Omg dance 360 save my mom life I love to dance the staff and the Owner are so nice u meet some many…read morefriends and u might even get to be in competition thank u guys u try my life love u dance 360 thank for all the year I wish u guys luck at ur next competition.

Our child sparked an interest in ballet a year ago and we attended a preliminary class at what…read moreappeared to be an astute ballet academy. Only to find out that our child felt uncomfortable in the class. We lived in Baldwin and thought it would be silly not to checkout Dance 360. We are so happy we made that decision. Dance 360 instructor's are positive and work hard to foster a positive environment. Most importantly they meet your little dancer where they are at! We like the standard weekly classes but there is an opportunity to audition for their "company". The staff is so kind to the children and love on them as soon as they come through the doors. We are especially grateful for Ms. Jennie their ballet instructor who makes every child feel especially heard. If your looking for a studio that encourages your little one to love dance and have a positive body image look no further because Dance 360 is it!

Updating because my husband and I have now been students here for 3.5 years. It's not a perfect…read morefive stars but at this point I can definitely round up. Let's start with the less good- here's what I didn't know going in to Arthur Murray when we bought a Living Social- they are the most expensive of the many different brands teaching Ballroom dancing. That said, they are very very well established and have an excellent reputation in the global dance world. The per lesson price is higher than what I've seen else where but we got hooked on our instructors here and ended up staying. The sales pitches aren't my favorite but this studio does offer specials more often than other Arthur Murray studios and the prices at the Florida studios are less than they are in other markets. That said, the instructors I've had here for group lessons have been fantastic- all of them, even with the staff changes over the years. Our private instructor Frankie is amazing and we have had so much fun dancing with him over the years. He has choreographed our wedding dance and a few showcase dances. The other students here are really friendly and it feels like a family. We moved from the area and still come back monthly for lessons because Arthur Murray Winter Park is really a home away from home for us at this point. My husband and I wanted a hobby we could do together and while we've spent a LOT of money on it over the years, it's been worth every penny. There will always be more to learn. Ballroom dance isn't easy but the instructors here have been patient and have worked with us endlessly on technique, form and we've learned at least ten different types of dances at this point (rumba, cha cha, swing, hustle, tango, fox trot, west coast swing, salsa, bachata, merengue, bolero, waltz, viennese waltz, samba line dance...). There's more they teach too- there are always more steps and things to work on. The possibilities are endless. We've had a lot of fun with the Friday night parties (social dancing), the non dancing events, and costume contests over the years in addition to our lessons. Overall, if you're serious about learning to ballroom dance, I'd recommend Arthur Murray and specifically Arthur Murray Winter Park!

This place is awesome I went there to learn how to dance salsa and I came out of there learning…read moremuch more about myself, the dance teachers there I learn from them different styles, different movements in a different vibe. Wow please go and enjoy the vibe.

Came her for a birthday party and my little one really enjoyed being able to tumble , swing ,…read morecartwheel and learn new things ! Staff was very nice and ensured safety at all times. Gym and surrounding areas were very clean and organized. I took some information for summer camp as this might be an option for my mini.

We've been with Legacy Gym for about a year now. Our daughter is in Excel Bronze (which is a team…read morecompetition level). Everyone at Legacy is wonderful. They're working hard to make this gym very competitive in the Central Florida area and compete with gyms like Orlando Metro. The recreational classes weren't as challenging as I would have liked, but I assume it's hard to find a ton of skilled gymnastics coaches and most of their best coaches are focused on team practices and privates. However, I'd recommend starting with a recreational class to actually gauge your child's interest. If they enjoy it, I'd add on a private lesson to truly help with particular skills. I think Legacy is a great gym to get kids started in competitive gymnastics. We love our three Bronze coaches and I've heard all positive things about Silver, Gold and Level 5 and 6 coaches as well. The only area I see for improvement is the one on one time gymnasts get in practice because there are a lot of girls per level. If you're looking for a ton of one on one coaching, you have to supplement that with private lessons (or find a much smaller/elite gym).

We absolutely love Volusia Gymnastics Academy! From the moment you walk in, you can feel the…read morepositive energy and genuine passion the coaches have for each athlete. The staff is incredibly supportive, knowledgeable, and truly invested in helping every child grow--not just in skill, but in confidence and character. The facility is clean, well-organized, and creates a safe environment for kids to thrive. Whether your child is just starting out or competing at a higher level, they meet each gymnast where they are and push them to be their best in the most encouraging way. What stands out the most is the sense of community. It feels like family here, and that makes all the difference. My daughter has grown so much since joining--not just as a gymnast, but as a person--and we are so grateful to be part of this amazing program. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a gymnastics academy that truly cares!

DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THEM!! The inconsistency and lies they provide are completely…read moreunprofessional. They care about money only and not the kids. They cannot keep up with teachers and most likely because the teachers know this is a scam. Do not waste your time or money

Gigi is amazing children. She's patient she's kind.. my daughter's self-esteem has boosted so…read moremuch more since she started. She's more confident and she absolutely loves dancing..

What a great place!! A place to take your kids to, boys and girls, to learn about life. Yes, life…read morewith its lessons and different situations. It is not all about martial arts and learning how to protect yourself. It is very much about how to encounter people, how to be a better version of yourself. I love listening to Mr. Quartin teaching the kids how to make good choices, how to learn overcome obstacles, how to be a good person, responsible and disciplined. Mr. Roman and Mr. Carter are amazing too! All of them are great mentors physically and mentally!

Love this place especially this location. My son needs to work on self-confidence and he doesn't…read morelike to perform in public. He cried on stage when performing at school. After joining victory, he's a lot better. He can perform in front of classmates and parents. He also took leadership class that teach him to be respect, obedient, patient , etc. It's a lot more than just kicking and punching. Staffs are very nice and pay attention to detail. From my experience though the tournament that all kids from different location will compete, my son did everything right when some kids in same rank or higher cannot do. I'm sure the staffs here teach my son well and right. Most importantly, I never force him to go practice. He likes to go on his own and enjoy the class.

Our son is almost three and he's attending this daycare since he was 10 months old. There's been…read morestaff changes and leadership in that time, but throughout we've had open and clear communication with management and the teachers. Ms. Skyler is a sweet teacher for the younger kids, Ms. Jess has been a wonderful teachers when our baby was in the twos room, Ms. Kita and Ms. Naya are great at creating routines and structure in the older room. Ms. Salomie and Ms. Wanda are the sweetest and most welcoming teachers. Megan has been a shining beacon in gaining insight on what management is working on and bridging any gaps between parents and staff. The teachers are all very sweet, positive attitudes and try their best to keep children engaged and progressing. They do activities, teach children to use the potty, teach cleaning up after meals, washing hands, taking turns in play, singing and dancing. Our son, like most children I imagine, goes through tough days and good days but I think everyone there truly wants the kids to thrive and so we work as a team to communicate and keep it positive. No system is perfect but communication and live camera access are wonderful things that ensure the children are priority. We even met parents that are now friends of ours and we meet outside of school to have the kids all play. My only critique on the structure is I wish the teachers had more support on cleaning. They do a great job but I think corporate should allocate funds for raises for all staff and for a floater to come in to help tidy so we get more fun time for the kids.

**Disclaimer my child is 2** My child lost his tooth on HIS…read moreFIRST DAY. I decided to not let him go back until the next week. I have never had any issues with this ever before at his previous daycare. Well, his second day back he ended up getting a cut and a black eye basically from "falling" again. I decided to take that day off to watch the cameras to see if they were doing their jobs. I sat and sat and watched the camera. The teacher was grabbing the children(s) arms above the wrist as well as the upper arm and pulling them to sit down. I watch many times the teacher(s) not paying attention and I watched a younger child laying on the floor and then another little girl stomping as hard as she could on his hands, back, and stomach. If that were my son I would have drove down in a heartbeat. I was so excited to enroll him in this daycare however THIS location IS NOT IT. Those two days he was there my child came back home starving literally crying because he was so hungry and thirsty and every time I even drove in the parking lot he would start screaming and crying and saying no no no... I have never ever had any issues like this before. On top of that him being in there 2 days I still paid his daycare fee for the two weeks which is above 300 dollars and they did not offer any composition after stating to me that they would work with me while I got my ELC transferred. Not saying that I need it, but it would have been nice of them to accommodate due to everything that happened. Please mommy's be cautious.

BEST KEPT SECRET?? Not really. (A reference to my 2023 posting)…read more After almost 3 years of my high school age son taking lessons here he was suddenly and unexpectedly placed into a class of about 18 children about 6-7 years old. When I spoke with the owner about it that same day, and again with my wife and I the next morning (today) we asked that our 15-year old son be moved back into a class that was age appropriate. Our son is 6 feet tall and 190 lb by the way. When the facility owner continued to try to justify the new program that resulted in this and repeatedly REFFUSED to place him back into his old age appropriate class (that was also training that same day) we told the owner we would have pull him from the class if he could not train and attend his normal practices WITH HIS OWN AGE GROUP, The owner responded by saying, "Then pull him from the program". So we in fact did that just moments ago. I have more I could, say but will reserve those negative concerns as I don't want to pile on, but clearly have an overall different opinion of this venue now that I have been able to see things over a longer course of time. Not to mention the other parental stories I have heard. Thus, I felt the need to clarify my first posting, which has obviously changed. The positive....., the facility is nice! Dennis Warren, Longwood

Happy to report that Champion Karate is strong as ever. A couple of favorite instructors have moved…read moreon to accomplish various personal goals but the new ones who have stepped in are excellent too. My daughter is still enjoying her classes as a blue belt and just moved up to the Elite Leadership program where there is a formal plan in place for her to earn her junior black belt (if she sticks with the program) by the time she is 12-in about 3 more years. For comparison's sake, you need to be a minimum of about 16 y/o with maximum proficiency (on demand) in a documented list of about 150 skills, forms and techniques to earn an adult black belt in Kenpo Karate in this program. I have seen other programs advertised locally where you receive a black belt in 3 years. I have a hard time believing that any child would have the life-skills to achieve such a lofty goal especially after seeing the work that everyone puts in here. The students work hard because things aren't dumbed down for them and they like the challenge, the instructors push in a healthy way while holding everyone accountable for strong, technically proficient techniques while at the same time making things fun.