Early Start
The club is frequently used for young children, with reviews describing classes for ages from 1.5 to 16.
Palm Jumeirah
iGym is a children’s gymnastics club at Nakheel Mall in Palm Jumeirah, where kids can join introductory gymnastics and training sessions in a lively, coach-led setting. Reviews also mention boxing and kickboxing classes, making it a place to explore structured movement and sport beyond a first gymnastics lesson.
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The club is frequently used for young children, with reviews describing classes for ages from 1.5 to 16.
Parents describe sessions that combine gymnastics foundations with fun, helping children build discipline while staying engaged.
A review specifically praises the gym as clean and says the staff are friendly, useful for parents introducing a child to gymnastics.
Parents can watch classes from outside and follow their children’s progression rather than dropping them off without visibility.
One review mentions a wide range of available slots, making it easier to fit classes around family schedules.
A customer says the number of coaches makes it possible to adjust training to a child’s needs or the type of training desired.
Ask First. Before registering, ask about the exact activity, age suitability and current terms; one review explicitly advises making an enquiry first.
Confirm Pricing. Get the package price and conditions in writing before paying, as one customer reported that both changed between visits.
Check Capacity. For toddlers, ask how busy the class is and how much direct coaching they receive, since attention was a concern in one review.
Verify Age. Confirm your child’s eligibility and class placement immediately before attending, particularly if the child is very young.
Check Cancellations. Confirm that the session is still running before setting out, after a family arrived for a boxing lesson that had been cancelled.
Compare Slots. Ask about alternative class times because a review describes a wide choice of available slots and flexible scheduling.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
Customers mention boxing classes as an additional activity, with one review describing the sessions as challenging, enjoyable and supportive.
A review mentions boxing and kickboxing alongside gymnastics as extracurricular activities for children.
The gymnastics activities are described as especially fun for younger children.
Trampoline movement is mentioned in a toddler class, where children jump on a trampoline and climb bars.
A boxing lesson was cancelled without notifying parents, leaving children to arrive and discover that the teacher was away.
One parent considered the reported package price unjustifiable for a toddler class where parents did much of the work.
A review found sessions too chaotic for some 1.5–3-year-olds to receive enough attention from the coach.
A parent said staff gave conflicting explanations about a child’s age, class capacity and eligibility after the class had been confirmed.
One review alleges that children were injured seriously enough to require paediatric emergency care and links this to insufficient staffing.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
four classes package including a registration fee
“(1095 aed for the four classes package including a registration fee, this adds up to 273”Google review · April 2026
The Bottom Line
iGym is a children’s gymnastics club at Nakheel Mall in Palm Jumeirah, with classes aimed at early learners through older children. Reviews describe introductory gymnastics, structured training and playful sessions; boxing and kickboxing are also mentioned, so families can look beyond gymnastics if those activities suit their child. The strongest pattern is the human side of the classes.
Parents describe friendly, professional coaches, children excited to return, and instructors who can make sessions fun while still teaching discipline. One family liked being able to watch from outside and see their children’s progression. The gym is also described as clean, with convenient timings and a wide range of slots.
There are important caveats for younger children. 5–3-year-olds to get enough attention, while another described a two-year-old being excluded from an exercise. Experiences with coaches clearly vary.
Before paying, confirm your child’s age group, class conditions, price and what happens if a session is cancelled; a customer reported arriving to find a boxing lesson cancelled without notice. A four-class package was reported at 1,095 AED including registration, though the reviewer considered it poor value. The club may work well for active children, but a trial or detailed pre-booking conversation is sensible for toddlers.