My daughter attends Triumph Gymnastics. She has been doing gymnastics since age 3 just for fun, but…read moreas she got older some coaches noticed her talents. She is now on the team and practices 9 hours a week. I am so very impressed with the founder and owner Cristina and all the wonderful coaches. They push my daughter to her full potential but in a caring, nurturing environment. Gymnastics kept my daughter busy through the pandemic and summer months. They did such a great job with Covid-19 protocols, in fact maybe the best where they kept the virus out of their gym. By far the best place to send a budding gymnast for fun or if they want to move up the levels and one day compete. Thumbs up all around.

Managed by a husband and wife team, this place really takes a child's potential into consideration…read morein terms of group placement, competitions, etc. the insistence on a uniform helps promote the "team" mentality and build pride in the accomplishments, great or small. Parents are welcome to watch along during practice, but not to interfere during class/training. The space is remarkable. A little treasure in the heart of Glendale. The experience of several children in our group (now college-bound) gave them a great start and led them to become athletes and productive, well-disciplined young people. Friendly service, respectful communication of rules and expectations, clean facility, great for all kids ages 4 and older. Thank you!

My daughter has been going here since kindergarten and she loves it. She learned how to swim, dance…read morea d made friends. Now she was doing volunteer work and still stops by to see the staff. Great community center.

Front desk woman is the antithesis of a customer service-oriented woman. I ask if I can do a day…read morepass and she looks at me like I am taking up her time and says "no." I ask her if I can try out the Y (which I have done at other Ys and she says "no" and then "it depends on the day of the week" and then "it depends on the time of day/session" - and it was open swim. Finally she agrees to go back and ask if I can try it out. She comes back and says I can do a guest pass for $20. I fill everything out and then she said that she'll only take cash which I don't have so I have to leave without a swim workout and having met a very unpleasant human.

We're here for year 2022 after school program. My daughter enjoy coming. I trust the teachers and…read moremanager, and they will help to point out the area we need to focus on helping my daughter academically. The place is clean and the staff are very patient and helpful. I will recommend this place.

My son Austin needed help in English writing so we signed him up with JEI Learning Center in FH…read more The owner Patricia is such a caring and wonderful person. She is very flexible with makeup classes. Ms. Lily the English tutor is also great. She goes over each class and the progress of my son each time I see her. Overall, I'm very please with JEI Learning Center of Forest Hills. I would highly recommend this place if you are searching for a tutoring center.

I love this place! They have classes for everyone: kids, teens, and adults. It's a family run…read morebusiness and there's so much love and care because of it. Toni and his son, Costa, are amazingly talented themselves, but, more importantly, are phenomenal teachers. The energy here is so great; that's why I keep coming back every week. I'm taking the 8p Adult Gymnastics Tumbling class as a complete beginner with no prior experience (and not much flexibility). Costa works with you at the level you're at. Enough talking. Just try it and see for yourself.

It is a wonderful school. Everyone plays their role well supporting this family run business that…read morehave been around for a few decades in Astoria. Don't let the exterior steer you away from this place. Once you enter, you will like it! Tony is the patriarch of this family-run gymnastics and martial arts school. He is a very friendly man, always greeting everyone when he passes by. Coach Peter is firm and maintains the discipline of this school. At times it can be extremely noisy and participants are seen doing things that aren't supposed to. He would be the man to give them a thrashing. Nonetheless he is still fun-loving and the students just love him. Coach Tommy is the nurturing one, friendly and caring. Not forgetting coach Barbara who seems aloof at first but sure is serious and making sure you learn and improve. They are a great team and nice loving people.

The carriage room , has a ladder where one is expected to climb and move all carriages until you…read morefind your's(since they are all black) my grandson's room was in the basement where there is a narrow staircase,It should be labeled a fire hazard,clothes gone missing,my grandson has to have his baby front tooth extracted due to an accident there.Teacher saying my grandson pushed her down but no footage for his mom to see .This is at AMC Ridge Street

In this place, they will not allow elderly people to bring children. I am elderly and I cannot walk…read moreup the steps. They demand that I must walk up the steps from the first floor to the second floor to bring the child up. Those lazy teachers and workers taking care of the baby will not bring the baby up the stairs. This is unacceptable. It is a lie that their insurance doesn't allow them. They are gas lazy. Do not bring your children here. Take them somewhere else.

My kids started to go a year a go and now my 6 year old stay in the summer. I have to say I love…read morethis place everyone like a family!! The hip hop teacher MR E so professional and so nice. My girl just love going there!

I saw another review that made little sense to me…read more First off, the teachers here are incredibly involved and proactive in the students' worlds. I've never exeperienced any issues with management, in fact the communication is phenomenal and the facilities are the most comfortable of any I've been in. For non dancers, it may be hard to understand, but the temperature in the studios is paramount in preventing any unnecessary physical issues while training. Parking is what you would expect from any busy establishment. The end of year recital was amazing. I loved the costumes, and the children were all very talented and well trained. I don't believe there were any kids waiting around for hours. I found that to be an extreme overstatement. The scheduling was pretty cut and clear from what I experienced, though some people may have been confused by it. The performers that sang during the recitals were some of the most top notch performers of NYC including former Broadway performers. I'm sure some people hold resentment over not having their kids in the front during performances, but this is bigger than that. This studio is a home to these kids and it brings them joy every day. And for that 5 STARS!

Everyone in this camp is amazing, the counselors are so knowledgeable, a fun and learning…read moreexperience for my children!! My children have been going here since they were small, will never send them anywhere else!!

I attended Magic Day Camp for two summers - first when I was 7 in 2000, and again at age 9 in 2003…read more Looking at their website today, I see they've added some new activities like air trampolines and visits to White Post Farm. Back in my day, it was much more limited: swimming took up about 80% of the time, with occasional trips to a run-down movie theater (where half the seats didn't work) and Adventureland amusement park. The one genuinely awesome activity was visiting this old-school arcade - that place was dope, and along with one kind bus monitor named Melissa, it's the only reason this review gets 2 stars. The camp's unprofessionalism and poor care really stand out in my memory. When I was 9, I had a bad fall that left scrapes all along the side of my face and knocked out one of my teeth - thankfully it was just a baby tooth and not a permanent one. Their idea of first aid? A band-aid and ice water in a plastic glove because they didn't even have proper ice packs. They didn't properly inform my mother about the extent of my injuries, so when I got home, she was shocked. She wrote a lengthy letter expressing her concerns about their negligence. Their response? The next day at camp, they pulled me aside to tell me I had "embarrassed them." I was just a kid who got hurt under their watch - what was there to be embarrassed about? The camp's staffing practices were concerning, to say the least. Instead of hiring qualified teachers or experienced childcare professionals, they filled positions with high school students as junior counselors and a few 18-22 year olds as the lead councelors. I remember overhearing them getting their monthly paychecks, well not overhear we were in an open field just sitting around cause that tends to happen there and then someone came with a whole bunch of envelopes and handed them out to them. I remember one girl received just $430 for four weeks of work, and she was visibly upset. At the time, as a kid, I thought that was a lot of money. Now I realize how absurd it was - less than $500 to watch other people's children for a month? No wonder the care was subpar. They were paying teenagers peanuts to handle significant responsibilities. Most of the bus monitors were incredibly mean to the kids, with one shining exception - Melissa. I still remember her decades later because she was the only one who showed genuine kindness. One counselor convinced a little girl to let her "borrow" her cell phone, then made international calls to the Dominican Republic (imagine that phone bill in the early 2000s!). Another counselor was eventually fired for being consistently cruel to the kids - she was clearly just there for the paycheck. While I see they've added more activities since my time there, my experiences were memorable for all the wrong reasons. Based on my time at Magic Day Camp, I wouldn't send my own children there. The administration seemed more focused on collecting fees than providing quality care and activities for the kids. That old arcade was amazing and Melissa was a saint, but two bright spots don't make up for everything else.

Talent Lab is a great place to bring your kids to learn all kinds of things, from dance lessons to…read moreart class and piano. They also offer tutoring for Chinese, Spanish, math, chess and SAT prep. All the beautiful artworks displayed in the center fosters a very creative environment. The class sizes are small so the kids have a pretty good teacher to student ratio. They also hold events like Father's Day, math summer camp, Halloween and dance performances for the kids, where the children can get their makeup/face painted and take home free DIY arts and crafts. I personally took an adult yoga class at their huge annex (a few blocks away) and was really impressed. It was a small class in a newly renovated dance space, and I didn't feel intimidated as a beginner, which was perfect. I'm looking forward to attending more classes soon!

Bad! Very bad! The worst daycare center we have ever been!!!…read more I downloaded this app just for leave a comment . A lady called Helen kept pushing us to buy their product, and force my daughter to join the class which she clearly didn't want to. Also, she pretended to be very nice to my kid, that didn't sign up yet. But I overheard she shouted to other kids at another room, I guess they are her own kids. It's also unprofessional to bring her own kids to the workplace. The place is at the underground, it's damp and no fresh air. Don't recommend for young kids.