Reseña Honesta: Los…read moredos maestros varones son fantásticos; realmente logran involucrar a los niños y crean un ambiente de aprendizaje positivo. Hacen lo mejor que pueden con los recursos que tienen, pero estoy segura de que la experiencia sería mucho mejor si renovaran las instalaciones y se enfocaran más en satisfacer las necesidades de cada niño. Sin embargo, hay varios problemas en la academia que necesitan mejoras: * La sala de espera está desordenada, anticuada y con frecuencia llena de mochilas, chaquetas y zapatos, lo que deja poco espacio para que los padres se sienten cómodamente. * Los estudiantes que terminan su clase suelen reunirse en el área de espera para hacer la tarea o conversar, lo cual está bien, pero es injusto para los padres que quieren involucrarse en el desarrollo de sus hijos y observar su clase. Esto dificulta encontrar un asiento o tener una vista clara. * El estudio de danza es antiguo y los padres solo pueden ver a sus hijos a través de una pequeña pantalla dividida en cuatro vistas, lo que dificulta verlos con claridad. Debería haber un área designada con una vista directa para que las familias puedan observar a sus hijos. * Se imparten dos clases al mismo tiempo, con niños mayores en un lado y los más pequeños usando la barra, lo que hace que el espacio se sienta abarrotado y claustrofóbico. Es un espacio muy reducido, y probablemente por eso los padres no se quedan a ver--no pueden ver bien a sus hijos y no hay dónde sentarse. Muchos terminan sentados en las escaleras, y si no llegan temprano, no encuentran asiento disponible. * Las clases no están divididas por edad, lo que genera grupos mixtos donde un niño de 2 años puede estar en la misma clase de principiantes que un niño de 12 años. Aunque todos sean principiantes, la diferencia de edad y nivel de habilidad dificulta que cada estudiante reciba la atención adecuada. La clase de hip-hop para principiantes es un claro ejemplo de este problema. * Los niños que ya tomaron su clase deberían practicar en otro momento. Aquellos que han pagado por su sesión merecen la atención total de los instructores sin distracciones de otros estudiantes que ya han terminado. * La joven que trabaja como secretaria no solo realiza su trabajo, sino que también cuida a otros niños que corren y juegan, lo cual es injusto para ella y crea distracciones innecesarias. * A veces hay niños detrás del mostrador de recepción, donde hay información confidencial accesible, lo que representa una preocupación seria. * No hay estacionamiento, y aunque entiendo que es una zona concurrida, después del estrés de encontrar un lugar para estacionar, ni siquiera puedes sentarte cómodamente a ver a tu hijo. Aunque los instructores son excelentes, definitivamente recomiendo probar otros estudios de danza antes de tomar una decisión--¡yo lo hice!

I enrolled my daughter for ballet after hearing great things about this school…read more Yolanda has been running this dance academy for over 30 years and is one of the best in the area.They have won tons of trophies at competitions.My daughter loved her first day and the teacher Marianna was really sweet. Their tutu outfits with leotards are too cute..and its fun watching all the lil girls trying to match their steps. I will review this place again once she has completed a term

Not only does this dance studio teach dance classes but they also offer choreography for…read morequinceanera's and sweet sixteens. The staff is great and they show how much they truly care about their students. They make all their students feel included by having them participate in events and everyone really feels like they're part of a family. Would highly recommend this dance studio.

Oneidas dance studio is the best place to take your child to learn to dance . I took my sister here…read moreand they were very friendly and gentle with her from the beginning and I'm 100% sure they will be the same when she is more advanced in her classes This is one of the best dance studios in north Bergen in my opinion So far. Highly recommend them. Not very pricey. And the teachers there are great.

Amazing experience, the studio was gorgeous and the staff was so kind. I loved the teachers and…read morestyle of dance, highly recommend!

OMG where do I start? Well to start off, Alexis is the best in the business on dance and she has a…read moregreat soul in and out....as I know her personally, she has come a long way...she is a power woman and a great woman...her soul is on fire for her passion in the industry and she always and I mean always gets repeat business because she is that great! She loves her students and her students love her....she helps in building one's confidence level in dance and entertainment. Not only is she a beautiful woman, but she has a great personality and she brings so much positive energy in her whereever she goes. She is the perfect example of #womanempowerment, #womeninbusiness, #bosslady I simply adore her for her awesome character, her loving heart and care for the people around her and she has an addictive smile. "Alexis you are the best mi amor"

I just took my first salsa class here at Dance on 2. I did the Beginner 1 combo. Can I please say I…read moreloved it?! I'm a person who usually can't dance, don't dance, and have two left feet. First, the class is divided by gender, Jai Catalano taught the guys and Dayana Martinez led the girls. We learn the basics, footwork, turning, and so forth. Then after a five minute break, we partnered up. I was so nervous about partnering with someone, because I kept on messing up on my footwork in the beginning of the class. I absolutely did not have confidence in myself. I thought " Great! First class, already fallen behind. If I can't keep up with the basics then how can I dance with another person?" I went up to Jai and Dayana about it. They told me it was normal to feel this way, and that there were a few other first timers there as well. Most of the people in the class have been attending for a few weeks now, but they started out the same way. They both believed I could do it. There is such a huge difference between copying what the instructor is doing vs. dancing with a partner and having someone lead you. This review might sound naive, but it's because I've never had to dance with anyone before. What I really appreciated was that when I was having a difficulty with something or they noticed a wrong footing, they were quick to teach me side by side. I also loved how by dancing with someone, we were learning from each other and getting it through together. After an hour into the class, subconsciously it was like my feet knew what to do next. I wasn't looking down anymore, but actually looking at my partners' faces. One of them was even surprised to find out this was my first time! Under Jai and Dayana's guidance and instructions, we even got a little intricate too with all these turn patterns, and we were all getting better and better with each repetition. I totally recommend learning how to salsa at Dance on 2. It was such a comfortable atmosphere based on learning and having fun. Can't wait to go next week!

Dance on 2 is run and organized by Melanie Torres, the daughter of Eddie Torres the Mambo King…read morehimself. Here she teaches, along with her dance co-instructors, salsa including shines, partnerwork and advance styling, etc... She runs a number of classes at different levels starting at absolute beginner up to very advanced so there is definitely something you can get out of one of her classes. You'd be surprised how much you can accomplish in one hour as I've seen plenty of two-left feet beginners come in and leave after a class with confidence and a few good moves for the dance floor. Be aware though that these classes are challenging and that you should be reasonably fit, at least fit enough to do an hour long aerobics class. Plus, bring a bottle of water and a notebook because you'll cover so many different moves and combinations that you're bound to forget a few things. So, if you've ever watched someone salsa and thought to yourself that you would really love to do that then come take a class with Melanie, its not expensive, nobody is judgmental and you'd be surprised to see what you can learn in a short period of time.

Foxy is one of the best pole training studios around. The technique classes are set up to allow you…read moreto work on your own goals while still maintaining a group atmosphere. Everyone is super supportive! With time and dedication, you can really pick up some amazing skills.

Came here for the first time and got the monthly pass without one try. It was super exciting and…read moreexhilarating. The instructor, Ashley, is great. She is very upbeat and gets you motivated to try harder things. Ashley works with you and determines where your best fit and works with your weaknesses and strengths. Her spunk, energy, and overall fun has been moving to keep poling. If you're a little skeptical in trying poling, don't be. You'll never want to go to another dance class again. You will get so fit and tone with Ashley's classes. I was sore the next day but it felt great.

I can't say enough good things about KS Bachata Sensual! This was the very first dance community I…read morejoined when I started my bachata journey in NYC back in 2023, and it completely set the tone for my experience. From day one, Kasia and Steven made the space feel incredibly welcoming. You're not just another student in a packed class as they genuinely care about your growth, both as a dancer and as part of the community. Their teaching style is thoughtful and grounded in strong technique, which helped me build confidence and improve faster than I expected. I've especially learned a ton from taking private lessons with Kasia. She's super detail-oriented, patient, and gives you feedback that's easy to apply but still pushes you to grow. Whether you're brand new to bachata or looking to refine your skills, this is hands down one of the best places in the city to train, connect, and just enjoy the process. Highly recommend!

I have been traveling from Philly about four times a week (2 hours each way) to take classes with…read moreKasia and Steven at KS Sensual Bachata. After about four weeks, the improvement I've experienced is nothing short of extraordinary. As an experienced Salsa dancer, I can attest to so many synergies when you train with Kasia and Steven. Not only do they provide personalized and nuanced feedback to students in real time, but also do so in a very tactful and engaging way; that approach fosters a fun, relaxed, respectful and positive atmosphere across the entire studio, during classes and socials alike. Equally as important, Steven and Kasia bring a phenomenal wealth of Sensual Bachata experience and training -- the magic that brings it all together! If you are starting your Sensual Bachata journey anywhere close to New York City, I cannot recommend KS Sensual Bachata enough!

Great pre-beginners class! Mario is thorough, patient, and professional. Come ready to learn not…read morejust only exercise.

I've been at Salsa Fever on 2 for a Year and a half. Mario is an incredible teacher, he really…read moreloves what he does and wants us to succeed. I'm so lucky to have found such a wonderful community of people. I've grown a lot in more ways than just dance because they've encouraged me to take up so much space. We go to socials as a group a lot but one night when everyone had plans I decided to go out alone. And I thought to myself, timing and musicality has to be one of the best gifts I've ever been given. I can hold my own in any salsa room any where in the world all by myself and that felt and still feels like a super power. Thank you Mario B

I've been a student here for a few months. It's been one of my most instructive dance experiences…read more The dance directors really take the time to go over steps in detail until you're comfortable and ready to move on. Can't say enough good things about the safe and welcoming atmosphere they create.

I don't live in NYC but I went to one of their monthly socials when I was in the city..and it was…read morethe best dance night of my LIFE! Everyone was so nice and friendly and so many amazing dancers! I barely sat on the side at all; even thought I was a new face all the guys were asking me to dance, some at a lower level, some the same, some at a much higher level than me. I didn't care for NYC much before this..but gotta make my way back to the east coast for some AMAZING dancing. Thanks Baila Society! Note: At the social there's a pattern of 4 songs of salsa, one song of chacha, nothing else fyi. All the songs were good, no super fast song where you die dancing, and no super slow awkward songs