One Year and counting!

What a year it’s been. August 3rd, 2022 was the first day doors opened to welcome clients into The Chad Allen Method at 1608 Sawtelle Blvd. Two months later I enjoyed my first ever ribbon cutting ceremony and open house party on October 15th, 2023.

It has been an incredible year of welcoming long-time clients to our new playground plus introducing new clients to my Method. I have welcomed new affiliate instructors and their clients to the studio. This has truly been an unparalleled year of growth in the services, equipment, workshop offerings and life-enhancing tools at The Chad Allen Method. Virtually every aspect of TCAM has grown this year and I am thrilled and honored to celebrate all the incredible changes.

It all began before August 3rd and most have never seen the studio before it was the incredible space that it is now. I hope you enjoy the video of my first walk-thru and the gallery of before photos. Not unlike the work I do everyday with clients, it is still amazing and inspiring to see what was, and is, waiting to be experienced.

Here are some photos of the space before any renovations began. The potential was hiding among the many rooms and corridors, a labyrinth of possibility.

The ideas began. Then changed. Then changed again.

Then demolition and construction…

Bare walls and an empty space. The beauty of possibility!

First and foremost, the centerpiece…our beautiful custom sprung dance floor

Then the sign… it was official then.

And then, the ball just could not stop rolling..

The beautiful garden patio updates

Time to celebrate! Ribbon cutting, friendship, love and community!

And now, here’s a look at one year later.
Just a few things have changed.

I look forward to welcoming you to the studio!

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