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Living Lines Dance Center

5.0 (2 reviews)
Open • 3:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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Carol Ehler Dance School - Carol Ehler Dance School

Carol Ehler Dance School

4.2(5 reviews)
4.1 mi

My girls have been going here for years. We love the family atmosphere and the fact that the girls…read moredo not compete, they simply learn to dance and enjoy themselves. They let kids be kids, no skimpy costumes, suggestive dance moves (even for the teens), or inappropriate music lyrics. My girls have loved every teacher they have had, all of them have been here for years and some of them were students here. Carol is practically an institution in this area and I can't imagine having my girls dance anywhere else. The staff is helpful and friendly and very willing to accommodate and answer questions about scheduling, etc. I also love the fact that they don't subject you to an expensive recital every year, one year it's the big recital and the next it's a "demonstration" at a local school, no expensive fees or costumes. The quality of instruction is great, perfect for girls who want to get into their hs drill teams. Class prices are reasonable. The teachers take the junior and senior girls on a trip to dance in NY every other year (they do fundraisers so it's not all on the parents) and my girls are both looking forward to the day they can go to NY with Ms Carol!

I love this dance school with my heart i dances here from ages 3-9 and it was the best thing EVER!…read moreI am actually looking into joining again. All the teachers are so nice and pay attention to every kid. I 100 percent recommend this dance school!

Axis Pole Fitness - Lyra class ... aka aerial hoop. Very fun and not as intimidating as it looks!

Axis Pole Fitness

4.5(16 reviews)
2.4 mi

Before we get into this review:…read more I began pole a while back, but left it due to my dad having some continued health issues and balancing work, hospital stays, and pole just wasn't going to happen. I started at a location in Houston that is part of a major chain/franchise (Not Axis). The search for a perfect studio is hard. You have your own personal goals you are working toward, and you are trying to find a place that not only meets that but also provides a comfortable environment. There are SO MANY studios in Houston, btw. I was searching FOREVER. Some focus more on the sexy side of pole, lots incorporate floor work, lapdancing, chair work. Most of those places just weren't for me. Everyone is different. I have always been attracted to aerial arts (and contortion, but that's a different story). Pole for me was always beautiful and artistic, like vertical ballet. The sexy stuff is awesome, just not for me personally. So I was on this ETERNAL hunt for a studio that focused on fitness and artistry. And I found Axis. But it took me another year or so to take the dive. D: (I know.) I had a car incident and was feeling pretty down in the dumps. Usually, when a depressing event happens in my life, I turn to fitness as a way to mend my heart. So I hopped on their mind body page and went for it. It's not close by any means to me lol. I had bought a sampler pass and decided along with pole, to try other apparatus. At one point I spent 4h on a Friday taking classes. #noregrets I learned my body understands lyra way easier than it does pole, the original apparatus I had started on way before. (I am not so great with left/right coordination when it comes to learning.) I also learned silks aren't necessarily my thing, and I am fairly okay with that. Or at least I should build up more upper body before approaching silks again. Cube was very interesting. I suggest bringing tights for learning cube, silks, or lyra. BC I learned the hard way lololol. Some apparatus are wrapped. Only lyra is wrapped, and a smaller cube is wrapped. Straps were rumoured to be added to the studio. Parking is easy enough. You reserve via mind body. Classes are small. Seriously. You can have individual attention if you are just not getting something. Flexibility classes are great. Before stretches begin, let instructors know if you had or have an injury or ongoing pain so modifications can be made for you. Every class will start with led group stretching. Bring your own yoga mat if you feel more comfortable using your own. I have a particularly cushy one. They have yoga blocks at the studio. Sometimes they have special events where teachers and students will have a showcase. Sometimes Cirque/Aerial Industry professionals will come in and offer workshops (you can sign up via mind body). I haven't been back due to it just not being in my budget right now. I do independent contractor work, versus having a steady FT situation. If money weren't an issue, I'd be living here on Fridays. Most of the classes I am interested in happen on Fridays and my Instructor is a funny, quirky, very talented lass. The pace is a bit quick, but even as a super newb with issues with left/right coordination, I got a hang of things. It's a great studio to be exposed to multiple apparatus. Lots of Pole studios just have pole or don't offer other aerial apparatus. If you find an aerial/cirque studio, likely they don't have pole. I like how I am able to explore pole, cube, lyra, silks, AND there's a dedicated flexibility class. PPS There are kids cirque classes offered via Fenix, who also uses the same space. Definitely worth checking out!

Edit: the owner Rachel is amazing, she is handling everything properly and if this teacher steps…read moredown from teaching the children, this is an excellent aerial school to send your child to. Today my daughter (who is 7) called me having a panic attack after leaving aerial arts early. I work during the week so her grandmother brings her. While in class today, the kids were running to get on slings and my daughter got to a sling before another little girl, who then started crying. The red headed teacher (I can never remember her name), yelled at the little girl to not cry and go sit with her grandmother if she was going to keep crying. Awful, that should've never happened, but then my daughter went to go console the girl because she has a huge heart and she's been raised to care about others. At this point the teacher BELLOWS at my daughter "(name) YOU AREN'T HELPING, GO BACK TO YOUR SPOT". My daughter has pretty severe ADHD (which aerial arts was helping with) and anxiety from issues that happened with a very mean teacher in kindergarten. When she was yelled at, my daughter went and hid behind the sling and started tearing up. My mom then asked if she wanted to go home and she said yes. After she put her in the car with her great grandmother my mom went back in to speak to the teacher. My mom walked onto the floor and said "maam" to get her attention. She continued with "you do not have the right to speak to any child like that. The worst thing you can do as a teacher is yell at a child. That was uncalled for." Do which the teacher replied "yeah, well she's ALOT" (speaking about my daughter, who we have spoken a lot to this particular teacher about her ADHD issues and my daughter had been doing so much better staying on task and really trying to learn) and my mom said "she's a lot? Well so what that. Completely out of line" and left. After my daughter called me while I was working, HYPERVENTILATING, and crying trying to tell me what happened. I am taking my daughter out of axis. I am SO happy I found an aerial arts school closer to where we live that is beginning children's classes. I was going to leave her in axis until those classes started but I refuse to subject my child to a teacher who shouldn't even be around children. It's very apparent she has no control over her temper and she has an ego the size of a yacht. I had seen glimpses of this lack of emotional control from her in the past when I was bringing her, but it wasn't to this extent so I just assumed she was having a rough day. But to let your temper get to that level while teaching small children is DISGUSTING. She should be pulled from the position immediately. Please, don't send your children here. There are two other FANTASTIC aerial arts schools in the woodlands and Conroe. She can not go on being allowed to teach children. If you care about your child's emotional well-being, you won't bring them here.

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Fred Astaire Dance Studios

Fred Astaire Dance Studios

5.0(16 reviews)
7.3 mi
Locally owned & operated
Certified professionals

Studio has been an outstanding experience for me from the day I began instruction there. IMHO ALL…read morethe instructors are talented, patient, and genuinely invested in helping each student grow, regardless of experience level and work together to achieve that goal. The atmosphere is welcoming, encouraging, and fun, making every lesson something to look forward to. The studio does an excellent job of balancing professional instruction with a friendly personal feel. Each student is seen and treated as an individual and their curriculum planned accordingly. I've gained confidence, learned, improved my coordination and balance and met wonderful people that I thoroughly enjoy. I highly recommend Fred Astaire Cypress Dance Studio to anyone interested in learning to dance or taking their skills to the next level.

I have so many great things to say about this studio and the people who are a part of it that this…read moreGoogle review would take days to read. So I will do my best to keep it to 10 paragraphs . Tim and Hector are my instructors, and they have been nothing less than pro perfection! Tailoring my lessons to match the goals I want to achieve in dance while keeping it fun at the same time. They don't just teach you steps; they take the time to educate you on the "why" and "how," ensuring you have a strong foundation to help you be your very best at whatever goal you're reaching for. Then there's the rest of the Fred Astaire Cypress team: Elena, the studio manager; Ellie, Magui, Edina, and Barnabas, who are equally as amazing as their counterparts. All of them bring an unbelievable amount of skill and quality of dancing to every student. I guess that's why they are the pros! With that said, it can be so easy to lose that quality, momentum, or high energy with the amount of students they work with one-on-one, the group classes, the long hours to ensure every student receives the same level of time and training, plus their own training they do after hours. The dedication is unmatched. Every single one of them, including Hector and Tim, not once have I seen anyone lose that momentum and energy in the four months I've been coming. You will always walk in to smiling faces, and the instructors are ready, pumped, engaged, and excited to be teaching you. I encourage anyone interested in ballroom to take lessons with this studio. You would be lucky to have any one of these people in your dance journey corner. P.S. All of them have such a good sense of humor, but Ellie, well if you want an especially good laugh she is unmatched. Sorry Tim and Hector

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Pure Barre Houston | Jersey Village

Pure Barre Houston | Jersey Village

3.0(2 reviews)
1.2 mi

My experience at Pure Barre - Jersey Village was frustrating and ultimately felt very…read moreuncomfortable. When I enrolled, I asked multiple times about class packs because I needed flexibility and did not want a recurring membership. I was told clearly that class packs were not available and that the only option was the once-per-week membership. Based on that information, I signed up. When I later cancelled, management told me that I had been offered all options and that it was "documented" in their notes. That simply wasn't true -- my friend was with me and heard me ask specifically about class packs. Being told something happened that didn't, and having my experience dismissed, felt incredibly invalidating. What made it worse is that they then turned around and offered me a class pack anyway -- the exact option I had originally asked for and been told didn't exist. The teachers were kind and professional, but my interactions with management and front desk staff did not feel transparent or supportive. A fitness studio should feel encouraging and emotionally safe. Unfortunately, this one didn't for me. I ultimately chose to pay the $99 early termination fee just to end the membership and move on. I'd recommend asking very direct questions about all options before signing.

Love, love, love this place!! The staff are the best and the workouts are challenging but scalable…read morefor all fitness levels. I've been attending 3-4 times per week for about 4 months now and the body composition changes are incredible! They have created a very welcoming environment and a real sense of community! All of the instructors are very knowledgeable and the music keeps you going! First class is free, so go check it out!

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Pure Barre Houston | Jersey Village
Pure Barre Houston | Jersey Village
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