My daughter has been dancing here since she was 6/7 and has grown so much as a dancer. She's…read moreentering her senior year next year already thinking about her classes and dances. The friends she has made over the years have become her second family as well as the teachers. They don't push the kids to do more than they can do but they will make sure the kids are not just going through the motions. They have fun and make it fun for the kids. As well as the adults- I did a class a couple years ago and I loved it even going on stage lol. If you're looking for a studio that will teach your child the fundamentals as well as let them be their own person.. this is the studio for you.

The previous review by Annon U was spot on. This studio is best for kids under 10. There are some…read moregreat teachers there & some not so great. They promote their studio as inclusive, positive & friendly but it hasn't been that way for a while. There is now an atmosphere of favoritism, bullying that is not addressed by the director. This studio is strictly recreational but w/a Dance Mom's attitude. It's a shame what this studio has turned into. It used to be so different.

LOVE Northeastern Martial arts!! Both of our kids take lessons there and all of the Sensei's are…read morewonderful w/ kids and I've seen such a positive difference in my kids since they've started!

Staff is very engaged and works hard to get the most out of their students. Prices are not…read moreunreasonable for karate.

We are so pleased with our experiences with ROC Martial Arts - the instructors are patient and…read moreencouraging, and our kids have grown so much since beginning. Classes are at convenient times!

We have been going here for a little over 2 months and I couldn't be happier with them. They make…read moreyou feel very welcomed and as if you are part of their family. The class size is on the smaller size which allows them to really focus on each kid and assess where they are in their belt progression and areas of improvement. My daughter (6) has gone from a nervous newbie to a brave little warrior!

I used to really enjoy going to this place... Took pole dancing classes here for over a year…read more Advanced level was super hard but fulfilling. Sad that I don't see them in their original location when I drive-by. Heard they relocated but have not seen it. Best of luck!

This place is super fun. I recently signed up for a beginners belly dancing class (at the constant…read moreencouragement of a friend) and I am really enjoying the experience. Michelle, the owner and instructor, is friendly, fun and encouraging, and she makes the experience very accessible. While you can 'drop in' to classes, I recommend signing up for a session to see what it's about and really get the most for your money. I am not able to actually attend all the classes in the session due to work travel, so I worked it out with Michelle to just pay for the sessions I can attend at the per-session pricing. So far I have not been disappointed. Each class starts with a short warm up, followed by repetitive dance moves. We seem to focus on one or two moves that we do over and over with different music and in different combinations. Each class is different. There is work with the veil, so we get an arm and upper back workout, and there is always a part at the end which is sort of 'watch and follow', where Michelle strings together everything we learned into what feels like a choreographed dance. And Michelle also always leaves a few minutes at the end for questions. The variety of ladies in the class ranges from young (20s) to mature (60s or older), with every race and size represented. We all have a great time in an atmosphere that is fun and not at all judge-y. I love the music and the fact that Michelle provides all the props, like the skirts with jingly coins and veils. The only thing to note is that the parking lot is small and since there are many classes running at the same time (between Nu Mvmnt yoga studio and Writers and Books which share the lot), it might be hard to find a spot. There is street parking in the front of the building on University and the back on Atlantic, as well as on the side.

I joined Murray's a few months ago for a fun exercise routine when I decided I needed to get…read morehealthy after my college years. I've had tons of encouragement while pushing myself to get fit and I'm super glad I made the choice to work out here. I know I wouldn't have had as much fun or incentive elsewhere!

Murrays Martial Arts center has been a second home for our family for almost 5 years. The…read moreinstructors are top notch and focus on true development of their students. Stripes and belts are earned, not expected to go by a schedule. They have a great work ethic and want committed students to work hard and learn the various moves correctly, for everyone's safety. They are always thinking of ways to improve and maintain excitement throughout the year. They are also great mentors to their students and go above what is required by them.

Thank you for providing yoga to young kids! My daughter loves these classes & workshops. I see her…read moreusing the breathing exercises outside of the studio. It's real life skills as well as great exercise. The teachers are warm & friendly. The facility is calming and conveniently located in the village of Fairport.

Excellent learn to skate and hockey 101 programs with good instructors. Eliza is the best! Have…read moretried other skate programs in the Rochester Area, but this one rocks!

This is now branded as Bill Gray's Skateplex. Worse than the previous place. I went skating on a…read moreSunday afternoon with a family member and child. It was the first time I had been to this rink since it had been rebranded. I was more than disappointed. I was appalled by the lack of security on the ice while we were skating. Some kids were bombing around at high speeds, skating in and around beginners like they were on an obstacle course. Some kids, probably 12 year olds, were using red skating helpers like toys, bashing into each other, or two boys giving a third boy a ride and skating at top speed. One dad was horsing around with his kids, adding to the mayhem.We had to keep looking out for reckless skaters and defending ourselves, stopping or turning quickly to avoid getting slammed into. The security guys stopped some boys once to keep them from using the skating helpers as bumper cars, but that's the only time i saw them do anything. The whole place was staffed with kids. I saw some little kids playing in an information booth, throwing papers around with no supervision. It's too bad parents don't keep an eye on their kids, but the facility should have more supervision and send the message that reckless behavior is not okay.

I tried Flying trapeze for my first time. I have an aerial background and there were 2 new women…read morethat did not. The guys leading the class moved fast, talked fast, but they were clear. They were super flexible with your capabilities and encouraged you to go for it while maintaining safety. Everyone flew. And they even did flying with catching! It was great! After each turn, the instructor on slack that would call each movement, would go over your run. He'd give suggestions of what you did well and what to aim for next time. The new women did great. Just shows that this group was really great with how they instruct. I hope to catch some of their cloud swing workshops. But I will definitely be back!!!!!

We brought our 2 girls (ages 6 & 12) to Roc City Circus for their trapeze test flights. I was more…read morethan a little nervous after watching the professionals demonstrate how to fly (and flip) However, they checked and double-checked their harnesses and spent some individual time with each of them explaining what to do and what not to do. Plus, they were so upbeat and happy that my worries quickly turned to excitement. After they were finished with their safety discussion, my 12yr old (always the dare-devil) got right up there and loved every minute of her fly...she did exactly what she was supposed to do and did an amazing job! My 6yr old (who had been uncharacteristicly quiet and apprehensive since we arrived) started to cry She said she was scared and didn't want to fly, but Daddy surprisingly offered to take her place (even though he's always been terrified of heights). My 12yr old and I watched her as she watched him and then she turned to us and said, "If Daddy can do it, so can I" and that little girl did not falter for a second. She marched up that ladder and stood on that platform with her head held high. You could've heard a pin drop. Everyone in the place stopped what they were doing to watch this little angel stand up to her fear. I kept waiting for her to change her mind, but her determination to "be strong like daddy" gave her the courage to grab onto that trapeze and jump! As she flew through the air, smiling ear to ear, the whole place erupted into cheers! It was such a special moment and I was so grateful to these complete strangers who made this adventure all the more memorable for our baby girl. ROC City not only gave my whole family an experience they will never forget, but it gave my youngest the confidence and pride to continue trying new things And now, I have 2 dare-devils Thank you Roc City!