My 2 youngest children attended a free trial for 2 of her classes and they both want to continue…read moreclasses here. I was very impressed with the amount of instruction they provided the students. It didn't matter the skill level of the students the expectations were the same for everyone...YOU CAN DO IT and this is how. I highly recommend this dance studio. She offers many classes for many levels.

Very nice instructors! Very friendly class and learned a lot in just our first class. Me and my…read morefiancé will be back!

Nicole, Jess, and Mike are three of the coolest people you will ever meet. I love spending time in…read morethe Studio and there is never a lack of fun to be had, especially when we are laughing at ourselves. They are truly professional, extremely good at what they do, and most importantly love teaching it to others. Plenty of times I've come early or stayed late after lessons to watch them in their element with other students. They are very patient and great at explaining the mechanics. If you're a beginner or a pro, this is definitely a place you should try. I highly recommend working with any of them.

I was told about this place by a friend. I signed my daughters up for dance class. My oldest was…read moresupposed to be in a 7 years old class and she ended up in the 8-12 years old class with girls a lot older than her. No one told me about it. My daughter had a hard time keeping up with the older girls. My youngest, had ballet classes, but half of the time was "playtime", jumping and running around. After we had several issues with billing and being overcharged, we decide to leave. We gave our 30-days notice as required, however they charged us for another month!! When we complained, we were told that they charge a new billing cycle despite de 30 days notice. Total rip off!! I ended up paying for 2 full months for classes that we were not getting anyways!! Take your business somewhere else. This place is shady to say the best!

Great staff! Beautiful clean studio. Owner is patient, professional and balanced in her passion of…read moredance/fun. They have classes for multiple ages and styles of dance.

We are starting our 6th season at MDF. Kids love their teachers and the stress relief there just…read morefor fun classes provide them. Staff is super friendly and helpful.

This review is long overdue. We left in 2020, but I never had a chance to leave a review. I cannot…read moresay enough good things about this place. We only left bc my daughter wanted to switch to gymnastics. The teachers were great. Most of all, the owners were amazing. They were so authentic and it was clear they loved all the kids. It was very family oriented. It is a safe place, great set-up, and has close circuit cameras for parents to watch classes, in the lobby. I recommend it often to other parents. If my daughter ever switches back to dance, I will gladly drive 35 minutes to this place.

Recently went to explore other classes that weren't kpop (Annie is amazing!) but did not feel…read morewelcomed at ALL. I am mixed chinese(mother) /polynesian (father) and take HEAVILY after my dad so regardless of me being able to understand the instructor and other students around me during Jazz Fusion , I was given the cold shoulder and given so many side eyes. Was not acknowledged until very end of class and was humiliating as is. Environment was not welcoming at all so unless you're Asian presenting I recommend every other class other than jazz fusion! Currently scared to try ballroom with this studio for this very reason, so for now I will be staying with ONLY kpop classes!

Great vibes excellent teachers…read more Makes me love the essence of dance again K POP dancing and Latin dancing

My daughter is going on her second year at MoveNation and loves it! She looks forward to class(es)…read moreevery week. The instructors are great with the kids and keep them motivated. The studio is nice and clean. Would definitely recommend!

My girls have been going to Adrenaline Athletics for the past four years. They had been enjoying…read moregoing there and my older daughter was the one who asked me to let her join and learn gymnastics. At a monthly evaluation recently, her coach made her do a combination movement that she did not want to do and she let her coach know that. She did not have the proper training or safety to perform it on her own. It ended up with her breaking her arm. Another family member had taken her to class that day and I have asked for a written explanation many times from the school and they have not responded. I did receive a call from one of the owners saying that she did not see what happened and she hadn't spoke to the instructor, which was not helpful to what I am asking - why was my daughter asked to do something on her own when she did not want to and without protections and without the necessary experience to execute the movement. On the call the owner explained that gymnastics is unpredictable, but that is why the school and instructors should be training in a way to avoid injuries. Some injuries may happen, but when making girls do things on their own when they are not ready is not right. Now my daughter never wants to do gymnastics again. She has gone through so much pain with her broken arm and a painful surgery. The school's silence on this is disheartening.

Just started going to this gym but so far my girls love it and are always excited to go to class…read more They wanted to learn some tricks to do with their friends cartwheels, backbends, etc so we signed them up for tumbling here and they've been improving so much in just a month. They're 8 so I think that it helps them pick up on the coaches instructions faster.

If your kids don't go to company classes or MIT classes and go to regular classes, they won't learn…read moreanything. If they don't like your kids, they will have the ballet teacher yell at your kids. Those MIT parents feed the appetite of the principals because they have to pay a lot of money to get their kids into MIT classes.

Have you ever had a favorite restaurant and one day you go back only to realize the owners changed,…read morethe chef changed, and while the sign on the door is the same, the quality and integrity you associated with that name is bastardized? My heart is broken over this. Fret not. The old owner and chef has a new school - DAA Dance Academy. Send your kids there to learn from instructors who has a passion for dance and teaching. ===================================================== My review of the original Mitsi Dancing School: LOVE LOVE LOVE...Love the school. Love the teachers. Love all the memories I shared here. I'll fully disclaim my bias - I grew up in this dance school. However, being biased doesn't mean I'm wrong. Mitsi Shen is one amazing woman and dance instructor. She's dedicated decades to passing on her passion and technique in dance (ballet and Chinese dance). She hires very well trained teachers and shows extreme professionalism and patience to groom each student that has a heart to learn. It was like a family there. I made life long friends in my 13 years at the dance school and went from being a fidgeting tomboy to loving the art of dance. To the moms concerned with repetition, I'd say that dance training (similar to other trainings) involves a lot of repetition. Your princess might be doing chases and plies until she's 5 (and thereafter I'm sure). But she will improve each year and eventually she'll have strong muscles from the repetitions and move on to leaps and turns. Ballet is a great foundation for other styles! You can't go wrong sending your kids here! ...And it is my humble opinion that all little girls should dance! =D