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    3.8 (4 reviews)
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    I was surprised to see that I was the first one writing a review for this lovely spot and the very…read morenice people who run it. I got a groupon (or maybe living social) deal and hauled my butt out to Bensalem for this. Don't be scared by the strip-mall store front - the inside space is very nice. And did I mention how kind and gentle the women is who does the treatments? I got oiled up by what seemed like a gallon of oils, then massaged and 'whumped' a little bit with an herb-filled bag. I use the word 'whumped' because its hard to describe the sensation of being gently beaten with what looks like a giant tea bag! - look at the website to see what I mean. The whole thing finishing off with a relax in your own private steam bath in the room.Then you get tea and snacks. It was worth what I paid for it ($99) but might be a bit overpriced at the 'original' price, which I think was closer to $199. In any case worth a trip - I did feel pretty blissful the next couple of days and my skin was positiively glowing.

    Are you looking for relaxation, welcoming setting and a place that all your tension just flows…read moreaway? Then this is the place. Once you enter, the aroma soothes your mind, greeted in the most gentle way and smile. I had the sandalwood package which falls under the Abhyanga Package. Wow. It was exactly what I needed. Full body herbal body massage, specialized shirodhara (stress relief), third eye massage, face and head massage, and detox steam bath. They also included the facial scrub as a Mother's Day special. The staff was so professional and gentle. This is the real Ayurveda experience. I felt wonderful, light, energetic and happy. I felt and looked younger. When everything was complete, my experience ended with a delicious warm herbal tea, sliced apple and a detox cookie. What a treat. Everything was delish. The experience was unbelievable. Will see you again..

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    Om of Ashtanga Yoga

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    If you want to learn Ashtanga, this is a great place to learn…read more I was first introduced to Yoga in 2005. I practiced vinyasa yoga at Satsang Yoga Studio in Westfield and really enjoyed going there. I stopped practicing yoga for a few years and exercised at the gym and at home. Unfortunately it was hard to stay motivated at home and the gym became expensive and uninviting for me. (Not a big fan of workout machines and people who grunt/slam weights down.) I always had a love for yoga and after a recommendation from my cousin, I signed myself up for the Intro. series in September of 2014. Ashtanga comprises of a series of poses done in order linked together by breath. Classes here are "Mysore Style", you do your practice at your own pace while a teacher assists you if necessary. I learned a lot from the Intro. series and was eager to begin learning more of the Primary series. When I first started, I was kind of nervous about practicing on my own; I'd always followed the instruction of a teacher! But after several weeks, I gained more confidence and got used to self practice. Just like with anything, it takes time, patience, and a lot of breathing to progress in your practice. Sometimes I forget a pose (oops!) especially if my mind is on wandering mode, but I just try to focus and get it right next time. I am very happy with my yoga practice and am thankful for Alissa and Sonya for being great teachers.

    Nice straight forward ashtanga yoga place in a neighborhood in highland park…read more We escaped the big city and stopped here for a morning Mysore class. It was good there were only 8 people I think so Alissa , the teacher had time to assist everybody. I like hands on assist and in certain poses she asked me if I would like to be assisted, that's great too, I don't want anybody to grab and twist just out of the blue. Before our drop in, that was 17$ ( good price), she asked aswell if we had any injuries. The studio is one room and they keep the temperature nice. It was kind of odd that a few people started doing 2 nd series that didn't seem to have primary completed, but that's probably only because my teachers don't encourage that. I m for sure happy that we found this place and gladly return when I m in the area!

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    Gratitude Yoga

    Gratitude Yoga

    4.3(36 reviews)
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    I liked the yoga instructor but recommend getting to class early to secure a good spot. It gets…read morevery crowded. Also parking is street parking so make sure you pay for EVERY minute or you'll get a parking ticket like me!

    I took a break from Gratitude, glad to be back. I'm sore everywhere, but in a good way, and have…read morejoked that it's my "death by yoga" class, as in the "la petite mort" version. Gemma's vinyasa classes are hard, including her "gentle vinyasa" class. You will sweat buckets, and that's no exaggeration. Maybe there are a handful of people who don't break a sweat in her extremely popular classes, but I'm not one of them. Some things to keep in mind: 1. Show up 5-10 minutes early to get your spot, it will fill up. 2. The class might start a few minutes late, end 10-20 minutes later than scheduled--important if you're feeding a meter. 3. Check your ego & anxiety at the door. There will be people more fit than you, at 1/3 or 2x your age--we are each going for the same reasons: mental & physical health. Do your modifications, take a breather, it's all cool, no judgement. If someone does judge you, it's their problem, not yours, so who cares? 4. Take your time. I'm no weakling & have taken well over a thousand yoga classes during the past 3 years, in addition to my other fitness routines, and these classes are still hard. 5. Drink plenty of water 6. Enjoy the happy glow that can last at least another full day Bonus: my husband is happy that I'm enjoying yoga again, instead of feeling grumpy due to issues at another studio. There's no sink, so bring a spray bottle & wash cloth to mop up yourself afterwards. Single classes are $12, a 20 pass is $200, unlimited is $95; prices cheaper if you're a student. Entrance on Tulane.

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