ELITE SPORTS COMPLEX - Downers Grove, Illinois

Therese S.

We had our sons 5th birthday party here and we were so impressed! The price is so affordable (compared to most other places), you can bring your own decor and food, and the party instructors were fantastic! We had Casey and Jolene. They helped so much with setting up, serving snacks, and keeping the kids entertained. I barely had to do anything besides show up! Highly recommend!

DeShantea S.

My daughter enjoy the winter camp , she is interested in going and seeing what other programs they have to offer and more importantly what other things she can learn , by the way my daughter is 5, lol

Josh L.

We came back to this location after leaving Chicago and coming back 2 years later. Tried a couple of competitors closer to our house but they just weren't as good a fit for our son. People are friendly, parking is easy, location is in great proximity to the highway. Prices are reasonable - lots of programs to choose from for kids under 10.

Adam D.

Coach Hunter is great at coaching his class

Paul R.

Great coaches. Friendly. Clean environment.

Pavel S.

Great sports complex, my five year old goes there for rhythmic gymnastics. I particularly like the second floor lounge with large windows, so that you can see what your kid is doing. The facility is clean, the instructors are doing a great job.

Brendan C.

My daughter has been coming here for over a year now and has continued to improve in her gymnastics skills. The coaches here are great and the reception staff are very helpful when it comes to answering questions. I look forward to continuing my daughters practicing here for years to come!

Anya V.

Generally clean location, slightly outdated.

Biggest reason for my low rating is, while my younger daughter was allowed to take rhythmic gymnastics, her sister with motor apraxia was not. I volunteered to stay on the mat with her to keep her focused and on task but was told they currently don't do classes for children with special needs. In my humble opinion, that's discrimination. I know she may not be a "pro" but all she wants is to participate, be considered as being part of a team, and do something that her sister does. Rather than getting an employee to be on the mat, you downright refuse to let her participate. And that's pretty horrific. Any place that discriminates and refuses to work with parents and the special needs child is pretty horrific. Please consider your outdated policies and move forward with the times.