Nice dance studio! It seemed like the building was opened / designed for dance, with multiple…read morestudios, huge mirrors and ample seating. The staff are all very kind and we loved our dance instructor. Anytime I had a question, I could ask the staff member at the studio or call, email or message in the parent portal and replies were prompt! Monthly payments are made through the portal as well. They do allow trial classes if you want to try them out(Call in advance). The building feels safe as well, with just one entry way. Large parking lot and a car port for drop offs.

Grand daughter loves to dance because Earle Cobb Dance makes it fun! I have enjoyed watching her…read moredevelop into a confident dancer who loves going to competitions and recitals. Keep up the good work!

I do have to say the peoples are friendly. Extremely friendly. But…read more.. I should have known something was wrong as soon as I came in and found out that the only way you could train is if you sign a year contract. Paying almost $200 a month for what? The teacher himself almost never teaches. I could tell it's hard for him, he is a bit out of shape. His students teach, which are on a good level, but only for beginners and advanced cords. I could tell a lot of those students got the belts(cords) not because of how good they are, but because of how long they trained. Which is fine, but sometimes it is almost ridiculous. After all, it's always the same moves they are working on, over and over again. I am used to be in the best schools of capoeira. I did capoeira for over 10 years. And this school was all about the money. Not the love for capoeira. Oh. And no military discount. UPDATE : Do not go to this place. I am a single mom in the military, had to go through trainings, got robbed at some point and had a lot of problems money wise. I explained all of this to Nathan, the owner and thought he would understand that I can not continue with his service anymore. My priority at this point was to make sure I can at least pay my child's care and other bills I fell behind on due to circumstance. This man made a point that he doesn't care, and even though I have not been there for the past half a year he STILL charged me and now collections are coming after me. This man is not a good man.

I would avoid this place and the instructor at all costs! The classes I attended did not really…read moreteach anything and speaking of teaching, the instructor, more times than not, had the students teaching lessons. Now I have no problem with this, but when you are paying $200 a month, the instructor should be teaching a good majority of time. You also have to sign a annual contract with these guys, which is odd. That was the second Flag. Very suspect school. Stay away! You have been warned!

I can't even express how incredible Premiere Ballet Academy is. The environment is positive,…read moreencouraging and extremely professional. The students have a number of teachers who are all highly technical and very motivating. They've all been professional dancers (or are currently with a professional ballet company). It's undeniable how much these teachers love what they do! They are such great mentors. The dancers are also so supportive of each other! It's amazing to be in an atmosphere where everyone really builds up those around them. They are definitely one big family! I love the fact that Premiere is involved in the community and thrives on outreach. The dancers get the privilege of performing at various venues while really making a positive impact. The company dancers also get the opportunity to attend YAGP, the world's largest international ballet/contemporary competition which offers incredible scholarships and training opportunities.

My two daughters do tap/ballet combo here. Great staff and very flexible. Highly recommendread more

What don't they have here? Everything Jewish from history to…read moreadult care, recreation, education, day care, youth clubs, can go on forever Came to support hubby who swims here, outdoor heated pool hard to find. Tennis and pickle ball courts Basketball indoor courts Security is tight and comforting, sadly needed these days Although the neighborhood is fine Easy to find along highway with big signs Favorite is the gift shop and Holocaust museum Open to public Membership is a plus Great asset to our city Blessed to have a place like this Also the staff is super friendly too Btw if you have a keyboard or acoustic piano, they could probably use one.

The place needs to be renovated. The bathrooms are old. The place is cold because they don't or…read morewon't adjust the HVAC. The acoustics and sound system are so bad that the speakers are barely audible. They need a dress code. The attendees at the event honoring Israel looked like they were homeless or just got off a boat. Poorly dressed and disrespectful to the event. The San Antonio Jewish community should be embarrassed how this facility is managed. I refuse to attend another event at this venue.

We have taking our daughter here for a year and we have really enjoyed it! She is progressing so…read morewell! We are also so happy to see such strong girls AND boys programs! Definitely recommend!

Love, love, love the Camp Active summer camp at Alamo Gymnastics! This is probably the most…read moreorganized and informative camp I've ever enrolled my kids in. My 9yo daughter went for 2 full weeks (8:00-4:00) and my 5yo son did 2 of their half-days (8:30-1:30). Both kids had a blast this summer! The staff is very friendly, knowledgeable, and easy to work with. My daughter takes gymnastics classes here, so this camp is just another great service that they offer. Rates are on par with other camps. Electronic devices are prohibited during this active camp, which I think is a great policy! Kids do not need to be plugged in everyday. I like how the kids are grouped by age and each week has a different theme (sports, space exploration, safari, etc.). They do a theme-related craft each day, which is cute. We get a kick out of them, even though some are geared toward a much younger age than my 9yo daughter - we just giggle at those and I tell her how cute she is. She rolls her eyes - it's a lot of fun. They get free play in the little gym from 8:00-8:45 before they break into their age groups. They take a couple of snack breaks (dry snacks provided) and a lunch (parent provides). They go back and forth between the big and little gyms throughout the day, and around pick-up time (4PM), they're usually watching a movie. Sign-in at drop-off and ID check and sign-out at pick-up. You can register week-by-week online. You can uncheck days during the week if you know you won't be sending them every day and only pay for the days they will attend. This worked great when we had a dental appointment scheduled during one of the days, so I only paid for 4 days that week. They have a flexible refund policy too. You can pay an extra $10/day if you need extended care from 4-6 PM. The coach will send you an email the week before camp to introduce themselves and provide camp-specific info. This is a great touch and really helpful for parents to stay informed of procedures and expectations. One tip for them: update your information form that parents fill out to remove the info about swimming, since it's no longer offered during the camp. Other than that, keep doing what you're doing!

Roxy is the best hairstylist ever!!! She always treat me so well and leaves my hair perfect every…read moretime. The staff is always very nice and friendly.

Charged me almost $1000 for personal training sessions I never used. Facilities like the locker…read moreroom and pool are filthy. Pool lifeguards are asleep at the wheel, and kids get injured running around while you're trying to swim laps. Other guests will yell at staff in the LifeCafe and you have to either watch or step in because management doesn't seem interested in empowering their employees. Less people work there now to serve the needs of more guests than when I went as a kid. Absolute scammers, but 2 stars because my personal trainer was at least cool.

Ivy Crest Academy has treated my daughter Maya so good! She started at 16 months and has been…read moreloving it since. The teachers are true sweethearts and the staff is always attentive to the kids. My daughter has learned so much thanks to their curriculum and they've exposed the kids to a lot of fun activities throughout the year. My niece and daughter both went here together and enjoyed bonding daily because of the teachers. We're very sad to be leaving but we are beyond grateful as first time parents that this facility took such amazing care of my daughter!

Excellent daycare. The staff is very friendly and willing to help. My granddaughter Georgie…read moreenjoys her time there and I am confident I am leaving her in good hands Melissa R.

My baby has been absolutely loving the BEASTS class with Miss Bri! Miss Bri makes every class so…read moreengaging, exciting, and fun. My baby looks forward to it every week, and because of Miss Bri, she's become more confident, willing to take risks, and excited to learn new skills. We're so grateful for the positive and encouraging environment she creates!

miss ellery was amazing ! my daughter absolutely loved her first session and I can't wait to bring…read moreher back !

This daycare is wonderful and everyone is friendly and care about children. I would recommend…read moretaking your child here they open early and good about calling you and communicating if your child needs anything.

Great staff!!! Our son has been there for 8 years and no problems. Highly recommend!!!read more

One of my pet peeves, at restaurants and other venues, is music so loud as to challenge any other…read moresounds in the place. And is what stands out for me at the Gold's Gym at Fiesta Trails. The gym itself is in good condition, clean with some great weight machines and lots of space. There is even a woman's only smaller weight area by the stairs. Overall, because of its spaciness, it usually feels less crowded than some of the smaller Golds. Staff is friendly and there are a few good classes. However, it all pales in comparison to the obnoxiously loud music playing on overhead speakers. Since many of the people working out have their own devices playing their own sounds, I am not sure what the intent of the music is.

I know I'm not in the right , but dam I just wanted to get a work out in I can't afford the gym…read moreright now. I did try the gym a month ago. And you would think that asking for a second try at the gym wouldn't be too much to ask for. No humanity. Not asking for free food or something that would affect Yal. Just a 45 min work out. It's ok all three employees in front will one day experience rejection when they're asking for something small. Especially for a dirty ass gym.