The owners of this studio have been investing in the dance community for almost two decades. The…read morebuilding they are in now used to be a school so it's a cool repurposed space. They have two different rooms upstairs where the classes take place. Sometimes they have events in a bigger space downstairs. I've mostly taken Salsa classes there but they offer all sorts of styles: Casino Rueda, Bachata, Merengue, Belly Dancing, Tribal Belly Dancing, Kizomba, Zouk, Aerial Silks, Clogging, Line Dancing, Country Dancing, and more. They have classes for kids and adults. The environment is super friendly and welcoming. They make you feel at home right away. The drop in rate is $12 or $40 a month. In addition to group classes, they also offer private lesson, wedding and quinceañera dances, event venue and floor space rental. Being centrally located, they have students from Norman, Newcastle, Moore, Oklahoma City, Edmond and surrounding areas.

My girls have loved the recreational classes over the past several years. They just finished their…read morefourth season with THT after dancing at the Moore station before this (their classes stopped for a while so that's when we decided to go with THT). THT even offers a homeschool class that teaches tap, ballet, and jazz in a 75 minute class weekly. There are many class options and other fun things like being involved in the Christmas parade in Moore, Christmas parties, and trunk or treat. Their prices are very reasonable for rec classes and their registration website is easy to use. The staff is all very friendly and passionate about dance education. My girls can't wait to start another season soon.

Great dance company with all types of dance, competition dance plus regular recital dance. Tap,…read moremodern, hip hop, many different types. Caters to toddlers up to high school age. Nice facility with video of each class that you can watch from the waiting room. The recitals are usually held in the beautiful west Moore high school auditorium and are so fun for family and Freinds! Our son did Hip Hop Mar, Apr, May, with recital early June and loved it! He can't wait to start up again come fall!

Our daughter has been doing dance classes at Tippi toes for two years, and it has been wonderful…read more She loves it, the instructors are wonderful, and we love the way it is set up. The classes come to the kids at their schools, daycares, mothers-day-outs, or local community centers. For us, it requires almost no extra planning or shuffling. We just send dance clothes with her to her mothers-day-out on her class day, and her teachers get her changed. Classes are downstairs, and last for 45 minutes. If it required another schlep across town, I'm honestly not sure if I could have added it, with my work schedule and my already-busy moving of the children schedule. The way this is set up, she gets to do it, and we get a fun Saturday recital, once in the winter and once at the end of the year. For us, the cost is reasonable. It runs $50 a month, plus the price of the recital costumes, $50, twice per year. She loves it, and we love that she gets to do it, without making me more of a stressed-out mommy. I hope the people running it are making a million dollars because they're so sweet and doing such a good job with our kiddos.

The instructor Kristi this morning had zero tolerance and zero patience for my toddler this…read moremorning. Mind you she loves dancing and is all around the house all the time swirling and twirling. We weren't even there but 3 minutes before this ugly spirited woman decided she wasn't gonna tolerate my child. We are of color as well and a Hispanic family before us got kicked out just as quick for being " disruptive " Also, mind you these are classes where it's usually just the one family and the instructor by themselves so it's appalling that children can be disruptive when no one is there. In my opinion, don't offer a program for the younger kids if you get overstimulated and overwhelmed to the point where you're abusing the parents' money and neglecting your due diligence to build children up by teaching the art you claim to love. Be careful parents! You've been warned!

NEVER TAKE YOUR CHILD HERE!!! Very unprofessional and unsafe. Our instructor was late to class and…read morelet the class out early, leaving my child unattended on in the sidewalk and her teacher had already left for the day. There are so many children crammed into the waiting room with no supervision and no one paying attention to who has been picked up by a parent. Would have given it a zero if I could. Next stop the better business bureau.

We had my grandson in a hip hop dance class elsewhere and thought it was alright.....until we came…read morehere! They actually learn to dance LOL! Genius! Who'da thunk! Sweet teachers! He loves going to class each week!

My daughter has taken dance here at Movement Innovations Dance Studio for many years! We love the…read moreowner, Brina, and all her teachers! Wonderful dance studio!

We LOVE KMDP! My daughter started when she was two, and her love for dance has grown so much in the…read moretwo years she's been a student. The instructors are first-class and the recital will blow your mind because of the level of talent!

Pilates Collective is a great studio in midtown OKC! If you love a lit room, this place has windows…read moreeverywhere! They have different classes at different times of the day! The instructors are great at guiding you through the exercises! Smaller class size which is perfect for your instructor to guide you through your workout! One of my favorite Pilates studies in town!

I think I understand the hype surrounding pilates, now. Thanks to my lovely ClassPass trial, I was…read moreable to try out this beautiful and brand new reformer studio in downtown OKC. Devon, our instructor for the Introduction to Reformers class, was fabulous and extra patient with us newbies. She is well-informed on the movement patterns and proprioception of the human anatomy and explained things very thoroughly. Broke down the anatomy of the intimidating reformers too, and needless to say I'm hooked on this restorative, balancing form of exercise. She mentioned that they offer a 2-week period of unlimited classes for only $75 so I may take her up on that in the near future, which is an amazing value for what you get. The workouts are usually more intense than the beginner series, and you use more resistance, which is something to work towards. Oh, and I loved that the class is inclusive and had a mix of guys and girlies, so everyone can be a Pilates Princess if they wanna be. The parking is kinda weird, though, but that's downtown for you. I found free side street parking around the corner which is a close enough walk to the entrance.