There are no words that I can put on this review that will encapsulate what Sifu and Simo mean to…read moreme. They welcomed me with open arms when I first pulled up and when I had no idea what I was truly walking into. What was and continues to be poured into me has helped cultivate a change in my life that I always dreamed of...to fully be aware of self and sufficient in all aspects and areas by maximizing effort. Master Lambert has been one of the greatest Teachers in my forty years of being on this planet. What he and his disciples have provided to me could never be repaid. I strive to have a life of peace and prosperity that Sifu and Simo share. As I said before there are no words that will encapsulate what these people mean to me. Everyone has different experiences and I will say this is one you would have to see yourself because "Shaolin Wing Chun is a living, breathing, entity."

I started out looking for something different than just the punching and kicking martial arts…read moreschool that you can find anywhere. My search led me to Meng's Martial Arts of Cincinnati and Shaolin Wing Chun taught by Master John Lambert. Master Lambert is an excellent teacher and human being. He will teach you to punch and kick, but also will teach you so much more about yourself. Master Lambert's depth of knowledge of martial arts, Shaolin Wing Chun, meditation, and self-defense is second to none. If you are looking for an authentic and genuine experience then this is the place for you.

First, it's good to know that there's more than one Elemental Om. Make sure your gps is sending you…read moreto the right location. Second, you're going to feel like you're going to someone's house. The studio is on a residential street. The building has a side entrance and street parking. Inside, there's a small witchy/crystal sort of store. The instructor told us the store is only open during studio hours. Upstairs there are so many plants! This studio is really a gorgeous space. It's big and bright. The instructor moved us through having a nice stretch and a gong meditation. There are a lot of steps at this location. I don't think it's handicapped accessible. Signing up for the class was really easy. The website is very comprehensive and very well set up.

If you're looking for a yoga studio that's actually meditative, this is your place. Based in a…read morebeautiful old church in Mason, I can't think of a more perfect space for a yoga practice with the light shining through the beautiful stained glass and the acoustics perfect for all your Oms. Pamela is fun, super knowledgeable and offers the only Kundalini class I could find in town. Was ready to move away from all the studios focusing only on the physical aspect of yoga, who played rap and pop music during my down dogs. Exactly what I've been searching for!

I went to WiseWays this morning with a friend for an Easy Flow Yoga class. As it was my first time…read morethere, the instructor Julie was extremely helpful in getting my friend and me set up After filling out the necessary paperwork, we went into the yoga room. It's probably one of the coolest yoga spaces I've seen. The room is dimly lit with only natural light, the ceiling has drape-y things hanging from it, there are several woven baskets with mats and yoga props, and there are even bongos situated in the room! It definitely helped set the mood of the class. The teacher took the time to explain the set up and flow of the class to me and my friend. The set up was different for me. The class started with self-massage. I've never experienced that before, and while it was a foreign concept to me, I enjoyed it. During the self-massage, we were given some aromatherapy cream, which was awesome. I love smelling hippy smells like pachouli during yoga. It makes me feel more calm. The class was an hour and 15 minutes - definitely a great value! We went through gentle and modified versions of the sun salutation and many other common yoga poses. I enjoyed the gentle stretch and relaxation to start my weekend. But since I am more experienced in yoga, I wish it were a bit more vigorous. To be fair, though, I need to try the other two types of classes, as the Easy Flow is meant to be...well, easy. The only thing I disliked was that the class was only 3 people large. I enjoy bigger classes because I feed off of the energy of others in the class. I also have a feeling that most folks don't know about this place. If you're not interested in yoga, they also have tai chi classes. I recommend it and will be back!

With a year-long unlimited membership pass, I am pretty familiar with Wiseways/Shift yoga. (They…read morechanged owners and the name to Shift in January '13.) Upside: super friendly staff and fellow yoga lovers. Big enough parking lot and its kind of hidden around the corner. Wonderful, relaxing classes. Downsides: Sort of a small space, so right after they do a Groupon or something it can get grossly crowded for a week or two. Very limited weekend classes: none on Fridays or Sundays, and only one on Saturday at 8:30a. Pretty inconvenient if you have a regular 9-5. Also if you're under 30 you'll be the youngest in the class.

Great complete martial arts system! Great instructor! Great classmates, more like family! Free…read moretrials!

I have been a student for about 6 months ago. Very happy to be around a group with great…read moreinstruction from both Sifu and the senior students. A great place for any experience level, this is my first martial arts practice after a lifetime of traditional sports and lifting as a new adventure