We started w/Miss Lindsay about 2 months ago for ballet & tap, and we're vet happy with it!…read moreOur daughter who is 3 1/2 loves going to class each week and now dances around the house doing the things she has learned It's a really nice group of Moms and kids that attend. The classes are relatively small (about 8-10) and usually have 1-2 assistants in addition to Miss Lindsay. I was also very impressed by that Miss Lindsay offered to let my daughter try the first class for free and let her borrow ballet & tap shoes until we purchased our own. I highly recommend it!

Can't say enough great things about this studio and Miss Lindsay! We are enrolled in the Mommy and…read moreMe class. My 2-year-old looks forward to going each Saturday morning (and asks about it all week!). Best of all, Miss Lindsay recognizes that at this age kids get sick, fussy, etc. - you only pay for the classes you show up to! AMAZING. For $10/class there isn't a better deal in town!

A great place for Learning to dance many different styles, and for Social Events, per their Event…read moreCalendar. We go every 2nd Wednesday for West Coast Swing, with a bit of 2 step, from 7:15-9:30. Come make some new friends, and reconnect with some you haven't seen for a while. DJ Barry & Ursula previously ran the DSDC (Desert Swing Dance Club), and we always have a Great time!

I had a great time in my first salsa class and I am excited about the upcoming class.read more

very welcoming, very challenging. Bryan did a great job of pushing us. thank you for the good…read moreexperience!

I am a former spa owner who has worked in the Wellness Industry for over 20 years and can say that…read moremy experience here, specifically with the "teacher" Leasanne, was not only astoundingly unprofessional, but downright traumatic. I was new to Hot Yoga and the Palm Springs area, so I purchased a 30 day pass with the intention of trying all the classes and finding community. The first two classes I took were amazing and did wonders for my body, which was totally locked up from a lifetime of trauma and autoimmune issues stemming from Autism and ADHD. While my disabilities are "invisible" I am used to people picking up on them and treating me differently as a result, but I never anticipated being bullied and harassed by a yoga instructor and classmates in what is supposed to be a healing and supportive environment. When I was unable to keep up with the pace of the class, which is described as "all levels welcome" Leasanne became very aggressive in singling me out with impatient corrections. Half way through the class, she came stomping over to me while I was on my back, put her beet-red sweaty face within inches of mine, sweat dripping down on me, and yelled at me for "defying" her. When I informed her that I was listening to my body and that I would continue to move at the pace my body allowed, she became even more angry and said it wasn't a Yin Yoga class and I needed to respect her authority. Last I checked, I am the authority over my own body, but either way, I've never been in a yoga class where the instructor took issue with someone doing child's pose or something similar if they needed a break, especially in a 110 degree room where over-exertion could lead to serious medical emergencies. Leasanne spent the entire 90 minute class chastising and attempting to humiliate me for my disabilities: 1. ADHD - Auditory processing and motor skill delays compromise my ability to follow verbal instruction means I need to rely on mirroring others. Isn't that why the room is full of mirrors? 2. Autism - Pathological Demand Aboidance and a connective tissue disorder called Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, makes it difficult for me to transition quickly, especially when someone is micro-managing me. After the class, several other out-of-towners comforted me in the locker room. They were also appalled by Leasanne's behavior and commented that they had never witnessed anything like it and would never be coming back. When I went to leave, Leasanne and about 6 regular class members were waiting for me in the lobby. Leasanne said, "I hear you struggle with Autism" to which I replied "I'm not struggling with my Autism, but you clearly are". When I refused to shake her hand or give her a hug after she just spent 90 minutes traumatizing and harassing me in front of 30 strangers, that's when the regular class attendees surrounded me and one got up in my face to tell me that I was the problem because she has Bipolar Disorder and it didn't affect her ability to be in the class or get along with people. What!?! BPD is not AuDHD and if you're doing so great with it, why are you literally attacking me for not being able to keep up with the pace of a yoga class? That's insane. Needless to say, the whole ordeal put me into an Autistic collapse, so I didn't ever go back to be in "community" with a bunch of psychopaths. The money I spent on the 30 day pass was a loss, since I didn't have the energy or emotional regulation to advocate for myself, at that time. The experience was so traumatic I haven't been able to go to ANY group yoga classes since, and it is only now, 20 months later, that I'm even able to talk about it. I'm pretty sure I should be talking to a lawyer, but you gotta start somewhere.

My daughter has been dancing with this studio for 5 years now. We love everything about it. Would…read moredef recommend the dance program

My niece attended this dance studio. The owners are unprofessional, the studi itself is dirty,…read moremessy and no organization every time I picked up my niece. No fair treatment here, only the owners kids get special treatment and of course the teachers do too. There are better dance studios out here in the valley. This place is a joke. It was more organized when the previous owner was running it but now it below average. Mediocre studio.

We took the Aerial Yoga Class for my sisters bachelorette party and it was amazing!! Stephen was…read morethe greatest and super patient with all of us, even cracking jokes along the way to lighten the mood! It was definitely a workout but we all felt great and had a blast!! I highly recommend Yoga Bliss, you won't be disappointed!

Was in the desert from out of town and got to experience the most relaxing yoga I've ever take …read more Used to my vinyasa hot yoga so was nervous to take something different. If you're not looking for anything fast paced or a lot of movement this is the place to come. You just need to call ahead for an appointment.

Great instructors! Curtis and Beverly's social…read moreballroom-Latin-swing, salsa, and west coast swing classes are fun and energizing!

As a recent transplant to the P.S. area, I was thrilled to discover this dance studio. Instructors…read moreBeverly and Curtis are clear communicators, friendly and fun. I encourage Coachella Valley residents to sign up for some of the many classes offered at Palm Springs Ballroom; it's a great place to build a dance community.

I've taken classes here and they were decent, not true yoga, not that skilled, but recently,…read moreKristin herself, after cutting us off on the freeway going excessively fast to make her off-ramp, decided to back her car up, on a three lane busy highway, with her illegally tinted windows, to yell at us (my small children were in the backseat) because she didn't like that I went around her to avoid her erratic and unsafe driving. We will not be returning to her studio. You may want to find an instructor, especially for meditation and yoga relaxation practices, that isn't confrontational and soooo angry.

I have attended Urban Yoga with Kristin for 20 years. Urban Yoga is consistently rated as the top…read moreyoga studio in Coachella Valley. It is great to see a small business continue to serve the Coachella Valley yoga community. Namaste

I have been doing Pilates for almost 25 years so I was thrilled to happen upon ECore Fitness four…read moreyears ago while scoping out Pilates studios in Palm Springs. First I appreciate this is not a "franchise" Pilates studio but a boutique Pilates studio owned by Sean Bergara. He is an experienced Pilates instructor and educator. He has created his own brand of Athletic Reformer Pilates which is very fun and challenging for your level. He and his team of instructors are excellent. They are willing to work with your physical abilities and injuries to ensure you get the workout you need. I love how there is a modification for all levels. Second, the studio is lovely, modern and clean. It even smells good. There are eight reformers so classes are small so you can get help or corrections if need be. The environment is very friendly and inviting whether you are there for a week, the season or a local. I highly recommend Sean and his team!

Ecore Fitness is a five-star facility with a stellar team led by the owner, Sean. The equipment is…read moretop-notch, and the studio is consistently spotless and centrally located. I have taken a variety of classes with Sean, Aleesa, and Nicole, and I find each session to be both challenging and expertly taught. I am so grateful to have this level of talent right here in the community. Highly recommended!

I needed a gym during my stay in Palm Springs and EOS looked like the best option, so I gave it a…read moreshot and for the most part, I'm glad I did. Before heading over, I called ahead to ask about day passes. A day pass runs $20 for 24-hour access, and they also offer a week pass for $35, which seemed like the obvious choice since I was planning to work out multiple days. However, when I arrived to check in, I was told they weren't honoring the week pass during festival season because apparently it gets busy and they'd rather maximize revenue with individual day passes. A little frustrating, especially since it wasn't mentioned when I called. The gym itself is clean, well-maintained, and honestly wasn't as packed as I expected given the season. My main gripe is the equipment variety. It felt like there was only one of most machines, which can make things tricky if someone's already on what you need. The chest fly machine was the exception with three available, so clearly it can be done! Minor complaints aside, it's a solid gym and I'd definitely come back on my next visit, maybe just outside of festival season.

My previous review was short five stars review (three stars) due to the gym not tending to broken…read moreequipment in a more timely fashion and also due to how crowded this gym can get. And the odd layout of equipment. But since I've lived here for a few years I've come to appreciate this gym a lot better. They remodeled this gym and have newer equipment compared to most other gyms in the area. Their equipment is also newer and in betters shape compared to other EōS Fitness gyms I've been to in southern California. I'm still not too happy with the crowdedness at certain times of the day but I try my best to avoid those times which makes my gymtime a lot more enjoyable. And there are still times where a piece of equipment that is out of commision due to needed repair work takes longer than I'd like to see. But I will say that I do see an improvement in terms of how long a piece of equipment remains in disrepair. So I think it's only fair to point that out. Not that I ever had an issue with the cleanliness at EōS Fitness. I always thought it was reasonably clean. But I wanted to point out how impressive it is to see a cleaning crew coming in almost every night around 11pm-midnight doing a very thorough cleaning. I've even seen people cleaning the chin-up bars on the squat racks in the squat room that is located toward the front of the gym. They are very thorough. And if I ever had issues with toilets being unacceptably dirty in the men's restroom I let the front desk know and from my experience, they address it within minutes. I can appreciate how other people have had issues with billing and have left poor reviews due to their experience. That hasn't happened to me, thankfully. If I ever have this issue I'll change my review accordingly. But for now, I have really come to appreciate how this facility is open 24/7 and its proximity to my home.