No

Unfortunately, no. We loved KidsStrong so much but with the distance and our new schedule, it was too challenging to attend

Kidstrong is great!

It is suggested to have coaches during competition to encourage kids to follow the direction and rules of the game at hand. I truly think by kids not following directions or playing by the rules then winning the competition it encourages cheating.

Very friendly. Everyone knows my kids name. Super clean spot.

Sophia loves it ❤️

Couches are very supportive and present throughout the whole training session

Emerson loves it. The coaches are great! He’s a lot more confident since starting.

In general I like everything. Coaches are great and really try to connect with kids and help them strive. It is usually clean, however there were some times instances when there were no soap in the bathroom. While the coach is teaching, there are times when a few children are running around instead of sitting on their dots, which can be distracting for the rest of the group. I completely understand that it can be challenging for all kids to stay still and focused at this age.That said, I’ve noticed that in these moments, some parents do not intervene or encourage their children to return to their spot and listen to the coach. I understand that coaches may find it difficult to address this directly with parents, but at some point some guidance or structure may be needed.In particular, one child (Alejandro) in my son’s class often wants to “fight,” push, tackle, or play rough, which has become concerning to me in terms of safety and the overall atmosphere of the class. I worry that if this continues, it may start to feel less friendly and less safe for the other children.I truly appreciate the program and the coaches’ efforts, and I’m sharing this with the hope of helping maintain a positive and safe environment for all kids.

I like the content and the kindness of the staff. The environment is so positive.