My daughter recently signed up at Scega (been 4-5 weeks) and she loves it…read more Her coach is awesome and my daughter loves going to class. She's getting quality physical executive and having a blast! The office staff is friendly and helpful. The COVID restrictions ensure there's aren't too many spectators and everyone is masked up. They have sanitizer for the girls after class and they regularly clean the equipment/mats. Great job!

My son loves SCEGA! We are so happy we found SCEGA! The coaches are really great and work well with…read morethe young guys. I've seen his confidence grow tremendously. Highly recommend!

My daughter has been with Endeavor from age 3 and now in her 6th year in the competitive Xcel…read moreprogram. She has learned and grown so much and we are grateful to her coaching staff who show up tirelessly for these young athletes every day and make it both FUN, memorable, and challenging as they cultivate these young girls into strong young athletes. We love the Brown family and the entire coaching staff. The few negative reviews I feel are one-off experiences and has not been our experience at all. Love the small gym family feel of Endeavor.

Beware! Bullying and harassment! This review is regarding…read morethe competitive side. -3 bully girls on my child's team shoved the other 4 girls daily, smacked other athletes in the face & head, punched my child in the stomach, repeatedly put their fingers in her face & bossed her around. They annoyed, bullied, harassed & threw equipment at her & others. They also rolled around & laid on mats in others stations so the girls who actually wanted to train couldn't. The bullies are there for free play time & to harass & annoy others, not gymnastics. The only coach that addressed the issue is no longer employed @the gym. How these girls are on team is a mystery to me. -my child's coaches didn't correct form until the season was over. They also barked orders that the girls didn't understand & neglected to explain. -office staff is rude & speak disparagingly about parents & coaches. -don't ask for a meeting to discuss issues, you'll be ignored. -the gym owner checked out of his business for a solid year. -they don't respect safe sport policies. They defy the policies when they allow bullying & harassment. They ignored policies when they attempted to silence me out of discussing my concerns. They defied the policies when they retaliated against my child & myself by ejecting her from the program for her mom expressing concerns regarding the bullying & asking for resolution. -they drastically changed our schedule 3 times last year with no regard for our personal lives. -the bully girls, despite their conduct, treatment of others & poor scores at competition were still moved up, leaving the good athletes who are well behaved & actually want to train to deal with their harassment another year. This caused endeavor to lose several amazing athletes. -I provided the gym owner the dates, times & station where bullying took place so he could pull camera footage, I was ignored. If I wanted my daughter to have free play time & be annoyed by kids with bad behavior I would take her to the park & save my money. I paid $375/ mo for my daughter to learn gymnastics, not for her spirit to be broken & walk out of the gym crying, expressing that she no longer loved gymnastics & wanted a new gym. I'm happy for the parents whose children were fortunate enough to land on a supportive team w/ a coach that corrects negative behavior but we didn't get that. Endeavor coaches had no problem sending my child off the floor for crying (which I support) but wouldn't send bullies off the floor for physically assaulting teammates. I guess my money wasn't as green as theirs. That is a lot of money to spend for a great portion of the classes being the bullies shoving athletes to the back of the line, instigating arguments, fighting for front of the line just to throw their hair around in my daughters face to irritate her, or stand on a block holding up the line because they don't know what to do because they don't listen to the coaches. The bullies had bad attitudes, throwing a fit if they were asked to take a picture or if a teammate tried to hug them. It's impossible to thrive in such an environment. One of the bullies annoyed my daughter on the sidelines at a competition, on her back poking her, causing her to trip going into her tumbling pass, two coaches stood there and did nothing, yet my daughter is expected to perform well. My daughter has since trialed several gyms & was welcomed into environments with supportive, friendly, encouraging teammates and I watched in amazement as I saw my once confident athlete return to her prior glory. It's amazing how the environment plays a role in how an athlete performs. We're now fixing what endeavor broke in my daughter: her spirit. Thank you, endeavor, for showing us what a gym should not be. Pretty sad when your greatest asset is air conditioning. Going back I wish I would have recorded all the times the girls put their fingers in my daughters face, shook their hair in her face to irritate her, punched her in the stomach, threw things at her, yelled at her, etc. This is a healthy training environment? What a joke! This is embarrassing & frankly insulting that they placed my daughter & other strong athletes in a group with such nonsense. If the bullies spent as much time working on skills as they did fighting to be 1st in line they might actually be successful. Be forewarned, if you come here & happen to get a good group then good for you, but if you end up in a group like this they will do absolutely nothing to resolve it. *edited to add that yelp wont allow me to post the video of 1 of the bullies smacking a teammate in the face but im happy to provide it to anyone interested. Of course endeavor would want my videos of negative behavior removed. I hope the bullies &their parents are embarrassed. I hope they remember that while their disgusting behavior ruined my child's experience, she continued to cheer for & celebrate them. You can try to silence me, endeavor, but just like at competition, you'll fail.

Absolutely love this place. My kids came here twice for a birthday party (once as a guest and once…read moreas the host). Jason and his team is small but mighty. No matter what age group they have, they are able to provide fun and engaging structured activities. When we went there as a guest to the party, I was impressed with the age-appropriate activities that both the teachers ran. This was a group of 3 to 4-year-olds, and attention spans can be difficult, and behaviors can also be challenging. What I like is that parents are also encouraged to be engaged, so if a child is been warned consistently, the parent or responsible guardian is asked to assist. For the most part, the group had a ton of fun, and I was able to watch from the sitting area in the front. We liked it so much that my son decided to have his sixth birthday there. I was a little hesitant because it was an older group of kids, but nonetheless the teachers did an amazing job offering activities that were challenging to that age group as well as fun! The organizing and structuring of the party itself was seamless, I had a call with Jason about a week prior to go over any concerns that I had. We were able to bring in cake, and the staff was nice enough to portion it out and serve it. Overall, it was a nice experience. No additional planning was needed on my end, and that makes it easier to actually enjoy the party. The staff is so knowledgeable, kind, and fun, and I really want to recognize Jason for providing this environment!

My daughter has been going since she was 6 months old. We absolutely love it here and can't…read morerecommend it enough

I have to say is a very nice place to take your little ballet dancers if you just want to know if…read morethey like dancing or just to start with that first to see if they like it. The staff are very friendly and sweet. Tuition is perfect. My daughters really enjoy there. Don't hesitate to give them a try.

From the owner: We offer 100 Multicultural Dances of the World, for ages 2 to 92: ballet, Tap, Jazz, Lyrical, Hip…read moreHop, Breakdance, Contemporary, Mexican Folklorico, All Polynesian Island Dances + Fire Dance, All Mid Eastern Belly Dances, Indian Bollywood, Flamenco, All Swing Dances, All Latin Styles, All Ballroom, Musical Theater, Modeling, Cotillion, Pageantry/Inner Beauty Pageants...and More

I was a little hesitant about Rawhide Ranch based on reviews, but several friends had said their…read morekids LOVED it-- even the kids who weren't into horses. We sent my daughter and her best friend (both age 10) for the first session 2026 and they LOVED IT!! They can't wait to go back and already miss it. My daughter rated it 9/10 - she didn't love the food and the showers weren't the best, but she wore crocs and did just fine showing every day. She rode daily, learned about all kinds of animals, and enjoyed the town-- which was quite impressive. Laser tag, climbing wall, arts & crafts and pony bucks for the store - she was living her best life! Tips: bring a handheld fan - the days are hot! And a cowboy hat (you can buy them there at drop-off). And bring a fitted twin bed sheet! The wagon mattresses were dusty. Plus a blanket or sleeping bag. Jeans and boots for riding . $100-$125 in pony bucks (or less and you can monitor their spending... money goes fast on snacks, drinks, fans, souvenirs, etc.)

My 11-year-old son attended Rawhide Ranch for a one-week summer camp. As part of the camp's policy,…read morechildren do not have access to electronics or direct communication with parents during their stay. Prior to camp, we arranged a simple system where he could signal me through a snack purchase if he needed help. Early on the third day, he used that signal. I called the camp and did not receive a response. After approximately eight hours, I called again and requested to speak with the camp director, I was eventually connected with the camp director, who indicated there had been an issue earlier that day involving my son and wrong medication being given. After insisting, I was allowed to speak with my son. He was clearly distressed and informed me that he had been given the wrong medication that morning. Instead of his usual over-the-counter allergy medication, he was given a high-dose antidepressant not prescribed to him and not intended for a child his age. According to the information provided to me, staff at the health office realized the error and attempted to have him self induce vomiting with a spoon, (he was instructed to stick the spoon down his throat), which was unsuccessful. They then contacted poison control for guidance. At no point during this process was I notified. After speaking with my son, I decided to pick him up immediately. When I arrived, I found communication from staff to be limited, and I was unable to get clear or detailed information about the incident despite asking direct questions. I requested to speak with the camp director, who eventually met with me. During that interaction, I found his demeanor to be notably nonchalant given the circumstances. The situation--a child being given the wrong medication and the parent not being notified--was presented in a way that did not reflect the level of concern I would have expected. When I attempted to ask for clarification and express concern about what had happened, the conversation became extremely tense. There was a clear difference in how seriously the situation was being viewed, and the discussion escalated into a heated verbal exchange. Given the lack of clear communication and the response to what I consider a serious safety issue, I made the decision to withdraw my son from the camp that same night. Following the incident, I contacted the camp multiple times. I was initially told that a refund would not be provided, though I was offered a credit for a future summer. After further communication, I did receive a refund. I also attempted to reach out to members of the organization's leadership to share concerns about the incident. This experience was extremely concerning, particularly given the seriousness of a medication error involving a child and the lack of timely parent notification.

Love this YMCA because it's always fairly empty (at least every time I go there) so I can use any…read moreequipment I like :D Large swimming pool, great classes with fun coaches (including aquafit). This Y features a very large gym. My yearly subscription was free, then I pay $65 a month which makes is really worth it! Place is slightly older but very clean and spacious. Staff is very friendly. They have children daycare if you need (2 hours free) while you exercise.

I absolutely love the different types of group classes the YMCA offers! Nowadays gyms just do not…read moreput attention to variety. But at the Y they have so many options like Body Pump, Barre, Pilates, Zumba, stretch classes, and different types of yoga and more! I also appreciate that the facility is cleaner than most gyms I have been at! It is on the pricier end if you are single or joining as a couple. But for family with kids it seems like a deal!

I've been paying $460 a month for 12 months. I thoroughly enjoyed my workouts and believed to have…read morea great relationship with Nicole. As I approached January this year, I articulated that I was in the process of growing my family. As most women know, when there are challenges here and medical demands, timing is not always on our side- especially for those that like to plan in advance. I told Nicole that I needed to pause for a month due to medical and would love to regroup once that process is complete. This medical journey could be 1 month +. Instead of supporting a long term client, she charged me anyway, offering make up classes in the future. When I asked her for flexibility to hold payment from this contract given my medical situation, she said she doesn't give "handouts" and "it's in the contract", zero empathy, zero situational awareness, zero understanding of women who are exploring Fertility journeys. This would be different if I wasn't a year long client, always showing up excited to be there. As I go to my make up session that (she had to reschedule herself because of her own schedule challenges), she disputes my concerns, says I'm ridiculous & taking advantage of her, that this partnership is clearly not working, and swiftly walks out of the gym before our session even starts. It was almost planned. Her level of professionalism does not hold when she thinks she's right, and you are wrong. This was the worst display of leadership in SMB I've seen in a long time. Instead of working with me to hold payment, and continue when my medical journey is green again, she takes the money for one month and runs, with an opportunity loss of $460 x 8 for the remainder of the annual year (3600+). Having worked with contracts for 20 years myself and being the daughter of an SMB owner, there is always flexibility when the client matters. How quickly she was willing to drop a client, was concerning. To abruptly leave a gym without closing up and locking facility was inappropriate. Everyone has bad days, but you never burn bridges in business. It doesn't matter if you're a trainer or an executive, professional conflict resolution should always be at the top of your list, even if you have a contract. Long term, your brand is always held on how you treat people. *Nicole proceeded to send me canned emails saying she wishes me the best, highlighting the credits, while gaslighting the situation and insinuating it would be comfortable for a client to return in that environment, which it is not.

Nicole will help get you to your fitness goals, she does it with care, consideration and most of…read moreall determination. I'm probably one of the laziest people I know, but when Nicole tells me 3 more or we'll be doing 7 of these or 10 of those, somehow I get it done. Without her motivating me and setting the bar where she does, it would simply not happen. You need Nicole as part of your fitness regimen, you just may not know it yet.