Out of all the Barre3 studios, this one has got to be my favorite. And I've been to five in the…read morePortland area. I love the big windows which brings in so much natural lighting. They also have a kids play area for those who have kiddos. It's located in the kruse village plaza, which means plenty of parking. The only downside for me is that it's a bit far but I don't mind the drive.

Love the studio but don't like the Thursday 8:45 instructor. She's very distracting and talks too…read moremuch. Other instructors there are very good.

When we first moved from New Orleans to LO four years ago, one of the things I missed the most was…read moremy yoga community. I'd seen a few local yoga studios in my new town but was unsure where to begin. Then one day, my daughter and I were having lunch at Chuck's Place (now closed). Through the window, I spied Imagine Yoga studio, so we went to take a look. At that time they were offering a new student special that was in my budget so I signed up. I'm so glad that I did! This place has become my new yoga home. I've participated in a retreat led by its owner, Kristina, which was a pivotal experience in my life. I've enjoyed several special events (Yoga in the Vineyard, Full Moon Circle) and had nothing but beautiful times with this lovely community. The studio was recently renovated, right before COVID closures, and I love the new airy space. Because the studio hosts a variety of teachers, you can tailor your yoga needs to what your SELF is needing each time. I particularly love Kristina's Flow class and the Calm yoga Nidra. During quarantine, I was relieved that they began offering online classes (still in effect) and now, not only can I do the classes from the comfort of my home, but the sessions are recorded and I have access to the class for the day... this is so helpful! Imagine is a small, woman-owned business, operated respectfully, inclusively and holistically. I 100% recommend practicing yoga here.

Imagine Yoga studio has built a community in its little corner of Lake Oswego; it just wasn't the…read morecommunity I was looking for. Yoga studios are pretty sparse in this area of town, and since I now work south of Portland proper and can't get downtown for class regularly at my preferred studio, I tried out the suburban offerings. I got a month-long unlimited new student pass for $40, which was nice. The studio has an okay variety of classes; due to my work schedule, I was only able to make it to the restorative and regular "flow" classes, so my experience was admittedly somewhat limited. Still, I ended the month feeling pretty underwhelmed by my experience, and don't see myself returning. The restorative classes were largely good, with some exceptions - I had one very odd experience that involved lots of standing around and little actual yoga, and one class where the instructor opened the door on a cold, wet December evening and I had to wrap the class blanket around me to keep from shaking. The regular "flow" classes are very slow and seem better suited for yoga beginners. None of the instructors I practiced with offered hands-on adjustments - in fact, most of them just stayed on their mats while leading class. The clientele skews older, which isn't surprising for this part of town. Folks seem to know one another, and the studio seems to have a nice little community going, but it wasn't a community I felt particularly drawn to or welcomed by. The studio space itself is nice, calm and clean; the free tea is a nice touch. The charge for mat use is not, although I overheard one instructor say it isn't really enforced. Given the choice, I'd rather drag myself to NW for a studio experience where the instructors are more engaged with their practitioners and the classes challenge me better.

Been coming to this location for 2 years. Got a nice workout in, but they've recently renovated and…read moreI am not a fan. They removed the 30 min area completely. They've added in more areas for lifting but left those of us that rely on machines out. Also took out a lot of the cardio (treadmills, elliptical, etc) they flow is not great. And the abductors/adductors are in a horrible space now. Really been challenging to get a decent workout in, now that all the non lifters are fighting over the same machines.

LADIES BEWARE! I travel for work and visit LOTS of Planet Fatnesses all over the USA. Came in to…read morework out on July 17th '26 around 9am while in town for business with my husband. I happened to walk outside to my car to get a bottle of water and my gym bag out of my trunk, which I was parked in the first space in front next to the handicapped spaces which took less than 2mins, and when i returned I was yelled at by a staff member upon entering. JON welcomed me in and I smiled and he proceeded to yell "HEY! DID YOU SIGN IN?!!" - so loudly that the entire front portion of the gym looked at me. He yelled it at me as if I was stealing the gym. I turned around and said, "yes, I just walked to my car I've been here over an hour or two do you need me to check back in???" Still yelling at me he replied "Yes what's your name!??" Still treating me like a thief... I told him my name and check in again and went back to my workout. Around 11 I went up to the desk to make an appointment for the massage chairs before leaving. Lucky me Jon was at the front again and I smiled and checked in for my 11am massage. Jon ignored me at the desk and left to help two gentleman sitting at the front tables... no big deal except I heard him giving them executive massage privileges and scheduling their massages before me pushing my appointment back 30-45mins. Again no big deal except I used the time to write this review of Jon's horrible customer service today instead of getting my much needed massage. I hope the manager reminds Jon to use his inside customer service voice and to utilize words like "excuse me". I got so confused by my visit because I pay to go here and Jon gets paid to be here... I might as well drive the extra 18mins to Portland next time I'm in town if I'm gonna get treated like that again.

Returned to the club. Have not been here since before Covid. They have new classes like 50 minute…read morecardio or 50 minute strength training, which is great because that's the kind of thing I'm looking for. Trainers are super nice and able to give suggestions for modifications. Likely better if you know your own modifications. Lighter weights are to the right of the door if you need 5 pounds. The traditional class which is half cardio and half weight training is a little different than pre-Covid. The biggest difference is they focus on what you're doing, not where your heart rate is. At my class we did a lot of hills. And there was no mention of aiming for red zone. There were mentions of last push or empty your tank, but not aiming for specific colors. Which was great for me because when my heart rate gets too high, I pass out. The heart rate system is really amazing in each machine from treadmill or roar can identify your band and you can choose your profile for your machine. It doesn't work on the weights, ( choosing your station because it doesn't matter). I think the heart rate monitor is optional. However, having that option to identify for the machine and tracking little more detail of what you're doing and getting the email somebody at the end is very motivating and really great. I really liked everyone on staff and everyone was very welcoming and kind even if you're not a 20 year-old fitness influencer. I also really like how there's plenty of parking and very easy access to the facility.

My husband and I joined Orangtheory in 2016 and transferred to the Tualatin studio in 2023. This…read morestudio offers community building events and challenges (with prizes!) that motivate and inspire. Studio is spacious with coaches station and screens in the middle, making for easy visibility during instruction. Their selection of apparel and OTF gear is fun and class milestone arm straps have been added. I've observed in the fitness industry that good coaching comes and goes, and that's okay! Coaches grow and move on, too! My most favorite up and coming elite status coach is Everett. He loves a diverse and interesting playlist! He will coach and cheer for you on the floor and takes the time to learn what motivates you. Join us!

Hells Bells Folks, This place ROCK! yes I mean Rocks, just try out the Zumba Classes. So lets…read morejust ditch that boring workout routine surrounded by all those purple or orange walls and the rows of new fangled treadmills with little TVs attached, (of course we will not disclose the location of said purple or orange walls) Why should you pay diddly for those squats I ask? Why spend countless hours staring at jiggling bodies with meringue arms flapping in the wind, join the Zumba craze here at Nelson's. Of course folks there is always a Cardinal Rule, and Cardinal Rule #1 is: For all Zumba classes @ Nelson's you HAVE to sing along to ALL songs, okay, so who cares if it is in a language you don't even speak, you are A ROCK STAR! You are in your own Groove, Baby! Come one come all, this is it, this is the happening place baby! You Rock!

The gym is never too crowded which I love and they have amazing hours during the week. Sometimes I…read morelike to come in early at 5am and sometimes I like coming in at 9pm. The gym is always clean and doesn't have that musty gym smell that some gyms have. They also support freedom of choice which I love! I've been coming here for the last year and I'll continue to be a member here for a long time.

Great yoga studio with a wide variety of in person classes. I've been practicing yoga for 6 years…read morenow and while I have unfortunately moved out of the area as of recently, I will always take a class here when I am back in town. I recommend trying all of the classes. I would highly recommend the Qigong class as I tried it on a whim and it became one of my favorites. Thanks Thrive!

Wow my previous review was from so so long ago!…read more I'm a regular at Thrive for yoga. I've been practicing here off and on for 4 years. Two pregnancies and two subsequent kids means I don't get as much yoga in as I would like. The instructors are fantastic. Kind, patient, and very real and human. The classes are a good selection, but definitely not as diverse and creative as they used to be. The times that classes are offered is unfortunately limited. Usually one at 9ish and one at 5:30 during the week and on Sundays. I really miss having options on Saturdays! They have rolled with the challenges of the pandemic. In-person and online offerings, masks required, limited sizes of classes, and marked spaces.

I've been taking Pilates weekly with Clare for a couple years and it really has helped with my…read moremobility and function. When I saw an orthopedist about my back pain, he could only offer me surgery but Pilates has taught me how to take care of myself and back pain is no longer an issue! Clare is a wonderful teacher and takes time to be sure I am doing the exercises correctly, which I really appreciate. I plan on continuing with Pilates classes with Clare at Flourish!

I take class here twice a week and I actually look forward to it. Class sizes are…read moresmall and Clare is a great and knowledgeable teacher. Can't recommend enough!!

I've been with Body and Brain Yoga/Tai Chi close to 10 years. I was introduced to to B and B in…read moreArizona, and now in West Linn Oregon. As the title indicates, this approach is not just an hour of physical exercise. The concept of mental awareness is unique: awareness of breathing, the understanding of energy "within" and "without" and an overall outlook on the merits of flexibility, both physically and mentally. Bill Patterson

I developed arthritis at age 48 and now have 2 hip replacements. My activities were restricted, I…read morebecame depressed and angry. After 3 months training 3x/week with M. So Mi practicing tai chi and yoga, I regained strength, flexibility, quieted my mind, and, most importantly, a positive attitude/feeling about myself. This practice is ideal for seniors and others who were once active/healthy and want to regain energy, balance, body/mind connection, reduce stress - heal their bodies and calm their minds. Honestly, this practice may have saved my life.