I waited a few months before writing this review because I was unsure of what I wanted to share …read more My daughter's experience on the SE23 and SE23 competition team was horrible . Lauren the owner only pays attention to the kids whose families have been with her for years . Those are the kids that she develops and works with . She allows bullying at the studio and on the team and never addresses it directly unless it starts to impact her bottom line . She humiliates the kids on the team if they miss a step in front of peers and makes it seem they were disrespectful when they respond . You pay a large amount of money for your kids to be on her competition team for your child not to be developed or trained properly. I know this now because we have moved to another competitive team and now I see what real development is . Beware of this studio !

This is the best studio i've ever been to. The students are so kind and the faculty is amazing!…read moreWould 100% recommend coming to this studio!

I give this 5 stars mainly because of my Trainer Jesse M…read more I have end stage arthritis and hyper-mobility syndrome and therefore struggle to adapt exercises and stay well rounded. She is always supportive and creates and adapts my routines around how I'm feeling and what I'm capable of. She sends reminders and helps me stay on track. Some days I don't feel up to putting in the effort but if I try to cancel she will encourage me to come in and attempt to accomplish something and I'm always glad I did. I feel much better physically than when I started and my pain is under better control. I highly recommend her if you need a caring, thoughtful, and knowledgeable trainer. The gym itself is pretty good. There are a lot of amenities for the price. (Some machines could use a tune up here and there.)

Anytime you call the gym they don't answer the phone. You have some questions and there's no answer…read moreto.... What is the front desk doing ?

The classes themselves are great. Whoever does their logistics and interaction with parents is a…read moretrain wreck. Performance dates get moved around with little notification (to the point where we saw one student show up in a leotard to an evening music recital when her dance performance was a week away - students had been told at least three different dates by the time it actually happened), classes get merged to different school sites with less than a week's notification, and classes get cancelled with 24 hours notification. If your family has a stay-at-home parent who is able to completely adjust their schedule at a moment's notice, this is a great program. If it's difficult to adjust to picking up your kids an hour earlier than normal and transporting them to a location 10 minutes away with only a day's notification that you will need to do that... well, this might not be the best bet for you. And I'm not holding my breath that I'll either see a costume or get my money back for that costume fee I paid eight months ago either.

This gym is great. I cannot say enough good things about the classes. The instructors rock and the…read moreworkout is amazing. Huge shout out to Glute Class!!!

I love that they offer childcare & all of the classes. The cycling class with Mandi is amazing!!!…read moreLove this gym

This chiropractic office is AMAZING! My Dad is 70 is a mechanic and biker and has struggled with…read morechronic back pain for many years. He's tried several places to help relieve his pain and no one or nothing has helped until he found Dr Dewald. He's walking upright pain free and it has given him back his confidence! They are knowledgeable, professional and friendly! Thank you Dr for helping my Dad (Darrel) highly recommend!

I am so pleased with the service. I was greeted with a smile. I felt comfortable from the time I…read morewalked into the office. The staff and Dr. Dewald are very courteous, knowledgeable, great listeners and very patient. I am thankful and grateful for their help in getting me back to health. Thank you all.

First visit to the studio for another event. The Hula studio event shares space with the Yoga…read morestudio. Located in three main street in Quartz Hills, very limited parking. It is ADA accessible and there were two ADA parking spots in the back of building. Floors, mirrors, bathroom and equipment all kept very near and tidy. No classes were in session but the venue looks like a place where I would take a class. I live quite a distance away from this location but I would travel to take a workshop if one was offered.

I had went to drop off my car at the mechanic shop across the street so I had time to spare. I came…read moreto the studio and had a wonderful experience. I practice at home so it's been awhile since I went to class. Awesome community based studio for the locals.

YMCA is did not open today. Employee is here in front and he does not even know why they are not…read moreopen.

I've been trying to register membership with them for my son , and there's a specific person in…read morecharge that works with the Regional Center. I have made multiple attempts to contact this person, in different time spans and left voicemails and wrote an email. All I want is to get services for my son. Can you replace this person please and find someone who can do there job and return a simple phone/ or email. Thank you.

Chenell and Dirk run this incredible gym, and they've somehow managed to create that rare combo of…read morebeing incredibly knowledgeable while also just being genuinely good humans. The environment is welcoming, supportive, and most importantly, safe in every way. As a woman, that matters more than it should, but here we are, still at that point in this dumb world, unfortunately. I have never once felt uncomfortable working out there. The gym itself has six stations, which makes it feel like a semi-private training experience and all of the training is with free weights. Every workout is tailored specifically to me, which is a huge benefit. I'm a former ballerina with injuries and fibromyalgia, so I need a lot of modification in my training, depending on the day. They always meet me where I am at and we adjust as needed. They also still manage to keep things challenging when I express wanting to push further but it is always in a way that feels safe and productive. One thing I especially appreciate, coming from a dance background, is how much they focus on body mechanics. Dirk, Chenell, and Emily don't just tell you what to do or demo it once and walk away. They actually take the time to explain what's happening in your body, how to move correctly, and why it matters. Over the past almost five years, I've gotten noticeably stronger and my body has changed for the better but beyond that, it's had a real impact on my mental health, too. Showing up here feels good; so good, that I recommend the gym to many of my friends. If you're looking for a place to train and a workout that's personal and supportive with real results, this is the place.

I started working out at Lift Silverlake seven weeks ago and my experience there has been 100%…read morepositive, far exceeding any expectations I had regarding the process and results I might see. It has been years since I've stepped foot in a gym, and I'm not young, so I had misgivings about how the training would go, but those misgivings have disappeared. I have always been active in one form or another, first as a (modest) school athlete, then in the military, and finally just interested in general fitness, but my time with Chenell, Dirk, and Emilie has yielded results (already?!) I've never felt or seen before. Going into this, I submitted information about my background and goals, and I feel it's clear that the team really listened and that I am on a tailored program directly addressing my goals. I am by no means an expert in weightlifting, and thus far have needed many reminders about which exercise is which, what the movements are, etc. but I always feel comfortable asking for those reminders. Dirk and/or Chenell, and/or Emilie are consistently close by for those reminders, or to help with adjustments to form, and pointing out if it might be time to increase resistance (weights) because of increased strength over time. I told myself I was "only" going to do two workouts per week when I started, and almost immediately (and eagerly) bumped it up to three workouts per weeks since I could feel and see positive results almost from the very beginning. I've since discovered that some close friends have also had great experiences at Lift Silverlake, and I've already found myself recommending it to friends based on my experience there.