Signed up for a CPR class at 5pm. Got there and realized I was the only one taking the class. The…read moreinstructor was super nice and very knowledgeable, and I really learned a lot. I was offered a couple breaks and some water, which was nice. I got lots of hands on training and practice, which made me more confident in what I learned. I did not expect it to be that good and I'm glad I came here for getting my certification. Would definitely recommend!

4/5 because you can always do better, but I can't figure out how our instructor Mike could have…read moremade our training go any better. He was knowledgeable, funny, had tons of great stories relatable to things we might experience. He also gave us tons of recommendations for how we could do better at our gym without criticizing(and boy did we deserve it). Everyone he trained feels so confident in their abilities now. Mike deserves a raise.

This was the absolute BEST CPR & first aid classes I've ever experienced! Our instructor was…read morecaptivating and well trained herself in all aspects of both classes. Her name was Cari. WOW! She could easily teach at a corporate level. She was easy to understand and very very through making sure each of our 20 plus students clearly understood her instructions. I appreciated the fact that as some participants were sidetracked using their phones she would gently correct them to give her their undivided attention. I think no one should have their phones out while taking this class. We had plenty of break time to check phones. Thank you Cari and CPR Choice!!

I've had my CPR certification, with renewal every two years, for over a decade now. The past two…read moretimes I've been re-certified I've had the pleasure of being instructed by Jake at CPR Choice. Jake is extremely knowledgeable, makes sure all your questions are answered, makes sure everyone is comfortable and confident in their skills, and makes the class fun and enjoyable. I highly recommend CPR Choice!

Loved this class Teacher is very patient & gives lots of different situations to help understand…read morehow to do CPR. 100% recommend

From the owner: CPR Certification Knoxville teaches American Heart Association BLS CPR classes in Knoxville, TN…read more Our hands-on, in-person CPR training gives the quality of CPR certification card that employers require. Our AHA CPR certification cards are issued on the same day as class. Apart from BLS CPR, we are offering First Aid, Bloodborne Pathogens, and Pet CPR trainings as well. We have weekly classes and we also do onsite trainings for businesses & groups

Great class! David is very thorough and incredibly knowledgeable! I've taken his class twice and…read moreplan to do it again for my next renewal!

From the owner: Burton CPR and Firstaid Training I teach cpr,firstaid,blood bourne pathogens CPR for the Healthcare…read moreprofessional/BLS Provider and Heartsaver CPR Firstaid from the American Heart Association and Emergency Care Safety Institute.I also teach Stop The Bleed 20 years experience teaching 30 years in EMS and Fire.single price for cpr only class is $50 with a $15 non refundable fee for reserving your seat in class,will be applied toward cost if show up for class if no-show I keep $15 reserved seating fee.

I've taken Larry E. CPR and first aide class and refreshers several times. He a GREAT INSTRUCTOR…read moreand well educated on his teachings. Always makes his classes a Pleasure to take.

I took the Medical 101 class and I really enjoyed myself. I feel comfortable aiding those around me…read moreif there is a small scale incident and feel confident in my CPR skills. Beyond that, I now know how to use an array of bandages, how to use a tourniquet, and how to aid those around me until help arrives. I look forward to the Medical 102 class and will take it as soon as it's available.

I have taken three classes so far. After my first class I was a little unsure if id return, as the…read moreinstructor was very aggressive and it felt kinda like learning from a football coach or something. Im pretty soft spoken and im on the spectrum so im not a fan of that kind of vibe. I also have experience and can do many tricks, but bc i was so nervous i kept messing up and couldnt even do the basics, so i didnt end up enjoying the class at all. However, I returned later, booked a different instructor, and tried again. I ended up really enjoying it and feeling much better....The second time around i found a better fit with the instructor and class level. I think overall if you dont have a good experience, id say at least try once or twice with a different instructor. ***My only real complaint after these couple of classes is the mirrors around the studio.*** There are like 300 mirrors (antique looking) which is a cool aesthetic. HOWEVER, 97% of them have thick frames, aren't aligned with the poles, and dont give you a view of yourself from the pole or the ground. So youre basically learning blind, which for me is VERY difficult. Theres only about 2-3 poles with a really good view and they're right in front next to the front door. So if the class ends up being fully booked, most people end up not having a good view or mirror. Wish they would switch to having full length mirrors down the whole wall like most other studios do.

Don't go to this studio unless you want to be traumatized…read more The instructor was late to class, had no waivers available to sign (wasn't prepared), both of which I could have easily overlooked but one of the instructors actually cursed at me, knowing this was my first ever pole class. To provide context, I was attempting a hold I have never done and was doing it incorrectly (surprise!). Both instructors kept snipping at me sternly "you're going too fast" which I was. But I didn't know how to NOT go to fast. In desperation I asked -- how do I slow down? They attempted to help me and break it down but after one of the instructors said "you're just going too fucking fast" I broke. I'm not good with certain tones, it can be very triggering for me and I instantly had to focus on holding back tears. I ended up walking out of the class. It's obvious neither instructors have the experience to cater their knowledge to each participants specific levels and skills sets in a kind and conscientious way.