If I could give a million stars, I would!…read more All three of my children take classes at Infinity during the week and we LOVE the atmosphere -- all of the coaches are friendly, positive, encouraging, and just overall happy to be there. Great variety of quality classes for all ages and ability levels. There is something available to fit any family's crazy schedule! Amazing owners! Family business with years upon years of experience. One of the owners teaches the Ninja class my son attends and I LOVE to see them out on the floor, not just in the office. They are connected, community-oriented and generous. I can't recommend them enough!

Has given our grand kids a new sparkle and such confidenc! love the progra!read more

The Clarksville Y is nothing extravagant like other gyms but has everything you need to get a good…read moreworkout. The Wellness Area: Cardio equipment- Treadmills, Climing machines, Stairmasters, Ellipticals, Stationary bikes, and a Rower. Strength training- Doable assortment of free weights and machines. Group fitness: The instructors are wonderful! They are full of energy, encouragement, and life. The classes are either 30 or 45 mins. unlike the typical hour but don't worry you will get your sweat on. * Are my favorites Les Mills classes (*Body Pump, *Body Flow, *Body Combat, RPM, *CXWORX), *step aerobics, spin, water aerobics, *Zumba, Dance Blast, *MoveStrong, Tai Chi, *Yoga, *Piyo, *Mat Pilates, BARRE, & Silver Sneakers. Other amenities: Chapel where you can submit prayer requests, read the bible, and pray. Indoor pool up to 10 ft, track, personal training, community events, complimentary coffee and tea, free parking, and childcare. No towel service is offered at this location. Female Adult and Family locker rooms have changing rooms but lacks counter space for hair and makeup, and could use cleaning/mopping throughout the day. Exercise has been proven to improve self esteem, raise low libido, ward off depression and anxiety symptoms, lessens sleep disorders, reduces blood pressure, and may help you live longer. So NO MORE EXCUSES join the Y today!

I would not recommend having a birthday party here. We had our sons birthday at the ymca in 2025…read moreand had a great time. Booked again this year and the new rules they have in place are honestly stupid. You spend 255 and you get an hour in the room and a hour in the pool. We called and asked if parents can swim and they said no. luckly one of the adults brought thier suit because we needed an adult to swim with the kids. For the kids to go down the slide (which was the only reason my son wanted to book his bday party here) they had to take a swim test. which all the kids could stand and have there head above water so not sure why a swim test was needed. we were told by the host that they would come get us 15 prior to have the kids take their swim test but she didn't come until 5 min til and they didn't start until 3.It took 25 min to get all 20 kids tested leaving us 35 min for the kids to swim. No one knew anything. host had to ask manager and Manager had to call someone else. the kiddy area was gated off with brown stuff at the bottom ...gross. Worst experience. If you're looking for a place to hold a party I would highly recommend picking any other place in Clarksville.

My daughter had done a few ballet classes when she was small elsewhere before starting at Roots…read more She wanted to try hip hop. After her first class: "Mom it's so hard, there's so many steps and they go so fast!" Going from that to absolutely throwing down on stage at her first recital was amazing to see! She's been searching for her thing; and dance has become "it." Miss Jessica was her teacher, and she's just so sweet and good with the kids! The establishment as a whole is very warm and welcoming. The staff as well. And the recital they put on is so great! They make it entertaining for attendees. Highly recommend!

I went here for three years taking piano and guitar lessons. Right before I joined I had this awful…read morepiano teacher. After begging my mon to quit she eventually stopped the dreaded lessons. My mom told me I should try someplace else. I was really speculative, but decided why not? Roots was awesome! I thought I hated music but it was just the teacher. They helped me learn how to love music. It's now my passion and I don't know where I'd be without them. Unfortunately I had to move and quit but I recommend anyone interested in music or dance go there.

My son attends Stage Right and we love it! My son has danced since he realized what music was as a…read morebaby...we knew he would flourish taking dance classes. We moved to the area a little over a year ago and he asked to take hip hop lessons. After some google searches I called and spoke with the owner and knew it would be a good fit for my son. He LOVES going every week and has learned some pretty snazzy moves. The price point is very reasonable and the costume fee is appropriate. There is a large variety of classes-including classes for adults. They rent out spaces for music lessons and there is also a musical theater that practices there.

This is a great place for dance. Our 2 1/2 year old loves going to class every week. The owners…read moreand all instructors are great with the children. I look forward to spending many many years waiting on our girls classes to end.

My daughter is participating in the springboard performance session for the summer and absolutely…read moreloves it. She is learning so much and has had excellent instruction. She has never done anything like this before and this first experience has been such a positive one for her. She cannot wait to participate in more. All of the students and teachers have been so nice and helpful too.

I wish I could give this place 0 stars. My 6 year old daughter has taken ballet for 2 years and…read moreabsolutely loves it. We moved to Tennessee last fall from Missouri, so the spring of 2013 was our first experience at Centerstage. To start things off, Centerstage shares a building with Taylor Gymnastics, so the building is very chaotic, cramped and uninviting. We only had experience with one of the teachers. She was very nice and bubbly with me but my daughter did not like the class and said that it wasn't fun. About a month before the recital she was in tears telling me that she didn't want to go back. She said the dance teacher kept switching up the choreography for the recital routine and that it made it too hard to remember. Hearing this from my daughter threw up huge red flags. First of all, my daughter LOVES ballet and loves to be on stage. Second, she has a very good memory, so when she mentioned that she was having a hard time remembering the dance because the teacher kept changing it, I knew there was something wrong. I let her dance teacher and the school director, V. Moore, know that we weren't coming back to class. V encouraged us to try out a different teacher next semester. We had already paid the recital fee ($50, I think) and there was also a mix up with dance costumes. The dance teacher told me that I paid for two costumes. I spoke with V in person and asked her about the costume. She brushed me off and said that she would look in to it in June and that she would also send out my recital fee refund in June. By the end of June, we still had not heard anything from V. I emailed her to ask about the costume and status of our refund check. She was very cold and uncaring. After several exchanges back and forth regarding the costume and refund check I am disgusted with her and look forward to never hearing from her again. All except I have yet to receive my refund check. She said that she was leaving on a trip for 2 weeks and that she'd mail it when she got back in July. I am extremely frustrated and would not recommend Centerstage to anyone.

When in Nashville I figured taking a line dancing class would be fun and it was. The teacher Lisa,…read morewas super fun. She showed us 3 dances and allowed us to vote for the one we wanted to learn. She also recorded the dance and there emailed to us a few days later. Highly recommend this experience.

An iconic Nashville activity come to life! Registration through the website was very easy and…read moreprovided step by step instructions on where to go, what to bring and how to get in. Reminder, that if you are over 21 please bring an ID, makes it easier to get through the front door on Broadway. As an alternative, there is an entrance through the alley between the bars on Broadway and the Ryman that accesses all/most of the bars. After going all the way to the top floor with an amazing view, our instructor Jason checked us in. He did a fabulous job, explaining the process, breaking down the line dance and taking some amazing video to keep to show all your friends and family what a fabulous dancer that you are. HA! They send the video a few days after the experience and its included in your fee. My suggestion would be to either build more time into the lesson to grab drinks between or pay a bit more and have a bar tender upstairs. They do provide immediate access to water because boy shaking it makes you thirsty. Had a fabulous time and definitely encourage visitors to give this a try.

There is truly no place like Barfield! I began my dance career there when I was nine years old. Not…read moreonly did they give me a lifelong love for dance but they encouraged me to pursue dance as a career path. The women that own, direct, and teach there work so hard to create opportunities for their dancers to learn and shine in a safe and healthy environment. Dancers there are not just another student but a member of the dance family. I formed many lasting friendships at Barfield and I truly would not be the person I am today without the guidance and support from the staff there! After teaching in FL for a few years I was ecstatic to be able to come back and rejoin them as a fellow staff member. Now my little sister dances there and I can't wait for my future kids to do so as well!

As a parent of two daughters who danced there for 16 years each, I have had a lot of experience…read morewith BSD. Both my daughters were on the competition team for many years. When they were little, BSD was a warm, welcoming, nurturing home away from home for them. They learned and grew as dancers. When my oldest joined the competition team that had just been formed, I was able to compare and contrast what they were learning with other studios. This is when I realized that the quality of instruction was just barely par. They wanted to stay because they had deep relationships with the other dancers. Fair enough. Things changed after my oldest left for college, and my youngest was one of the most senior dancers. Although my oldest had found proof that the director had flat out stolen competition choreography and presented it as her own, the other parents opted not to speak to her about it. This was the start of the owner and directors revealing themselves. We were repeatedly overcharged, and when we requested itemized invoices, they did not even add up. One of the last statements had overcharged us $1500. My youngest became critical of the director and lack of professionalism. Likewise, she found that she could not trust her because she would tell lies to make up for her shortcomings. Weekly, my daughter would come home from the studio crying because of her experience at dance. Trying to talk with them yeilded no relief. The injury that really damaged our relationship with the family and the owners / director is when they secretly inlisted the teen and junior dancers in a local competition and intentionally left out the senior dancers. When confronted with this, they lied and denied that it was a secret, although none of the other senior dancers knew about it until it was over. Worse, they attempted to put the blame on the senior dancers. All was downhill from there. Some of the best and most dedicated dancers left. But my daughter opted to stick it out because the end of the season was nearing. She danced in the recital, but only a few weeks before she was to compete in the nationals, they cut her and another dancer who they deemed were troublemakers I suppose because they complained about being mistreated over and over again. They cut her from the team by email and would not accept a phone call or a meeting. Our family had been with that school for nearly 20 years, but they never even would show us enough respect to have a conversation about it. I even designed their new studio for them and never sent them an invoice. We were dedicated parents and supporters of that school. Even though that was months ago, my daughter still cries when she looks at her old dance bag. "They loved me. Why did they treat me so badly? Why won't they even talk to me? I dont understand. They taught us to be strong, independent women, and to stand up for ourselves and each other, but when we did they kicked me off the team without even a goodbye or an explaination" is what she just said to me through tears. As a father, this breaks my heart. Not because they mistreated, misguided, misled, and treated my daughter so poorly, but because they also crushed her spirit. If you send your daughter there, dont be fooled by the chandeliers and the sweet smiles. Those women will stab you and your child in the back.

Took an intro to ballet without having any experience in ballet ever! (Other dance yes, but not…read moreclose to ballet.) The instructor was very thorough and informative. The class was long but necessary to cover the basics. I left with sore thighs & stretched legs. I'd go back if I could find a time that works for me. Highly recommend even if it's just to try something new!

I've never had any prior dance experience, and Eric Harris is my Ballet Level 1 instructor. He's…read moreincredibly professional, welcoming, and attentive to detail. No matter how many students are in class, he always takes the time to correct technique, explain terms clearly, and treat everyone with respect--all while keeping a great sense of humor. To me, his teaching has that timeless, European elegance that's truly inspiring. I'm very grateful for his work.

My husband and I have a gown daughter who graduated from ACSD in 2005. She is currently a…read morepreformer on Oceania Cruises newest ship, the Oceania Riviera which is touring the Mediterian. Our family had been a part of ACSD since she was 2 years old in 1989. When she went to Belmont she was one of the BEST dancers in the Musical Theatre Program!!! We have seen parents come and go (just like the previous reviewer) who wanted to change the way the studio conducts its business. The program is sound. I find it interesting that ACSD is voted BEST DANCE SCHOOL in Williamson County 13 years in a row. I also find it interesting that there are many students dancing there that are 2nd generation students. (and some 3rd generations) I hope the last reviewer is content to drive his daughter out of Franklin. I will always recommend ACSD.

My daughter has been going here for two years and loves it. Miss Jeannie is so sweet and great with…read morethe girls. They offer many different types of dance class for all different ages. My only negative is I wish their main location was in a different area. They are located down an industrial Road in an older building.