My daughter joined two years ago knowing nothing and danced her first full arangetram piece at the annual show. What I like is that they teach the meaning behind the mudras, not just the steps.

The 6 am batch is the only reason I get out of bed. Forty five minutes, good music, and nobody makes you feel like a beginner. I have kept it up for eleven months now.

We tried two other places before this. The difference here is patience. My son was slow to pick up bowing and they never once rushed him or made him feel behind the batch.

Started with zero footwork and could barely hold a freeze. Six months in I am battling at college fests. The floor is proper sprung wood which saved my wrists honestly.

After a full day at a desk the evening yoga slot has fixed my back more than any physio did. Small batches, so the teacher actually corrects your alignment.

Both my kids come here, one for gymnastics and one for western dance, and the timings line up so I do one trip. Small thing, but it is the reason we stayed.

My son used to trace everything. Three months into the Saturday drawing batch and he is shading from a real still life setup. The teacher corrects the grip and the angle, not just the picture.