I was able to attend two events at Onyx recently - the Halloween showcase and the Share the Love…read moreEvent. My friend, Shirley, invited me to both (she was an instructor here at one point), but still attends as a student. After showing some of our friends a clip of her performance, we came for our first drop in class. I haven't gotten to do aerial arts in a long time, so I was excited to go! I was surprised my husband wanted to go as well! The studio is located in a warehouse type strip of businesses in the Sandy/Midvale area on the west side of I-15. The space is very spacious and used for performances/events as well (seating tends to be tight during the events, but still so fun to attend). Signing up for classes is pretty simple, and can be done on the MindBody app/website. Classes are pretty affordable compared to other aerial studios (and gyms in general that offer drop in classes). We ended up doing a first time drop in for the Hammocks 1 class. It did take place alongside a Pole and Silks classes. Our instructor, Kortnie (who was subbing) was great! She was so patient with all of us, explained the combos thoroughly, and came around to make sure we were getting everything. We all had a lot of fun. My husband really enjoyed the challenge an wants to come back to try more classes (as do I, as I miss doing aerial classes - it had been quite a few years for me). I also wanted to mention how much I appreciated that the events Onyx puts on also helps to raise money for scholarships for those who have trouble paying their tuition/student fees and/or to future students who could use these arts. What a fun studio! Thank you Onyx team for all you do!

I've been here twice now and it is so great. I was hesitant at first because it's all so new and…read morepole dancing/fitness is so hyper-sexualized, it can be uncomfortable but this place does everything right. Nothing is outside your comfort zone (emotionally speaking), the instructors and fellow classmates are great, the atmosphere is encouraging and not judgmental. Physically, it will be fairly challenging but nothing too scary - even in an entry level class, you will have people with all levels of beginner ability but you don't feel ashamed when you can barely get yourself up off the floor while holding the pole. I definitely didn't get the "huffing and puffing unathletic kid in the gym class" feeling like I have in some other workout classes (spin, I'm looking at you). Be prepared to be sore in the days after your first class. No joke, I walked out of my first class, thrilled with how much I enjoyed it, but a little bummed that I didn't sweat and get a good workout. The day after, I became intimately aware of muscles I didn't know I had since they were all screaming at me every time I moved. I sneezed and it felt like my abdomen was ripping in half. So, if you are like me and hate working out, do a pole class. You will have so much fun, you won't notice just how hard you're working your ass off until you get home. Another thing - ignore the review complaining about how this gym should have been okay with a student being 10 min late. It clearly says in their policies that this is not okay. It's also a 60 min class. Missing ten minutes is kind of a lot and the lessons teach you moves in order. You also need to be warmed up so you don't injure yourself. Being late is not respectful or safe, so please be on time (or don't get mad when there are some consequences to being tardy). Lastly, this place is difficult to find. Remember it's unit 114. There is no sign and the building it's in is a business complex so it feels like you are in the wrong place. Just look for "114" and you will be all set.

Awesome Place. It isnt really by skill level, everyone does their own thing. Needs a bit more…read moreorganization. But the instructors are so helpful.

There's a complete lack of professionalism. The instructor/owner shows up late repeatedly, brings…read moreher toddler son and her daughter and plops them in front of the tv and leaves them to eat their McDonalds breakfast (that's why she was late and why you smell fried food while you work out). Inevitably the baby has a full diaper within the hour- I am not making this up. The scheduling is a mess. I made a reservation and arrived at a locked building. Sure they felt bad when they realized their mistake, and offered a free private lesson, I never took her up on it since the other lessons had included whining, crying, kids, messy diapers, and monologues about her personal life, man troubles, and someone's alcoholic outbursts. True story.

I canceled my child's monthly charge with more than a month notice. It took two messages through…read moreApp and a phone call to get a 'I'll take care of it' message from the owner. Then comes 6/1, they charged us for the month. I called and messaged again then received I'll take care of it' again. It's been 2 weeks and no refund has been made. I had to request a dispute over the wrongful charge. I'd not recommend this establishment over their unprofessionalism. When we signed up, it was with a different owner. The new owner is not responsive, unprofessional and unorganized.

My son is 6 and got his first pc when he was 5. We knew that something like Code Ninja is what he…read morereally needs to take his love for games into the next level. The idea using the black belt to show your kid's progress is super smart and very well thought. We came here for a tour and the place is very organized, basic (in - very good way) and clean. It's really a place catered for kids that think outside the box, from the decor to the paintings and quotes from Einstein. We worked with Emily Clark, very nice and educated lady. Her staff/teachers/mentors are mostly college students. My son loves this place. Period. It's something that he looks forward to. They have a full program and summer camp. I def recommend this even if your kids are not into gaming it is a good start to introduce them to using a pc or learning basic skills. They require kids to be at least 7 years old mainly because they need to be able to read instructions.

Sprained my ankle, and i used their "coolant" wrapped with bandage. Healed my ankle within 2 days!…read moreThis stuff works!

From the owner: We specialize in unique first aid supplies, kits and training. We carry the newest first aid…read moretechnology and also train businesses and families how to properly treat injuries and minimize the need for medical care. We also provide CPR/first aid certifications.

I currently have been going to this school for a year now. I was not feeling good so I asked my…read moresibling to give me the car keys after 1st period. I came all the way from the seminary building so I tired to catch her before she walked into her class. She went inside and I asked the choir teacher.. Mr. North if she was in there. He then said "Well this is her class so she is probably in here". This comment was incredibly rude and all I did was ask him a question politely. I deserve to be treated with respect just as well as the teachers do. This is absolutely ridiculous and unacceptable.

This is probably my favorite steakhouse in town. It's a great place to splurge and spur, and…read moresubmerge. The prime rib is rather bland and tasteless, would not recommend, and the chefs here can be hit and miss for quality. Overall, I would definitely recommend Bingham high school as a great place to get a piece of meat, but the education part is questionable. Then again,it's good considering our national nominee is Betsy DeVos. Bring your own toilet paper, only has 1-ply.

Outdoor buddy is awesome! Super fun people and easy to work with. They were so great with our kids…read moreand gave some excellent pointers throughout the day. We'll be back!

From the owner: Outdoor Buddy is a family owned ski, snowboard, and outdoor companionship company here to enhance…read moreyour experiences in the outdoors.