I went here with my gf for a Zumba class using ClassPass. We arrived early to be able to find the…read moreroom. The gym is inside Peachtree Presbyterian Church. When you walk past the front desk you go down a long hallway and it looks like they have several fitness rooms and a gymnasium (there were people playing basketball in there when we walked past). The Zumba class we took was with instructor Tash. She literally screamed at us and all the students / participants throughout the class, and came within 2 feet of me to scream (and I mean triple SCREAM) at me to get my legs up. This was inappropriate and made me extremely uncomfortable. Tash asked when I entered the room if this was my first Zumba class. Despite me telling her yes, there was no instruction nor a speed a first timer could even begin to keep up with. Not sure why the question was asked in the first place. The gym overall looked clean enough, and spacious. There were at least 15 people in this particular class on a Saturday, and there was plenty of room for all of us (if any more had joined, it would have felt crowded).

Gymnastics review: It's a shame this did not work out, even with constructive criticism we gave the…read moredirector. She was nice enough, extremely knowledgeable, and had a contagious can-do positive personality. We were sold on this and the size and cleanliness of the facilities. Unfortunately, she is not the one teaching the classes. Teenagers/very young adults teach the classes and they are sweet but lack the experience it takes to work with toddlers and young kids. Motivation was lacking. Parents did not need to be in the class but in order to get the most of it we and other folks joined in as the coaches weren't attentive and appeared uninterested. We noticed some of the other coaches teaching the older kids were also lacking the excitement we feel a gymnastics coach should have (something akin to a cheerleading coach, full of energy and smiles.)

I saw this gym had great reviews and my energetic 3yr old needed an outlet to learn how to do…read moresomersaults before she hurts herself. Coach K has been great- very patient yet stern in teaching proper form and letting my kid burn all the energy she needs. I bought a 3 month package and we are enjoying our experience so far. They also follow Covid protocols which makes me feel safe.

We visited this location and had a wonderful time! The teachers were fantastic and explained…read moreeverything and were genuinely happy to be teaching the class. This was our very first ballet class and I highly recommend the TuTu school in Virginia-Highland.

I'm not sure why AREA had not been rated yet but my goodness!!! The absolute best school hands…read moredown! Was introduced to this school from my daughters friends mom and let me tell you - truly a hidden gem. They teach your kid all the arts; hip hop, jazz, tap, ballet, acrobatics, theatre! I mean for the price you are getting a steal! The show is truly the greatest show! I was so impressed! My daughter has my clumsiness so to see her go from no coordination to killing it with confidence at a dance performance almost bought me to tears! They train them to be stars and that's what you'll get with joining AREA. They also have adult courses or rental space so that's always a plus! They are on peachtree - very convenient location! Parking is in the back so don't be alarmed if you arrive to just a busy street. My daughter will be here for years to come. Looking forward to another great year with AREA.

I am a big kid! I loved this for the very reason that some people don't like it: there are no…read moreanimals. There were no bad seats. We were 3 rows from the stage. I would choose the front row of the next section up. Performers ran and danced throughout the rows. The costumes were colorful. I loved the representation from all over the world. Parking was affordable and close. Popcorn was pricey but very very good. I want to go back!!!!

My family and I decided to go to the Universoul Circus. The circus goes to two locations in…read moreGeorgia. They go to the area near the old baseball field, and they go to Gwinnett Mall. The Gwinnett Mall location was very convenient for me. There was an ample amount of parking. I was very entertained. There was never a dull moment, and lots to see. I loved the fact that there were lots of performers from many different countries. Everyone in the show kept a smile and had great energy. It seemed as if the performers enjoyed what they do. I enjoyed the motorcycle performers and the very last performances the most. I highly recommend the Universoul Circus. This is a long tradition that needs to be around for years to come.

Updating my review in response to the owner's reply…read more I was in fact a confirmed participant at this studio, and I have now added photo evidence to support my experience. I'm writing this review to share my honest experience at this acting agency. I'm giving it one star due to two specific incidents. Incident 1: Payment Confrontation In one class, the instructor publicly confronted me, accusing me of not paying. I had given him cash directly, and his reaction was to claim that, after 20 years of experience, I couldn't fool him. It was humiliating. The only reason he backed down was because another student--who happened to be white--stood up for me and confirmed he had done the same. I felt racially profiled since the instructor didn't believe me until someone else vouched for me. Incident 2: Being Sent Away On another occasion, I arrived about 5-10 minutes late due to construction. I arrived at the same time as the owner, Nick Conti. Despite paying for these classes, he told me to leave in front of everyone, and I had to immediately drive back 40 min in traffic. I've seen other students arrive late, some traveling long distances as well. To single me out made me question if race played a factor again. When I returned to the next class, other students apologized to me for how the situation was handled. I appreciated their kindness, but I would have expected that level of professionalism directly from the instructor or owner. These experiences were unprofessional and made me feel unwelcome. I can't recommend this agency.

I started training at the Professional Actors Studio in 2003 and when I began, I was clueless about…read morethe industry. In a very short amount of time I became well versed at acting in the entertainment industry. Within my first three years I had booked over 40 independent films and video projects, a full page ad in a national magazine, had three films that were sold for distribution, including one to Netflix, was in commercials, industrials, and many other acting projects including improv shows and community theatre. The community in terms of networking at the studio is incredible, the relationships, and insight is just phenomenal. Nick has created a wonderful platform to really grow! The long form improv shows are so much fun, hilarious, and great to see the craft of this style of improv well executed!

My son learned a lot at Battlebots camp and made great new friends! The student instructors were…read morewonderful. My son is autistic and the instructors made him feel right at home.

If you are a college age student seeking employment with this company, think long and hard before…read moresigning on. This is a "bait and switch" for college age students seeking employment for the summer. The people who run this camp give very little information up front about how this camp is run--especially if you are an overnight worker (No overtime is given). The delay is long for the training modules. The people who run this camp seem to not care at all about the people they hire--or their experience--which is a terrible business model because this, of course, affects the kids' experience at the camp. IDTECH was not forthright about the hours (basically 12-14 a day), and they glossed over the realities of dealing with 15-17 young people who need medications, structure, and lessons in bullying. They do not have enough counselors for high-maintenance kids, and they do not staff enough people for the overnight options, as some kids are behavioral issues. As a parent of a college age senior who thought this would be a good opportunity, I would not recommend anyone sending their kids to this camp, and I would not recommend anyone seeking employment with IDTECH.

It was super fun and I had a great time, will be coming back. Also the membership was super…read moreinexpensive compared to other gyms in the area

My first impression of Wall Crawler Rock Club was their bouldering section, which made me question…read moretheir name because I couldn't crawl up any of the walls. And before you shout "Skill issue!", let it be known that at Stone Summit I can comfortably climb V0-V3s, but I couldn't scale one of Wall Crawler's V1-V3s. Their bouldering room was wacky in all sorts of other ways too-- half the routes weren't marked with a V-grade at all, and Wall Crawlers chose to adhere to the outdoor bouldering safety method of "Drag the mat under where you're bouldering," which is great if you're an experienced climber/faller, but pretty unnerving to amateurs who don't want to miss the 5x5 ft. mat from 12 feet in the air. Aside from the bouldering section I enjoyed Wall Crawler Rock Club though. The top-rope routes were well set and I enjoyed the ~6 routes I climbed, plus the automatic belay machines were great since I didn't have to spend an hour getting a belay certification. My friends and I also enjoyed goofing off in their in-house "gym," which has a bunch of tools that train climbing muscles like lats and forearms. Overall however, I decided to stick to rating Wall Crawler a 3/5 star because of the cost. Wall Crawler Rock Club is just $2 bucks cheaper than Stone Summit despite the latter being 10x bigger, 10x taller, and having 10x more amenities like a huge weight room, free coaching, 4 locations, a modern website, and nicer shoes. I'm totally cool with a smaller, "local," gym having less perks than the big guys, but not when I have to pay the exact same cost. In that case I'll just drive 5 minutes longer to the bigger gym.