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Sihan Lion Google

6 months ago

I’ve been dancing International Latin here and I really enjoy the environment. The studio has a great atmosphere and the teachers are supportive and knowledgeable. They focus a lot on technique while still making classes fun and motivating. I’ve improved a lot since training here, especially in Latin technique and performance. Everyone is friendly and it feels like a very positive place to learn and grow as a dancer. Overall it’s a great studio whether you’re dancing for fun or training more seriously. I definitely recommend it to anyone interested in ballroom or Latin dance.

Tai Collinson Google

2 months ago

****Long Review Alert: I am extremely disappointed with my daughter's experience last night, at The One Dance Studio during the "Workshop with Kylah." My 15-year-old daughter was excited to attend because she wanted to challenge herself in hip-hop and earn dance hours for her school dance team. Based on the flyer and promotional video, I believed this would be a welcoming workshop where dancers could learn. There was nothing indicating that this class was geared toward intermediate or advanced dancers, and it was not beginner-friendly at all. Our evening started with an unexpected accident. My son's car was involved in a minor fender bender on the way to pick us up, and my daughter's dance shoes were left in that vehicle. Rather than miss the class altogether, a friend let us borrow her car so we could still make it. I reassured my daughter that I would explain the situation and that dancing barefoot for one class wouldn't be a problem. When we arrived, the instructor was about 15 minutes late. There was no introduction, and parents were told they could not remain in the studio during class. We were instructed to return around 9:20 p.m. for pickup. The moment I walked back into the studio before class ended, I could immediately tell something was wrong. My daughter's face looked like she had been crying. As class wrapped up, the instructor gave a speech about the importance of hip-hop culture and then singled my daughter out in front of the entire class by saying, "Don't forget your shoes next time." Given everything my daughter later shared with me, the comment did not feel lighthearted. As soon as we got into the car, my daughter burst into tears. She told me the instructor had approached her multiple times about not having shoes, even after she had already explained that she didn't have them. She also felt overwhelmed because she couldn't keep up with the choreography. Instead of receiving guidance or encouragement, she felt ignored. She told me she cried during part of the class, and while a few students checked on her, she felt that no instructor or staff member came over to help or ask if she was okay. My daughter has been dancing since she was little. She is a talented dancer, although hip-hop is not her strongest style. That is exactly why I enrolled her in this workshop—to learn and improve. A class should be a place where students are taught, encouraged, and supported, especially when they're struggling. Instead, she left feeling embarrassed, singled out, and questioning her own abilities. What hurts me the most is that my daughter arrived excited to learn, meet new people, and step outside her comfort zone. She left with her confidence shattered. No teenager should walk into a dance class excited and leave in tears feeling humiliated. I understand that every studio has high standards, and not every class is the right fit for every dancer. However, kindness, professionalism, and encouragement should never be optional. I hope The One Dance Studio takes this feedback seriously and considers being clearer about the skill level expected for workshops and more mindful of how instructors interact with young dancers who may already be feeling vulnerable. Unfortunately, based on this experience, I cannot recommend this studio to parents looking for a supportive environment for their children.

Jieshu Houon Google

4 years ago

This is a good place to learn Kpop if you are a beginner or close to one. You don't need past experience. The instructors are friendly, patient and genuinely try to get everyone to advance. Good fun, fun atmosphere!!! I recommend this studio.

Taylor Treadwellon Google

2 years ago

I’ve been coming here for about a year now and absolutely love it! I drive from the Spring area too because it’s so worth it! I’ve taken the kpop, hip hop and now recently the jazz classes and they are all great. Amazing staff that keeps me motivated to continue to grow my dance skills. Everyone is super welcoming and nice. If you’re looking for a kpop studio or any genre of dance please come here!!

Lingzi Huon Google

4 years ago

This is absolutely the best place to learn K-Pop dancing. I have been to several dancing studios around town. I love those, and they all have their niche, such as Hip-hop or urban. But none of them offer serious K-Pop classes. There are at least two things I love about the K-Pop classes here. First, the instructors will teach the whole song rather than just a small piece of it. This is the biggest difference between the one dance studio and other studios. I think it's very important to learn the whole song. Don't get me wrong--one can still learn a lot of skills by learning just segments of several songs. But learning the whole song allows me to appreciate the entire choreography, and I learn so much more as I get to see it's entirety. Second, there are so many options when it comes to the K-Pop classes here. There are normally at least three to four songs being taught at the same time. That means I get to choose from these songs and attend which classes I like the most. I would encourage anyone who's interested in K-Pop dancing check out this studio.