My daughter has been dancing there for 8 years and 5 of the years on the competition team. She…read moreloves being at the studio, it's like her second home. The teachers are great! We love Mrs Charity!

TNT offers competition level, as well as, recreational classes for several age groups. It's…read morelocation can't be beat, it's an easy drive from Mayflower and surrounding areas. My daughter has enjoyed multiple classes offered here; Hip hop, jazz, tap, clogging, just to name a few. Charity, the owner, is very involved and great. Amity, in the office, is always available to answer questions or emails. Don't drive to little rock before checking out Tutu's in Maumelle.

I want to begin by saying that I am a long-time Pure Barre client and a genuine supporter of the…read morebrand in general. I maintain a monthly membership at my home studio and make it a point to visit other locations when I travel. In almost every city, I've experienced the integrity, kindness, and professionalism that have made Pure Barre a community I truly value. That's why my experience with the Little Rock studio was so jarring and stayed with me. Because of my ADHD and the way I travel, at one point I mistakenly signed up for pure barre monthly memberships in several cities where I don't live (Austin, Oklahoma City, Santa Monica, New York City, Boulder). Every other studio responded with understanding and integrity, immediately correcting the mistake and, in some cases, showing me firsthand how simple it was not to keep charging a client who clearly didn't reside there. But in Little Rock, the owner, unlike the thoughtful women who run the other studios, insisted on continuing to charge me. This was not just a clerical oversight. It was dishonest and exploitative. When a business chooses profit over basic decency, the breach lingers. And this one has. I continue to value Pure Barre as a company and community, but Little Rock stands out as a troubling exception. Allowing such practices to continue damages the brand as a whole.

This is the second time my mother received inadequate and substandard care. This time she did not…read moresurvive their terrible care. There is a lack of knowledge, skill, urgency, and caring in this institution.

Searching for an Irish school of dance for several children... Read on their website that they…read morerequire masks which I feel is entirely inappropriate. Forcing a child to use a mask especially during a high exercise dance is both abuse and unhealthy on so many different levels. If this practice is in response to Covid, it has always been proven ineffective and especially these days which there is such low exposure anyway, it is entirely a useless practice. Very unfortunate for them to have adapted this practice and continuing to push it.

I couldn't ask for a better environment for my son! Miss Mary Rose is an excellent instructor and…read moresets realistic expectations for her students. She has helped shape my son into a wonderful budding dancer. The studio has a real sense of community and I've had the opportunity to make great friends with the other parents, too. We cheer on each others' children and there's no cattiness or negative competition. I'm so thankful for the opportunity to send my son to a dance school that is equal parts challenging and uplifting.

Update: Three years into the program, grandson has gone from 0 pushups to 53. He's become stronger…read moreand healthier, but it's not just about physical strength. The philosophy taught at Unity has made him better in every way, shaping his growth into adulthood. He can't wait to go to class and loves the different camps offered. I wish every child could have this experience.

Still a great place to train and a great community of families…read more Not only is there martial arts training (Cuong Nhu, a Vietnamese martial art), but also tai chi, kickboxing, Iyengar Yoga and now Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for both adults and kids with day and evening classes. The community that has been built at Unity is wonderful. It is such a positive environment for children and many of the kids that started as young children and trained through their teenage years are wonderful young adults by the time they graduate from high school and go on to be successful adults. There is some great character development that goes on in the dojo for these young people. I would definitely recommend if you are looking for a place for your child to train or even yourself.