Amazing family paint night for my sister 40th bday. Our ages ranged from 5-76! It was fun for all!…read moreThank you!

The event i had with them was amazing experience and i enjoyed a lot . Sonia was extremely helpful…read moreand friendly. I will recommend it to all. She was so well prepared for the event.

Renewed my BLS CPR with Kristie today. She was honestly amazing, super knowledgeable, patient, and…read moremade the whole process really engaging. She explained everything clearly. Highly recommend her if anyones looking to renew or get certified.

Really great instructor! She answered all my questions and I now feel confident in performing CPR.read more

I've always struggled with math throughout school and could never find anyone to help me better…read moreunderstand it. I continued to struggle until my brother found this service and recommended it to me while I was in middle school. As soon as I started meeting with them, I finally began to grasp the concepts we were learning in class. I was ahead of my peers for the first time and truly excelled. Their tutors dedicated their time and energy to my success, often working outside of our sessions to devise unique ways to explain the material in a way I could understand rather than relying on generic methods. They genuinely valued my success and wanted me to do my best. I am now entering my second year in college and still using their services. I highly recommend them to anyone seeking additional help. Thank you, Tutoringisus, for your help!!!

I used Tutoringisus in my senior year of high-school and they really helped me out. My grade in…read moremath my senior year was higher than any other math grade I had throughout the 4 years. They take time to help you learn and focus on your weak spots and encourage you to do better. Thank you Tutoringisus for all the help

Current teacher who applied to be part of the Study Point team. I had to reschedule my interview…read more(twice) because I am teaching summer school and had other obligations pop up last minute (something that is very common for Educators). Staff at study point decided that was enough to not allow me the chance to interview. Just wanted to share my experience for anyone who's trying to work at StudyPoint! It's 2025, we're over employers (especially large companies) treating employees (or potential employees) like garbage! For anyone looking for high quality tutors that aren't part of some big chain of tutoring centers, look at Care.com, there are plenty of high quality tutors in your area that can negotiate a fair price with you. There are also some high school students who are just starting out tutoring, so it would be cool to give some newbies a chance.

Bottom line, it is not worth the fee. The techniques offered for test taking can be found as…read moreeasily via Chat GPT or other free resources. The feedback provided on how to improve test taking or how to improve scores is simply passed as "do more of the practice problems." There is no insight offered as to how to customize the improvement or to understand student challenges with how they can specifically improve their test taking. We diligently followed the coursework and assignments and saw no improvement that justified the cost.

I didn't have any martial arts experience when I walked into this dojo over a year ago. I signed up…read morefor the Intro Class series, which was $50 and included 4 special classes and a "gi" or uniform, and discounted dues if you register (a great bargain). The instructors talked about the history and philosophy of Aikido, started teaching the basics (stance, footwork, blending exercises), and gradually built things up into a full technique. The atmosphere was very welcoming. I remember feeling a slight panic when everyone started to pair up on my first day, but then a smiling black belt came sliding into view and coached me through all the steps. It was the people (and the cool moves) that kept me coming back. I didn't think I'd be able to roll, but now I'm doing dozens of them each day. I'm not very good at dancing, and am terrible with my feet, but now it seems I have some basic footwork patterns etched into muscle memory. At first, I was overwhelmed with all the strange sounding Japanese names, but now I have a very clear catalog in my head of the different attacks, blends, techniques, and variations. I credit a lot of this to the beginners or "basics" classes held on Thursday evenings and Sunday mornings. They are incredibly valuable for the new student. Now I find that I'm really taking advantage of what the dojo has to offer. It's a lot, and it's affordable! Unlike other dojos, the Sensei here are all volunteers, people with a passion. You get to learn from 6 or more instructors, of very high rank, with decades of experience. In addition to the beginner or basics classes, there are regular classes (can be quite intense), a special "ukemi" class (rolling, falling, and how to stay safe when you receive a technique), and classes on weapons: the "bokken" (wooden sword) and "jo" (short staff). If you really want to dive in, there are a total of 10 classes each week. Students at the dojo train hard, but they also like to have fun. It's not unusual to grab lunch or dinner after class, and there's a movie night once a month, where a martial art movie is projected onto the wall. There are also a number of potlucks to celebrate special occasions. So if you're looking to develop yourself (physically and mentally), learn techniques that can be applied in a self-defense situation, and connect with a great community, this is the place to be. But be forewarned, you might end up spending the next 20 years trying to master the subtlest of nuances!

I trained here from 1990 to 1994 and it is a testament to the quality of Aikido and instruction…read morethat most of the teachers and several of the students continue to be here for the last 20+ years; and more since they were here many, many years before I started. Enduring and endearing people. There is no other dojo that I would recommend more highly.

Originally purchased a Groupon deal for my daughter to attend here. We signed up for the 8 classes…read moreand once they ended decided to continue on. It's a great program for kids wanting to step up their basketball skills. The group size ranges, some weeks are larger than others, but the coaches always split them up depending on skill/experience and age. When you attend their 1.5 hour weekly class on Sundays, there will be plenty of: hand eye coordination, dribbling, shooting, passing and cardio drills. At the end of every class, my daughter is so beat! But, she has a good time and looks forward to attending knowing that she's getting better each time. All of the coaches are great in pushing your child to their ability and they always acknowledge it with praise. Great job coaches!

Lady working in the office by the bottom court is very rude and yelled at my nephews for no reason…read moreas they were just walking along the court no where near the court

we had so much fun, I was even able to bring my newborn and she helped me with him while I got some…read moremom time.

I recently attended a wonderfully intimate and heart opening event led by Danielle Hougard. She…read moretook us through a series of exercises that had us go inside to discover our relationship with intimacy - with ourselves and also with others - as a way to deepen our comfort with both. Invaluable for both singles and for those in couples.

I've been studying yoga for nine years and have worked with many different teachers…read more A few years ago I began studying Anusara yoga with Danielle Hougrard. Danielle is a master teacher. She doesn't "take" the class but rather gives us minute details of how to safely and properly execute a pose, often demonstrates it and then walks around giving everyone personal attention. When she adjusts my postures, I have an understanding in my body of what I am doing for the first time. She explains the principles. Because of Danielle's patience, positive encouragement, support and master teaching I have been able to accomplish things I never dreamt possible. Danielle also bring a spiritual aspect to our practice as we begin each class with a chant that connects us to each other and spirit. At 61 years old I have just experienced my first head stand, full wheel and "bucket list" handstand. I feel so blessed to work with this amazing teacher.