Amazing energy coming from Nicole - and the ambiance matches it. I did a Bemer treatment followed…read moreby the infrared sauna - to help relieve shoulder pain. I was SO relaxed afterwards, and had improvement in my shoulder. Highly recommend!

Very accommodating for our large family, clean and friendly. Great massage! We left rejuvenated to…read morecontinue our week.

Great people and great environment! Colorado native here,…read morestayed in Livingston for a couple weeks and I absolutely loved working out here! Would highly recommend stopping by to check out this facility or it's sister facility called the "rail yard" (I believe). Both places have great space and all the equipment needed for cardio enthusiasts, athletes, bodybuilders, powerlifters, etc. .

Wow. This is in response to the Daniel P. reveiw:…read more I've been a member at the Firehall for over 4 years, been a gym goer for almost 30, and I've never seen an issue with the Firehall being 'gross', at all. I would suppose if a member thought so about a facility they'd leave it instead of staying for over a year? Especially after supposedly contracting a health issue??? Regarding the fingerprint thing he mentions, I've had access to the large towels myself for about two years, and the fingerprint referenced is a special lock that I've never even seen anywhere else, it's absolutely cool that I can get shower towels easily whenever I want to. The water is too hard? Seriously? Doesn't the City provide the water? And the electronic payments, I just switched from Verizon to At&T, had to pay a fee to close the account early...like every business in the world requires? Sounds to me like the guy just didn't want to pay a bill and decided to just haze a small business. The Firehall is a great gym for a small town definitely, it's not perfect at all of course, I wish they carried larger dumbbells, they only go to 100pds. But they have everything large city gyms have. And both owners are very present and seem to know everyone, I've never been there and not been addressed by my name by them, I watch them being very engaged with their members. So other than small things like the dumbbells, I've always been very happy with what they provide, and would recommend that anyone reading an obvious smear attempt in a reveiw look further before making judgement.

While the MTN Yoga community is missed well, well beyond words-- going completely off grid- and…read moresolely offering privates, semi-privates, ceremonies and retreats- via word of mouth- is an indescribable gift.

I am really picky when it comes to my yoga. I am of the school of thought that yoga is not just…read moreabout complex poses and strength, but about my mind and spirit as well. What I love about Mountain Yoga is that there is something for everyone and they leave the pretentiousness at the door. It's welcoming, friendly, with a wide variety of teachers. I came here specifically to write a review for my favorite teacher at the studio, Jessica because I find that she provides something that no one else in town does...depth, fun, creativity, and the acceptance of being exactly where I'm at on any given day. It's not physically too challenging for me (I have some injuries and physical limitations), which I appreciate so much and there's a realness to it that I find missing in a lot of other classes. I can tell she thinks about and cares about her classes a lot. I didn't start out as a yogi, and I'm still a bit of a resistant one. I'm not flexible. I find most yoga poses annoying and challenging. But I always get something deep from Jessica's classes and my body feels so much better after going.

Studio space is cool with the brick wall inside. Class was just okay. Really enjoyed that it wasn't…read moresuper hot in there. It's nice they include towel and mat rentals in a drop-in class.

Ekam Yoga is great. The studio itself is incredibly nice and in a beautiful space. I have taken…read moreabout 5 classes here, and have enjoyed all of them. The instructors make it challenging, yet keep it fun. I will drive out of my way just to come here over much closer yoga studios.

As a certified Power Yoga instructor and practitioner of yoga for seventeen years, I was pleasantly…read moresurprised by the quality of this studio. The instructors have a strong practice and lead with precise instruction. Although the classes are challenging, they encourage their students to either scale up or scale down accordingly. The heat is supportive not stifling, even during the summer, between 90-95. The studio space is clean with showers, bathrooms and cold lavender towels. There's plenty of parking, which saves trying to fight for a spot on Main street. There are plenty of studios to choose from in Bozeman, but I'm thrilled that The Practice Power Yoga recently opened.

From the owner: "Located right under the Water Tower in the Cannery District! Drive around back and you'll see us…read more At The Practice, we know growth doesn't happen in our comfort zones and nothing big is ever gained by playing small. We teach Baptiste Power Yoga. Our hot yoga classes are sweaty, athletic and adaptable for anyone. We heat our practice room to 90-95 degrees, using heat as a tool to get deeper into the body. As Montana's first Baptiste Power Yoga Affiliate, we are part of a global community of leaders using power yoga to inspire, uplift and empower. We love to raise the bar, get messy, sweat hard and cultivate deep, welcoming community. Visit our website to view our schedule and to learn a our upcoming workshops, trainings and events."

Abigail is the best kundalini teacher I have ever come across, and I am certain she is one of the…read morebest alive in the world. Abigail incorporates deeply knowledgeable and expertly researched teachings from years of energy work, studying vedas, mantras, astrology, kundalini, breathwork, oracle arts, healing arts, and intuition training. Her sense of timing for her offerings is always serendipitous and such a gift to her community. She is one of the wisest and most powerful practitioners I have met. Big Sky is SO lucky to have Abigail! She led kundalini for years at a yoga and wellness center in San Francisco, and MT is truly getting one of the best. She also crafts the most delicious pineapple kombucha. For anyone reluctant to try breathwork, kundalini yoga, reiki or energy work, you can always trust Abigail's integrity and anchor. The container she creates is immaculate, careful, and grounded; her work is precise, boundaried, and high EQ. If you are lucky enough to receive one of Abigail's soundbaths and gong sound healings, enjoy that rocketship to theta state brainwave. I have witnessed Abigail put a room of incredibly traumatized and terrorized adults into immediate deep sleep using just one gong and her energy. I always leave Abigail's breathwork and kundalini classes glowing, oxygenated, clear, and energetically charged. She is a rare expert in her field and deserves all the praise.

I experienced two PLUTO energy & integration sessions with Abigail Tyler. I went into my first one…read morewith an open mind and no knowledge of energy work. It was a beautiful experience that felt honoring of where I was at the time. Abigail guided me through some gentle meditations, my body felt better almost immediately after my second session ; I noticed my viral symptoms dissipating almost instantly after the session began. I can't wait to work with her again!

Jolene has an excellent vibe to get your workout going. She has an amazing studio, many…read morechallenging, fun, upbeat classes to pick from, I have taken both private lessons and group workouts and I am never disappointed. I have been going to Jolene for about 8 years, when I lived in Big Sky and now, when I visit. Professional, kind, knowledgeable and keeps you moving toward your goals.

My husband and I dropped in for a few reformer classes while we were visiting Big Sky and we felt…read moreright at home! Jolene and the entire community she's formed there are so welcoming and warm. It's really a very special community, unlike any other group Pilates I've experienced. The classes were fun and challenging and we felt like we got a full body workout with each class. The classes at our home studio are 45 minutes but Jolene's were an hour which really gave us the opportunity to take time with each movement and stretch in between each exercise. We really enjoyed ourselves and will definitely come back next time we're in Big Sky. Thanks, Jolene!

I took the inferno sculpt class with Heidi (or maybe it was Molly) during a recent trip to Bozeman…read moreand truly enjoyed the class! I am a member of CorePower which is a great workout but not your typical yoga experience and I have not felt a sense of community there. Bend beyond was also a great workout but offered such a warm and caring environment that was so refreshing! I loved how everyone cheered each other on during class and found it really motivating. The studio was beautiful and I loved the mountain mural. The only thing that would enhance it is toiletries in the bathroom such as shower soap and maybe things like lotion and deodorant. I also really appreciated the cuing and focus on form. The only other feedback would be heavier weights! I didn't see heavier than 10lbs. Overall it was such a great yoga class and I'd highly recommend this studio!

If you like hot humid yoga in a room that reeks of sweaty gym socks, then this is your place. When…read moreI walked into the room before class started, I almost turned and walked out immediately. I'm disappointed I didn't trust my instincts. They did not clean the floor from the previous class, students were walking out dripping in sweat as the next class filed in. The teacher repetitively instructed deep back bends at the very beginning of class, which any well-trained teacher would know is an injury waiting to happen. The only reason I have 3 stars is because the staff and students were friendly. This studio is an olfactory nightmare!