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    5.0 (1 review)
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    1 month ago

    Ivan runs a great class! Simple to complex drills built around the students training goals. Great way to spend a day!

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    Most Rider Training

    Most Rider Training

    4.2(5 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    my daughter just finished with MOST RIDER TRAINING the…read moreclass is a joke run by two instructors that didn't seem to be on the same page or have the experience to be teaching not watching the rider do the course but pass or fail them pass peaple doing wheelie on purpose in class not making sure that the riders are paired with a proper bike not being clear on what and to go or stop setting them up for failure making them sit for long period periods of time holding the clutch in tell there hands go numb and still think they can do the course correctly what a joke the report card is written backwards so you can't tell where they went wrong there motorcycles are a problem as well they failed constantly during the testing for several riders I wouldn't recommend this training course for anyone even if its the last one available for the season the money was a total waste and the instructors should be ashamed of themselves for giving a license to someon that's going to do wheelies in class because when that kid mind you has an accident on the road it's on them I hope it doesn't happen to anyone but people that get away with breaking the rules will continue to

    The best experience ! I took the beginners course. I had Kyle and Zach for instructors, couldn't…read morehave asked for better ! The class was a great group of people with mixed skills. Zach and Kyle easily assessed everyone's skills or lack thereof and guided us accordingly. They were factual and direct with feedback and ways to develop better skills in a manner that maintained your confidence even when you were being hard on yourself. Always patient and personable with a great sense of humor, they were structured with the time to make sure we received every bit of education and experience offered. I'm amazed at what I learned and had the best time doing it! I left knowing my strengths, what I need to practice to keep developing my skills, and very excited to get to the DMV! I see the road completely differently, becoming a better/safer driver no matter what I'm driving. I highly recommend their courses !!!!!

    Martin School of Dance

    Martin School of Dance

    3.9(7 reviews)
    4.0 mi

    Miss Tiffany is amazing, and the community she has created for learning and fun is incredible!read more

    Dancing at MSD was one of the worst experiences of my life. My overall time spent at this studio…read moreexasperated negative mental health symptoms by the director, Tiffany Martin. I joined the studio when I was 16, in hopes of refining my technique, as well as finding a familial community in the dance environment. Unfortunately that couldn't be farther from the truth. The turning point for me was a particular incident in which Tiffany came out to the lobby to yell in my face for asking to leave class early due to mental health circumstances. I will add that I got permission from the teacher to leave class early. As someone who promotes mental health advocacy, this response was shocking to me. I was made to feel as if I had done something wrong, and was asked to apologize for my behavior after advocating for myself. I felt particularly vulnerable because the director was privy to certain past experiences I have had, and I was very unsettled by the fact that she handled it in a way that was triggering to me and my classmates. Aside from this isolated incident, this program instills a culture of perfectionism by the way it is structured. The extreme academia that is promoted is not a realistic way to educate students in dance, and does not set them up to succeed. I'm aware of the benefits that a pedagogical approach can have on training strong dancers, however, the remedial and glacial pace of the program delayed my development as a dancer. It is simply not conducive to a dancer who aspires for a professional career. An example of this is my solo from Martin's 2023 Recital. My solo consisted of skills that I had not worked on all year due to the pace of ballet class, but was still expected to do regardless. Perfection was not only instilled on stage but also in class, whereas dancers, we should feel safe to make mistakes and learn from them. We weren't allowed to progress our skills in class until they were perfect, which is an unattainable goal for anyone. Despite the unfortunate time spent at Martin, it has not deterred me from continuing to dance. I have since found a studio where I feel safe to make many mistakes, work at a reasonable pace, and have had the opportunity to take class with nationally renowned professional companies and gain professional experience. I have seen the growth despite only being there a year. Currently, I am auditioning for colleges looking towards a BFA in dance. To anyone considering enrolling here, based on my experience, it is not a nurturing environment physically or mentally. I can say with absolute certainty that I would not be technically or mentally ready and "good enough" for these programs if I had stayed at Martin School of Dance.

    Cruz Tactical - firearmtraining - Updated July 2026

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