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    5.0 (4 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Lynette School Of Dance - 517 W. Talcott  Park Ridge

    Lynette School Of Dance

    4.0(3 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    Lynette's School of Dance is a wonderful studio to learn ballet and other types of dance. It is…read morelocated in South Park, Park Ridge and always has easy parking right in front for drop off / pick up. The studio is very inviting and decorated to make the young girls feel at ease when they start to learn to dance. Pricing is on par with other studios in the area. Miss Lorena is an excellent instructor. She is kind and really helps the kids to focus on dancing. Our daughter has really enjoyed learning basic ballet here and she has made some good friends there in the process. They have classes from 3 year olds all the way up to high school, so kids can work their way through the program and stick with the same group of friends. They put on 2 recitals per year and the girls get fancy outfits to wear. It is awesome to see all of their work pay off and perform in front of a large audience of family and friends. I highly recommend Lynette's to help your child learn dance.

    I would consider this an average dance studio. My daughter has taken classes here for the past…read moreyear and while she enjoys the class and teacher, I had hoped for more from a dance studio. The preschool classes do not have a limit on the number of kids enrolled which makes the small classroom feel tiny by the spring time (for example, my 4 year old's class started with 10 girls in the fall and ended with 23 girls in the spring, with only 1 teacher and 2 school-age helpers). Miss Lorena is great with the children and is the reason I kept my daughter at the school for the entire year. I will now be looking for a new studio that limits the size of their classes so that my child can actually learn some things about dance.

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    Lynette School Of Dance - Quaint dance studio

    Quaint dance studio

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    The Exercise Coach - Intensity Training

    The Exercise Coach

    4.7(3 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    I started in December 2011 after trying and failing to do weight lifting on my own at the gym. I…read morehave a number of random health issues (bad knees, bad shoulder, diabetes, exercise induced headaches) and they have done a great job of always keeping all that in mind. I have had no injuries or pain the entire time which beats my past experiences working out solo or with a personal trainer. They even understood my physical therapy exercises and helped me get the equipment I needed to do them at the gym before my sessions. It may only be a 20 minute session but it is packed! The trainer sets up the next machine while you are working out so that you go from machine to machine very quickly. I get a whole body workout by the end of my session and feel great instead of beat down. I go 2x a week and have seen huge strength gains in just a few months. Every time I feel like I could not lift anymore weight and every week I'm able to take on another couple pounds. I even beat my husband at arm wrestling the other day! What keeps me coming back is the atmosphere. It's not a crowded, intimidating gym. It's usually just me, a trainer and one other client. I can show up in my baggy gym clothes and not feel out of place. The trainers are fun and non-judgmental. Personally I do better being accountable to someone (a big gym wouldn't notice if I flake out for a month) and yet they are very flexible about scheduling so that it's not difficult to fit into my busy life.

    My days of competitive ballroom dancing seemed a distant memory. I had just completed my second…read moreround of rehab following a TriMalleolar Fracture of my left ankle which had left me muscularly depleted. My dance partner anxiously waiting in the wings for word if I would be able to again partner with him and reach national ranking. I was on a quest. Longing to return to the gym where I once lifted weights twice a week and did cardio to maintain my stamina on the floor, I knew that I needed to rebuild my frame differently... I was looking for something that I had dabbled with once: slow training. But where would I find someone who knew what I needed? It was serendipity that one evening searching the internet, I found a video of a local news segment featuring The Exercise Coach. I couldn't believe my eyes - slow training in action supplemented by computerized biofeedback! Sign me up - today! I met Michael the next week. He was patient as I laid it out my goals for him. I was very clear about what I could do, what I wanted to accomplish and when it came to how we needed to get there, well, that was his speech. He agreed to modify his approach to meet my abilities and worked to ensure that each visit I was appropriately challenged. I warned him I would bulk up quickly, and he was happy to see my progress with every visit. In just 3 months, I had gained 10 pounds of lean muscle and had rebuilt a substantial bulk of my missing quad muscles. With another 3 months, I have successfully exceeded my goals with the help of Kevin and Michael I rebuilding my core strength and adding even more lean muscle to my frame. Everyone is thrilled to see me back on the floor training for competition in 2019! Thank you Kevin and Michael for all that you have done to help me return to the floor.

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    The Barefoot Hawaiian - All the ladies

    The Barefoot Hawaiian

    4.7(9 reviews)
    2.4 mi

    Carla and Tina provided dance lessons and a bit of Polynesian culture education. They were great…read more Our guests loved them. Suggest you bring brochures with for folks who want more info.

    I first fell in love with Hawaiian culture the first time I saw the Barefoot Hawaiian dancers…read moreperform at the Tiki Terrace restaurant. I was so impressed with the dancing and the colorful costumes that I looked at their website and found they offered dancing classes, plus the classes were very affordable. The school is located in Des Plaines and have two Dance Studios. They also have a Hawaiian store that sell an extensive collection of Hawaiian shirts and dresses; as well as all things Polynesian. The classes are separated by Women's, Men's, and Children's dance classes, and they also offer Ukalele and Polynesian drum classes; as well as Fire knife Dancing for men. Shortly after seeing the Barefoot Hawaiian dancers perform at Tiki Terrace, I enrolled in their Kane (men's class) Dance class every Monday night. The owner and instructor Gwen Keneddy was very nice and patient and really knew her Polynesian culture. The classes were taught in a fun and safe environment, and I learned allot of the dances in a short amount of time. After a few weeks of taking classes, I was invited to perform with the Barefoot Hawaiian dancers at local outdoor events and parades, while pretending to be a Hawaiian native. Lol. The school provided the materials to make the Polynesian costumes, and we paid and assembled the costumes ourselves with help from the more experienced older girls (or the Hula Nazis, as they were nicknamed). I have been with this Dance troop a little under two years before I decided to retire from dancing, but overall, I enjoyed this part of my life. I will never forget the people I met and befriended during my time with Barefoot Hawaiian; it was like joining a member of a large Hawaiian family and Gwen was our mother. If you have an appreciation of Polynesian culture; I suggest you enroll in their dance, Ukalele or drum classes. You will come out with a more appreciation of Polynesian culture, and walk away with a new family. The classes are held one day a week, during the evening, and a normal semester is 8 weeks and only $10 per class.

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    The Barefoot Hawaiian - I'll be a hit at the luau in this pink flamingo number.

    I'll be a hit at the luau in this pink flamingo number.

    The Barefoot Hawaiian - Caught them performing with Joel Hall Dance Company

    Caught them performing with Joel Hall Dance Company

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    NetXperts

    NetXperts

    1.5(16 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    I went here to take a Microsoft developer certification exam. They provided the service they said…read morethey would, but the customer service was extremely lacking. The testing started at 10, the email from prometric said to arrive at 9:30. About 7 people trickled in between 9:30 and 9:45. The receptionist ignored us all, even when 3 people stood up from the chairs and formed a line. Eventually he mumbled that we should sit down, "it would be awhile." Everything he said was mumbled and I could barely understand his instructions. Nonetheless we were all soon signed in and taking our tests. Mine was a computer one- it scores you immediately and sends the results off to Microsoft, I guess. The computer was fine, the monitor wasn't lovely but it was sufficient. While taking the test in the room connected to the reception area, I had to occasionally listen to phones ringing and people talking. Not a big deal because it was pretty infrequent. I finished, the computer said that I passed. I got up and walked into the reception area and asked the receptionist if he gave me something, or if I would receive something in the mail. He went to the printer, got the certificate. As he came back to me he smirked and said, "What, did you fail?" I don't think this joke was very funny, and it wasn't very nice either... I give 3 stars, since the most important part, the actual test, went flawlessly. But it was hardly a high-quality experience overall.

    I have went to NetXperts for quite a few exams. At best they were mediocre and at worst they were…read morerude. This isn't something I can blame them for, but they are located next to construction which reduces the size of their normally full parking lot. NetXperts is located in the basement and is easy to find. They do a good job of abiding the rules set forth by Thomson/Prometric and Pearson Vue. You are required to sign in, empty pockets, and show two forms of ID. I have noticed over the past few years they have the best test availability as well. What I said above was all the good I could say. One day I was stuck in traffic and called them to say I was going to be late. In a not impressed tone, the man on the other line said "If you're 15 minutes late we'll have to reschedule." I know that is the rule but a bit of understanding would be appropriate. Last time I took a test there, another employee was rude. The receptionist went into a room after checing my ID and my signing in. I followed her and she asked if I signed the legal agreement, which I admitted I forgot to do. She said "I didn't tell you to follow me, so don't follow me." I can't say I was in the right, but a more tactful approach would have been better. In general, they offer the services they say they do but do it in a rude manner. I went to another location and besides being closer to me, they were kinder.

    The Stage School - theater - Updated June 2026

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