.
They also offer Cheer & Dance if that's your bag. In Cheer, they are one of the top gyms in the state, and getting stronger in Dance and Gymnastics almost daily. South of metro Denver, this is the place to be!
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