We visited Gracie Jui Jitsu for their self defense webinar. It was a bit far from me but when the…read morehighway is finished going there may be smoother. It's a large facility and everyone was super nice. I learned so much in just 3 hours. They have combative jui jitsu and the women empowered program. It seems like a really nice place to take classes and become part of a community

My pre-teen has been taking classes here for a couple of months. It's been a great environment for…read morehim to develop new skills and to make new friends. The coaches are firm, but kind and friendly. They do a great job of instructing the kids on life skills and jiu-jitsu. When researching jiu-jitsu studios, this seemed like the best fit for us. No stress of competition or sparring for points. (We have friends in another state that travel the world for Jiu-Jitsu competitions, and they pointed us in this direction after telling them what we were hoping for). Lots of positive reinforcement for the kids to get them coming back and getting more stripes on their belt. Very happy with our experience here! One downside: the parking situation can get a bit hairy. The lower lot in front of the front door is usually full, and space is quite tight, making it hard to turn around. There's an upper level lot behind the building, and then another lot further up the drive. They have some spots that are "Do Not Park" (blocks warehouse garage doors) or Accessible Parking, so thought it LOOKS like there's still spots to park, there actually aren't.

Mike is a phenomenal instructor with a rare combination of deep technical knowledge and patience to…read moreexplain concepts to people of all skill levels. I have taken a few courses with Mike, and I learn something new every time. I also appreciate Mike's down to earth perspective on what gear will give you the best bang for the buck (ha ha). It's easy to get caught up in the latest "tactical" fads, but Mike is able to share some real world perspective on what works and what really matters. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Mike to anyone, and I look forward to sharpening my skills with more classes over time.

I wanted to get my LTC and Mike helped me with that. My wife and I have shot guns before but we…read morenever had any kind of training. Mike is very patient and gives very clear instructions on how to safely hold and shoot guns. I would definitely recommend Mike to anyone looking for LTC, gun safety and shooting training.

GREAT programming, excellent coaching, and such a great to place to find community…read more I have just recently transferred from another CrossFit in Austin, and immediately felt at home here!

Excellent coaching, great facility and supportive environment! Highly recommend this boxread more

This is our second year at Sterling and I can't say enough good things. All of my children's…read moreteachers have been above and beyond anything I could ask for. I know that the administration prays over every child and every teacher before admitting and hiring & placing the students, and it shows! There have been some changes made with staff and curriculum over the last year & the school went from great to even better in my opinion. There is a HIGH amount of parent involvement, so if that is not what you're looking for, then this is not your school... but we love that aspect. My children are receiving a higher level classical Christian education at a comparatively more affordable price & I could not be more grateful.

Our experience with Sterling Classical School has been incredibly disappointing and, honestly,…read moreexhausting,for both students and parents. The part-time structure creates a significant mental strain on students. They are expected to manage a heavy academic load largely on their own, with minimal guidance or support. If your child cannot independently master material--and if you, as a parent, are not prepared to essentially take on the role of a part-time teacher, this is not the right environment. Communication is one of the biggest failures. Multiple follow-ups with teachers and even the dean, Ms. Taggert, often go unanswered. There is little accountability, and concerns frequently go ignored unless escalated to a larger group. For example, an entire class was failing a course this year, and it wasn't addressed until multiple parents brought it forward collectively, and even then, the administration seemed completely unaware. Student life is practically nonexistent. The workload leaves little to no room for social interaction or participation in outside activities, including sports. It's an isolating experience that can take a toll on a student's well-being. There is also a noticeable lack of stability within the school. Teacher turnover appears high, likely due to low pay, and student retention is equally poor. That alone should raise concerns. Another issue that stood out during our time there and even during tours is the lack of attention to basic standards. Hygiene concerns among students go unaddressed, and classroom environments can be unpleasant, which is surprising and concerning for any school setting. Finally, a serious warning: do not pay upfront. Families are locked into tuition with no refunds, and there have been issues with transcripts being withheld, adding unnecessary stress to an already difficult situation. There were many red flags that, in hindsight, we wish we had taken more seriously. If sharing this helps even one family avoid the same experience, it's worth it.

Well Andy and Aron are sick, and infected me with the need for speed. The rally experience was a…read moreblast. We got do three solo laps and by the end of them you think you're actually doing well and flying through the course. Then you get to sit passenger as one of the instructors flys through the course and you realize how slow you have been driving. I was doing school zone speeds when they're doing highway speeds. This was a great experience. I have to do classes now cause I couldn't get enough

This is an experience you have to do. Instructors are awesome. Whole experience was first classread more

Coach Stephanie is fabulous - we are so happy with how the lessons are going, especially for our…read moredaughter. She is calm and patient and knows what she's doing. She's also very responsive and flexible. I've already recommended her to a friend. I can't say enough good things about Coach Stephanie.

Coach Katie is incredible with our daughter. My daughter can be kind of stubborn and doesn't love…read morefollowing instructions, but Katie comes up with all kinds of games and activities on the fly just really tuning into my daughter's mood to get her happily participating. They've played alien games, kitty games, nap time games lol - she is so creative and fun with her. Her swimming skills have also gotten so much stronger. She has gone from having the different swim motions down but not coordinated + being hesitant to leave the steps to swimming all the way across the pool and getting out independently in 6 lessons.

Back again for my second class with Jana this time being my renewal. The first experience was so…read moregreat. Jana is kind and wonderful and welcomed me right into her home. I never self rushed, she answered all my questions with enthusiasm. If you're going to take CPR or even renew CPR, go to Jana. You'll actually ENJOY the experience! The website is great for class types, dates and times and more helpful info.

I have been attending Healthcare Provider CPR classes at Sav-A-Heart since 2006. This is a quality…read moresmall business that I am passionate about supporting. Brad is an excellent instructor - patient, kind and thorough. Jana was also an amazing instructor and an incredible human being. She unfortunately passed away last year. Brad has recently returned to teaching after he paused the business to care for her during her illness. I really enjoy Brad's classes as they are small groups and focus on need to know information. They are succinct and informative. He also offers online standardized lessons with a skills check-off. I drive almost an hour each way to attend these classes because they are worth it. You can't beat the price, format, or instructor and equipment quality. I highly recommend Brad and his business.

I love karate because of this dojo master brake ridge is respectable and pushes you to the limits…read more Me and a friend go we love it I am so happy to learn anything here I recommend you should go here

Honored and excited to be the first to review Villari's. We've been going here since 2008. It's a…read morefamily owned and run business. They are conveniently located in Steiner Ranch next to a gym, dentist and a few restaurants. They are super with kids, my daughter loves Master Breckenridge. He can recall the very day we walked in and what we came in for. How rare is that!? He and his wife are gems! The facility is clean, and they even have special events and holiday parties. You must give them a try if you are interested!

I was incredibly nervous about paddle boarding. Everyone laughed that I was taking a lesson, but…read moreI'm a lesson kind of person. Scheduling the lesson was easy. Call back time if you leave a voicemail is about a day. It was hard to find the location. I got super lucky and accidentally parked across the street from the entrance. I pulled onto the road that leads to baseball fields and thought I'm never going to find this place. Vehicles and trees were blocking the white flag that signaled the school until you were practically on top of it. My suggestion would be to move that flag out towards the road more. Tucker was our instructor and went threw all the equipment and how to paddle properly. He was super kind and patient. My son has autism and can be very hard to work with when we try something new and he's scared, but Tucker was a rockstar! If you are good with children with disabilities you are gold in my book. The dock is in a cove. It is great for beginners - especially on a windy day like today. We started on our knees and I thought this is where I'm staying. I was able to balance - thank the lord. Tucker answered all of our questions and even fell in the water to show us how to get back on our boards. After about an hour I finally got the courage to stand. I got over confident. I took some pictures and boom fell - luckily some other people boarding helped me get back up because my life jacket kept getting stuck. I'm definitely investing in a life jacket and not using the bulky ones they provide! All in all a great day, a great instructor, and a great time! I highly recommend lessons and the Expedition School!

I learned so much from Adam my instructor and by the end I felt more confident on the water. Cant…read morerecommend enough. If you dont see anything offered you like, consider donating because they offer these adventures and opportunities to our most vulnerable populations. Offering them the opportunity to have fun and learn something new safely.

I have been going to BeneFIT for a little over a year and a half. I have a history of neck…read moreinjuries and had been going to a chiropractor for a couple of years prior to starting classes at BeneFIT. After getting things straight with the chiro I decided to try bikram yoga to maintain my neck and spine recovery. I no longer have to visit my chiro for maintenance sessions and that is all due to bikram yoga. If I neglect to attend class I can feel the mild pain and limited range of motion return to my neck. The studio is very clean and the staff are welcoming. They know everyone by name and greet each person when they walk in. The instructors are professional and friendly. It is apparent that they have been leading bikram yoga classes for many years. They know exactly what to say and how hard to push the class.

I started with benefit on a Groupon pass. Very personal feel, classes were excellent and team was…read morevery accommodating and nurturing.