Lots of problems No hot water several times…read morehvac issues Very curious smell in pool Constant hot tub issues Tons of turn over Be careful about timing of membership/dues Cannot recommend

We like Chuze a lot, but ended up quitting. Wait, what? I'll explain. We joined shortly after…read morethey opened, and were members until recently. In the beginning, parking was not an issue, and neither was getting a spot in the only class that really interested us, which was a mix of cardio and weightlifting. Then the next-door pickleball place opened and parking instantly got harder, a trend that would continue. Later, they took a bunch of the treadmills away, and reconfigured our favorite class to reduce the amount of cardio and increase the amount of time wasted cleaning equipment and transitioning between stations. At some point they introduced having to pre-register for class, but you could only do so 1 hour before the start time. Then we started having to bring our phones to class, to show that we'd pre-registered. (I'd rather have left it in a locker.) That registration timing had some issues, so later they changed it to registering 3 days ahead of time. And you had to do it ASAP, or you couldn't get a spot. There was no wait-list/standby status, or notification if someone later dropped out. So, this year when they had the typical new-year's resolution surge, it got to where we missed several classes due to not being able to get a spot. At that point why are you paying $38 a month (including the $60 annual fee) for the "More" plan? There's no good answer. And it's a shame, because the instructors are great, and we liked just about every one that we ever had.

Through the aging process, flexibility and balance play such a key role to sustainable health. Ky…read moreRichards does an amazing job of focusing on our areas of opportunities in the arena of flexibility and balance. These sessions keep us upright and mobile in our retirement activities. Well worth the investment.

I went for a complementary introductory session today. My person who stretched me his name was…read moreEddie. He was thoughtful and kind and overall it was a enjoyable experience. As far as the prices go way way way too expensive if I'm gonna spend $50 for 30 minutes it sure not gonna be here. The prices are way too expensive. They need to revamp their whole organization. In my opinion it's not affordable for what you got I recommend going to. It's a lot more reasonably priced.

After badly wrenching my back last fall, I am very grateful I found Amy and the Pilates Lab…read more Pilates is by far the best way I have found to rebuild the strength I need to heal and avoid injury - and private sessions with Amy twice a week have gotten me back to full movement and living pain free. She is intuitive, highly skilled, and brings boundless energy to every session.

Amy and I have been working together for years now, doing both private work on the Reformer and mat…read morePilates in groups. She is very observant and notices shifts in your body that you don't even notice! Amy is really skilled at helping determine what will be best for your body and what will keep you strong and healthy. She is also goofy and fun, and going into "The Lab" is always an enjoyable experience. Her descriptions (things like "lady bug highway") are a riot. I HIGHLY recommend doing a three-session intro pack and learning all about how Pilates can help you.

Am an 65+ powerlifter. Like the mix of folks in a gym filled with diversity, including political…read morediversity. The humanity of the lifters - that is what is valued first! Chris and the staff and the pups are awesome!

A great gym for those looking to lift weight and be with others who have a similar focus…read more This gym ain't pretty. It doesn't smell of essential oils. It does have a lot of equipment. It is clean. And it is full of people focused on lifting. I was a bit overwhelmed with the variety of equipment, but that variety is a really good thing. You can find any piece of equipment you have ever used, and if you are not super picky, you never have to wait. Really a nice setup. Chris, the owner, is often present, and seems very available through email and txt. Certainly keeps the place running well, and given his experience, he is surely a valuable resource. I was a little put off by the political and religious signs; I want to work out, not get riled up. But, I never heard any religious or political discussions, and so none of that got in the way of my workout.

I took a class here on Saturday with Stephanie. I am not very flexible, so I am always nervous…read moreabout taking a yoga class. Stephanie was amazing. I felt challenged, yet comfortable. She has a great technique that allows for all levels of fitness to flourish in the class. She really knows what she's doing. I appreciate how much she pays attention to her students to ensure they are in proper form. Additionally, she has a very calming way about her to end the class in a way that lets you leave all of your troubles behind.

Kate Laviolette is one of the most greediest peopoe I've ever met. Also, she never paid me for what…read moremy small fox painting had sold for. She held onto it for me because I didn't have anywhere to put it since I was sleeping out of my car at the time. She said someone bought it, but she never paid me for it, so who knows what happened. A few years ago, I would regularly go to classes and it was enjoyable. There were a couple experiences where it gave me a uncomfortable feeling about her. We did a hiking session together. Nobody showed up but me, so she and I went. I thought it was nice, but noticed that when she wanted to take a picture with me, it was just for her socials so her image would look good. Then not too long after that, there was a art event at the studio which I paid and went to. I figured it was just an art show but there was more to it. At the time, I struggled a lot more when it came to crowds. I wanted to get out of my comfort zone, have fun, and to see what it was all about. I brought my sketch book to draw and I also joined in the audience to watch the aerial show (I think it was) even though I thought it was an art show. I got intense anxiety and overwhelm (probably from the energy from being in a crowd or certain people), so I left and cried in the car. I had texted Kate and told her what happened, but she didn't care. Kept my money too. Was only there for 15 or 20 minutes. So overall, these experiences showed me how greedy and fake she was. I start going back in November because I'm getting back into shape and I wanted to try the aerial classes again, but I can't afford very much, so I go with the 5 class plan for $59. My mom is the one that even helped me and I told her that. I completed the classes (except for one which I was not feeling that day, but I already showed up, so no sense in trying to get another class). I was not planning on going again (a couple of people including an instructor found that out by asking me questions) because I wanted to continue at a gym since my main focus ended up being working out/exercising. The gym is what is beneficial for me. I felt aerial yoga wasn't. Besides this reason, I didn't feel fully welcome and the instructors were not patient (my coordination is poor) except for one, but I forgot her name, I'm sorry. I came to find this past Tuesday night that my account was charged by the studio and my account was at 97 cents. I texted Kate personally. You can see the whole conversation plus more in the screenshot photos for yourselves. Which includes her trying to offer a partial refund through Venmo which is outside of her business. If she can offer that, then she could've just given me my refund. Acted fake by throwing in "we've enjoyed having you here" to again be careful as a business owner and her reputation. I emailed her because I kept checking my account on the studio website, since it kept saying my plan wasn't canceled yet and it had already been a whole day. So I told her to close my account and to refund me, or I'm going to report her and THEN she finally decided to cancel it. She also told me she would refund my original payment, but she only did a partial refund of $38 out of $59. She lied and is clearly greedy. Making it into a whole complex mess, when it couldve just been played out smoothly. She blocked me after I told her to not respond back to my text or she did after my email, I'm not sure, but I'll be spreading all this information around everywhere. I made a post about it on my Facebook and someone mentioned that they've heard of this situation happening a lot at this studio and what happened to one of their clients, so that didn't surprise me.

Live Beyond Limit has changed my life in the best way possible! I've been attending yoga and aerial…read moreclasses here for almost 3 years and I've gained so much strength, confidence, and resilience. The community is welcoming to all - whether you're just getting started on your yoga journey or are an experienced aerialist, there's definitely something for everyone here.

I love this studio. Nicole is a wonderful yoga instructors. Classes are small, which allows Nicole…read moreto make sure that all of her students are doing the poses correctly. I loved the speed of the classes. I've never felt more relaxed and complete. I've also been to yoga classes in New York City, Washington, DC, and Denver and none of those classes were nearly as good as Grace Yoga.

I highly recommend Grace Yoga! Nicole is an excellent teacher for both newbies and more seasoned…read moreyogis. Her ability to give useful instruction on which muscles to use in the poses and other details about holding the poses was so nice. Nicole also has a nice levity in her teaching style that resonates with a deep understanding of yoga wherein you always learn something new in her classes.

As soon as I got to The Dojo I knew I'd found the Martial Arts school I'd been looking for. This…read moreplace is fun and friendly, and they have quietly turned out champions for years. Everyone made me feel welcome, and the training is extremely effective. It doesn't take long in the entry level Skills Lab to build striking and ground skills that are designed for someone who might really need to use them - in the cage, or on the street. The classes are fast-paced and I always end up getting a great workout almost without realizing it. The Art is definitely a fusion - Muay Thai, BJJ, Wrestling, Boxing, Catch, Silat, Kali come in to play (to name a few.) I love the Sila Yoga. The Dojo is the only place in the US you can learn it, and it is so different from any other style of yoga I've tried! It definitely builds strength as well as flexibility, and I love the way it uses the animal movements and postures. These guys do a lot of outdoor training too, and classes at the park or seminars in the mountains have been some of my favorite training here. Last but not least, The Dojo is the regional training center for C.O.B.R.A. Self-Defense Systems. C.O.B.R.A Self Defense's scenario based and police academy style training really set it apart as far as effectiveness and how simple it is to apply for anyone. It's so important to have a real, tested self defense program that any age or experience level can really use when they need it. Highly recommend!