About Enso Movement Raleigh
Enso Movement Raleigh offers exceptionally engaging track-out and summer camps, as well as movement classes (like parkour and hand balancing), where children consistently love the activities and want to stay longer. Its unique value lies in highly attentive, fun, and effective teachers who serve as positive role models, fostering long-term skill development and engagement, with some students progressing from campers to counselors-in-training.
What parents should know
Summarized from real visitor reviews.
Best for: Families seeking high-quality, long-term engagement in movement arts and physical skill development for children.Children aged 7-15 looking for fun, enriching, and engaging track-out or summer camps.Kids interested in parkour or general movement skills in a supportive environment.Parents prioritizing positive role models and attentive instructors for their children.Adults interested in specialized hand balancing or arm balancing instruction.
Why families love it
- Kids *love* the track-out camps and actively fight to stay longer due to high enjoyment.
- Teachers are consistently described as attentive, fun, effective, and positive role models (Alan and Ben specifically mentioned).
- Fosters long-term engagement: a son attended for 5+ years, starting at age 7 and becoming a Counselor-in-Training by age 15.
- Camps are successful even with 'picky' children.
- Offers private movement lessons (e.g., with Alan) for personalized instruction.
- Staff are resourceful and kind spoken.
Insider tips
- Allocate extra time and patience for online registration due to reported website slowness and navigation issues.
- If using FSA for summer camp, proactively contact Enso Movement for specific documentation requirements, as online receipts may not suffice.
- Consider track-out camps for children who genuinely enjoy movement and highly engaging activities.
- If your child is particularly 'picky' about activities, Enso's camps have a proven track record of satisfying them.
- For personalized coaching, inquire about private lessons, as specific instructors like Alan are highly praised.
Good to know before you go
- Last-minute online registrations if you are on a tight schedule, due to reported website difficulties.
- Relying solely on online receipts for FSA reimbursement without prior verification or requesting specific documentation.
- If you require a quick and seamless online booking experience for classes or camps.
- The website is slow and difficult to navigate, causing frustration during registration.
- Website receipts for summer camp registration lack appropriate information for FSA reimbursement, requiring extra effort from parents.
- Value
- While no specific prices are mentioned, the consistent high satisfaction, long-term customer loyalty (5+ years), and children's desire to extend their stay suggest excellent value for the quality of instruction, engagement, and positive experience provided.
- Food
- No specific food and drink rules are mentioned in the reviews for camps or classes.
- Accessibility
- No specific accessibility accommodations are mentioned in the reviews.
- Safety
- The consistent mention of 'attentive' teachers and staff who are 'positive role models' implicitly suggests a strong focus on supervision and a safe environment, though no explicit safety features (like security, first aid stations) are detailed.
What parents say
"My kids attend track out camps here, and they LOVE it. Constantly fighting to stay longer because they're having so much fun. Will be coming back every track out."
a month ago
"My son has been going to Enso on and off for over 5 years. The teachers are attentive, fun, and good at what they do! My son loves it! Edited to add: My son still enjoys Enso he started when he was 7 and is now 15 and a counselor in training for their track out/summer camps. My daughter also loves their camps and she's very picky. Alan, Ben and all the teachers are such positive role models. I am incredibly grateful for Enso!"
4 months ago
"I love this place! My son does parkour here and I take the arm balancing classes occasionally. I am only giving 4 stars because their website is so terrible; it's slow and difficult to navigate and does not give the appropriate information on receipts for things like FSA reimbursement (summer camp). I have been trying to register for a class this week for about 30 minutes. Just use Mind Body like everyone else."
8 months ago
Reviews sourced from public Google data.
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