Pointe of Grace

I can’t say enough about Pointe of Grace. My daughter has been through two seasons of dance at the studio, but it feels like I’ve known Mrs. Kim (as she is lovingly called by all her dancers) my whole life. She’s one of the sweetest, funniest, and most genuine people I’ve ever met just generally speaking, which I think reflects in how fast her classes fill up. Not only is she an incredible teacher who has a unique way of connecting with kids and relating to them, but she’s just darn fun, and I look forward to taking my little one to class each week. There is such an incredible balance here of learning good form in dancing, but in a way that isn’t at all strict or boring and repetitive — it’s 100% smiles and laughter. All of the other teachers we have interacted with as well (we love you Ms. Amy!) have been great people who always make you feel welcome. It’s a studio that feels like home, not über competitive or stuffy and formal.
I’ve heard some scary stuff about other studios around town from other moms (i.e. ridiculous fees for classes, costumes, etc., unfriendly staff, unfriendly parents, poorly organized recitals) and am so, so very grateful that I stumbled first into Pointe of Grace and didn’t have to have a bad experience anywhere else. Kim goes out of her way to keep costs minimal and recitals are run like a well-​oiled machine. My daughter is seven and getting to watch their older dancers during the 2014 recital was so cool — I can’t think of a more nurturing supportive way to come up through a young dancing career.
If I sound like some kind of semi-​stalker fan girl, that’s because I am. Don’t go take your kids anywhere else!

Our family loves Pointe of Grace! They offer dance classes for my girls, adult dance classes as well as fitness classes. The classes are fabulous, the teachers are the best around and their pricing is fair and competitive! We’re so happy to have found our dance home at Pointe of Grace!

Pointe of Grace offered a great Groupon over the holidays for a month long Zumba pass and by the looks of it, I’m not the only one who thought so.
I’ve been to a few classes thus far and I have to say that Kim is a fun instructor that keeps me entertained and sweating. The dances are fun and there’s a wide range of people there. On occasion, Kim seems to lose track of where in the dance we are and give the wrong instruction. But, she is able to correct herself quickly. And I must admit that if I had to memorize that much choreography, I’d probably forget as well.
The Zumba schedule is kind of limiting and I really wish they would offer more classes on the weekends, when I actually have time to go.