My friend and I were adults and wanted to try tumbling. We never had any experience with tumbling…read moreor gymnastics. The instructors keep you safe and make sure you do not hurt yourself. The space is nice and clean, spacious with a lot of space to exercise and practice. Instructors warmed us up by performing some stretching and light running. I felt safe. I like this place but they only offer the adult class once a week and they is no drop in rate. I wanted to pay for only the days that I will be attending because I can not commit myself to every Thursday due to my work.

We absolutely love coming to No Limit. Period. My daughter started going here when she was little…read moreunder three years old and then took a break. We came back when she gained interest again in gymnastics at about the age of eight. When we reenrolled after all that time, the front desk lady remembered us from before. My daughter seems very comfortable coming here and we enjoy the different performances and competitions that they provide at the basic level. My daughter is still trying to decide how committed she would like to be, but is having a blast while doing it.

Ms.Serena is amazing! The dance class is so fun and my little girl loves it so much! She really…read moreenjoys.

My daughter has been going to this studio for 7 years and my son for 5 years. Ms. Jill's (the…read moreowner) passion of dance reflects in her studio, instructors, classes and the recital production she curates each year. We look forward to continue to see our kids, particularly our daughter, grow in her passion for dance.

I'm so glad I found this website, because this business needs an honest review:…read more First the good -- it is family owned and their kids are part of the dance classes, so there is a certain safety and quaintness about it. You won't get lost like in some of the bigger studios. The wife is also a beyond amazing choreographer so their recitals are so beautiful to watch and super organized. I absolutely love how the show turns out. Unfortunately it's not all about the end result with business that deal with kids, the "how" is just as important as the final product. Now the room for improvement -- 1) CLEAN UP YOUR BATHROOMS. This is a cheap service. I hire someone at my offices to come twice a week just for bathrooms. You can afford it, and it needs it. It's no wonder everyone here gets sick at the same time; kids are using the bathroom barefoot, and then walking back in to the studios and touching the floors with their hands and bodies dragging up whatever is in those nasty bathrooms. I have forbidden my kid from using them, it is so gross (picture of a corner in their bathrooms; if they told me it never has been deep cleaned since they opened I would believe it. Yuck!) 2). Part of the job of the reception is customer service. I understand she is family, but being good at answering emails or tracking payments is not enough. If you are the face of the business for parents you have to be nice too. I was so embarrassed when I told one of the other parents at my kid's school where they took dance, and right away they told me they pulled their kid out after less than a month for how rude the front desk lady was and she yelled over at their mother in law to tell her where we went, and she right away went on and on about the front desk (the entire family was horrified by the treatment), and I thought yea we all know that, but why do we put up with it?? Fear of retaliation for our kid I guess? because every parent knows and talks about it, but no one will speak up about how absolutely horrible this woman treats everyone (including the kids!). At first I gave her grace, thinking it's probably just cultural -- American's are notoriously over-friendly; but after hearing from everyone, including people who didn't go back after their first year (or one who didn't return after the trial) just because of the front desk attitude. There needs to be a heart to heart in that family. Let her do what she's great at, but your business will never truly thrive without some positivity out front. Parents are nice to her out of politeness or fear but trust me, fear is no way to build loyalty. If it's a cultural thing, remember your business is in the U.S., so adapting is necessary. It's not ok to treat people and kids that way, whether it's email responses or in person responses: be nice. I recognize the parents of a few 5 star reviews, and I can tell you they are bull and only written to suck up because the front desk is horrible, and they know it. You would be better off with a sign that says "just email since we're in class!" and not have anyone there at all. 3) They treat parents like poop. I get they would rather not deal with parents and only work with the kids, but we're a package. As much as you hate the parent side of the business (it's obvious), at the end we are part of it, and we pay for it... have some respect. This past year they pulled the seats out from the parent area where the baby classes were held. I felt so bad for those parents having to stand, because you can't just leave the babies there. Then they closed the curtains during recital season so you can't watch. I get you want it to be a surprise, but anyway we recorded the hip hop dance so they could practice so it's not truly the "surprise" bit - you all want us out. It would be your dream to have all kids dropped off for class and not to deal with any parents (I know for sure it would be the front desk lady's dream), but too bad we're part of the deal and we like to watch our kids -- don't be so cruel about it. Also, remember they are kids and don't remember half of what you tell them, so normalize emailing parents with important info. Don't be so harsh to the parents, that's another sure fire way to limit growth. No one wants to refer their friends if they are going to be treated that way. It might be too late for us because our kids like it, but we don't have to tell others. 4) Be a role model for these kids! My kid came home saying that Mr. Travis said cheerleaders were dum-dums and my mother in law almost had a heart attack. She wanted me to cancel right away. In our house we don't put other sports/people down. Thank goodness I didn't mention what my kid had previously said Ms. Kelly told them about gymnasts. There is no reason to put other disciplines down. You can think dance is the best without knocking down others. The kids learn to be mean this way. This place has soo much potential! Please take the feedback seriously. I would like you to succeed.

I been dancing at the base dance center for 7 years. I love how they teach me how to be a better…read moredancer.

"I recommend this gym. My kids have been going here for 10 years, and we have had a wonderful…read moreexperience. The coaches are professional, supportive, and truly care about the children's development. The gym provides a positive, safe, and encouraging environment where kids can build confidence, skills, and friendships. We are very grateful for everything they have done for our family."

I absolutely love AGC Las Vegas! The coaches are amazing, supportive, and truly care about helping…read moreevery athlete grow and improve. The environment is so welcoming and positive, and it's been such a fun place to be around. You can tell how much the coaches care about the athletes and their progress, both inside and outside of the gym. Whether you're just starting out or working toward higher-level skills, AGC is such a great place to learn, grow, and have fun!

I had my first of a 5 week dance class here on Wednesday night, and I can honestly say, I know I'm…read moregoing to enjoy it. The studio was packed with parents waiting for their kids to come out of class, and that truly is the only complaint that I have: the studio is really small. The entry way is tiny, but clean. They have bottles of water for sale for $1, which is definitely something I have to take advantage of next week. The studio itself is long, and housed 20 dancers semi comfortably. The floors and mirrors were clean, which is always important to me, since we dance barefoot. For as popular as classes seem to be, they might be better off finding a slightly bigger space, but all in all, I was pleased. The class itself was amazing, but its only a 5 week class, that I don't believe is on their regular calendar. I intend on returning for future sessions if they're offered here.

The party was great but …read more.. They took pictures at the kids birthday party that I would love to have but despite me contacting them many times via email and phone no one has ever gotten back to me. :(

I was looking for a studio for my daughter to dance but with the whole COVID and shutdown, it was a…read morebit difficult. We weren't comfortable going in the studio just yet, but we still wanted her to get that training in. Luckily I found CSLV and was instantly drawn to them because: 1. They offered zoom classes, no pressure to go in studio 2. Their fees were so affordable - SO AFFORDABLE The hiphop class that she took via zoom was perfect. She enjoyed it so much! I loved how the instructor always checked in with those on zoom vs just focusing on those in class. Once we were ready to go back in studio, we were welcomed with open arms. I can see that baby girl has improved tremendously in her dancing skills. She is more aware of her counts which is a huge. She's been dancing Ori Tahiti since she was 3 and she usually rushes thru the choreo. But now she takes her time and is a lot more aware of her counts and moves. Huge thank you to her instructors at CSLV for helping her with that and just helping her be a better well rounded dancer. In the short amount of time we've been with them, baby girl has already done a video shoot, they're working on their next video shoot now, and hopefully will be performing live the end of the year (assuming things start opening up). That is a lot more than what she did at her previous dance studio and she was dancing there for almost the same amount of time. So if you are looking for a studio to get your kids to dance with, I highly recommend Culture Shock. The instructors are great and always willing to accommodate, if they can make it work. They're a non profit organization, so they're not out here trying to get all your money. They are definitely working for the kids and I love that. I mean, I live all the way in the northwest part of town and we drive down to them weekly. Love that we're part of the CS family!

Great little studio. Two rooms available. Missy is a great instructor with lots of experience.read more

Ms. Heather and her staff have done such an amazing job with my granddaughter. We enrolled her so…read moreshe could socialize with other children before starting school. We were pleasantly surprised by the family atmosphere we found with the staff and parents. Ms. Heather and her staff have been such a positive influence and role model for my granddaughters. She loves to dance, and we love how confident she has become. I highly recommend Heather's Dance Life. Thank you Ms. Heather for being so amazing!

It is hard to write a review about Ms Heathers Dance Life I…read morecould write a book! I remember my daughter first dance class, I was so nervous. My daughter was only 2 years old and still wearing diapers. I was afraid my daughter would cling to my leg and cry. Just the opposite Ms Heather took my daughters hand and showed her the dance room where they would practice and my daughter did not look back. My daughter has made some wonderful friends and I have also! I can call Ms Heathers dance studio our second home and family. All the Dance instructors are absolutely wonderful! Ms Olivia and I have something in common and it is such a small world! I can't express how much my daughter and I love this dance studio. We are proud to say we dance at Ms Heathers Dance Life!

I've taken country two-step lessons from Donnie and Regina since the time they began teaching it…read morehere in Las Vegas. I remember when it was the big thing, as country swing is now. I've always used what I've learned from their classes to two-step at Stoney's and Gilley's here in Las Vegas. However, at least half the time I've ever asked a girl to two-step, they don't know how, and I have to teach them on the spot. So, I've always wondered why these folks don't come to the two-step classes held every Tuesday at Rhythmic Souls. There was always this discrepancy wherein most of the people two-stepping at Stoney's and Gilley's were not in the Tuesday two-step classes. Fast-forward to today, and it's no wonder that two-step has been almost entirely abandoned at Stoney's Rockin' Country, and completely abandoned at Stoney's North Forty. I never understood why Stoney's and Gilley's never referred people to Rhythmic Souls to learn two-step. Now, all you can hope is that the current craze for country swing will run its course, so that two-step can return as the next big thing. When two-stepping at Stoney's or Gilley's, it's easy to teach a girl on the spot upon asking her to dance. This is why it's such a great social dance. It just requires the lead to know how to two-step, to guide the follower, whether she already knows how to two-step or not. I don't think this is the case with country swing. For the beginner, I think country swing is more dependent on lessons than two-step is--contrary to popular opinion. If it was up to me, Stoney's and Gilley's would have a list of local places to take two-step and country swing dance lessons. They should have been doing this from day one, then maybe we wouldn't see the near extinction of two-step at Stoney's and Gilley's today, in which country swing has filled the void. It seems like it would be mutually beneficial for the local honky-tonks to provide a list of local businesses that specialize exclusively in country dance instruction. Likewise, for the local country dance instructors to provide a list of the local honky-tonks where students can take what they learn in class and use it in the wild. Since this has yet to happen, Gen Z country swing now rules the local honky-tonks.

Short Review: Donnie and Regina are awesome, super positive, and fun instructors to learn from…read more They, and the other people there, do a great job of making you feel welcome. If you're thinking of taking up dance, I don't think you'll find a better studio in all of Vegas. Long Review: Where to start?? First off, I love love love Rhythmic Souls. From the first time I walked in, I felt such good vibes. Donnie and Regina are so nice and all the regulars at the studio are great about welcoming new people. I was insanely nervous and any negativity would have sent me running, but everyone was so incredibly nice that I kept coming back and now I'm a W/F West Coast regular. :) While I focus on West Coast they have a ton of other dances you can learn. I feel like the prices are very reasonable and the more you go, the better the deals are which is perfect for when you inevitably fall in love with the dance and decide to practically live there ;) Along with lessons, there are weekly trips to Stoney's, dance camps, insanely fun trips to dance events, potlucks, birthday celebrations, theme nights, etc. etc. To me, it feels more like a family than a dance studio and I am so glad I decided to take those first lessons. All I can say is if you're looking for a great, fun, positive environment to learn to dance, you can't go wrong with Rhythmic Souls, and if you're there on a West Coast night, come say Hi :)

I've trained at other gyms before, but nothing compares to Omalza. After finishing the 6 week…read morechallenge, I'd already put on almost 5 lbs of muscle, and 6 months in I'm squatting and deadlifting more than I ever have. The 6 week challenge isn't cheap or for the faint of heart , but it's totally worth it. It builds real sustainable habits around cardio, eating consistent healthy meals, and hitting different muscle groups multiple times a week. I also made genuine friends along the way. Honestly, it's like a big dysfunctional family at this point, and I'm happy to call it my new home gym. Highly recommend if you're serious about leveling up your training.

I am not a member of this gym and have never went but I have been following the reviews on this gym…read morefor many years. I went to check it out and spoke to Ian about joining. He has some great options for those who want to join but it just didn't align with what I am looking for in a gym at this very moment. Ian is a friendly and knowledgeable guy so I encourage everyone to at least check it out and talk to him.

Such an amazing cast of choreographers/teachers who offer classes/training at all levels (no…read moreexperience to advanced). You feel right at home from entering the doors, an unmatched comradery with fellow peers taking class, and a sense of belonging. I opt to purchase bundle classes to save some money but they're fairly priced, IMO. Can't wait for the next one!

Highly recommend this studio for anyone that wants to train and improve in dancing…read more 1.) They have a wide range of classes with different genres of styles (e.g., jazz, hip-hop, etc.). 2.) The teachers that I've taken build from foundations and guide students. 3.) The building has at least 4 different studios and are available for renting (class prices are $20 or invest in a class package). Prices are worth for the classes. 4.) A large parking lot to accommodate anyone who is going. In comparison to the LA location, this one is all-inclusive, friendly, and you can enjoy your time at. For an easier process to sign up for classes, download and use the MINDBODY app to sign up online.