I absolutely love taking classes at Frestyl! Everyone is so friendly and welcoming. I always end up…read morehaving so much fun I don't realize I'm working out (until my muscles remind me later!). I highly recommend Frestyl to anyone who wants a fun class that can accommodate any fitness level.

From the owner: We teach amazing fitness classes for the body you have right now, today. Bring yourself on a…read morejourney of calm and enjoyment to a place where some of the stories you've heard about your body are no longer true. You may grow stronger through Frestyl, but our goal is for you to enjoy the body you have today. Dance with us! You'll be amazed what your body can do.

great friendly staff, nice blend of music and dance variety , and fellow dancers of all levels. dr…read morejeff

From the owner: ballroom-club.com. Ballroom & Latin Dance Club (founded in…read more2014) -- EVERY Saturday social dance lesson & party. Private dance lessons are available every day. We also provide special dance programs, such as Wedding dances and off-site private or group dance lessons for special needs. We teach over 18 partner dances. Every Saturday dance lessons & party! 6:30-7:20 pm basic step; 7:20-8:00 pm higher level; 8-10 pm variety dance party. Both lessons teach the same 2 dances. Beginners can take the first lesson, then continue to the second lesson to learn more steps or join the dance party. The charge is $20 per person before 8 pm (up to 3.5 hours), or $15 after 8 pm (for party only). Please check our website for details.

This place is a joke, disgusting, what an odor when you walk in. Almost smells like raw chicken or…read morebeef or some kind of meat. It's unpleasant, off-putting, and yuck, I ran away! Needless to say, the staff are rude, the services are overpriced, and this woman can't even dance :(.

They charge $21 for four classes and offer pizza to eat, but the instructors are lousy. Lots of…read moreprotestors outside outraged that the instructor assaulted a woman and it was in the recent news.

Great instruction and environment for an adult learner! Ballet was fun again. Loved their…read moreNutcracker performance as well.

Noticed a review on here regarding the Easter Egg hunt. The review was posted prior to the event,…read moreso not sure how an opinion was formed, and that person reviewing it appears to have a pattern of poor reviews. My family attended the event, and it was great. All different backgrounds attended and were welcome. If you are going to troll with a review, get a new bit.

I grew up dancing with Jane Taylor. I can honestly say that without Jane and her studio, I would…read morehave been lost. Jane and her daughter Natalie are phenomenal teachers. Jane has been teaching for around 50 years, and Natalie has been dancing with her since she could put on ballet slippers. These women are loving, caring, and trustworthy. I remember having a wonderful time as a very young child taking ballet and tap. Jane's top students usually teach the younger students, but Jane is always around if a parent were to have a concern. When I was about 16, I began teaching for Jane, or Miss Jane as everyone calls her. This tradition of prefixing everyone's name with "Miss" or "Mister" dates back centuries in the ballet world. However, I feel that it is also a truly non-invasive way of establishing authority and mutual respect. As a teacher I was "Miss Betsy," but I also called my students "Miss so and so" or "Mister so and so." Older children and teenagers are allowed to audition to join one of Jane's Dance Companies. These are groups of students who work on tap and jazz routines to take to competitions in the spring. This is more expensive than being a standard student because competitions have fees, and the costumes are extravagant. However, I think that these competitions really raised my self-confidence. Each competition was an opportunity to perform, not to win. Imagine these competitions as Little MIss Sunshine. There are some girls who are dressed way too sexually, and whose mothers or fathers are unhealthily obsessed. Jane made sure we were never those girls. Our costumes were always modest, and we only went to 3 or 4 competitions each year, so it wasn't about acquiring stacks of metals. Jane also has a "performing company." These are a group of the older students who work together on ballet pieces. This group sometimes goes to one competition, but it is not required. Jane's true love is ballet, and so this is a really wonderful group to join. I was also a soloist. Jane and Natalie spent uncountable hours working with me on my solo dances. This brought me incredibly close to both of them. What wonderful women. I don't know how to fit any more good things into a simple review. If you're looking for a good teacher in the Austin area, please go to Jane Taylor. There are other, newer options, but I promise, Jane's studio is 10 times better than any other studio in the area.