I took my first few classes at Xcel this weekend and it was one of the most beautiful dance studios…read moreI have ever visited. The studio was clean and spacious. They kept the air conditioning cranked, because there were probably 40-50 people in these classes. Otherwise, it may have gotten a little hot, but we were all MOVING. Looking through the schedule of open classes, it seems like they've done a great job building a diverse adult dance program. I am so excited to return to take contemporary again with Jon Carr - it was truly unlike any class I've ever had the honor of taking. One tip - I do not think there are springs under the floors like some studios, so wear a clean sneaker for warm-ups. After dancing a few hours, the floor was a little hard on the ankles, but I also might just be kind of old... lol

Love this dance studio! I like that they use the Mind Body app to purchase classes. Offers regular…read moreclasses from talented teachers (shoutout to my faves Amanda Grind and Lyrik London) and LOTS of pop-up and master classes from industry professionals. Great parking and EXCELLENT customer service when checking in. Also, these facilities are gorgeous. Now I will say that the actual studio is a great size but it can get really HOT so bring a towel.

My three year old loves going to jazzle. She was shy and hesitant in the beginning but Ms.Lily has…read morethe best songs and toys that helped to keep her comfortable and engaged. The facility is also very clean and COVID safe!

We absolutely love The Little Gym Brookhaven! Our twins have attended classes here and we also…read morehosted their third birthday party at the gym, and every experience has been fantastic. The instructors are incredibly warm, patient, and engaging--especially with toddlers. They do such a great job balancing fun, structure, and skill-building, and our kids are always excited to go. We've seen noticeable growth in their confidence, coordination, and social skills since starting classes. The birthday party was a huge hit! The staff handled everything seamlessly--from setup to activities to cleanup--which made it completely stress-free for us as parents. The kids had a blast, the space was clean and well-organized, and the energy was so positive. If you're looking for a fun, nurturing environment for little ones--whether for weekly classes or a birthday party--I can't recommend The Little Gym Brookhaven enough!

Such a wonderful experience! Clean facilities, great teachers, and love the way they explain the…read morebenefits of each exercise

I've grown up with a lot of martial arts in my life. Judo and shotokan were my first two systems…read moretaught from father to my brother and me from kindergarten before studying a few other systems as a teenager. From all my training, I have seen many kinds of teaching, but two systems have stood out; one is our system here and the other was a very traditional southern kung fu kwoon. For me, the traditional path is best. These systems of martial arts were developed over centuries. In a world of sports fighting, we often forget the "martial" aspect. These systems were developed by oppressed people for self defense from outsiders who had conquered their lands with large militaries, like Okinawa. The systems in the dojo blend beautifully together. Both systems extend from Okinawa over hundreds of years. These systems were developed from roots that existed before our country. The techniques have been tested across sundry generations. They work. The system is also developed to teach martial skills - the ability to defend yourself - without the need for you to hurt yourself sparring with lots of people. The systems work. Come try out the dojo. Moeller Sensei will introduce you to everyone. It's a welcoming environment for everyone, no judgment. If you're looking for a Cobra Kai kind of dojo (great series on Netflix) then this is NOT it. This is about thoughtful development of skills that meet your abilities and then the work to increase those abilities. It's excellent. You will develop. You will progress, and progression is earned on merit. There are no testing fees or anything like this. Moeller Sensei does not run the school to make money; he has a full time job. Moeller Sensei runs the school for his love of sharing two traditional systems of karate. Come join us for a class.

Atlanta's Traditional Okinawan Karatedo Dojo; Sensei's love of the martial arts is readily…read moreapparent, and no matter what the challenges are, he always finds a way to spark curiosity in each student, which I find only in the greatest teachers. The kids classes are energized and playful, with a strong sense of respect for one's teammates and learning. I'm deeply impressed with Sensei's care of every single student that's ever trained here, whether it was for 2 months or 20 years. Many parents have said they see an incredible kindness in our dojo not found in others they've practiced at. I would say Sensei Moeller embodies what it truly means to be a martial artist. His teaching style provides a very practical and fundamental way for each student to find the ability to achieve the same for themselves.  Sensei welcomes new students try a class or two before joining. Normal workout clothes are fine. We have students that range in age from 5 years old to 81.

Do not send your child here!!! To say I never write reviews is an understatement! I never see the…read morepurpose but now that my child was bullied to a sick and unhealthy degree I have no choice. And unfortunately I didn't take my friends advice whose daughter had gone there and had the same abuse happen to her child! I will spare you all the details but the staff and counselors all missed my child being so severely bullied that she had suicidal thoughts. She is a healthy, happy and one of the coolest girls ever but the other kids just did not like her and this was the second year at the camp she had a great time her first time but this time the girls made a decision that they didn't like her and that was the end of it. She had to come home after six days of pure and complete torture and the staff will still deny it to this day. Keep your kids safe and away from Ramah Darom!!

Most incredible place and experience ever, shaped every facet of who I am Jewishly and otherwise…read more Love Ramah Darom!

So far so good! They are very kind and organized. Flexible pay schedule and nice teachers who seem…read moreto love what they do. Plenty of email communication and all expectations were set at the parent orientation. During registration they treated my daughter like a queen and gave her a tour of the studio. We were also referred to a dance apparel store where she could get all the stuff she needed for class. I look foward to the rest of the year at The Dance Factory.

Our second year at dance was spent at the Dance Factory. Everyone there is polite and loves each…read moreof the children equally. They take the time to teach each child the value of dance and to respect not only others, but themselves as well. We spent or first year in dance at another studio and left with a bad taste in our mouths, but once we found the dance factory we were delighted our experience. The new building is beautiful with it's black and pink motif and has a sense of elegance with the crystal chandelier in the foyer. Even the bathrooms do not escape the owners attention to detail. I montage of Marilyn photos adorns every open space. If you are looking for a place to take your child (boy or girl) to learn dance I highly recommend the Dance Factory, you will not regret a moment spent with these wonderful people.

What an awesome experience! Coach C is super motivational and has this gift for keeping your mind…read moreengaged in conversation, which makes the workout fly by so much faster and easier. Genius strategy, and it works like charm on me for sure! I also really appreciate that these trampolines have a guard rail attached to the front for balance when you need it. It's a great introduction to this type of fitness, and the benefits are absolutely worth it. The studio is well-lit and clean, parking is plentiful, and if you're an evening workout person like me, the class schedule has excellent options. I have been recommending trampoline fitness to all my friends now, no lie. If you're reading this, try it out!

I booked/rented this space for a single & independent singer. The Owner/Operator -- Pamela-- was…read morenot easy to work with. The first phone call we had, she hung up on me while I was still talking. I explained my needs and she felt the need to repeat what I said as if it were her own knowledge.. She has to have the last word on everything and has to say something about everything. The niceness of the studio space and the price is what encouraged me to follow through. She doesn't know how to treat people/professionals! I would recommend the space with 5 but would have to take away 2 because of the poor social and poor professional conduct of Pamela! Just be prepared to have an assumptive and combative interaction when dealing with Pamela. Everyone else seemed to be more kind and the facility was what we needed!

I have been to Studio Dionne once. It was around September 2011. I have a Groupon-Now voucher for 1…read moreclass ($8). I would give this place 4.5 stars. Do bring: water, wear contact lenses, ballet shoes. Some people wear leotards + tights, others wear t-shirt+ shorts. Just wear what is comfortable for you. Location: short distance to I-85. Parking is extremely tricky. The parking spaces are limited. Facility: super clean, very well renovated. The classroom I was in was a little crowded. I took the Monday evening ballet basics class and I had no ballet experience at all. The instructor was a man in his 30s or 40s. I loved the class, the atmosphere was warm and the instructor was quite enthusiastic, however he is sometimes a little strict in my opinion. I thought the adult basic class is for adults who had no experience and who practice ballet for fun. Most of the skills he taught were quite basic, that was until 30 minutes before the class ends. At that time, he increased the difficulty level, and I had a hard time to catch up, especially since I am not familiar with the french terminology. He did correct the form for the students. Price: For adults, Single Class Card costs $20 and 10 Class Card costs $150. And I do not think they run any deals except for the Groupon-Now deal (which I believe is for new students only). So this place is quite expensive in my opinion. Compare with Atlanta Ballet, Dance 411 and Gotta dance Atlanta: Atlanta Ballet-Adult open division: Pros: $10 (student price) drop in price for a 90 mins class. The instructor I had was very patient. Cons: None. Dance 411: Pros: Runs a lot of deals. The instructor I had was very patient. Cons: Hard time to find a parking space, I had to park at a nearby Chinese takeout each time. They discontinued the ballet drop in class and the instructor was teaching only kids classes now. Gotta dance Atlanta: Pros: Runs a lot of deals. Cons: I took the explore ballet class, and the instructor was not very experienced and not quite patient. I do not recommend explore ballet class taught by Rikki. Also the facility is not as well renovated as Studio Dionne.