Hipline Dance & Fitness Studio

Have been going here for the past two weeks now and it’s definitely a safe space for women from every walk of life to come and dance. Love the energy at Hipline

A place where I always feel welcomed and can be free in dance expression. As a lifelong dancer and former teacher, I am very happy to have found this place.

This place is a safe space. I have always felt very welcome and happy being there. The owner is wonderful, and so are the instructors. I wish my schedule allowed me more time slots to go to more classes. If you have a flexible schedule, getting the monthly membership is awesome! Try out all the classes you want. That's the best.

If you need to get back into dance, or try it for the first time, and want to feel fulfilled rather than pressure, this is the place for you. It's not just dance here, it's movement therapy. Tuesday AM Shimmy Pop was the most incredible class to take for my first time. Made me laugh, cry and sweat. Don't second guess, just go.

Phenomenal experience at hipline. I heard about hipline from a friend and wasn’t sure what to expect. The online class sign up was really easy and I was offered a free class as a new client. Upon arriving, I checked in at the front desk with my name and received a warm welcome and your from the staff person. I stored my shoes, socks, and phone in a locker they provided and then headed into the studio. The instructor introduced themself with their name and pronouns and immediately made me feel very comfortable. They invited everyone to move in whatever way felt good to our bodies and not worry about performing to typical dance/society standards. I’ll be honest, I have no idea what kind of dance it was other than to say it was fun, expressive, and very freeing. I feel like I got more therapy out of one session of dancing than I have in years of seeing a mental health provider. There was a wide variety of music played, dancers of all shapes, sizes, and ages, and I can’t tell you what the level of the dancers was because I quickly realized it didn’t matter. While we were all dancing together, everyone was really just focused on their own internal experience and expression. At some points there was a disco ball going, and at some points the instructor turned off the lights and just told everyone to dance. Despite all of these words, I don’t feel like I can fully explain the experience I had with those lovely humans. It was a really welcoming and accepting environment. The class instructor wove in affirmations about living our bodies and being confident in our own skin. For any woman or gender minority, even if you’re not a dancer, I would highly recommend checking out Hipline.