We love Elite Gymnastics! Gabriela is so great with my three year old daughter. The negative…read morereviews are ridiculous. I know everyone has different experiences, but she is great with my hyper little one and so are her employees.

It's great, my son is smaller for his age. The activities they are making him do are building his…read morebalancing skills, I see him building strength. I love it, I'm sure this will help out when we put him into other sports.

We LOVE this my gym location. All the instructors are great with my son and all the kids. The…read morecadence and pace of the class is really great for our age group (my son is 16 months). My toddler (like all toddlers) has a short attention spans, but the pace of the class is perfect for what he needs! Each class includes different skill sets, activities, "adventure times" and songs. We love it here!

We are so proud to be a My Gym family! We started our son's membership about 6 months ago and it…read morehas been the best experience for us and him. He has learned so much, has made many friends, and absolutely loves his amazing teachers (as do we!). The space is always clean and ready for every class. There are plenty of additional events and opportunities depending on the child's age range. We enjoyed the Halloween special event and loved seeing the kids and teachers in costume. The space is also decorated for every season and holiday which adds such a fun flare. I cannot recommend My Gym enough for every family! A must if you're a parent.

From the moment we arrived the tone of the staff was short and cold. No greetings, no smiles, no…read morefriendly interaction at all. The interaction centered heavily on the facility's policy that only one adult could accompany a child under five. Specifically, my two year old could be accompanied in by one adult but not the five year old, she had to enter by herself. While I understood and acknowledged this rule, it was repeatedly emphasized in a way that felt unnecessary and increasingly confrontational. After checking in, I entered the gym briefly with my five year old (as instructed by the front desk lady) to place our belongings in a cubby, before returning to bring in my two-year-old with us. At that point, a woman--who later identified herself as the owner--questioned me about my child's age and repeatedly asked whether my younger child would be coming in. Despite my clear explanations that I was simply setting our things down and would return for my toddler, she continued to reiterate the one-adult policy and pressed for clarification. Her tone became increasingly firm, and she stated, "I'm the owner here, and I need to know what's going on and who's coming in," which made the interaction feel accusatory rather than informative. The situation escalated further when my five-year-old decided she wanted her father to accompany her and her sister instead of me. We attempted to follow the rules by having my husband sign the waiver to take my place. However, the front desk staff again emphasized the one-adult policy, and the owner joined the conversation. The two of them spoke back and forth as though trying to decide what to do about us. In retrospect I believe they thought both my husband and I were trying to enter with our two children. I did not realize this at the time because I was so flustered by their tone towards us. By the time the owner told me I was being "snappy," I began to tear up from this ridiculous escalation, the repeated questioning and lack of courtesy throughout the exchange. Ultimately, we decided to leave rather than continue the interaction. Although we had already paid for both children to participate in open gym, we chose not to stay due to the negative experience. My husband went back to grab my belongings, and I was sitting on the bench right outside, helping my daughter with her shoes when one of the customers/moms came out to comfort me and let me know that I was not the only one that has dealt with this kind of thing with the staff at the facility. When we got in the car, my husband told me that another mom inside told him that this kind of thing happens like once a week. My husband later contacted the facility and was able to obtain a refund.

Whoever works behind the desk doesn't care whether you take your business there or shove it where…read morethe sun doesn't shine. We were never anything but friendly with her but she had an attitude every. single. day. We signed up for a trial class and came back two weeks later to sign up for classes and she snapped at me for not coming back sooner. She wasn't joking...she actually chastised me. If she was on the phone when we arrived we didn't even get a glance up. We never once received a greeting when we arrived or when we left. I couldn't call her out if I wanted to because she never told me her name. On the first day of my daughter's class she sat outside the gymnasium waiting to go in and the lady snapped at her and said " well go in!!" We'd never been to a class and didn't know where to go or what to do but apparently we were meant to. If it's her business she can act however she wants. But there are plenty of gymnastic studios in the area and I highly recommend touring them all before you make a decision. On a side note: my daughter's teacher was great! I would give them zero stars if it weren't for her. In my experience, though, it's difficult to hold on to great employees when you have a crappy attitude.

The 1 star is based off of the customer service of the front desk clerks. We absolutely love my…read moredaughter's teacher but all the ladies at the front desk are rude. It's almost as if they aren't being paid to be there. If the customer service doesn't improve I will be removing my daughter altogether. The gym is also extremely dirty in my opinion and needs a good deep clean.

My daughter has been attending classes with Ms Gina for about a month now. She absolutely loves it…read moreand Gina is great with all the kids! Small class sizes are important to me so my daughter gets more one on one attention and the class my daughter takes is fairly small. The size of the gym and the amount of equipment for the littles is really cool. They keep the kids moving! I love that there are plenty of seats for parents to observe as well. And lastly, theres a ton of parking which is nice!

~ FLOATING SHAVASANA WAS ABSOLUTELY MAGICAL ~…read more I've always wanted to try aerial yoga, and I'm so glad that my first experience was at the Aerial Studio. I booked the Intro to AIReal Yoga class through ClassPass, with Kristen O' Briant as the instructor. You can either bring your own mat or use one provided by the studio. They offer both aerial and AIReal Yoga classes that use hammocks in the practice. Our class took place in the back of the room, where a beautiful array of hammocks was set up. Kristen was an amazing instructor--she took special care of beginners, ensured we were making safe moves, and offered modifications when needed, all while providing encouragement and still challenging us. As an avid yogi, these hammocks really helped deepen my asanas, and I enjoyed this fresh approach. The highlight for me was the floating shavasana. Normally, I struggle to fully relax during the final shavasana in traditional yoga classes, but this experience was magical. Swaying gently and being cocooned in the hammocks - like a butterfly before it transforms or a baby in a womb - made it the most relaxed I've ever been during shavasana. A couple notes for the studio: during the first half of the class, there was also a children's class happening at the same time. It wasn't too disruptive but did occasionally make it hard to focus and be present. Also, dimming the lights during the final shavasana would enhance the atmosphere as well as show off the beautiful twinkle lights strung above the rafters. I highly recommend this experience and am looking forward to my next class! *HOT TIP: This was my first visit to Pacific View Mall, and I had trouble finding the studio. The studio is located inside the mall and between Old Navy and American Eagle.

Great instructor. Richelle was helpful, fun and experienced. Highly recommend. First time. I'll be…read moreback. Thank you

We love everything about this dance studio. Friendly front desk staff & wonderful teachers!read more

When my daughter was little I enrolled her in the ballet course at this studio. It was cute and…read moreshe had fun. As a parent one always wants to indulge their children in the cute little things life offers. We asked the owner a simple question and she replied it's in the hand out. We asked her for help logging onto her website she replied, "Everyone else can do it." We took our child out and as she grew older we decided to give it another try. We found ourselves in the same dilemma. The owner is very condescending when one asks for help. I will never go to this place again. As an adult I am not in the practice of paying someone to be arrogant, condescending or rude to my family.

While I was grateful for the opportunity to rent this facility I have to admit I didn't think…read morethings through(my fault). If you are thinking about renting this facility for a extended party, my rental was 4-11pm, there's a few things you should know... 1. It's an amazing room. Truly. 70 people fit nicely with enough room for a DJ. The park is available for your super young guests and that provides bonus points Definitely... BUT..... 2. You won't need to work out at the gym the day of your party because you'll be required to move gymnastic equipment before and after your party. The bright side? You'll work some muscles!! :) The downside? You'll pay an extra 40 mins to move the stuff which means 1 hour added to your rental price. Sadly while your moving the equipment, you'll realize you paid THEM to move THEIR equipment. Gee whiz. On Top of that you will be sweeping and cleaning the faculty as well, because it might be dirty. With that said, there's a chance you'll be sweaty at the start of your party... Decorating still needs to be done after all! Also when you're super sore the next day...you'll know why. ;) 2. While your moving all the equipment and cleaning, before and after your party, you'll realize what an AMAZING boss you are!! Why you ask? Because you paid a Barranca Vista worker(mandatory) $ 15.00 an hour to NOT help you sweep the room, to NOT help dump trashes at the end of your party. Are they there to help you move the equipment? NAH...they're there just to make sure you move it properly and put it back exactly as you found it, THAT'S it. If you need anything you'll find them sitting in the office surfing the net. Not a bad gig right? You'll also realize you're the best boss ever because you'll also provide dinner for your new employee!! While I would have offered, I didn't need to because she joined the family line for tacos. Again..amazing Boss! :) All of this amazing fun for $700 dollars PLUS a 250.00 dollar deposit. Not bad right? Disclaimer: I'm a non-resident, so residents pay less. Congrats to you. As I said in the beginning, I didn't think things through when I was told about the equipment. I own that. I just feel compelled to help prospective party renters go in with eyes wide open, give personal experience to help them make a well informed decision on whether it's worth the money. Of course everyone's experience is different. Our party was a blast and we'll be back for sure, but it will be a free park party for us. :)

I like Ventura alot in the summer, its usually 30 degrees cooler than Valencia, so you can actually…read morespend some time outdoors without melting. Ventura is changing though, prices at "Antique" stores are outrageous now. Better to go to the Thrift stores, you can find a few of the same items for lots less. On one trip we were looking for a covered candy dish. Antique store wanted $30 - Thrift store - $1 Woohoo! It seems like they are pushing out alot of the more eclectic places and putting in chains like Jersey Mikes and foo-foo chi-chi clothing boutiques. Let's hope the book stores never go.