I can't tell you how much this one on one coaching has helped me over the past 6 months.... Life…read morechanging for sure . You won't be disappointed

Took one of their Intro to Pole classes. As a plus-sized human, I was pretty scared, but there was…read moreno reason to be. This is a very body-positive studio. Intro to Pole class features a wide variety of stuff, and it's just there to help you figure out if pole is for you - and if so, what type of things would be fun for you. It's there to be a fun social activity, and it is NOT designed as a "push yourself" cardio or strength training class. (They have other classes for that) The class starts with some stretching and a tiny bit of simple strength training. The instructor is great about providing modifications - including how to make it harder and easier. At no point is the instructor going around trying to "correct" people, so if something isn't doing it for you, you can do it your own way or just sit out for a sec. You'll then go into being taught some various ways to interact with the pole including plain, sexy walks as well as a bit of twirls. There are a few moves shown that put you on the pole itself, but it's not a huge deal if you can't get onto the pole either. After the playtime, you'll then spend some time learning a short choreography routine. Again, the instructor provided ways to make the choreography harder or easier, and when she saw that I was struggling with a certain part, she instructed the class about a separate way to do what we were doing to get the same results without singling me out. The choreography focused a lot on getting to know the pole - and enjoying the fun of playing with pole - without being cardio or physically intensive. It was fun! To end the class, we switched the poles from static to spinning and tried the pole while in spinning mode to see how it was different. It is worth noting that the establishment only has 7-ish poles (somewhere in that range; I forgot the exact), so it's a small class of only a few people. And the studio is surrounded on every available surface area with mirrors. You won't be able to get "lost in the crowd" on this one. I'd say it feels like an intimate, small-business studio rather than a giant space. Regardless, I felt welcomed the entire time, feel pretty excited to go back for more classes, and loved the experience. Basil was a fantastic instructor and the entire studio felt very welcoming.

I have learned some cool tricks here and the atmosphere is family-like. It's my favorite place to…read morego for a good pick me up.

I have done contracts for Tobin and Associates love how they follow through with their contracts…read more They take care of the contractors and call to check on us! Great to work for!

this would be a 5/5 if not for their choir teacher Mr.Haines who trys to pressure young students…read morewith unreali requirements and expectation. Otherwise great school district

This was our first visit to the local school for a track event. The parking was ample and it was…read morelocated right next to the event. The track is setup around a really nice football field and the officials were very professional for the event. The school grounds were kept up nicely and the track was well established. The setup was really nice as they had bathrooms centrally located and the food shack was well stocked with hot and cold foods. I would definitely look forward to coming back to this location for another track meet.

Absolutely beautiful spirit! Malea is always available and very Accommodating with her schedule…read more I have been a student of hers for 3 years now. Currently an OSU student Taking Spanish 3, she has helped me drastically with homework, conversations and just the basic study techniques that you have to have when studying a foreign language. You will not be able to beat her prices. They are very competitive and reasonable. I really cherish our friendship we've built over the years. What she downst know is that I will be continuing taking lessons/oral communications with her just to keep sharp on what she has taught me. Just to be real and 100 about the whole situation, she is definatley more passionate about teaching spanish and students getting a good understanding of it more so than my professor at OSU. Thanks for all you do and all your sacrifices. Your the best!

This review is only for the playground…read more And what a playground! We came during summer; I assume you could come after school during the year. There is a sign that says the playground is open during daylight. Park at the northeast corner of the school and walk around back. A big playset with tunnels, slides, games, etc. Another playset focused on climbing. Three little "clubhouses" for kids to sit in. Teeter totters (very low to the ground,) climbing ropes, basketball courts nearby, a few benches, a shaded dining area, and more. And, another school next door with another cool-looking playground. Baby K loved it. We will be back.

My son is OBSESSED with Code Ninjas. After a few years of other programs we were looking for…read moresomething a little more appropriate for a preteen and this really delivers. The program is highly engaging and self motivated O he is in control of his own progress which I really love. The staff is great and Andrea is extremely accommodating and customer focused.

The place is very mid and they barely have any bike racks to park my e-bike at and also the place…read moreis packed on Friday nights at 9 pm for some reason

I went back to Upper Arlington High School pool and lap lanes are in a different way than the other…read moreway because it is 25-meter by 25-yard pool with 10-11 lanes. I had a great swim coming back to Sunday Swim at UAHS. The Upper Arlington Parks and Recreation now has slots for 1 or 2 pm swims because of popular demand when registering online or by phone and still a great value $3 for residents or $4 non-residents with the $1 convenience fee when paying online. Still would like having the whole 2 hours and and adding 3-5 pm options. Just a thought.