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    Hinsdale Dance Academy

    Hinsdale Dance Academy

    (14 reviews)

    My two girls have been dancing here since they were two (in Mommy & Me class). I was careful about…read morechoosing a studio, as I come from a performance background and I know how cutthroat the dance world can be. I was looking for a few things in particular and have been extremely pleased with HDA. Specifically, I was looking for: 1) Choreography and costumes that are age-appropriate. I have a huge problem with the sexualization of young children and I'm happy to say that I have never seen a child at HDA in anything that made me uncomfortable. (So, no five-year-olds twerking in bikinis.) 2) Promoting healthy body image. The dance world (ballet in particular) notoriously pushes dancers to be unhealthily thin. I have never heard of a dancer at HDA being told that they needed to look a certain way in order to dance and I've been happy to see dancers of all sizes and shapes in lead roles over the past several years. 3) Camaraderie among dancers. I have no patience for petty, backstabbing meanness. Dance does have a competitive element to it when it comes to coveted roles and I know how ugly behavior can stem from jealousy. I'm not quite sure how she's done it, but Jennifer has managed to create an environment where the students all genuinely cheer for each other, the older students nurture the younger students, and the younger students admire their leaders. 4) Performance opportunities. I think that publicly putting yourself out there -- in any way, on stage or in a business presentation -- is one of the most terrifyingly vulnerable things someone can do, which is why it's a skill that is good to develop at a young age. HDA finds a way to include even their youngest dancers in their productions (e.g., Reindeer in "The Nutcracker," mice in "Cinderella," guppies in "The Little Mermaid," etc.), which is not true of some other studios in the area. 5) Excellent training. Finding a studio that emphasizes good technique is extremely important, as ballet is the foundation for so many other kinds of dance. My oldest daughter (11) started en pointe this year and I will say that the evaluation to see if she was physically ready was excellent. The studio also encouraged us to see a doctor if we were hesitant, who also gave the green light. And quick note: starting en pointe doesn't mean immediately doing pirouettes in the center. The class moves slowly to properly develop the technique. On the other side of this, both of my girls have repeated dance levels in the past because the instructors didn't feel that they were physically ready to move up. I appreciated that they were looking out for their development and, while my daughters were disappointed, it gave them extra incentive to work toward improving in certain areas so that they would be ready to move up the following year. 6) Nurturing teachers. The fastest way to burn out is to hate going to class. That's never been the case for my daughters at HDA. Starting in the Young Children's Program, the classes are so much fun and so joyful. It really did instill a love of dance early on. Moving into the upper level classes, I see the instructors correcting and challenging the dancers, but never with a hardened rigidity that I've observed elsewhere. Each instructor has their own style, but the constant is the care that they show each dancer as a human being -- and how much they love to teach. I found one studio that had everything on my list: Hinsdale Dance Academy. I haven't been disappointed. Dance at HDA has given my girls confidence, a strong work ethic, opportunities for leadership, and a spirit of sisterhood. They have learned to overcome obstacles, to deal with disappointment gracefully, and the exhilaration that comes with obtaining a long-term goal. I highly recommend it.

    Wow this is an AMAZING dance school! My child started taking classes at a very young age and loves…read moreit so much. My daughter comes home from dance and always has a joyful smile on her face. The studio is VERY clean and sanitized. Faculty is great, understanding, and kind. Everyone treats each other with respect and no judgment is made. I have taken my daughter to previous dance studios and she did not love it as much. Hinsdale Dance Academy is amazing. 1000% recommend taking your kid here. Also, I saw a couple of boys taking the class as well and they were treated the same way. Love HDA!

    Ignite Cheerleading

    Ignite Cheerleading

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    My daughters have been with the Rec program for 4 seasons and going into their third Spring Season…read more Our coaches are fantastic, professional, and amazing with the girls. I have nothing but great things to say about their experiences and they love cheer. They have a very diverse offering for their programs and reasonable prices. I have recommended the Rec program to several friends who have joined us. Can't say enough great things about our experiences.

    We had a similar situation occur as the lady that witnessed several 5-7 year olds being left alone…read morewithout supervision. We let our daughter go through an entire 4 month session of cheer lessons. We were very uneasy because they didn't have a formal sign in/sign out policy when dropping off and picking up the children. Our daughter (5) could have left with whomever wanted to take her, but we always made sure we were there early to pick her up. The staff doesn't watch who the kids are leaving with as the kids leave. The bomb shell was when we went to the tournament. Our daughter competed in the tournament and the whole time she was sitting with her group, NO ONE was supervising the kids. These are all young kids too. After the tournament, we went through the sea of people over to where our daughter's team was to get her. Our daughter was no where to be found! They had let her wander off through the crowd of people to "look for her parents". Again, she's 5. When we asked where our daughter was, they had no idea who she was and she was at each and every practice for the last 4 months! We had to frantically search through the crowd of people to find where our daughter had went. It was terrifying because during those 3-5 minutes, we had no idea where she was or if someone had taken her! and none of the coaches helped us look. Needless to say, we didn't sign her up for a second round.

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