Take your children somewhere that's full of positivity. After switching to a new studio I realized…read morehow bad my child, her friends, and myself were actually treated. Dance is supposed to be a safe place. The level of toxicity is mind blowing. Lies, threats, aggression, passive aggressive behavior... the list goes on. It is ran very unprofessionally.

This studio is wonderful. My daughter started 2 years ago and has already learned so much. You can…read moresee Amie really cares about helping the girls improve. This studio has really become a second home for me and my daughter.

Amazing studio, amazing instructors. We've been going there for over 3.5 years, both my girls love…read moreit. They have a great variety of different dance classes and competition teams.

This is for the "wrestling" class by Coach Q. I was observing a class with my husband and 3 kids…read more One went in with my brother and didn't take us more than 30 minutes to change our minds. This is not wrestling. There was a little boy, wearing a green shirt and black shorts, he was going around poking other kids in the eyes, choking them, kicking another, pulling the other by the neck and cheeks. A real wild kid with absolutely no adult supervision, zero discipline, just running around like a rabid dog. My husband recorded the incident once we noticed he went after our child and we are documenting it on social media to ask other followers what they think. Being I'm a Tri athlete and my husband a former quarter back and marine, this was extremely concerning considering the poor kids being viciously bullied by this "wild" thing were all much much smaller and aged around 4-6 years of age. Met with another parent outside and he said the same thing and said he just wanted to get a feel for the class and saw "more than enough". Police and social services definitely need to be informed and social media will do the job.

My daughter has been dancing here for 5 years. She has grown so much as a dancer because of the…read morequality instruction delivered by all the teachers. In Sync has a strong focus on technique which really shows when you see these kids perform. They perform many times a year and each one is so well produced. These dancers work hard and always deliver an enjoyable experience to their audience. This dance studio really feels like a family. One of the best qualities we love is that In Sync is all inclusive - any one with a body has a "dance body" and all are welcome here.

My daughter an I moved to Auburn from Hawaii a year ago and so glad we found In Sync Dance to…read morecontinue her dance classes. She just finished her first concert experience with ISDA and she had a blast. She was so proud that she got to dance on stage again, and the whole family enjoyed the performances as well. She's excited to continue with classes and take even more!

I've been doing this class for over 3 years. It's dance, aerobic, weights, and more. Dawn is an…read moreamazing instructor and choreographer. The dances are easy and you can go at your own pace. It's a lot of fun.

This is a review for Anderson's Step it Up Dance Studio in Nevada City:…read more My 9 year old daughter was originally interested in taking classes there, so I signed her up. I was asked to pay a registration fee, $40 for a month (=4 classes), and $35+ dollars for some step-shoes. I was presented with a contract, that I probably should have read more closely. My daughter took 3 classes initially, and quickly felt alienated, as other kids were more advanced. I encouraged her to try another month. After I paid for a second month, we had 2 weeks due to vacation and personal reasons, where we could not attend, but the monthly fee remained the same without manageable make-up options for missed classes. My daughter tried 2 more classes, and from then on really did not want to go anymore, as this was just not a good match for her, so I told the owner that we will not continue for a 3rd month. Here is where it became a bit strange: 1) the tap shoes, the owner made me pay for and apparently ordered for my daughter, never arrived. I asked for a refund and was told that she does not give refunds, per contract. 2) I attempted to discuss this with the owner and left 2 messages that were not responded to. 3) I stopped by to talk, and she diverted being in a conversation, and that she would call me, which she did not do. 4) I texted her, and was then informed that I actually owe her, as every student has to pay a last month, re $40, if they want to cancel/ drop out, per contract. She offered that she would gracefully write off the difference of that fee and the cost of the shoes we never received. 5) I asked her to mail me a copy of the contract, which she has not done so far. Overall, this was surprisingly disappointing. It really wasn't about the $35 bucks. I was more so surprised about the behavior, which made me feel not valued. Even if my daughter was wanting to give it another shot with that group, I would never return there.

JennFit just left this location because it is dirty, neglected and not fit for ladies wanting a…read moreclean environment!

My daughter has grown so much as a dancer and gained a lot of experience. Definitely recommendread more

We moved to Chico about a year and a half ago. My daughter immediately started taking classes at…read moreHype. While she liked her instructors, they changed often. The waiting room is full of caddy moms. They talk bad about the owners, about each other and even about the young dancers. It is a appalling. The facility is filthy and extremely disorganized. My daughter learned dances, but absolutely no fundamentals. If you are not part of their Fusion Dance Company (competition team) you basically don't matter. The recital is simply a money maker for them- 4 shows over 3 days, if your child is in more than one class, or if you have multiple kids taking classes, expect to make a weekend of it, and plan to purchase tickets for each performance, so they can show off the fusion team.