Rude teacher bullied her way in the middle of another group's allotted time. Very poor example to…read morekids on how to behave in public. I had considered switching my daughter to there but not anymore.

This dance studio is a fantastic place for new and experienced dancers. The focus on safety and…read moredetailed technique is impressive. The faculty are wonderful! I have been fortunate to have my daughter involved with DSW for over 10 years. She has had a great education and has lead to a very successful start to a professional dance career. The support for the students is fabulous. I appreciate the attention to a healthy approach to the dance world!

excellent ballet instruction at affordable prices for kids and adults (though there are no…read moreadult-specific ballet/modern/hiphop classes, but you can join the teen classes, which is better than an adult only class, in my opinion). the teachers are enthusiastic and supportive. i especially recommend wendy rubin's teen ballet classes.

What a kewl joint! My kids attended a birthday bash, and kudos to the staff for knocking it out of…read morethe park! The kids were engaged from beginning til end (and there was a handful of 3-5 year olds in the mix, that can be a tricky thing to accomplish). My crew learned some smooth moves and had so much fun in the process. There's a lot happening at this studio, and really worth checking out for adults and kids alike. The space is awesome!!!!

I love everything about this place. It's not just dance training, it's not just fitness, it's about…read moreconfidence, community and life skills. The coaches are all highly skilled, take time with the young ones and encourage everyone to participate. My son has been in class for about a year now, and I've seen him and so many other kids come in shy and build the confidence to perform in front of a crowd within just a few classes.

My child enrolled in the summer dance camp and it's our first visit there…read more I registered her online and splurged on this class even though it's over my budget for summer camps because I thought my daughter would love the dance class. On the first day on our very first visit, I arrive 15 min before the class starts and the only person at the front desk is in the phone facing sideways. There was someone else already waiting to be helped and a few minutes go by without this lady ever looking over to say...anything. I know she can see us. We just waited till another lady finally came along to sign us in. When it wasn't turn, I'm told to fill out a form. That's pretty standard but then she proceeded to tell me that my 6 year old needs to "sign" the code of conduct. Uh... maybe the instructor should go over discipline and code of conduct in their class rather than have a 1st grader (read and) sign any form of contract? I mean, she's smart but don't believe she could read all of it on her own so what's the point of having a child sign? THEN, "So, the before care is $35". Huh? The class STARTS at 8:30. I wait to be signed in because some woman is on the phone ignoring us customers. Then 15 min till the START of the class, if I wanted to drop her off, it's ADDITIONAL $35 on top of $225 for the week if dance camp. For 8am to 8:30. I needed to get out of there because I had to get to work so just had her charge my card but even when I went back to the sign up page, it doesn't say anything about costing whopping $35 for 30 minuets window of BEFORE CARE, where the kids just sit in the lobby coloring. Whatever. First and last time, I tell myself. Here's the big kicker. As I'm used to showing my ID and signing her out so I told them that I need to add someone to the pick up list. The answer she gave me just threw me off completely. "We don't really have a set procedure." I asked, how are you going to make sure that you don't release my child to just anyone? and their answer was "We get to know the kids and parents. You can tell us who you don't want to release your child to." OMG. I was so ticked off when I left I had to really find a way to chill out before I got to work so I don't turn into a dragon lady at my work! When I arrived at pick up time (made sure I'm not late a minute because they would have costed me another $35 for 30 minutes of AFTER CARE. Oh heck no!! There was a lady standing by the door with a clipboard but I signed nothing. I'm sure she remembered me but does she correctly remember every child's parents? Now for the classes, my daughter has been enjoying the classes and she says the instructors are nice so at least for that, I'm glad. So I'm giving extra star for the lessons to be fair. I just have hard time being ok with the 30 minutes before and after care they charge $35 per am/pm when I literally checked her in 10 minutes till class starts. I don't want her to be late and miss anything. How do they decide? I didn't hear her charge the other parent. So if I came in at 8:20, would she still had me pay? What about after care? How many minutes do they give me after 4 before they charge? It just doesn't make sense. I feel ripped off. $225 for one week is a splurge for me. Now it's $260 and it's not like it comes with meals. I still pack her lunch & snacks & water bottle every day. I don't think I'll be back after this week. That's a disappointment for both.

There's a lot more going on at Keshet than I know. A whole lot more. I know that my three year-old…read moreis absolutely boisterous about her dance class here; she takes it home, actually, and can often be found in our living room donning a ballerina costume, twirling on the carpet. I've known some professional dancers who've worked with the company in the past, they were absolutely incredible. I've seen a couple of Keshet performances and found them to be sort of nuanced modern, gorgeous and not overdone. But I've only recently learned of the nonprofit, community connected efforts of Keshet, and these earn 'em a fifth star. Amongst their various programs, I'm most impressed with the efforts that bring dance to low-income, at-risk, homeless and incarcerated youth. They also bring dance to the disabled. Really impressive. With programs for the young, old and in-between, Keshet's definitely one of the most important arts organizations in ABQ. The Center for the Arts is currently under construction; my daughter's class is currently being taught in a temporary structure adjacent to the building. But once the construction is over, it's looking like this will be a fantastic destination for the performing arts.

Great dance instructors. They work with you at whatever level you are currently. Don't be afraid if…read moreyou are a beginner. They make it fun to learn. Ask for Ben. He will take great care of you.

Cory did a great job helping us prepare for our first dance at our wedding…read more The guests at our wedding loved the dance (choreography from Cory),

I have been going to Movement for a few years now and probably could not sing a higher…read morepraise--Nancy is amazing. Not only is she a pleasure to be with (fun and encouraging, no FEEL THE BURN, WEAKLING!! attitude here) but she is amazingly knowledgeable, talented, and intuitive. Small things like washing the dishes used to make my back hurt for days, but she has taught me how to use my body properly and I no longer have any pain. Plus, I look a lot better in a sundress :) Go to Movement for fun and fulfilling exercise, you won't regret it.

From the owner: At Movement Studios, we believe that movement, creativity and life-long health go hand in hand…read more With a holistic approach to wellness, we're committed to helping you - no matter what your fitness level or experience - become stronger and more mindful. We offer a range of comprehensive Pilates classes from beginning mat to advanced equipment, with a unique attention to rehabilitative and reformative Pilates. We also offer an exciting Barre class - MoveFit! - our "house blend" of ballet, cardio, strengthening and stretching for a total body workout. Movement Studios is the largest Pilates studio on the West Side of Albuquerque.

What a great find - Megan truly runs a great program here for the kids! We're new to SISU but…read moreit's easy to see the sincere dedication that they exude....just like their name..."SISU"....which is an old Finnish meaning for strength of will, determination, perseverance I believe. It's amazing to see how engaged she keeps the students...which says it all. The classes a well organized/structured, timely and diverse. Always a great experience for any youngster or princess/prince in the making ;).

Megan is an amazing teacher. She is so caring, responsive and the best teacher in Albuquerque. I…read morewould highly recommend her. My girls absolutely love her!

I took classes at Elite for 9 months. I left the studio due to being discriminated against based on…read moremy gender and sexuality. The atmosphere is very toxic toward members that are not Christian. I was publicly humiliated for giving my (also adult) partner a kiss goodbye. I was told the reasoning for this was because my behavior did not meet their "standards" in the company. I was never on their professional company and should not have been held to these "standards". I have also been to see several Elite performances and was shocked by the blatant misogyny and racism displayed in the content of some of the shows. Terrible experience. I do not recommend.

We love this place! A fantastic studio with a talented, professional, and caring staff. The…read moretraining the students receive is excellent and all of the performances and programs are top-notch.