The two stars is based upon their absurd drop-in price of $20.00 which precluded a visit from me…read morewhile I was visiting family in the area. There are other studios in Easton that offer great instructors and facilities for considerably less. Drop-ins in cosmopolitan Austin, Texas, where I lived and worked at yoga studios for years are, on average, about $14. In Tucson, where I now reside, there are great studios that offer drop-ins for a mere $6. I just don't like the greed that has, sadly, infiltrated the yoga culture as of late.

Good yoga teachers can be hard to find while on vacation, and my husband and I were thrilled to…read morepractice with Jacqueline today at Blue Mat. It was totally worth the drive in from St Michaels. We have been to the area three times on vacation and have struggled to find a yoga home locally. I'm excited to try Blue Mat again. The space is nuts--definitely the fanciest and most beautiful studio I have ever visited. I do agree with the previous reviewer that a $20 drop in price is high, but I will point out in their defense that it is a luxurious space with a changing room, free Fiji water, and a custom setup for each practitioner with a Manduka mat, strap, and blocks.

Incredible studio. Warm and welcoming and a lot of fun. The aerial yoga has really helped me…read morementally and physically.

Ooo what a nice change from my over crowded, over used, not well maintained, Miami gym. Hearthstone…read moreis great the moment you walk in, a beautiful space that really fits the Shore. It was $15 for a drop in or & $75 for a 6 pack (6 pack of drop-ins, not abs unfortunately). So not a bad price. Whether your lifting weights, hitting cardio, or just toning up and maintain weight between meals like myself, all the equipment you could need is there. Machines, stair masters, benches. I was even surprised to see the amount of medicine balls, bands, TRX, and even. Don't get me started in the restrooms. We can't have nice things at LA Fitness and these locker rooms were like staying at the W vs Red Roof Inn for me. All of the amenities you could need-- even hairspray, dry shampoo, and flat irons. Squeaky clean steam room. Fresh towels. We're talking real luxury y'all.

The best gym in the Talbot, Caroline, Dorchester county areas. My only complaint is the membership…read moreprice. Hardly anyone can afford the $60-$80 a month membership. I know alot of people that would switch from Powerhouse and Planet Fitness but they can't swing that high membership price with families, taxes and literally everything else going up. Love the steam room, and love the equipment. I'd consider this more a "health club" than a gym.

I have been going to RF Pilates for close to 15 years and I am incredibly grateful to Renee for…read morehelping me improve my flexibility, strength and mental health. She has a warm and friendly personality and an excellent sense of your bodies needs. She is clear in her direction, is always patient and supportive. Her studio is very clean and she has a variety of equipment so you never get bored. Renee is truly the best and knows how to challenge you while focusing on proper form and technique.

Fun, friendly atmosphere to work out. I love the classes and there is a wide variety to choose…read morefrom. I've been a member for several years now and don't plan on going anywhere else.

Definitely overpriced considering the quality and quantity of machines and facilities. The owner…read moreMark was cool at first except for the fact he has a dog that's noisy and bothers people (at least me) while they're working out. The interior of the building is somewhat dingy and unfinished with wires hanging out of the ceiling and the walls being painted 5 different colors. Not that it bothers me but I just went and got a planet fitness membership and now have access to 4x the equipment and amenities at a quarter of the price plus a much cleaner and more spacious atmosphere. Also the owner has a tendency to post very nasty aggressive notes on machines , mirrors etc using foul language over incredibly minor things like people turning off lights or not putting their weights back. You'd think someone his age would've learned to communicate in a professional way by now but I guess he hasn't.Overall a LOT of cons and almost no pros compared to cheaper commercial gyms. Sign the contract at your own risk

current member who joined about a year ago, but was also a member about 10 years ago, the has not…read morechanged. no upgrades really. Class schedules are not for people who work. The needs to have major work on the women's area as the equipment is old and it feels very crowded.

Lots of cardio machines not enough weight machines…read more List of rules that arent enforced. If you want a club where high school boys sit on the weight machines talking on the phone or to each other for over 30 min vs to girls this is your club If you want to see 12 year olds with open cans of soda on the weight machines this is the place Women in sports bras and shorts so short you can see pubic hair yep they have it here!

Had a very good workout here! They have tons of equipment, some group classes, and a variety of…read morecardio, weights, and even a studio to hop in and do some yoga in if its empty. A nice place if you want to stop in for the day!

Every seen Dodgeball? If not, there are two gyms: Average Joe's, and Globo Gym. As the names…read moresuggest, Average Joe's is a bunch of "locals" working out at a modest gym owned by a "local", and GloboGym is the national chain that attracts models, celebrities, and world-class athletes with its state-of-the-art equipment, spa services, and chic design. IAC is most definitely the Average Joe's of the Kent Island area. (Note: Club1 is the GloboGym equivalent.) The owner of IAC is a jovial ex-wrestler who will make you laugh with his gruff humor and make you cry with his years of experience with personal training (read: torture). The equipment is good, if not a little dated and worn, and kept clean. On staff are friendly, down-to-earth trainers who will help you get in shape and feel like a hero for doing so. And for you busy parents, there is a small daycare service to entertain the kids while you train. The rates are very fair, and plans range from long-term (6 months) to month-to-month. If you work in the Narrows (area in which IAC is situated) you get a discount. The gym shares full shower and locker room facilities with the neighboring pool. All facilities are always kept clean as a whistle. The IAC is a great way to support a local business and get in shape with your friends and neighbors. As someone who grew up in the area, it was refreshing to run into my teachers, friends, and other neighborhood types there. Contrast that with Club1, where I always caught myself thinking (during my one week trial), "Where do all these beautiful jerks come from?" Indeed, most at Club1 would likely say (to quote White Goodman from Dodgeball): "Here at (Club1) we're better than you, and we know it.." The Island Athletic Club may made of a bunch of average Joe's, but they're my average Joe's, and I'll work out there before anywhere else.

I had not been to a salt cave or room in over a decade, and it was high time to go again. I used to…read moreenjoy the experience where I lived before. Salt Wellness has a beautiful property, and it so nicely decorated in cool colors. Two friends met me there. We all booked the 45 minute salt room and then the foot soak afterwards on the solarium porch. I would definitely recommend doing both services. The prices are very reasonable. My friends both did the de-tox foot soak. I chose the aromatic foot soak with eucalyptus, which smelled heavenly. It was a lovely afternoon of self care.

I did the salt cave and then the ionic foot soak. I felt amazing when I left. I was so relaxed and…read morestress free unlike the constant anxiety I always feel. It's great for the body and also mental health. The atmosphere is quiet, gentle and caring. I highly recommend spending time here getting whatever treatment you like.