I have been dancing with Maralee's for over 10 years and have absolutely loved my experience here!…read moreStarting dance later in life at age 14 can have its challenges; however, the instructors and studio atmosphere at Maralee's made me feel at home. I tried other studios in the past, but ultimately felt a sense of family and belonging here. The instructors did an incredible job of challenging me while also allowing me to grow at my own pace which is not always the case at every studio. The Worthington's are truly like family to me, and I have made friendships to last a lifetime. Now as an instructor, I feel incredibly grateful to have had these experiences as I get to teach other kids during such formative years of their life. Confidence, musicality, kindness and connection are some of the attributes you can expect to gain from coming to Maralee's Dance.

I cannot say enough great things about this place and the family who runs it! I work for an…read moreorganization that provides advocacy services to survivors of human trafficking. I reached out to Tammy, at Maralee's, about the idea of hosting a survivor leadership event at their studio. She was quick to respond and so incredibly generous, offering not only their space but access to their tables, chairs, lights, sound system, beverages, everything we could ever want or need. Not only that, but the staff here were so helpful and supportive along the way, offering to help set up and asking nothing in return. Everyone had such a fun and memorable time dancing the day away. So thankful for Maralee's!

I think this volleyball club really knows what they're doing. They are serious about the game and…read morethey provide excellent coaching. The person who previously posted probably should get some counseling. If your interested in your daughter playing volleyball visit the club, talk to the coaches & make up your mind. I've visited & experienced many clubs none are perfect... this one is smaller than most and provides a great deal more individualized instruction and attention.

Beware!!! Trailsend 18-2 season, 2nd yr with coach Malia K…read more Background info: Our daughter played starting libero on 16-2 at nearby club team with a much better coach, Jaime S., who knew how to coax more out of her girls, more gently, never berating, yelling at them or calling individuals out during team discussions when they messed up. Malia K. in stark contrast, calls out girls all the time, even for things entirely out of their control, such as staying home while sick. She even makes assumptions based I can only presume, on the gossip of her favorite, who is by no means one of the better players although she occasionally tries hard to be, yet still seems to play more than most, and also gets much better treatment on and off the court from Malia. Now, if your daughter were one of her few favorites like this girl, Malia is always nicer, often jokes with, never becomes overbearing or mean. If you are one of those parents who doesn't stand up to bullies, and maybe you knew her when she was a star athlete, not the unhappy and dumpy loser she has become, maybe you and your daughter will do fine, even enjoy your time here, especially if you have encouraged her to bully others too. She hits harder at players she cares less for, softer at faves. Spends more time with the same few leaving girls standing around. Her attention/wasted time shows in competitions. She runs the same drill for hrs almost mindlessly. Her absence left our kid out of a service position, a costly error since of the few times she subbed in to serve, she rarely missed, even serving the most team points of any match she attended 10. That's a lot of potential your kid may entirely miss out on, if M becomes your coach. On rarer instances when she's focused or present, she works the girls so hard they have to stop/slow down to avoid vomiting! She's so mean we've seen girls crying at about 1/3 of practices we attended. When the team struggles, as regularly as Malia, she singles out one or two to yell and berate. In front of teams they just lost to! Surely there are other more effective ways to encourage kids. Especially for those who love their voice so much. Since Malia only does this to a few while ignoring others, it only increases bullying and distaste. And both yrs were the same failure to close. At last yrs best performance our daughter played more than any other day. M wasn't even there. Teams we played better last yr continue to improve while "teamM" struggle to flounder. After a non-regular guest, my disabled Mom-in-law, who's seen enough, called HER out in front of others, she shoved past her almost knocking her to the court to yell at our daughter for it! And although she saw, the gym was too loud to hear grandma or M yet later other 'witnesses' farther away than her agreed with M's lies about grandma's language! She rarely uses any, never in public. Finding no satisfaction with berating our kid she came at me to call me out for the violation. As if I did it. When I politely asked her to speak up she got mad and laughed at me. My mom in law was so shook up when she made it back, and having been hit in the face by balls before I stayed with her while my wife asked to step outside to talk. When I finally got out with mom I approached to keep peace or defend my wife from her, M wouldn't stop yelling, and began at me. I asked her to stop disrespecting my wife and let her talk-She told me to f"off! At that point, I began to match vol. and tried to cut her off so she could see how it felt. She began to taunt asking me to hit her! I again asked her less nicely than before I only want her to be respectful. As that's such an insurmountable challenge our 'talk' rapidly descended to curses as she retreated away and back into the building. That's the last time I hope for any of us to see this toxin. We were asked by her sis to return gear with half the season+ left because of a guest attempt to defend her grandkid, who never saw the rulebook, and because M's a compulsive liar. Considering Leilani is the director, no wonder whose side she'd take. We heard from many ppl she can be even worse than M and the 'apples don't fall far from the tree'..Lucky my mom in law didn't have a heart attack after her assault and yelling at her and grandkid. She had a severe panic attack, the worst I've seen. God was watching. A better coach would of let it roll off instead of escalating it like she did, remaining focused on the great team play, the best up to that point, but again our daughter also played the most she ever has for this lesser coach. A fave absence. I will conclude this warning by adding that a CEVA director has had similar complaints and said he'd keep his kids away, too. What a micro aggressor. If considering trying-out or heard any good about Trailsend VBC reconsider or remember, you've been warned!

My son had been bugging me to look into a class like this so I hopped on Groupon and found a…read morediscount for this hidden gem. I opted for the 1 month bronze pass. It gets us into 2 classes a week as well as unlimited open gym for I believe $39. The classes and memberships are reasonably priced with contract and non-contract options. I love this since kids can go from loving something to hating it overnight. They offer a free introductory class so you can test the waters. The facility is simple and well put together. I feel like the equipment they use is safe and of good quality. There are mats in case your a clutz like me and fall down occasionally. The staff has been friendly, knowledgeable, and easy to talk to. They expect the kids to listen and follow directions which I really like. If you don't, it's pushup time! They teach more than just Parkour, they teach personal responsibility and discipline. All around a great place!

This place is the best! the instructors are great with kids and adults alike, and the gym itself is…read morefantastic. Would highly recommend to anyone looking to practice parkour.

This is my go to workout. It's intense, but you listen to your own body and needs allowing you to…read moreadjust daily how much you can put into a workout. The instructors are awesome and I feel very much a part of the community it provides. If you are looking for a great group workout with cardio and weights give it a shot! Level is a lovely small gym offering a personal experience.

Level was my very first studio class, and let me tell you, other studios definitely have a high bar…read moreto meet. Walking in, very welcoming staff, clean and open space, a separate room for kids to hang (they have childcare!), plus lockers/restroom if you need to store gear or change. Then the class room! Super clean and great atmosphere. Everything you need is ready. No grabbing dumbbells or floor mats or slam balls or towels. You have your own station with it all. The workout was a combo of cardio (best treadmill I've ever used!) and core/HIIT. Our trainer was super encouraging and motivating while providing support and options to modify movements. She also took the time to show quick tricks on the treadmill and let me know what kind of workout I was in for. A+

This is the absolute worst gym. They have absolutely no respect for gymnasts that struggle with…read moretheir skills. My daughter was a team gymnast for a few years her and we actually considered this to be home and for everyone here as family. But that quickly ended when my husband asked how her skills were going and her coach told him that they had given up on her. The owner is by far the rudest woman on earth , she downgrades everyone and doesn't give a crap how it will make someone feel. I would definitely do my research when looking into a gym!

Me and my daughter have loved this gym so much.Going into 2023 this would be our 3rd year with…read morethem. This gym is amazing. It is very clean,SUPER fun and nice staff, pretty nice team room(for competitive teams),and we have learned so much. My daughter is on the Xcel silver team and we love it. There coaches lacy and Abby are amazing. My Daughter has learned so much from her coaches that can be things such as her round off double backhand spring ,back tuck off the beam,front tuck on the floor,front handspring round off,and i could go on. We love this gym so much and highly recommend it.

Klean is a great coach. She runs a fun adult drills class that is fast paced and the most fun that…read moreI've been to!

Enrolled my 6yo in their 4hr/day summer camps. Gave it 2-stars since the facility was clean. The…read morecamp was poorly ran. Judging from other reviews and what I witnessed, Kaleen might be a great 1-on-1 coach but her camps are not managed well. She looked angry/frustrated 90% of the time while her teaching assistants appear scared at her; perhaps it was due to dealing with such a large group of students. The younger and older kids are separated into different groups. Kaleen and another teaching pro (Paul?) concentrated on teaching the older students while they had teaching assistants (high-school minors) babysit the other half. I saw several young kids just standing around bouncing balls and doing nothing tennis-related for quite some time. I went up to talk to Kaleen and the teaching assistants to ask for feedback, and I did not get anything useful. Toward the end of this camp, my child doesn't even know how to hold a tennis racquet. I spent about an hour correcting things she learn and didn't learn, now she can properly hit a ball and have correct foot work. This proves that the teaching assistants didn't provide enough attention and inexperienced to teach others. I regret sending my kid there and I would never enroll at their summer camps again. Save your money for private lessons and don't expect your child to learn anything at their camps, especially if you think they will be part of the younger half of students enrolled. Advice for K-lean's Tennis: Try to focus on students of all ages in your camp -OR- train your teaching assistants to do a better job.

This place was one of the worst mistakes: overpriced, understaffed, and lack of security is a major…read moreissue. No one's standing by the entrance, so anyone can walk onto the property and snag a child. My son went there for a while, and since he needed so much one-on-one attention, they kicked him out. So if you have a child that may have special needs or requires a lot of attention, I would recommend a different place for how much they charge. They should have had more staff on site.

We struck out with a few other day camps in Portland so I wasn't very hopeful, but it's worked out…read morereally well. She loves the variety of activities and the ability to choose what she wants to do at any given time. (The yummy lunches don't hurt!) Hands down, my kid's favorite camp so far.

I have a really fun time at the college learning my favorite assignments and doing picture taking…read morevideos and also this college is really fun and if you are thinking about going to college come to this college it's great. The community is just so welcoming and you could literally just walk on campus and become a student that's how easy it is so join today. Make sure to like review by the way OK bye

Our 6 year old started lessons here with Coach Cameron earlier this year after having a mix of…read morepositive and negative experiences at the ymca. He was very timid and had trust issues with past teachers which would cause him to progress/regress depending on the teacher's approach. He has thrived since coming to the lessons at Hood. After a few weeks he began swimming independently, his confidence and comfort in the water has grown immensely. Can't say enough good things! We will be enrolling our daughter as well. We originally started lessons after a recommendation from a friend who's two children also thrived with Coach Cameron.