Hot Yoga here was amazing. I decided on a taking a few classes and happy I did!! Parking is easy…read moreand they have 2 locations. This studio is so cute and I am excited to see my yoga journey!!! Beginner friendly classes and highly recommended!

Sol fosters a very welcoming environment filled with positive energy. All the instructors implement…read morea beautiful flow making you feel recharged and connected with your body!

Wonderful teachers, classes, amenities/supplies, students, communicty, and location. This is a…read moregreat value for all that you will gain. Like everything in life, you get out of it what you put in to it. But believe me... it's worth it. Namaste!

I joined Source Yoga over 8 years ago and have never looked back!…read more They have a variety of class options -- everything from a relaxing yin class for a good stretch or a challenging warm flow. All classes are led by excellent instructors who are personable and offer great guidance for all levels of yoga experience. The new studio they've relocated to is spacious with great windows to view the woods behind it. If you're new to yoga, they have all the supplies you need - mats, blankets, knee pads, eye pillows, blocks and straps. You can truly just come as you are Wether you've been practicing for years or want to give it a try for your very first time, you'll feel welcomed at Source Yoga! ‍

Up top: They light incense at this studio, or at least they did when I was there. So, if you're…read moresensitive to smells like incense, you might want to check if it'll be going during your yoga session. I'm right there on the border of being fine with incense and it triggering a headache, but fortunately, it wasn't in the room that we practiced in, just the lobby. I visited Flourish for a hot yoga class with Jessi, and it was amazing! I practice yoga every day, but I only do hot yoga every once in a while, so it's a treat when I do. I always forget how light and cleansed I feel when I leave a hot yoga class. Our class was a vinyasa flow class, with balancing poses and other things added throughout. It was challenging, yet accessible, and we were always encouraged to listen to our bodies and take breaks when we needed to. I took a couple of water breaks and wipe-the-sweat-off breaks during the class, because hot yoga demands it of me. I sweat too much to just power through. The end of class was my favorite. During savasana, when we were lying on our mats and meditating, Jessi came around and put eye mask on our eyes and gave us a little head massage. It was so nice! I always love when instructors adjust me or put their hands on me in some way. It really connects me to the class and my practice. They have hot yoga classes, which is what I attended, but also warm yoga and non-heated yoga classes. I appreciated that they offered all kinds of options.

Absolutely love this studio! The owner Jen is so friendly, & the rest of the staff is lovely. Feels…read morelike a TRUE yoga studio, & glad for this to be my home studio.

Didn't we all dream of being Cirque du Soleil performers as kids? Just me? Anyway!…read more Cirque Indy offers classes in silks/slings and Lyra and trapeze. I participated in Sling 1, the entry level course that goes over the basics. They don't allow photos in the studio except for the end of class, so I'll describe the space as best as I can remember. There's a front room with silks, Lyra, and trapeze set up over a spring-loaded floor. They have rainbow string lights around the support beams on the ceiling where the apparatuses are mounted. Pride and BLM flags on the wall! The back room is smaller and will switch between silks and slings (silks that are a loop at the bottom instead of a knot). There's a setup for 9 of those in the back room, which also has a mirror. We started with a full body warm up in the front room and then the aerial warmup was on the slings. Instructor Emily is very good at coaching all the movements from warm up through finish in this class. Sling 1 starts with the basics of aerial movement with a lot of standing movements and some basic inversions. We learned a little combo at the end to try out, and even if you're somewhat athletic, you'll still be in for a challenge! On this review are some photos of me doing some inversions. It's actually quite secure on the sling!

Sometimes you say you want to try things but nothing ever comes of that but sometimes your friends…read moreconvince you to see it thru and you do it. This was such a fun experience! They make it look so easy and our instructor Nicki did too. She was super nice and patient with us. It took a second(for me) to feel comfortable enough to try some of the moves but then I was ready to try everything lol. Its also a nice little workout. There was mild perspiration during the class and a couple of days later some minor aches from the forgotten muscles. Parking can be a lil tricky but there is a lot a little ways down from the studio if you can't find anything along the side of the building. This would be so much fun with a group of friends. It would've maybe been less intimidating to be in a group of people all at the same level but even the more experienced people in our class were helpful and supportive. Will definitely love to try it again.

We had many great years at deveaus - dont knoe about now but will give it a try with grandkidsread more

After roughly 18 consecutive years of being loyal patrons, at the request of our 12 year old…read moredaughter, our family left DeVeau's School of Gymnastics. Our child was made to feel uncomfortable and unsafe by owner/operator, Luke Lautzenheiser. It's been a few months and she still cries daily. DeVeau's coins itself as "...your kid's HAPPY PLACE" but how is that the case when a child is bullied and retaliated against (by the new owner) at the only gym she's known since age 3? This review is not to bash the gym but to share our heartbreaking experience. For my 12 year old child- it's about kids hearing the devastating voice of their peer and her inability to comprehend being bullied and retaliated against by an 'adult' at a place she once called her second home. For us as parents- it's about an unbelievable experience at a place we've loved, raved about and supported for many years and the continual mental trauma our 12 year old daughter suffers from months after making one of the hardest decisions of her little life. DeVeau's isn't the same place it used to be. Now the new owner walks out on the practice floor to intimidate children during practice. It's a place where children who are learning/practicing skills that if not fully focused could potentially cause harm being put in the position to focus on- Is Mr. Luke going to approach me today and if so, when and where? That was our child's focus at practice even with parental support in attendance. After giving notice, Luke still found a way to come after her by having his program manager attempt to keep her from competing at (what my kid calls "Big Kid's Nationals") USA Gymnastics Championships (although she qualified at her first competition) by failing to register her and not telling us until after the deadline. Yes, this happened at DeVeau's. Thankfully, a new gym (out of state) allowed her to join their team and they were able to get that corrected so she could practice and compete at Nationals. Sadly, this is the kind of retaliatory behavior that happens when a child doesn't agree to stay at DeVeau's once the gym owner apologizes after admittedly making her feel uncomfortable. Unfortunately, there are no other trampoline and tumbling programs in the Indianapolis area so our daughter had to give up her dream of continuing the sport for her current safety. There are so many wonderful coaches at DeVeau's and they are the best part of the gym. Even with the traumatic experience our daughter endured, she does have many wonderful memories of her time with coaches she loves. Those experiences are the things we will cherish. Hopefully those memories will help her in her healing process.

Let me start off by saying I have *previewed* this establishment during a Yelp Elite event earlier…read morethis week. But they impressed me. I think they are geographically and conceptually positioned to do well. Pronounced "three one seven", their street dance academy is the only dance studio in Indy whose concentration is the art of breakdance. They offer classes for 5-years-olds on up through adults of all ages (our lead instructor told us they recently taught a 70-something yr old). It's not only fun and interesting, it's fantastic exercise. The moves definitely work your core muscles. I would imagine in a more traditional class as opposed to our quicker demo, that it's a full-body and cardio workout, improving both strength and endurance/stamina. Our lead instructor "Seoul" taught us some basics. He's smart, charismatic and has a laid-back style that dispels self-consciousness by the class. We explored Toprock footwork, Freezes, and some mechanics of Powermoves. There's a lot physics that goes into to this dance form, which Seoul pointed out. He also brought a cultural context to a lot of what we were doing. I was impressed that they had 5 staff at our evening event, which ran 8-9:30p. After we guests were asked to show what we'd learned by putting it all together, the four dance instructors each brought signature moves to the floor. Breakdancing can be broken down into Breakin' and Popping, and one instructor, "Nimbus", was particularly skilled at the latter. They also have an awesome DJ. They're running half-day kids camps for 2 weeks in June. The weeks are divided by age group, so DEFINITELY check out their website for the deets. If your kids like Wii and Fortnite dancing this is the real deal. What a fantastic way to get our kiddos off their devices and into some healthy exercise, as well as expose them to something they're too young to have experienced the first time. For those of us old enough to remember breakdance as a cultural experience and unique art form, now's your chance to not let it pass you by again ;)

My kids LOVE this place! Enrolled my daughter after watching a dance crew from here at last years…read moreGlow in the Park and so glad we checked into this! The space is so vibrant and fun with graffiti art along the walls and the music is so fun! Loud and makes you want to do more than just tap your foot! Great for exercise for kids because they don't know that they are exercising, great for confidence because these are moves not everyone knows, and great for fun because who doesn't love to watch people spin on their heads?! Even my three year old wants to sign up... Check out their website! Unique classes for kids for sure! - And we have Seoul as our teacher and HE IS AMAZING! Great energy and great with the kids! I love places where they great you and your kids by name when you walk in!

We visited Five Star Studio tonight with absolutely no dance experience, hoping to learn a few…read morebasic moves before a ball we have coming up in June. From the moment we walked in, we felt completely comfortable and welcomed. We started with a teaser lesson and ended up signing up for a package--and we're so glad we did! Our instructor, Summer was amazing. She was incredibly patient with us, even though we both have "two left feet," kept stepping on each other, and struggled to keep pace. Not once did she seem frustrated--just encouraging, supportive, and genuinely invested in helping us improve. By the end of the session, we felt more confident and excited to keep learning. She made us feel like we can actually get the hang of the basics in time for our event. If you're nervous about trying a dance studio, don't be. This place is professional, welcoming, and truly a fun experience. It would even make a fantastic date night! Highly recommend Five Star Studio--we're looking forward to going back.

Are you tired of the gym? Out of love with kung fu?…read moreThen come to 5 Star The Dance Studio for you!! Instructors are awesome They help you aspire To dance your very best You'll soon catch fire To be the best you can be To learn and have fun I'm in love with 5 Star And now I am done!!

Not the best not the worst, vibe is very uppity...Studio talks a big game, but it's just a meh…read moresuburban dance studio that gives little kids something to do and doesnt focus on being actually good at dance, more just the social aspect of it. Affordable if you aren't looking for much and don't mind saying no all the time to the extras and push to be on the dance teams to meet "goals" and "potential" as they say a lot. Teachers are all over the place... very few Ok core faculty then it's random college students and people who dance on the side sold as "experts" from NY to LA...but almost everyone is local from Indy area....which I guess is technically between NY and LA lol.

I have a lot to say about this place. Some of my grandkids have gone here for years and I've always…read morebeen less than impressed with the skill level of dancers, but figured it's fun and good for their development. After this recent recital and speaking to some teachers and the owner backstage, I feel I have finally had enough and want to give my 2 cents. Especially in the context of finding out what is being paid to this studio for a sub par product. Daughter is essentially paying a second mortgage with all direct and indirect costs considered and still asked to volunteer time for the studio. The owner and a younger instructor told me at the recital that my granddaughter has a "future in dance" and can go "pro". Turn around and they are giving another eager parent the SAME spiel. They constantly talk with hopeful parents and impressionable children about being pro, getting to the next "level"/competition team, and their need for more and more classes to make these levels or not let their skills "deteriorate". These are all seemingly tactics to make more money because they want you to take dance year round and more of it to get to these levels and teams. You absolutely will make the team if you are old enough and you follow their prescription of more classes for long enough-I saw it first hand with one of mine. It's more pay-to-play than skill and the end product shows this. The competitions also feel very pay-to-play in recent years, compared to when my daughter did them, with all the participation awards given to nearly every dancer-but that is not wishes run, just vehemently encouraged by them. The steady stream of confusing awards keeps customers coming back and keep girls on their competition teams. The grand kids are there 5-6 days a week most weeks and are exhausted all for a sub par product. They are not involved in extra curricular activities at school or really anything else because they've been convinced by teachers it would detract from dance. The families are also asked to volunteer like it's a school field trip or charity event. Some parents even work at the studio part time for "discounts" per my daughter and they also have the older girls teaching the younger ones their recital dances and I see them assisting on stage. Im told by my girls they aren't compensated or rewarded in any way-it's just an expectation. It's a pyramid scheme that rewards you for loyalty (also see: trophy where they engrave your name after 5,10, etc years of dance). I am supportive of their dance and have always supported my daughters and their children, but I also have a unique perspective of having simultaneous experience with a few studios in the area and Indy. Trust me, there are better studios with less staff turnover that produce more skilled dancers without the significant cost and time demanded by Wishes. P.S. My wife said something I thought was a great metaphor-it feels like those model scouts in the mall back in the 90s where they convinced a kid they had a modeling career waiting, but only if you took their internal modeling classes and paid for headshots through them.