I have had such a great experience doing yoga here. The teachers are amazing and everyone is so…read morewelcoming.

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.

We have driven by the Art Flying Aerial studio on Country Club Road for a while and as our…read moregranddaughter is a dedicated 8 1/2 year old gymnast, I thought that a gift of a class or a summer camp may appeal to her. The owners are very helpful and accommodating. We visited and got the schedule and our girl came back to the next scheduled class for children between 7-12 years of age. We got to register on site for the class with the owner, Manuel. Parents are able to observe the instruction in a great room with fabrics and silks and mirrors for the class. The very enthusiastic instructor was so warm and encouraging to the children. An hour of instruction with fun music brought the students to a level that they could demonstrate new skills of grasping the fabric, anchoring themselves into basic and then more intermediate positions, all the while getting individual redirection and praise from the instructor. They performed their new abilities and received applause from the gallery. Ruby, one of the family and an instructor, explained that there are adult clients who visit to have restorative stretching and exercise to soothe them after injuries. The attached photos indicate their services. They have a second branch in Palm Springs on Lawrence Crossley, south of the airport and Ramon Road. The prices seem reasonable. We will take our granddaughter again this week. $35. for an hour's instruction. I was so happy to be able to provide her with a birthday gift in an entirely new activity, and she was enthusiastic from the get-go. If you know about the benefits of stretching and restorative range of motion, you will find a new center for supportive instruction. https://artflyingaerial.com/

SO MUCH FUN!!! I was…read morein the area for my bachelorette and we wanted to do something fun and active. THIS WAS IT!!! Most of us had no prior experience and none was necessary! It was an amazingly fun time! We booked a private class on a Sunday morning (the weekend Hurricane Hilary was in town). We appreciate the staff so much because of how accommodating they were and we were able to customize our class time a bit. We had the entire studio to ourselves and Yolanda was our instructor. Both she and the man who greeted us were so nice! Yolanda had the best customer service. She really catered to us and took her time with us. They both went above and beyond to make us feel special! They even took us to the other room to take pictures and try out moves on the spinning aerial silks. A quality experience! Yolanda started us up with a cardio warm-up that was SO GOOD. We were all sweating and our heart rates were up. We used hula hoops and yoga blocks and it was so much fun. She kicked out booties! Then she taught us some moves on the non-spinning aerial silks. As we became more comfortable, she strung the moves together and had us perform it to music. She was a great instructor and we had so much fun! Afterwards, Yolanda and her coworker were so nice to us and let us take a BAJILLION photos everywhere. They even gave us recommendations on good places to eat. We had a fabulous time and would recommend this place to anyone looking for a new, fun experience!

Note: NOT closed!! They have just moved to a larger studio space at 2244 PCH in Lomita…read more Art Flying Yoga and Art Flying Aerial are an incredibly fun way to get a full body workout. It's challenging, but so much fun, you forget how hard your body is working. The teachers and owners of the studio have created a very positive and supportive environment that makes everyone feel welcome. If it sounds like something that's outside your comfort zone, I encourage you to reconsider. I was in your shoes a couple of years ago and I'm so glad I didn't let that stop me...

Visiting from out of town, my 13 y.o. daughter wanted some gym time. I called to enquire about…read moreavailability and received an immediate text back with available times and instructions on how to register. Parking was easy, right in front of the studio and the owner was at the desk to greet us and take us back to the aerial studio, behind the dance studio at the front. The owner was extremely accommodating, asking my daughter which apparatus she wanted and at what height. She started on silks, but was also able to practice on hammock and lyra. He even allowed her to play music for an upcoming performance so she could rehearse. The other people at the Open Gym were very supportive-it feels like a great community. If we are ever back in the area and looking for gym time, we won't look anywhere else. Highly recommend!

Did this class with my cousin to try it out and omg I was not prepared for how difficult this is…read more Amy was our instructor and was so supportive and pushed us to our limits which I loved! Pole dancing is painful so keep that in mind but once you land the trick it's worth it. I have sweaty hands so the class was a little more difficult for me but Amy had liquid chalk amongst other things. Definitely recommend doing your research on pole dancing before your 1st class for great experience.

House of Pole is a great experience!! Super fun with Pocahontas! She's super friendly and a great…read moreinstructor Definitely coming back!!

Great place to go if you like to social dance! I've had so much fun everytime that I've goneread more

Esther teaches with precision and accuracy when teaching the fundamentals. Style is secondary and…read moreaddressed in part two of her classes. She is patient and has an eagle eye for unintentional errors when steps are made incorrectly. I'm very pleased with her as a teacher and enjoy the learning process. Did I mention she works miracles with people with two left feet? 100 percent!

I've never taken any kind of fitness class in my life and this was such a fun challenge! Helene was…read morea really pleasant and helpful instructor, and I will definitely be back for another class. I am someone that never exercises, is overweight, and has an ankle injury. If I can do this class, anybody can. I highly recommend this class to anyone that is nervous about getting fit. It's a clean, quiet studio, and Helene was very warm and welcoming. I did come with a group of friends, so I think I was less nervous than I would be if I were to come by myself. Now that I know that I am able to do these moves though, I don't think I'd have a problem going by myself. Overall, 10/10. I broke a sweat, got my heart rate up, and most of all, I had fun.

One of my favorite workouts/classes here with Pablo! Hes so sweet and funny. He definitely goes…read moreabove and beyond to make you feel comfortable and welcomed in his class. Would take again, such a great workout for core, upper body and even legs! Pro Tip : wear shorts, my first mistake ahah.

Girlfriend attended a class here 8) let's just say that once she returned home she felt very…read moreconfident and expressed that to me in a way that was mutually beneficial for both of us. The class was not intimidating which is good because if you're someone who's say like my gf then you want to be able to have a teacher who will make you feel comfortable to freely express yourself physically. I highly recommend anyone give this place a try if they're looking to try new things.

Sunny was AMAZING!!! Best pole dance class around Indio CA! Made us all feel comfortable ! Thanks…read moreagain sunny

Romance and Dance is absolutely amazing! The instructors are all incredibly talented, patient,…read morewelcoming, and make every class so much fun. Whether you're a beginner or have experience, they make everyone feel comfortable and confident. If you're thinking about trying it, don't hesitate--come join! You'll have the time of your life. I'm 61 years old, and every time I leave class, I feel like I'm 21 again. The music, the dancing, the laughter, and the positive energy are simply contagious. I highly recommend Romance and Dance to anyone looking to learn, have fun, and meet wonderful people!

I use to take Pole classes here and was satisfied with my experience as a student, so I wanted to…read moreattend an event there. I attended the Nude Paint N Sip and really enjoyed the show. There was a male and female dancer, and I was called on stage by both of them, and YES! I enjoyed every minute with both dancers. The painting I did of Jamaika (male dancer) was horrible. It was supposed to be his body, but some how ended up looking like a butterfly, to me. I would recommend visiting for classes and attending one their events, they are great hostesses.

Greatest work out ever! Keeps that core tight and sexy! This place is great! Very clean, great…read moreinstructors, it's a perfect additional exercise outside of Pilates and yoga ( I do both) the results are great, this is going into my weekly routine

I took a beginner class with Brittany and had the best time. The class I took was genuinely…read morebeginner friendly, and Brittany was so patient. When any of us got stuck, she'd demo the move again and break it down until it clicked, which made everything feel doable and safe. I also love how many different types of classes they offer, including burlesque, pole dance, and aerial silks, so there's always something new to try. The space feels private and secure thanks to the curtains that cover the windows, which helped me focus without feeling watched. If you've been curious but nervous, this is the place to start but they also have advanced classes. Brittany is fantastic and the energy is welcoming from the moment you walk in.

While I understand the limitations HIPAA places on healthcare providers, Quincy's response to my…read morereview is a deflection that fails to acknowledge the gravity of the situation or take responsibility for her actions. I want to clarify a few critical points for the benefit of anyone reading this, especially expectant parents who may be considering her care. Yes, families should have choices in their birth experience--but they deserve accurate information, timely medical judgment, and appropriate referrals when serious risks arise. I communicated clear red flags, including premature rupture of membranes (PROM), meconium-stained fluid, and signs of infection. Despite this, I was left without any physical monitoring or in-person care for 36 hours, and I was never referred to the hospital--even though her own licensing guidelines explicitly require her to transfer care immediately when risk factors like these appear. I was relying on Quincy's professional judgment, trusting she would alert me when things became dangerous. That trust was deeply misplaced. When I finally went to the hospital (on my own initiative), I was diagnosed with chorioamnionitis, a serious infection, and had to undergo an emergency C-section. My daughter and I were both extremely lucky to come through this without permanent harm. Quincy's claim that we had "numerous discussions" about transferring care is simply not true. She minimized my concerns, dismissed signs of infection, and only offered a transfer as a casual option--not a medical necessity. Additionally, when I attempted to address this with her post-birth, she shifted the blame onto me rather than taking responsibility. This review is not written out of spite. It's written to protect other families from experiencing the fear, danger, and betrayal I felt in one of the most vulnerable moments of my life. I hope anyone reading this will seek a care provider who follows not only their licensure requirements, but also basic medical standards and human empathy.

100% Recommend. Very educated in potential issues while respecting the natural birth process.read more