My 14 year old daughter grew up at MEGA. She started in regular classes at age 4 and then at 11…read moremade the commitment to join the Junior Olympics (JO) Team. She loves gymnastics because she loves being a part of the MEGA gym. She learned so many important life lessons through her experience. Cassie, the owner, has created a special environment for all kinds of gymnasts. She is a wonderful leader and instructor.

My daughter had private lessons with Cassie during our short visit and she was wonderful and…read moreexceeded our expectations. !! I feel so lucky to have been guided to MEGA and even more lucky to have connected with Cassie. Thank you so much for all you did for my daughter!

I take the 2yo child I nanny to tumble spot--we drive over from the city and it is WELL WORTH IT…read more Unquestionably! She adores coach KT and yells in delight about how "gets to go to gymnastics!!!" every Wednesday morning. Her 5yo sister loves it too-especially open gym.

My 5yo daughter absolutely loves gymnastics with coach KT, she would go every day if she could!…read moreCoach KT manages the perfect balance of creating a fun environment with room for creativity while also maintaining the boundaries that kids need. I'm so glad we found TumbleSpot!

My daughter, like so many students at this dojang, are young and hard to wrangle. My daughter is 5…read moreand has been attending for approximately 1.5 years. Outside of class, Master O creates a community out of her dojang and her students are at the heart of everything she does. She has organized movie nights at the dojang and coordinated group nights to watch the local baseball team, the Pacifics. Inside of class, she brings a level of magic that I would've never expected from a martial arts instructor - she is disciplined and firm with her expectations, and yet she is so capable of bringing giggles and laughter to class. This is such huge support for our family, supporting our daughter, instilling discipline, resilience, and a goal-oriented mindset. My daughter has overcome many challenges and accomplished so much under the guidance of Master O. I highly recommend Paresh.

Master Ohlson is patient, knowledgeable, and makes learning fun!! My two kids are always excited…read moreto go to class to see her and their friends. The Tiny Tigers class is totally age appropriate for the 3-4 year old crew who needs train breaks and sometimes a hug mid-class. And the next level up, the Dragons, is super well modified for each student to feel success- those with 1 stripe & those on their 3rd+ belt all work together to create a super supportive environment of learning and fun!

I followed my former kickboxing trainer, Levon, to this place where I do privates with him here…read morenow. It's a small quaint gym located in an easy to find area with always ample parking (street and behind building). It's clean, organized, and has plenty of equipment. This review is only attestation of the lessons received by Levon, I don't do classes here. I believe I started training with him back in 2015 or so, with a little break here and there. Last I trained with him was maybe back in 2021 (?) so I've really been out of commission since then. My first session back was yesterday and here I thought I'd have an easy one - but he brought me perfectly to my max without overdoing it. He pushed me again and went at another session this morning - perfect workout. He seemed to remember where we left off but also making sure I didn't over do it but yet read my breathing and gave me the needed breaks. This gym is nice and a perfect size for small classes, it's also kind of nice that it's not packed with people and an audience.

Golden State Athletic Club has been an absolute game changer for my entire family! My 9-year-old…read moreson has been training here for nearly 2.5 years, and his confidence and discipline have grown tremendously. My 16-year-old daughter not only trains here but also helps teach the kids class, giving her valuable leadership experience as she prepares for college. Even my youngest, who is 4, has been thriving in the Little Ninja class for the past few months. I've personally been training here for 2years, and the results have been incredible. I've lost 30lbs and feel stronger and healthier than ever. Beyond the physical benefits, the mental growth and focus this gym instills in both kids and adults are invaluable. My middle son, in particular, has greatly improved his focus thanks to the structured and engaging training. The coaches are phenomenal they are dedicated, knowledgeable, and passionate about their craft. They create a welcoming, supportive, and motivating environment for people of all ages and skill levels. The sense of community here is unmatched. The gym is second family to my family. If you're looking for an amazing MMA gym that builds confidence, discipline, and strength while fostering an amazing atmosphere, Golden State Athletic Club is the place to be!

Great people, coaches are very helpful and love crossfit... Lots of gymnastic options for the…read morekids... Parcour... If you love crossfit, this is the place in Marin

Come. Try it out. Have fun. Get stronger. CrossFit Marin has morning, afternoon and evening classes…read moreto suit any schedule, and there are plenty of concurrent classes so that parents with kids of any age can work out at the same time. It's the best gig in town. Our first experience with CrossFit Marin was at their weekly Sunday afternoon classes at Town Park in Corte Madera. We saw a couple of athletic guys setting up a tumbling and gymnastics course next to the playground, and signed our two boys (3 and 5) up for a drop-in gymnastics class. The boys had fun, learned some new moves, and worked off a Sunday-morning-worth of energy. Andres de la Rosa and Roger Harrell told us about their program and invited us to check out their gym over at Tamal Plaza. A couple of weeks later, I signed the boys up for gymnastics once a week. While I watched those first few classes, it quickly became clear that the CrossFit Marin team are patient, talented and positive teachers for both the littlest tumblers (whose attention often wanders) and those kids who have had more experience (who may need more focus and harder challenges). And as we spent more time at the gym, I saw how our boys' natural flexibility and strength were being enhanced by balance work, skill training and fun games during class. The prices are very reasonable, so we quickly went from once a week to twice a week for the boys, and I started chatting with the trainers (thanks, Bill!) about their adult CrossFit program. Now comes the personal part: I have a lousy body image. I was a plump unathletic little kid, and as an adult have always been more inclined to play Scrabble than racquetball, if you get my meaning. So it took a couple of weeks of watching at the gym before I was willing to open myself up to trying an adult CrossFit class. And you know what? It turns out I'm *great* at it! Sure, I can't really do many pushups yet, and I can't yet do a chinup, but for the first time I can actually see myself getting there one day. I'm learning ways to work toward those goals. I'm getting stronger every week. The focus at CrossFit Marin is on strength and overall conditioning, so the workouts are really varied -- we've done skill work on everything from deadlifts and pullups to juggling and balance beam, so I feel like I'm always making progress. They can scale a workout for any skill level. Can't do a pullup? Keep one foot supported! Can do 50 pullups? Wear a weight vest! They can even work around past injuries so that you can come to the gym even if you have, say, a bad back or a chronic knee condition. If you think you're strong, you'll get stronger, and if you think you aren't fit, you'll discover strengths you didn't know you had. There is always something new to work toward, and they welcome whatever you bring to the table (or the floor in this case). Bottom line? I am working harder and feeling better about myself than I have in years, and I can do it at the same time as the kids are doing their classes. So they see me being active, and they're well-cared-for and busy while I'm focusing on my own health and well-being. Roger, Andres and the rest of the CrossFit Marin team are talented, open-minded, positive and committed to teaching all ages and skill levels. Their gym promotes community, hard work and good habits, but without the posturing or 'sales' mentality of some other local facilities. They love what they do -- helping people to grow stronger and more physically confident -- and it shows.

JCC incorporates fun with a positive experience for a Jewish child. The kids sing, dance, laugh,…read morehave Shabbat, overnights (optional), swim, play outside, play inside...What more can you ask for from Camp? Swim lessons included and a REAL Summer with warm weather. Many of the counselors have been there since they were campers, and that says it all! ** UPDATE: Both of my children have gone there for several years now. I always get thrown off by all of the choices we, as parents, face every year with various summer options. Once again, I am so glad I've resisted every year and sent the kids to Camp Kehillah. The staff is very consistent (still), the days are filled with amazing activities and the program varies for the older kids (offering lots of field trips and age appropriate games).While I love the Jewish aspect, our neighbor has gone who is not Jewish and they also love it feeling it's more community oriented than religious. Overall, an amazing experience.

This was our two kids second summer at Camp Kehillah. And another successful one…read more Some highlights were swimming everyday, the counselors (terrific and really tuned into the kids), and day trips (always the best part of the week to fun destinations like ice skating and Ripley's Believe it or Not...). Tracy is in charge and she always makes me feel like my kids are in wonderful hands. We will be back!

My 10 year-old has been at Splitz for about 10 years and it has been such a life-changing…read moreexperience. She has learned so much about dance and performing. She is so strong and confident from her time at Splitz!

Wonderful dance Academy, my daughter has been there for the last three years and she loves it!…read moreDon't hesitate to send your kids.

My​ daughter has danced at Marin Ballet for the last six years, starting in the first grade at the…read morepre-ballet level, and I simply cannot say enough positive things about our experience. The classical ballet training, highly qualified teachers, beautiful facility​ ​and studios, the magical Christmastime​ Nutcracker performance, and the entire Marin Ballet community all make this place so unique​ and have inspired a love of dance in my daughter that is just beautiful to see. I had no idea when we started here 6 years ago that Marin Ballet would become such an integral part of our lives, but I am thrilled that it has and we're lucky for it.

I was one of the older students in the open division adult classes for the last 2 years or so. I…read morehad never taken ballet at an early age so while I lacked the proper body training and preparation and attempted to start ballet at age 60 (15 years ago) I nonetheless had redeeming qualities, that being grace and good musicality and sometimes good form in certain movements. I could keep up with the speed pretty well, am fairly intelligent and enjoyed the rigorousness of the classes and the excellent teaching, as hard as it was for me at times to "keep up" because of my aging memory. At one point, 2 other women in my class (at least 50+ years of age) ganged together to bully and intimidate me because I wasn't dancing "in form" across the floor. One of them accused me of never having been in a performance before, and she was wrong--I performed at the College of Marin Dance Concerts as a student there. They had no right to gang up on me like that, and the teacher had never said anything about it. I was insulted and angry. I took the matter up in a private meeting with the teacher and executive director of Marin Ballet. I didn't expect much results but at least the offending party stopped going to that class for awhile. The bad news is, the instructor became suddenly very unfriendly towards me afterwards like he was angry at me for "rocking the boat" or something. I was very sad about that, and took classes until the end of my 20-class card that I purchased earlier and then left for good. When I told the office manager that I wasn't coming back and why, basically all she said was "have a nice day". In my book, there is absolutely no excuse why anyone should be bullied in a dance class, especially an older person. We should all feel welcome in dance classes, and I certainly never had this problem in any other dance classes I attended at other Marin dance studios and College of Marin. In fact, I was often complimented by the teachers. So I think the students that bullied me were completely out of line, and I had no support around that. I'm surprised that Marin Ballet wasn't more understanding around this issue, even though I know it does happen more on the professional level. But we were not all professionals in that class!