I am strong. (muscles up) I am brave. (hands on hips)…read moreI can do this. (thumbs up) IYKYK Currently on a subscription and at least 10 visits under our belt (a green shirt to prove it). We're at a strong 4/5 here and would recommend to any families that need to challenger their kid to be more OK with social settings and activities before they get into school and overwhelmed with the social pressure. I'd say my rating is more about the experience with certain staff over others more than anything. So, let's get into it. Generally the place looks tremendously clean (bathrooms too), with plenty of seating for observers - a little tight though as kids are coming in and out between sessions. The staff to greet you in is usually on point for friendliness and directing to the right spots - most of the time I perceive it's a manager or someone in supervision. Our son is Level3 ASD and has his own series of challenges. For the most part the instructors he had at the start were super understanding of him - even trying at times to help and other times to leave him be (and understood why he needed space). Our current ones? Maybe not so much...you can always tell when people are annoyed and if you think the children don't see it then you are dead wrong. That aside, I am tremendously grateful that at times they let 2 of us be with our son, especially when he's having issues. At the "little gym" down the road for example we were scolded openly about rules and "only 1 inside" before we could explain anything. Needless to say we cancelled it there. Room for improvement? At times I think the curriculum is too challenging for walking to 2 years old - examples are trying to do burpees and tug of war...if I didn't compromise other kids privacy I'd record it to show how uneventful it is due to them just simply being too little. My feedback is, try to adjust the curriculum to make more sense for the littles. For bigger kids I'm sure it's a blast.

We hosted our daughter's 5th birthday at KS Knoxville and I cannot say enough about how amazing the…read morestaff was. Coach Ace was constantly checking on us, and our party coaches (Bailee and Valeria) were so fun and professional. They made sure every single kid was included and having a great time. 10/10 recommend this place for a stress free and amazing birthday experience!!!!

My daughter attended a birthday party at Soccer Land. The coach, Vincent, was excellent. He is able…read moreto teach important soccer skills (ball control, speed, body control, etc.) in a way that it is actually fun! She didn't enjoy soccer when she played on a team last year, but had a great time at Soccer Land. It is set up with lots of different fun stations that kids love!

Have been a few times with my kiddo and for him (at almost 3) its a little overwhelming but quite…read morefun in the parts he likes. I'm glad for such a large play area for littles to climb and slide - and large enough for me to stay with him as needed. We've not tried any food or anything, sorry - next time!

It seems like this trampoline has had several different brands and owners over the years. As of…read more2024, it is Sky Zone, and we had a wonderful experience. It is very pricey $28+ per kid for under 2 hours of play. We opted for a membership, which is no contract and includes the required no-skid socks. This park was well-maintained and clean with workers roaming and assisting guests. My kiddos loved the numerous foam pits, the swing, and the slide. They even have foam basketball courts(was hard to locate balls), normal trampoline spots and a playground area for the toddlers and littles. We ended up canceling our membership because we simply live too far to make almost $90 for three kids worth it. It was somewhat challenging to find the membership area on their website and you have to request cancellation with no immediate confirmation that it goes through/is approved. We weren't notified of the successful cancellation until the day that our monthly membership would have been charged on our credit card the following month. Wish there were a slightly easier and more streamlined cancellation process, but that's likely an intentional challenge?

Don't go to this studio unless you want to be traumatized…read more The instructor was late to class, had no waivers available to sign (wasn't prepared), both of which I could have easily overlooked but one of the instructors actually cursed at me, knowing this was my first ever pole class. To provide context, I was attempting a hold I have never done and was doing it incorrectly (surprise!). Both instructors kept snipping at me sternly "you're going too fast" which I was. But I didn't know how to NOT go to fast. In desperation I asked -- how do I slow down? They attempted to help me and break it down but after one of the instructors said "you're just going too fucking fast" I broke. I'm not good with certain tones, it can be very triggering for me and I instantly had to focus on holding back tears. I ended up walking out of the class. It's obvious neither instructors have the experience to cater their knowledge to each participants specific levels and skills sets in a kind and conscientious way.

I have taken three classes so far. After my first class I was a little unsure if id return, as the…read moreinstructor was very aggressive and it felt kinda like learning from a football coach or something. Im pretty soft spoken and im on the spectrum so im not a fan of that kind of vibe. I also have experience and can do many tricks, but bc i was so nervous i kept messing up and couldnt even do the basics, so i didnt end up enjoying the class at all. However, I returned later, booked a different instructor, and tried again. I ended up really enjoying it and feeling much better....The second time around i found a better fit with the instructor and class level. I think overall if you dont have a good experience, id say at least try once or twice with a different instructor. ***My only real complaint after these couple of classes is the mirrors around the studio.*** There are like 300 mirrors (antique looking) which is a cool aesthetic. HOWEVER, 97% of them have thick frames, aren't aligned with the poles, and dont give you a view of yourself from the pole or the ground. So youre basically learning blind, which for me is VERY difficult. Theres only about 2-3 poles with a really good view and they're right in front next to the front door. So if the class ends up being fully booked, most people end up not having a good view or mirror. Wish they would switch to having full length mirrors down the whole wall like most other studios do.

2 1/2 years ago I walked into one of their Friday night dance classes alone and had a great time. I…read morestayed for the social dancing even though I didn't yet know how to dance and everyone was friendly and welcoming. It quickly became my new hobby and 7 months ago I entered my very first ballroom dance competition. Kris gave me the skills and confidence to do so well at competition that I even placed first in some categories. I couldn't have been more proud. If you've always wanted to learn to dance, just get out of your comfort zone and give it a shot.

My husband and I were very pleased with our lessons at Let's Dance. Our instructor Steven was so…read morekind, patient and personable. We just retired and moved to Maryville. We had only ever danced twice (as in two songs) since we met 30 years ago. So we are complete beginners, and my husband has always had a "fear" of dancing. : ) I'm happy to say Steven made our lessons painless, even fun. And he went at just the right pace, with plenty of repetition and review. Now my husband and I will be able to dance on our upcoming cruise, and hopefully at some other gatherings, as well. Thank you, Let's Dance!

We took lessons for several months and enjoyed them. We paused our classes for a vacation and then…read moresome other very private things happened in our lives and we Could no longer attend. We spoke with our instructor several months later (but we were on hold) and relayed our wishes to discontinue and receve a refund for our remaining lessons. We were told NO that to much time had passed. I messaged one of the owners Beth and she didn't even have the courtesy to acknowledge my message with a response. I know she read it because it showed as read! When they're trying to sell you a package they will say it's all totally refundable, "we don't want anyone here that doesn't want to be here" direct quote from Beth. Well evidently they do because they have refused to refund us for more than half the lessons we paid for. I'm not talking about a couple hundred dollars either. The lessons are very pricy over $2k. We were told to try and sell the lessons ourselves. Who could we possibly sell them to? Couldn't they sell them to the next couple in line for Bronze classes? That being another reason we couldn't enjoy taking weekly lessons, we were constantly being nagged to bring people in. It kinda takes the fun out of it when you have a someone who is constantly nagging you to nag your friends. Anyway long story short be very cautious when giving them your money. Make sure you're committed to months of lessons because you'll never see your money again!!!

Fantastic small business! We have had such a great experience with Master Booe. The business is ran…read morevery well, it's a great value, and the instruction is top notch. The instructors have mastered a perfect blend of silly and serious to keep kids engaged while also teaching discipline. I couldn't be happier with this business and recommend it to everyone with little kids. Thanks for working so hard to serve our community. My family and I appreciate you!

This is a well-ran family business that teaches values such as patience, respect, and caring for…read moreyourself and others. These lessons are just as important to them as the martial arts themselves. Both Master and Sensei Booe are great with engaging the kids. I love their teaching style.

My wife and I have been married 43 years and one of the things we enjoy doing together is dance…read more Now that we're retired, we have more time on our hands so we started dance lessons again. Think College Course DANCING 101.2 Lizza Jackson is our dance instructor. She has a Theatre and Dance BFA from the University of Arizona. She is the most patient and intuitive dance instructor we have had. She has a lesson plan each day. She listens to us and guides us through steps that are unfamiliar. She constantly praises us for our advancement and challenges us with new moves. She is witty and has a way of finding fun in everything she does. We can't say enough good about her and her passionate approach to the thing she loves best --- dancing. The facility is great and has a spring-loaded dance floor. Several dance instructors call this their home and every kind of dance imaginable is taught here. Once or twice a month they have themed group parties, usually with dance demonstrations by more experienced dancers. It is a large facility that is airy and very comfortable. COVID practices are in place and adhered to. There is plenty of free parking on site. Lizza has been dancing since she was a little girl and knows every kind of dance one would care to from ballet, to ballroom to country western. She is the real deal. Her rates are affordable, her schedule is highly flexible and she accepts new students with unbridled enthusiasm. So what are you waiting for? If you want to slip on your ballet slippers, cut the rug with a ballroom whirl, or giddy-up and git ready for a country hoedown, she is the one you should call. You can reach her on her business line: 865.556.1443. You'll be glad you did!