Skilled coaching
Parents describe patient, professional coaches who correct technique, support different abilities and help children build confidence and coordination.
Stamina11 - Youth Sport Center In Dubai
Dubai Production City
Stamina11 is a youth sports centre in Dubai Production City, best known in these reviews for children’s gymnastics classes and a well-equipped training space. Parents can also wait in the viewing balcony and cafe, where customers mention coffee, healthy snacks and fresh fruit bowls.
Reputation Score
4.9
★★★★★
1,006 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Strong progress
Several families report noticeable gains in skills, confidence, strength and coordination, including a five-year-old progressing to the competitive level.
Well equipped
Reviews highlight a spacious, clean and organised venue with modern equipment, balancing equipment and enough variety for young children.
Viewing balcony
The dedicated viewing balcony and cafe give parents a comfortable place to watch or wait during children’s sessions.
Inclusive support
Parents of children with additional needs describe an enthusiastic team and commendable support during sessions.
Competition pathway
The centre hosts organised competitions, and one family says its team has travelled to different countries to compete.
Cafe options
The cafe is noted for coffee alongside protein chips, freeze-dried fruits, healthy treats and freshly made fruit bowls.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check class size. Ask how many children will be in your child’s class, since some sessions are reported to feel overcrowded.
Try a coach. If the first coaching style does not suit your child, ask whether switching coaches is possible; one family saw a major change after doing so.
Track progress. Ask how skills are assessed and how progress is communicated, especially if you want structured technical development.
Use the balcony. For a more convenient wait, use the dedicated viewing balcony and cafe while your children train.
Consider support. If your child has additional needs, discuss support arrangements before joining; reviewers report positive help for children with POD and special needs.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Filming Facilities WS 03
Al Hebiah Second - Dubai Studio City, Dubai
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Power Hour
Power Hour is described as an opportunity for children in Dubai to exercise, use up energy and socialise.
Doga competition
The Doga competition hosted by Stamina11 is praised for its organisation and lively atmosphere for participants and spectators.
Chocolate brownies
Chocolate brownies are singled out as one customer’s favourite cafe item so far.
Common Concerns
Reception issues
One parent gave the centre a second chance but found the reception team uncooperative and unprofessional both times.
Crowded classes
A parent reports that some classes are too large and the gym can become overcrowded, despite praising the equipment.
Mixed progression
One family felt their child gained levels without learning more than basic skills and chose another gymnastics school.
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The Bottom Line
Stamina11 is a youth sports centre in Dubai Production City with a strong focus on children’s gymnastics. Reviews describe structured sessions, patient coaching and noticeable improvements in confidence, strength, coordination and technical ability. Families with children from around three upwards say the coaches adapt well to different ages and abilities, while some children progress into competitive training and competition events.
The venue itself is a major part of the appeal. Parents mention clean, well-maintained equipment, an organised layout and a dedicated viewing balcony, so you can watch a session rather than simply wait outside. There is also a cafe serving coffee, bakery items, healthy snacks such as protein chips and freeze-dried fruit, freshly made fruit bowls, and chocolate brownies.
It works as a practical waiting spot as well as a quick post-training stop. There are a couple of cautions. One parent reported repeated problems with reception communication, while another felt their child advanced through levels without meaningful skill development.
Class capacity is also worth checking: one review says some sessions become too large and the gym overcrowded. If your child does not click with the first coach, ask about alternatives; one family saw a much better experience after switching. Parents of children with additional needs have also reported supportive help.