A two solely because if a parent goes in to inquire I would suppose you would be more willing to…read morelet a parent know about the place, no one bothered to ask if I had questions and still went to grab the flyer of the classes offered and no one even acknowledged me. I still had to ask for info in regards to a class and was just explained what the class was not if we were interested or nothing

Great structure for your littles to become the very best version of themselves. Lots of classes…read moreoffered, this is our second season and can't wait for my daughter to grow here. I watch the competition teams practice in awe. So glad we found this studio.

We just had the pleasure of watching our son perform for their mini olympics and it was amazing! He…read morehas been enrolled since August and has loved the program always excited for Wednesdays , and to show us his new moves. The team behind leap4fun are truly amazing they put together a great end of year show , you can see their excitement and patience with these little munchkins and teaching valuable lessons. Watching our 3yr old sit/wait his turn and listen patiently was incredible ! Thank you all for everything you do !!

I just watched my 4 year old daughter perform on-stage this weekend and I was blown away! She has…read morebeen in Leap for Fun classes, karate and gymnastics, at her school for couple of years. We've never had the opportunity to attend any of the classes, due to work schedules, but we knew she was having fun! She's always excited to go to school on the days she has classes. Her performance literally brought me to tears; Tears of Joy, of course! Okay, it happened when she introduced herself and said "Mom and Dad I love you". Anyway, back to my review... the show began with gymnastics, and ended with a spectacular display of martial arts! The martial arts portion of the show opened with background music performed by Cee Lo Green, "Everybody was Kung Fu Fighting", as the curtain opened. Very comical and appropriate! This has nothing to with the fact that I'm half Asian and how martial arts has been something that we push, I mean pass down to each generation! LOL! Just kidding! As you can tell, I'm a very very very proud Dad. I may be a little biased, because my little girl is a super star!!! LOL! Anyway, the Leap for Fun folks are amazing! I hope they keep coming to my little girl's school! I'm sure she'll keep going!

*this review is for the facility only.*…read more I've attended many functions here, most being weekend workshops, with either local or traveling Middle Eastern/Arab dance teachers. The most recent visit was at the beginning of November. I hadn't been here in a few years, since I took a hiatus from dancing. The facility is large, with a handful of dance studios. The room we were in was huge, and held 40 dancers, and 4 teachers with plenty of room. The bathroom/changing area was clean. The entry way is comfortable, with tables and a loveseat. My reason for docking a star: The owner/manager was a little snippy and rude with us the first day...maybe it was just too early for him? And the floor of the studio is filthy. I get it, its a dance studio. Most of them are pretty gross, but...can't someone come in and mop at the end of the day? I'd come back again for sure...if it was closer I'd condiser trying to teach here, but its too far to drive for more than a once in a while workshop for me.

Love coming here and taking class with Welthy! She is the best and the only reason I come here to…read morethis studio. I followed her here from her last studio. The staff here is friendly tho and it's a fun environment!

We love this place!!! My daughter has been taking classes since she was 5 years old and still…read moreenjoying class at 9 years old. She's come a long way from being a shy little girl to a strong and confident gymnast. Miss Nancy's school is the highlight of her week! Bonus...Prices are very reasonable too! I highly recommend Class Act Dance and Gymnastics. Their teachers can be firm ...yet compassionate. I appreciate the way the teachers encourage and guide the students to push their limits. *Fun fact* our son's 3rd grade teacher was also a student of Miss. Nancy's years ago and also speaks very highly of her and the school.

super unprofessional management ms Nancy will only look out…read morefor herself and give lots of false promises and doesn't respond to any emails and will make you wait over a week Also way too expensive for the results everyone sees at the end yikes Definitely not a "family" place I recommend Step Up Dance Academy on Pecos in Green valley 100% great business people

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

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!

My daughters and I danced for the recital season and we loved it. The teachers are very kind and…read morecare about your child on a personal level not just as a dance instructor. It feels like you're family when you are there. Me. Meghan and Ms. Brook are so nice and welcoming and Ms. Meghan really makes the kids comfortable. My daughters loved her!!! I danced in adult jazz and ballet and it was a lot of fun! The only downside to this whole experience was it's a little expensive compared to other dance studios. We do plan do go back once we are in a better financial situation.

If you're looking for a dance studio that feels like family, B. Sharp is the spot. We've been part…read moreof the studio for years now, and what keeps us coming back isn't just the great instruction it's the atmosphere. The teachers genuinely care, the energy is always positive, and the kids walk out of class with more confidence every single time. Highly recommend.

I had the best experience with footwork break down than I have ever had with any other dance…read morecompany in my 10 years of dancing !!! Jose has a footwork curriculum that is essential to learn dance for salsa and his team is also trained to reflect all his special teachings into every lesson !!!! Highly recommend you come to this studio to learn and perfect your footwork !!!!! Great experience , great teacher !!!

We did a salsa footwork class on a Friday night to try something different and work on our New…read moreYear's resolution to be more active. José is a fun teacher! I'm always intimidated by dance classes, but this was a great, welcoming environment to learn in. Would definitely recommend to anyone considering learning Latin dances.

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 :)