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Helen's Dance Studio
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I disagree with the review for this studio. I've been taking my daughter here for about a year and my daughter's had nothing but good things to say about this place. She always leaves the studio with a smile on her face. I've taken her to try out a few different dance classes before coming here and she did not like them at all. Helen's Dance Studio is one of a kind in teaching, technique, and professionalism. \r
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I actually remember speaking to an Adela while waiting for my daughter to finish. I don't know if it's the same person that left the review, but her daughter was in the same class. She was upset because her daughter wasn't able to follow through with the technique the instructor was teaching the children. I don't blame her, but it wasn't because of the instructor, it actually had to do with her daughter being over weight. Anytime she would try to perform a move by jumping, she would knock over other students. She almost broke my daughter's ankle when she fell on her.
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