PBK consists of a great community with great low-impact workouts that don't hurt my joints. It's…read moredefinitely my happy place and is the mental health break I need from a crazy day at work. I always look forward to each and every class!

My doctor recommended I find a low impact exercise that would improve my hip flexibility and…read morestrength. I took advantage of a free trial with my first class in 2019 and now I've been to 900+ classes. Everyone, I mean EVERYONE, from owner to staff to members are literally the most welcoming, encouraging, challenging and fun group to ever support this girl's fitness goals. I came to improve my flexibility. I got that and strong and tone too. There's no way I would've stuck to it without my PBK girl gang.

Great gym Squash courts and foot ball courts…read more Has everything including pools etc Staff is always friendly Nice hang out spot Highly recommended

I had a very disappointing experience with the Spring Flagship at The St. James Sports Complex. The…read morecustomer service is honestly some of the worst I've dealt with at a facility like this. One of their representatives, Daisy, was especially rude and disrespectful when I tried to ask simple questions. Instead of helping, she seemed annoyed and dismissive the entire time. On top of that, their website is extremely unhelpful and rarely has up-to-date information. It makes it frustrating to try to find accurate details about schedules, amenities, or programs. The condition of the facility itself is also very disappointing for a place that promotes itself as a premium sports complex. The pool house is constantly messy and poorly maintained, and the gyms are in some of the worst condition I've seen at a facility like this. Equipment and areas often look neglected, which really makes you question how well the place is being managed. Overall, between the poor customer service, lack of reliable information on their website, and the condition of the facilities, I wouldn't recommend the Spring Flagship location. There are much better-run gyms and sports facilities in the area.

We enrolled our child in a dance class, paying a $50 registration fee, $133 a month for an hour a…read moreweek class, $130 production fee for the end of year show, and $90 for a costume. The show included a two minute underwhelming routine with our child... apparently we were subsidizing the more experienced performers. Our child did not learn how to dance, but learned a two minute dance and that cost us over $1,500 plus time and efforts. And we paid $73 to attend the show. The value for the money is disappointing.

Excellent barre fitness and yoga classes. Instructors are knowledgeable and friendly and caring…read more Love the ballet dance school setting! Just beautiful and inspiring. The classes make me feel strong and toned and it's for all levels. Classes are in studio and virtual (hybrid) and they have all your equipment there. Best studio around!!!

I love this Wellness Center! Yesterday I got a beautiful massage from Meadot one of the massage…read moretherapists and it was simply divine, she's so professional and experienced and knows how to treat the physical body to eliminate tension completely. I've known this massage therapist for several years and I've also known the owner for many more years, this is truly a wonderful Wellness and Yoga space! This is the only place I go to receive a perfect massage, and to attend excellent well-designed yoga classes!

MYBO has become more of a home to me and a community I have been searching for so long. Not only…read moreare all of the facilities, top-notch the owner. Amanda just goes above and beyond to make the yoga classes, the facilities, and every experience just way more than just a yoga studio, they do continuing education and I have sampled massages of all kinds which I have had healing experiences not only for my body but for my mind this place is truly one of the most magical portals I have ever been through and I'm so thankful to have discovered it

Fit4Mom was (and is) such a life saver and anchor for me during both of my extended maternity…read moreleaves. It solves the impossible predicament - I want to workout but what do I do with my baby?? Well you get to bring them along! And get outside in the sunshine. And meet other moms in the trenches with you. Big fan. Would recommend for any and all moms!

Absolutely LOVE FIT4MOM! Try it for yourself. They have classes for all stages of motherhood. I do…read moreclasses with and without my kiddos. The instructors are nice, knowledgeable, and motivating. Each class is different so you (and your kids) never get bored. And don't worry if your kiddo starts crying during class, everyone is a mom, so they get it! Plus the instructors help entertain and distract the kiddos. Not only are the workouts awesome but the group of moms are awesome too! So nice and welcoming. We just moved here a couple months ago and I'm so glad I joined FIT4MOM. Instant group of mom friends.

So much more then a fitness class. This is one of the most inclusive and supportive mom…read morecommunities I've ever found. If your looking for an activity to get you out of the house, a way for your young child to find new friends, and some other parents to chat with then you have found an amazing place. The class is also fully adaptable to your fitness level, and honestly just makes you feel great about yourself as you walk away at the end. Burke Lake Stroller Strides was always the highlight of my week. I should also mention they have great online fitness classes too!

I love this community! From the moment you step foot in class to the time you leave, you feel so…read morewelcomed and like you belong. Thank you for being an amazing part of the community and for bringing the positivity and great energy!

I strongly recommend BW Health Academy…read more Our organization had the pleasure of receiving personalized instruction from Dr. Rosa and Coach Mo at our office twice a week! The variety of activities was engaging, productive, motivating, and enabled the staff at our office meet their fitness goals. Both Dr. Rosa and Coach Mo were helpful, encouraging, professional, and quite motivating. Thanks for offering a great service, with a personal touch.

"Dr. Rosa" as we call her is the best personal trainer I've ever had - by far. My wife and I…read morestarted having her come train us during the pandemic and two years in have invested in twice weekly visits up from once a week. She's that good. The personalized attention, focus on healing injuries and strengthening weaknesses, her sensitivities and smarts, all contribute to our improved health and strength in countless ways. We are so grateful to have found her!

We've had nothing but a good experience with CCDS. Over the years, my daughter has tried 3 other…read moredance schools in the area. Each of them have their strengths & weaknesses, but FOR MY DAUGHTER, CCDS has offered the best balance of classes & quality of instruction for my daughter's interests. These are MY impressions. If you're just casually interested in having your daughter or son take a few classes, that is probably fine for a couple of the early years at CCDS. Your child can be involved as much or little as you want. However, after a couple of years, they do seem to want you to be more serious about it. They will ask that you enroll your child in more varied classes including technique classes. You can only learn so much by learning steps for a recital. At some point you need to learn technique outside of the framework of a routine. For instance, they offer "Leaps & Turns" and "Cecchetti" (google it) classes. My daughter, age 11, was asked to be on the competition company this past year. It was a tough decision to let her do it. For us, it is a huge commitment, both time-wise & financially, with 3 nights of classes each week (2 of those nights with 2 or 3 classes) & one class on Saturday. That's basically a minimum schedule for being on the company, but my daughter loves it and NEVER complains about going to class. To the contrary, she runs in the door because she can't wait to get into the studio. We do it because we want her to experience the opportunity to do something at a high level. She has no plans to become a professional dancer, but she loves the art & the process. But, unless you child is on the competition company, your commitment is not likely to be that "strenuous". I'm not sure what the comment is about Mr. CC yelling or being rude to anyone. I've never seen anything of the sort. In fact, I've seen the opposite... nothing but concern & happy faces. At a parents' meeting, he once said something to the extent of "If you've ever seen Dance Moms, that is NOT what we are. We are the opposite." and I've found that to be true. Yes, they insist on regular attendance, typical for ANY team activity. It is just basic respect for the members of your dance "team". If one person is missing, it spoils the choreography & requires others to adapt to that empty spot which slows down the learning. If you can't commit to your child being at most classes or rehearsals, then you MIGHT want to choose a different school with lower standards. I think CCDS strikes a good balance between having high standards & being aware that people have lives outside of dance. But, you will be required to show up for classes in the correct outfits, or correct make-up & costume for recitals. Also, you have responsibilities as a parent to be aware of the requirements for participating in recitals & dress rehearsals. There are deadlines (including payments) for ordering costumes. There are picture days and your child will be required to wear the right makeup, have their hair done a certain way, to have the right tights & shoes, etc. This is typical of all dance schools that we have experienced. Also, there are schedules for recitals, rehearsals & such. The information is there, you just need to open your eyes & read it. The teachers are not going to pound you with information. Newsletters, websites & Facebook will keep you informed. You, as a parent, have to be involved more than merely dropping your kid at the door & picking them up when class is over. That doesn't mean you need to be a helicopter parent (or "overbearing" per Halie J's review), but the studio is not a babysitting service either. Either you want your child to be involved in dance AND you are willing to do what you need to do to support them, or you aren't. If you don't want to put in any more effort than signing a check & dropping your kid, then you possibly don't want to enroll at CCDS. But it's not a massive effort, it's just "being involved", the same as any school sport or activity. CCDS is not an insane gung-ho studio (ala Abbie Lee), but they do have standards to adhere to - for everybody's benefit. At the same time, there is a lot of fun happening there too. All of the parents I have met are really nice. The teachers are very nice and the girls (& boys) all seem to love them. They seem to honestly love the kids. I have seen real tears from teachers when their oldest students "graduate" to move on to college & life. It's like family there. THAT's the real gauge of the studio for me. When I see hugs & smiles between the kids & the instructors AND my girl is excited about going AND her skills are growing, I know we've got a good situation. The best thing I can probably say is that CCDS has been in business for 35 years with hundreds of students attending & returning every year. You don't achieve that without being good and fair. There are too many other dance schools around. From OUR experience, CCDS is right there in the top layer.

We love Chris Collins dance studio. I have two daughters that dance there and it has become their…read moresecond home. Their teachers are so caring! You know if a business has been around 50 years they are doing something right!

My daughters have been attending Sanwee Arts for over three years, and my older one started around…read morefive years ago. This dance school has been an incredible part of their journey, helping them grow in confidence while deepening their love for Bollywood music and dance. Priti, the heart and soul of Sanwee Arts, is not just a fantastic dance teacher but also a mentor who instills Indian cultural values through her classes. She creates a warm and encouraging environment where kids don't just learn dance--they learn to express themselves, embrace their heritage, and develop discipline and teamwork. Through her dedication, Priti ensures that every performance reflects the beauty of Indian culture, making the kids feel proud of their roots. I highly recommend Sanwee Arts to anyone looking for an enriching Bollywood and Indian dance experience for their children! Thank you, Priti, for your passion, dedication, and the love you pour into every student--you are truly inspiring!

I recommend Priti and Saanwee for the full range of services (camps, language, dance as well as…read moremusic.) Her services are tailored to the child/level and she is highly responsive. I am also impressed by her punctuality. Generally, each class and recital runs by its published time schedule.

I am writing this to save future members from the same financial headache I experienced. While I…read morehave nothing but praise for the instructors and the quality of the classes--which I genuinely enjoyed--the management and corporate policies are predatory and intentionally opaque. If you are considering joining, please be aware of these "fine print" rules that were not verbally disclosed to me at signing: The "Freeze" Fee: If you need to put your account on hold for personal reasons, expect a $35 monthly holding fee that isn't mentioned upfront. The "Active Status" Catch: You cannot terminate your membership while it is on hold. Your account must be active to submit a 30-day notice. This forces you to pay for another full month of membership just to quit. The "Immediate" Exit Tax: If you want to bypass the 30-day notice because of these hidden hurdles, they charge an immediate $100 termination fee. I consider myself a reasonable person; had these fees been explained during the sales pitch, I would have accepted them as part of the terms. However, when I brought these concerns to the manager, the response was dismissive and focused solely on collections rather than customer retention or transparency. The Pilates is great, but the contract is designed to squeeze extra money out of you the moment life gets in the way. Read every single line of the fine print before you sign, because the staff likely won't tell you the truth about the exit costs.

Great workout and studio. Our intro instructor was so kind and really helped us with each movement…read moreto perfection.