I ran into a situation where my daughter and I were eating ice cream at scoops on viscount and she…read moreneeded the potty. I walked to dance extreme and asked them kindly if my 3 yr old can use their bathroom. The lady rejected us and it was very embarrassing and frustrating. Next door was Olympic martial Arts...upon entering I notice there's a class going on this giant mat and the bathroom is on the other side. I figured I'm probably going to get rejected again and was getting ready to just leave. The gentleman teaching the class saw me and asked me what he can do to help. I didn't even tell him what happened next door but just that my 3 yr old needed the bathroom. He stopped his class so my daughter and I can walk right through the mats in between his students and access the bathroom in the back. He just asked that we take our shoes off before stepping on the mat. And then unfortunately we had to interrupt his class again to exit. It was such a small gesture and such a basic necessity but it made a huge difference for us. To think that dance extreme rejected us and their bathrooms aren't located anywhere inconvenient in their building was disheartening. This man stopped his class twice so my little girl can get to the bathroom. Not to mention his young students were watching and observing what was going on. It's a small gesture but it also taught the kids something that were in there. Martial Arts teaches respect and patience and it reflected on that class yesterday evening. This is the type of environment and sport I want my daughter in.

From the owner: Little Dragons programs for children age 4to6.Childrens classes ages 7 to 12. And adult classes all…read moreages. Also run a cardio kick boot camp set to high energy music.

This is a ZERO STAR REVIEW…read more Went to see a kids class and if it was a program that would benefit my child. Interested mainly in kickboxing. Kindly asked the owner/instructor if they have classes focused on kickboxing. Was given a vague answer about "elbows to the face" and was asked how about Jiu Jitsu? Answered that my child had already tried jiu jitsu, and wanted to concentrate on kickboxing. Apparently my answer offended his pride, so he decided to yell loudly in his gym so everyone heard "I don't even want you in my classes, and I wouldn't take you". WOW. GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE. If you wonder if I am lying, go in and take a look at the kids class. He doesn't focus on any techniques, its just cardio for the hour, he doesn't remind kids on hip, body, feet or hand placement when punching or kicking. Was with friends when I kindly asked if they had more detailed kickboxing classes. Not once did I yell or make any statements. Just asked about kickboxing, not jiu jitsu. He also proceeded to SWEAR IN CANTONESE; a language I understand. So take what you will from that interaction. If someone is so defensive after one question, what is it that they really offer? Hot Air. Gym is very different from 10th Planet Etobicoke which offers separate muay thai and BJJ. This gym is very amateur when compared to 10th Planet and instructors would never swear if you had questions. Take away: You can give another business your patronage. This business would lose many customers if another place opened up in the West end of London. Wanted to support this small business, hence my initial first visit. Very unprofessional from old owner.

Best place to train the instructors are great . The people you train with are amazing can't say…read moreenough nice things about this place

I adore this place. Great instructors with excellent playlists and inspiring/helpful guidance. The…read moreunlimited packages are also a great deal if you're someone who goes a lot. They have showers with soap machines if you need to rinse off after a good sweaty session.

When I first tried hot yoga, boy was I not prepared. I was dehydrated and basically spent the…read moreentire class on my mat with the instructor checking in on me every 5 minutes to make sure I was still alive. I vowed to never return and considered those who liked hot yoga, bonkers. Then I tried Yoga Shack. A friend convinced me to try their free class. He assured me that if a drank enough water throughout the day and I watched my breathing, I wouldnt have an issue. Let's just say, ever since that night, I have been hooked. First off, I found the environment at Yoga Shack was welcoming and warm. There is a real sense of community here and it feels genuine. The hot room we practiced in was very large with markings on the floor to make it easier to find a spot. I really like this feature since sometimes I find myself wondering where I should situate myself. During $5 or free classes I would suggest getting there extra early to snag a spot in the room. Yes, even if that means waiting outside in the cold. Its worth it! There is plenty of parking outside across the road, just make sure you abide by any signs from the surrounding businesses. I really enjoy the variety of classes that Yoga Shack has to offer. There really is something for everyone, including beginner classes with less heat. Whenever someone asks me where they should try yoga, I always suggest Yoga Shack. Finding low cost classes is easy as they are plentiful and the staff there are friendly, welcoming, and they love what they do!