An absolute gem of a place, I can't thank the team enough for what they do! I hope to be back so…read moresoon. They offer a variety of classes for all your movement needs and interests and the instructors are all very knowledgeable, helpful and kind. Can't recommend enough!

From the owner: Reformer Pilates. Donation Based Mat Pilates, Yoga, Dance, Sound Healing, Community Gatherings &…read moreEvents! At The Movement Apothecary, we're more than just a studio - we're a diverse community committed to holistic well-being and self-love. Our ethos revolves around nurturing the mind, body, and soul. Where each class becomes an opportunity to not only move, but to grow and evolve. Our diverse array of classes encompass elements of Pilates, Yoga, Dance and more. Ensuring there's something for everyone seeking holistic wellness.Through mindful movement and intentional practice, we guide clients to develop a deeper awareness of their bodies and inner selves. Our instructors encourage intuitive movements and prioritize self-care, teaching individuals to listen to their bodies first. At The Movement Apothecary, we're dedicated to creating a sanctuary where community thrives, individuality is embraced, and every person is empowered to live authentically.

Absolutely the worst dance studio my family has ever been involved with. If you like your children…read morebeing bullied by students and teachers alike- this is the place to be. They have stale choreography (so stale in fact, they have to steal choreography from ex students), they only win competitions because they are friends with the people that run the competitions, and are some of the rudest people i've ever met. I could write a novel on all the reasons you should not take your child there. Would give zero stars if I could. Take your child literally anywhere else.

I have been at this studio since I was five and It has always felt like a second home to me. The…read moreteacher there are vary kind but, they will be strict when the need to be. They constantly push you to be your best. It is pricey but well worth it.

I have supported Dance Express for years. The Director of the program is an amazing teacher and an…read moreoutstanding caring and patient woman. The dancers have a variety of disabilities that makes an appreciation of their recitals and public appearances a special meaning. Don't miss this wonderful dance troupe in and around Ft. Collins, CO.

From the owner: Dance Express is an inclusive dance company celebrating diverse dance experiences in northern…read moreColorado. Dancers with and without disabilities create vibrant choreography and improve people's lives through the dance arts. To join the dance company, apply to be on the board of directors, or volunteer with Dance Express please phone or text, 970 493-2113 or e-mail dancexpressfc@gmail.com

This place is the best! I love the instructors, and every class I've taken has been amazing!read more

I reluctantly signed up for a pole class after a friend raved about one she had attended in Vegas…read morewhile at a bachelorette party. I was a little nervous at first, wondering what I may have gotten myself into (let's just say dance isn't a strong point for me.) I also wondered what to wear to such a class? The class ended up being a TON of fun and more of a workout than I had anticipated. Pole Fitness is no joke! The class begins with a warm up that's part yoga, part pole stretches and quickly progresses into building a routine of about 8 moves centered on and around the pole. We laughed, danced and ended up with a great workout, amazed at how an hour could have passed so quickly! Gather up your girls and go check out this class! We already have a date for our next session! FYI: Bare feet seem to work best for beginners. Short shorts! The shorter, the better! Some moves need skin to pole contact to keep you from sliding. I went in shorts that came to just above my knee and i was ok for most of the routines.

Kate Laviolette is one of the most greediest peopoe I've ever met. Also, she never paid me for what…read moremy small fox painting had sold for. She held onto it for me because I didn't have anywhere to put it since I was sleeping out of my car at the time. She said someone bought it, but she never paid me for it, so who knows what happened. A few years ago, I would regularly go to classes and it was enjoyable. There were a couple experiences where it gave me a uncomfortable feeling about her. We did a hiking session together. Nobody showed up but me, so she and I went. I thought it was nice, but noticed that when she wanted to take a picture with me, it was just for her socials so her image would look good. Then not too long after that, there was a art event at the studio which I paid and went to. I figured it was just an art show but there was more to it. At the time, I struggled a lot more when it came to crowds. I wanted to get out of my comfort zone, have fun, and to see what it was all about. I brought my sketch book to draw and I also joined in the audience to watch the aerial show (I think it was) even though I thought it was an art show. I got intense anxiety and overwhelm (probably from the energy from being in a crowd or certain people), so I left and cried in the car. I had texted Kate and told her what happened, but she didn't care. Kept my money too. Was only there for 15 or 20 minutes. So overall, these experiences showed me how greedy and fake she was. I start going back in November because I'm getting back into shape and I wanted to try the aerial classes again, but I can't afford very much, so I go with the 5 class plan for $59. My mom is the one that even helped me and I told her that. I completed the classes (except for one which I was not feeling that day, but I already showed up, so no sense in trying to get another class). I was not planning on going again (a couple of people including an instructor found that out by asking me questions) because I wanted to continue at a gym since my main focus ended up being working out/exercising. The gym is what is beneficial for me. I felt aerial yoga wasn't. Besides this reason, I didn't feel fully welcome and the instructors were not patient (my coordination is poor) except for one, but I forgot her name, I'm sorry. I came to find this past Tuesday night that my account was charged by the studio and my account was at 97 cents. I texted Kate personally. You can see the whole conversation plus more in the screenshot photos for yourselves. Which includes her trying to offer a partial refund through Venmo which is outside of her business. If she can offer that, then she could've just given me my refund. Acted fake by throwing in "we've enjoyed having you here" to again be careful as a business owner and her reputation. I emailed her because I kept checking my account on the studio website, since it kept saying my plan wasn't canceled yet and it had already been a whole day. So I told her to close my account and to refund me, or I'm going to report her and THEN she finally decided to cancel it. She also told me she would refund my original payment, but she only did a partial refund of $38 out of $59. She lied and is clearly greedy. Making it into a whole complex mess, when it couldve just been played out smoothly. She blocked me after I told her to not respond back to my text or she did after my email, I'm not sure, but I'll be spreading all this information around everywhere. I made a post about it on my Facebook and someone mentioned that they've heard of this situation happening a lot at this studio and what happened to one of their clients, so that didn't surprise me.

Live Beyond Limit has changed my life in the best way possible! I've been attending yoga and aerial…read moreclasses here for almost 3 years and I've gained so much strength, confidence, and resilience. The community is welcoming to all - whether you're just getting started on your yoga journey or are an experienced aerialist, there's definitely something for everyone here.

I was invited to a studens show at Front Range Classical Ballet Academy teachers and students are…read morevery talented people!.

My family was at this studio for nearly 4 years. The last year was so painful and hurtful and we…read moreregret having kept our daughters there for a long as we did. As a parent, we want our kids to be in a place where they can not only grow in their skills and have healthy safe relationships, but to also be safe and be treated with respect and dignity by their instructor. Having their hearts broken by an adult who was supposed to care for them was just devastating. Others have left this studio for similar reasons. It is my advice, based on our personal experience, that families might want to look elsewhere for a studio with a healthy and warm environment. There are many in the front range area! In response to owner's comments. Yes, it was very sad that my family and others had to leave after such a long time of hard work, loyalty and care for you and your studio. How sad that when families came to you for help and assistance, you chose to turn your back on us, and on the issues we brought to you in good faith. I realize it is good business to respond to reviews like the one I left, but it's such a shame you did not want to deal with the severe issues we brought to you while we were all still there and asking for your help and support. As for the mental health experts you mentioned, this was not what you said to us when we were asking for your help. We did not leave solely because of the draconian policies you introduced, but because of the dismissive and cruel way you treated our family, and the others who chose to leave. We loved you and cared for you in so many ways for years, and when we asked for your help suddenly the love was all gone and you chose instead, to dismiss us and our very serious concerns. I hope you do well in the future personally, but I also hope that other families will read this and approach with caution. Too many young broken hearts at frcba. The problem you had, is still there. The rest of us just chose not to subject our teens to the bullying and negative attitude any longer. It became clear that not only was the emotional and psychological welfare of all dancers not a concern for you, but their physical safety was also not of concern when another parent could use their vehicle to threaten us and risk injuring minors and other parents and you refused to handle the situation in any kind of meaningful way. While everything written here is simply our opinion, based on our experiences, I would want any parent considering bringing their child/ teen to frcba to think twice. As the parents, we chose to stop pouring our energies and finances into a studio where it is clear that not everyone is treated equally or with fairness or justice and perhaps mostly, in our opinion, where it simply isn't safe or healthy.