This dance studio has been such a breath of fresh air for my niece. The owner is amazing, the…read moreteachers are amazing, and I am so happy she found a place that is so positive, that has helped her grow so much. Would recommend to anyone looking for a wonderful studio to call home.

I love The Studio. They have a great foundation and truly care about each individual student. My…read moredaughter has grown so much as a dancer and a person. They are the best studio in town.

Came in with some friends to utilize the open tot gym. What a great idea!…read more There is so much for the kids to do/play with! They can run around and because it's in the gym, it is so easy to keep track of them. There are bleachers to sit at and watch or you can go play on the floor with the kiddos. $3 to let my kiddo run around and wear herself out for a couple of hours? Absolutely worth it!

What a great facility! We recently brought my little one to the indoor pool and had a great time…read more It's got a play structure for toddler-aged kids, a decent sized lazy river (especially for being indoors!), and a fun water slide! The locker rooms were also a good size, and we really appreciated the family locker room option. Well worth the admission price for an afternoon swim in my opinion! :)

This is THE best martial arts school in Fort Collins. The professors and coaches are top notch and…read morewill push you to your best potential. Every class, I learn something new. The people at the gym are like family and truly supportive. A great place to push yourself physically, strengthen mentally, and find a silent warrior inside yourself. Thank you, McMahon.

A wonderfully supportive, inclusive martial arts school. My experience is with the kickboxing side…read moreof the gym--both as parent of a child in the kids program and as a participant myself in the adult program. I can't say enough good things about Jordan, Caleb, Thomas, Ryan and Riley. All the other coaches seem great too, but those are the ones I and my son interacted with the most. My teenager really enjoyed the classes--learning to push himself, develop new skills, and eventually, as he got into the adult classes, sparing. I wasn't interested in sparing or rising the ranks--which there is a lot of opportunity to do at McMahon. For me, however, it was more about physical fitness and trying something out of my comfort zone, and I was welcomed just the same. I really appreciate that they take students at whatever place they are and foster an environment open to all varieties of goals and abilities. There is also a growing women's group that's very welcoming and inclusive. Overall, a great place!

Great place for both yoga and massages. Good variety of yoga classes. I definitely recommend them…read morefor both.

What a great yoga experience! I attended Sunday's All Level yoga led by Jason and I loved it. It…read morewas easy to find and schedule the class on MINDBODY since I was only visiting FoCo. The studio is super cute right off the Old Firehouse Alley. It had a very welcoming vibe which Jason made even more comfortable by continually telling us that it's ok to be weird and try things. "It's a yoga studio..." :-) I felt right at home. The cues were good for this class of what appeared to be experienced practitioners. However, I still highly recommend this for first timers because of the inviting and comfortable atmosphere here. If it is your first time trying yoga, just let Jason, or any instructor, know and they will definitely be sure to accommodate with more direction and modifications. I loved starting my Sunday here!

I've been going into the Chelson Center for about six weeks now. I have a electric trike, I was…read moregiven permission to plug the electric trike in in the lobby area of the Chelson Center when I first got my 10 time pass. So I had been parking my bike near the vending machines in the lobby area because I was given permission to plug my electric trike in at that area. So yesterday, which I guess was July 15 maybe anyway so I arrive and there's this new person at the reception area a woman I had never seen before. She glare at me as I am pushing my electric trike into the lobby and plugging it in within five minutes. This male employee approaches me. I then communicate to this mail employee that I have given permission to plug my electric trike again and I have been doing this for approximately six weeks now. I then got my cooler out of the back after I plugged the electric trike in and put the lock on it. I then got my cooler and I went out to the Chelson Center lawn. I found a bench to eat my lunch. I was approached by the same male employee that had approached me when I was plugging in the trike, he stated you cannot leave the trike unattended. You must be in the building as long as I was in the building and the trike was fine being charged in the lobby so I gathered up my stuff went inside when you recorded everything back on the bike. Got what I needed to go into the locker room. As I was undressing the same female employee with curly hair that I've never seen before comes into the locker room. Seek me out gives me a dirty look and leaves. At this point, I'm so stressed out they have been harassing me and I don't know what changed. I have been plugging my electric track in for approximately six weeks. Another employee female employee with long dark curly hair and glasses comes into the locker room. She then starts bullying me telling me I can't plug in my bike. That's not the rules I cannot do it. Oh my gosh how dare I. She then states that OK she'll allow me to leave it plugged in for today no longer can I do it though. She leaves I was brought to tears like literally I started sobbing. I have been attacked all morning twice by the male employee the same male employee and then two different women attacked me in the locker room verbally bullying me about my electric trike. They all acted like I was raking a law and oh my gosh how dare I? How dare I how dare I. When once again, I'm going to state, I had been plugging in my electric trach for approximately 4 to 6 weeks at the same area in the same lobby that I was given permission. And then was I'm plugging the electric trike, taking the lock off and this other mail employee comes up to me, Steven and asks if he can help me take my bike out of the doors because I needed assistance because the doors don't open up very wide. I said to him you have been the kindest person to me today and I really appreciate it. I then started telling him about all the bullying that I had been experiencing that day by these employees and that I had not done anything different than I have been doing the last 4 to 6 weeks that I was given permission by the staff to plug my electric try again. He listened and he was very kind. I then got the courage to ask to speak to a manager. And low boy, hold the woman with a long, dark curly hair and the glasses is the manager that comes out and then said to another male employee no, I don't wanna talk to her. I'm going to complain about her. She's one of the people that bullied me about something that I had gotten permission to do. I want you to hear that People I got permission to plug in my trike and I had been doing it for 4 to 6 weeks. This was bullying. This was harassment. I am 67 years old on disability in Long-term Care. I did not deserve this. Nobody deserves this. This is unacceptable. -10 stars

Great place to take your grandkids or children swimming. Mine loved it. Nice an enclosed so I could…read morekeep an eye on all of my kids.

What a strange experience as a non-Christian... I found this studio on Groupon and didn't do full…read moreresearch on it beforehand so that part is on me, but starting a class with a prayer and ending with gospel music stretching was.... quite an experience as a non-religious person with a Jewish upbringing! What a time. I did see after the fact that their website mentions this practice, but it doesn't exactly make it welcoming to non-religious customers. The adult tap class I tried was challenging in new ways and definitely more focused on classical tap with a hint of Irish dancing, which isn't my favorite but I know that is studio dependent. The teacher was knowledgeable but didn't really explain steps fully to the whole class, and the woman next to me was asking me questions throughout about how to break down a movement when the teacher herself kept messing it up, even though I was brand new. They have tape on the floor to mark distance but the teacher stated she didn't know how to maintain distance yet during class and many of the students were right next to one another. Only I and one other student wore a mask in a class of 8-10 people. My biggest disappointment was the lack of acknowledgement and following of the mask mandate. Aside from a couple of people I saw inside and plexiglass at the front desk, it was like entering a pre-COVID world. Staff and customers alike did not wear masks, and yet there were crowds of kids moving about the studio and adults all very close to one another, maskless and without distancing. They had only 1 sign on the front door asking people to distance. Religion will not protect you from a pandemic or a state mandate.

Wow! I'm so thankful for Lighthouse Dance! What an incredible place for my children (and hopefully…read moremyself one of these days) to learn the art of dance at. The staff is very welcoming and professional, and the facility is clean and beautiful. They even have special air filtration systems in place for the safety of their students! They go above any beyond with even having someone man the door so that we don't have to open or close it while coming in and leaving! (At least on the day we are there they do.) The foyer is never packed because they clearly communicate with their families as to how to drop off and pick up their kiddos. I am so thankful my children can have some normality during what's been a mentally challenging time. Not only children, but parents too, need to have outlets of community and lighthouse is a safe place for it. My children get excited for dance days, and I do too. Thank you Lighthouse Dance for offering a safe, professional, and encouraging place in Loveland.

My son started Karate here about 3 months ago. Shihan Matt (owner) and his son are phenomenal…read moreteachers. They truly care about their craft and their students. Highly recommend for anyone looking to get into Karate / self defense!

Kaizen is a welcoming and inclusive place to learn karate. After researching options in the area I…read morereached out to Matt the owner to ask some questions. He was kind and patient, willing to explain his philosophy in running the dojo, and the expectations for the kids. My son sometimes has trouble focusing, so I've appreciated the way that the kids classes include and integrate younger instructors who turn around and learn to teach others, in addition to working on their own martial arts. The dojo can sometimes be a bit chaotic - especially with younger students - but I really have liked the way that there is a clearly thought out graduated level of difficulty. Younger kids will progress further before getting into kata, but as they get to appropriate age groups, they pause and need to "catch up" to the belt level with the things they weren't ready for before. This can feel "loose" and kind of sloppy at first, when your kid is testing into yellow belt and yet still sometimes lazy or inconsistent at form - at least it did to me - but having spent more time taking my son to classes, I understand a bit more the reason and intent behind operating this way. The kids stay engaged and motivated, and as they get older and learn more, they are still held to the same level. There's no easy path, its just a more motivating journey that's built to be age appropriate.