Amazing people! Everyone is warm, welcoming, friendly, and knowledgeable. I've had Jeremy,…read moreMelissa, and Guillermo as instructors and all are incredibly kind and helpful. I'd never danced before starting classes a little over a year ago and somehow they've taught me how to not step on me or them and have a fantastic time in the meantime. Add in their community and charity work...these are people you definitely want to know! If you've ever even considered learning to dance...what are you waiting for?!?!

**** Review 126 ****…read more Are you wanting to turn your two left feet into beat killing machines, maybe just dusting off some rust, or looking to spice up your life. Then come in and take swing at it. The studio is two floors, with large dance areas, great sound systems and mirrors on once side of the walls to help you perfect your moves. The instructors are super nice, friendly, and very passionate about dancing. So you're in great hands. Classes are around 45 minutes, they offer everything from beginner to competition classes, you can also chose from private or group classes, which means fun for everyone. So take the lead and learn a new hobby, plus you'll definitely shed some lbs after each class.

For the true outdoorsmen. The club has the lodge house surrounded with skeet, trap, 5-stand…read moreranges. The sporting clay range places 13 stands along a trail that winds through the woods. There is a gun range and a pond for the anglers in the crowd. I'm sure there's more that I haven found. Located just about 5 minutes from Middletown. Worth checking out.

it's a great place the only thing is makes it bad is the old guys that bicker you every 10 seconds…read moreabout how your not playing right, it's like an old guy in golf judging your swing

Great PATH certified therapeutic riding facility. Beautiful farm in Spring Valley. Wonderful staff…read morethat are so incredibly helpful. Horses are saints. Highly recommend!!

The services here are exceptional!…read more We take advantage of the 8 week courses they offer. The respect that my child is gaining from there determination and patience is fantastic! I feel the riding she is getting (special needs) is so beneficial for her physical abilities. The volunteers have all been great. The structure is on point as well. If you are looking for riding for yourself, your little ones, teens, and special needs you should come here. They also offer possible financial assistance if needed, just make sure you get your paperwork in on time!

I'm embarrassed to say I've been back in the Dayton area for two years and just now found Jim at…read moreHigh Roller. He was very highly recommended by a member of my Sunday night league and a longtime High Roller customer. I found Jim extremely professional and knowledgeable, and willing to take the time to lead me in the right direction regarding ball performance, selection, and layout. Additionally, his availability and hours of operation and website (cheapbowlingballs.com) is what sets him apart. Worth the trip.

I love this place! The owner is super knowledgeable on all aspects of bowling and is a top…read moreprofessional. After being a semi-pro myself and not bowling for 15yrs, I had a TON of questions on the latest and greatest stuff. He stayed over an hour after the shop closed on Dec 23rd, right before Christmas. I had him drill up 4 new balls for myself and family and even after staying so late for me he still took the time to ensure everything was 100% perfect. Lastly, I was interested in buying something and he was the first to tell me NOT to buy it. He is not there just to make a sale, he wants you to have the best equipment for you. He won't just sell crap to make a sale and that says a LOT about the reason someone is in business to begin with. Love this place and going back today for more family members!!

My 4 year old granddaughter loves this place! There is so much talent here! The girls have fun! The…read moreinstructors are awesome patient and encouraging!!

My daughter has been going to CGA now for a year. What I love most is this academy's owner coached…read moregirls who were part of the Olympics years ago. I also love how they have competition teams. The gym is huge and has tons of space. You can see all the girls working on different techniques (I.e. tumble, bars, balance beams, etc).The ages range from 2 year-olds to high school. I really enjoy watching my daughter do the activities and grow as the year has past. My only complaint is they do the same thing over and over for the entire year. It's the same obstacle courses and activities. I know for younger kids they have to do it over and over. However, I feel things can be different and they can incorporate different activities and not the same exact courses and plan every single week. My daughter started at 2 years old and went for 30 minutes one day a week, four times a month. We originally had her in twice a week but we were always missing one of the days so we took her out. She now goes for 45 minutes a session one day a week, four times a month. She is now 3 years old (about to turn 4), and they are doing the exact same thing they did in the first year. However, now 15 additional minutes are added on for them to jump on this long trampoline and do rolls. At times I feel my daughter gets bored and I notice her wondering off and not paying attention. I like CGA and feel they have potential but I don't like that for younger kids it doesn't seem like they do anything different and it's the same thing over and over. I'm getting bored watching them at times. I'm going to keep my daughter in gym and inquire when things will begin to progress. I certainly know it can be a good school as I've seen the mid and older girls do well. I've also talked to other parents who said there daughters have been going since they were young so I know it will pay off. It's just a slow start.

I am in town for a couple months from NV. Originally, I wasn't planning on training since I have a…read morerigorous academic schedule with both my military and civilian careers while being here. However, I changed my mind when some of the girls I worked with expressed interest in training. This was the closest place. I did call at first and didn't receive a call back like a previous review. However, knowing that most gym owners do everything at their gym like teaching, cleaning, scheduling, front desk, and even possibly working a full-time job in addition to running a gym, etc. I didn't take this personal... I looked at the time... saw it was class time and sent an email to the gym. I did receive an email back! Chris asked me if I ever trained. I told him yes but I'm probably going to only do no-gi because I didn't plan to train while I was here initially and didn't bring my stuff. He said told me it was no problem and he had a bunch of loaner gis that I was welcome to use. Chris is really down to earth and welcoming as well as all his students! The vibe is great at this gym. I've been training for over 9 years and I really appreciate when a gym welcomes guests as their own and has that family feel right when you come in! Come try them out if you are in town!

I did initially have trouble finding it, but it's right next door to the liquor store, that was my…read moreonly issue, otherwise-- This was a fantastic gym to train at! I was here short term for military training and education but had a great time training with the team here. Everyone was welcoming and encouraging. I had been out of training for over a year, and this was my first time coming back, since I had some free time while I was here. I was coached and welcomed as one of the team without a second thought. It is clear the culture they have here is intentional and supportive. I recommend anyone in the area train here.

I truly cannot recommend Sunny Sugarcreek Stables enough…read more Finding the right place for your horse is one of the most vulnerable decisions you can make as an owner. You are trusting people with an animal you love like family, and after everything Mimi and I had been through, peace and safety mattered more to me than anything. Since bringing Mimi here, I have watched her completely transform. She has softened. She rests deeply. She rolls in the pasture, frolics, naps in the sun, and settles more every single day. One of the things that struck me most when arriving here was seeing horses peacefully sleeping in the fields and stalls. Horses do not fully rest in environments where they feel unsafe, stressed, or uncared for. That alone spoke volumes to me. The facility is peaceful, clean, and constantly being improved. The staff has been kind, patient, welcoming, and genuinely caring not only toward the horses, but toward the people attached to them too. There is a calmness here that is hard to explain unless you experience it yourself. What I think people also need to remember is that horses are incredibly fragile animals. Even in the best barns, with the best owners, trainers, and veterinary care, heartbreaking things can still happen. Losses in the horse world are devastating, but reducing complex situations into vague online accusations without context is unfair and honestly incredibly damaging to people who are trying their hardest every single day. What matters to me is character, and these people showed theirs long before I ever boarded here. When I needed help getting Mimi out of an extremely difficult situation, they stepped in without hesitation when multiple haulers would not even go near my previous barn. They did not have to help me, but they did. That kindness, compassion, and willingness to help during one of the most stressful moments of my life is something I will never forget. The horse world already has enough cruelty, ego, and division in it. We do not need to destroy good people through gossip and social media whispers simply because tragedy exists in a world where tragedy unfortunately can happen. I can only speak from my own experience, and my experience has been one filled with support, compassion, transparency, and genuine care for the horses. Mimi is flourishing here, and that means more to me than internet noise ever will.

BEWARE: UNSAFE HORSE BOARDING Sunny Sugarcreek Stables -…read moreBellbrook, OH Lifelong equestrian with a B.A. in Equine Business Management. Moved my horse in Dec 2025, removed in April 2026 after 140 days. Biosecurity risks: hosts traveling horses with no quarantine, no disclosure, no cleaning -- even during EHV-1 outbreak. Overcrowded track system: 3 acres reduced to ~0.5 acre usable. 7-11 horses per track. Deep mud caused muscle atrophy, weight loss. Two horses euthanized due to bullying injuries. Contract violations: $5/night fee for mandated stalling, not in contract. Charged extra $90 in February. Negligence: Medical crises ignored. Injured horse discovered at night, owner not notified until next morning. Multiple horses euthanized after being bullied. Kindness existed, and the barn was clean. But this facility is dangerous. Transparency and expertise are lacking. Full detailed review posted publicly on Facebook. Search my name or Sunny Sugarcreek Stables warning. Relieved my horse is out and safe.

I will only ever have good things to say about Legacy Martial Arts Academy. The facilities are…read morealways clean and well maintained. The staff is friendly and welcoming. The classes are fantastic! As a beginner, no matter what day of the week you come in, there is always something for you. I was worried starting jujitsu that the classes would not be suited to me as a young woman. But right from the start the staff and other members were incredibly supportive and helpful in helping me grow and learn despite my lack of experience, they work with me at my pace and now going to Legacy is often the highlight of my day! I'd highly recommend for anyone wanting to learn self defense or wanting to challenge themselves. It's definitely worth it!!