Nastic Gymnastics - Drummoyne

★★★★★5.0

Our daughter is 3 and she loves Nastics classes. Educators are great. They are caring and very enthusiastic. Kids always seem to have a lot of fun.

★★★★★5.0

The Nastic Gymnastics is truly outstanding! The athletes demonstrate incredible skill, discipline, and teamwork every time they step onto the floor. Their routines are not only technically impressive but also full of energy, creativity, and passion. What really stands out is the team’s dedication—not just to the sport, but to supporting one another. The coaches clearly put their heart into helping each gymnast reach their potential, building both confidence and character along the way. Whether it’s in training or competition, this team consistently shows resilience, sportsmanship, and a love for gymnastics that inspires everyone watching. It’s a joy to cheer them on and witness their hard work pay off. Highly recommend supporting and following this amazing team—you’ll be blown away by their talent!

★★★★★5.0

We started Little Nastics with our 3-year-old and couldn’t be happier. The classes are fun, gentle, and perfectly paced for toddlers. The coaches are patient and know exactly how to build coordination and confidence through play. Our daughter always comes out smiling!!!

★★★★★5.0

My daughter joined the recreational rhythmic gymnastics class last term and she’s now completely in love with the sport! The coaches focus on good technique and building strength and flexibility in a really positive environment. We feel lucky to have found this club

★★★★★1.0

I booked a trial class for my daughter at Nastic Gymnastics Wentworth Point and received a confirmation clearly stating the class was from 11:30am to 12:00pm. We arrived at 11:27am, only to be met by a staff member with a rude and dismissive attitude. She bluntly told us the class had actually started at 11:00am and would finish at 11:45am, so my daughter could “join for the last 15 minutes.” Not only was she unfriendly and completely unwelcoming, but her attitude made my daughter uncomfortable, to the point that she didn’t even want to participate. As a parent, that’s incredibly disappointing. Still confused, I showed her the confirmation sent from their own system, and she casually said, “Yeah, that’s confusing… must be a system error.” I understand that tech errors happen, that’s not the real issue here. The real concern was her total lack of professionalism, warmth, or basic customer service. What makes this experience even worse is that I’ve since found out the woman who spoke to us that way is actually the founder and director of Nastic Gymnastics. If this is the standard of leadership, I can only imagine what flows down from the top. I was genuinely hoping to find a supportive and friendly environment for my daughter, instead, we were met with coldness and attitude from the very person who should be setting an example.