Iframe does not scroll on ios8 ipad - ipad

I need help making my web site iframe scroll on the ios8 ipad.
https://secure.gymnasticseast.com/4dcgi/1/class_manager.a4d?loc=bellevue
This shows an iframe the slides horizontally, but does not move at all vertically.
I've tried all of the combinations of css, inline styles suggested here to get it to work, but none have yet to scroll vertically on the iPad.
Please help!
Thanks!!

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Follow this link that confirms that.

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