Took our first "Yoga & Play for Babies". The class was pretty good. My baby enjoyed most of the…read moreactivities, but the teacher was condescending. Especially upon answering questions. I'll likely finish the three classes, but unfortunately won't sign-up for other classes here. Too bad, I was really looking for classes for my baby and I other than music.

I initially signed up for a toddler's yoga class which we love. Jen is wonderful at illustrating,…read morein very creative ways, how to do complex things like control ones breath, balance, and stretch. Her games, songs, stories, and gentle presence helped my shy son open up. This is a great way to teach them proprioceptive skills even at a very young age. As an aside, Jen (the owner) also generously allows you to explore other classes with your un-used class credit. This is how I found the adult's yoga class - pure bliss. It was like a spa experience except closer to home. A welcomed remedy on Sunday before the start of a new week.

Started with the free classes to get a feel for the studio. I then started to go with some…read moreregularity. I absolutely can't recommend Amanda, Amyre, Dawn, Deb, and Edgar enough. They are terrific!! Good vibes and good classes.

Loved coming to Yoga District and wish I would have known about their BIPOC community classes…read moresooner. Amyre was a great instructor and lead us through a very gentle and peaceful flow. I loved the intimate setting, and the fact that they provide quality mats for attendees. Even if you cannot make their weekly free class, you can still drop-in at a very affordable $14.

I had a beautiful experience today. It was my first time taking a hot yoga class. Alexandria was…read morethe instructor today. She was encouraging, spoke clearly, and instructed very well. Especially as a first timer...this was great.

I have been to this studio a handful of times now and It has that hole in the wall vibe where once…read moreyou are inside you get the sense that the teachers are caring and non judgmental and the students all seem to really enjoy the sense of community.

DC DRIP is one of my favorite places for hydration, IV therapy, and overall wellness. Not only is…read morethe space professional, welcoming, and knowledgeable, but it's also Black-owned--which makes supporting them even more meaningful. The owners and nurses are amazing--flexible, attentive, and always making sure customers are comfortable and getting exactly what they need on their wellness journey. Honestly, I'd rate them way beyond 10/10. If I could give a million stars, I would! If you're considering hydration or wellness treatments, don't hesitate--book with DC DRIP and start your journey today.

I attended an introduction to barre class on a Saturday at noon…read more Pros: The instructor was excellent!! Very friendly and very helpful. She also took the time to learn everyone's names The studio was clean and well maintained. Strong community feeling. Cons: The staff was a little pushy and "in your face" from the moment you walk through the door. Both before and after class. Now I did opt to receive more information later, so that I don't mind. But immediately before and following class it was a bit much. More of a turn off Street parking only, so prepare The lobby can be a bit hectic between classes with very little space to move around Overall the class was fun and a good low impact workout!! Although I would definitely consider joining, the price tag was a little steep in my opinion. But If it's something you love, it's worth it! And again this location seemed to have a good community.

INVITING, INSPIRING, IMPRESSIVE. The three I's that describe this studio and the instructors /…read morestaff. I recently moved to Washington, DC and had been "barre'ing" previously in California. I reached out to immediately set up a membership and the staff were super helpful and even cut me a great deal. Once I began taking classes, the instructors were very friendly and took me into their DC barre community. This studio is quite spacious so there is always enough room, even when the class is at max capacity. Certain barre studios have a "culture" to them, that can seem cliquy and Mean Girl-ish, Cap Hill is not one of those. So do yourself a favor, and go Lift, Tone and Burn that backend with the team at PB Cap Hill (or Dupont!).

My friend arranged a private class for her birthday at endlessOM and it was so much fun! It was a…read moregroup of about 12, and only 1 person had ever done aerial yoga before. I went in not knowing what to expect, but Paula guided us through each step and was there to assist hands on if desired. Everyone really enjoyed and it was awesome that the various shapes, sizes, and athletic abilities present in our group could participate. We were also able to create a playlist in advance, which added to the fun!

The front desk was not welcoming. Im unsure of the woman's name but she didn't make it a peaceful…read moreexperience which should be expected. She seemed upset that we were there & was very condescending. Would not recommend.

I've been wanting to try Solidcore for a while since we don't have one near me in San Diego, so…read morenaturally I decided to do it while on vacation in DC. What was I thinking? I took a 30-minute class, and let me tell you... it absolutely kicked my butt in the best possible way!! The instructor (Sydney) was incredibly friendly and welcoming. There was only one other person in class, so I got plenty of individual attention and coaching. She definitely made sure I was working hard, and I left feeling like I got an amazing workout in just 30 minutes. Challenging, efficient, and totally worth it. If you've been curious about Solidcore, I'd definitely recommend giving it a try. Just be prepared to work!

Extremely disappointed with my experience at Solidcore Navy Yard during the 5/9 1:30 PM class. My…read moreguest and I traveled 40 minutes, used a buddy pass, and selected our spots ahead of time, only for a waitlisted participant who was Savannah's mother to still take a spot while staff knowingly allowed it. We were unable to properly work out, and no effort was made by Savannah to address the situation or even check in with us afterward. The lack of professionalism, accountability, and customer care completely ruined the experience for me. I personally would never recommend booking with Savannah after how poorly this situation was handled. I advise you to stay away from booking her class if you want to enjoy your experience!

Jade's is easy to find right on Pennsylvania Ave SE, which makes getting there stress-free. I took…read morean all-levels mat Pilates class with Coleen and had a really great experience. She was incredibly welcoming from the start and guided us through every part of the class with clear, supportive instruction. What stood out most was her attention to detail. She offered small, helpful adjustments throughout, which made a big difference without ever feeling intrusive. The workout itself struck the perfect balance. I definitely felt the burn and got a good stretch in, but it never felt overwhelming or intimidating. If you're looking for a more intimate setting where you can actually get personalized attention, this is a great spot. Highly recommend, especially for beginners or anyone easing back into Pilates.

I want to love you Jade Fitness, I really do. But I often feel I'm working out at someone's passion…read moreproject and not at a real gym. Things I like: - small class size - evening classes - accommodating to specific needs of class participants - convenient location - Negatives - entry to the space is a challenge - communication not great, I tried to set up meeting with a personal trainer and never heard back. I emailed, told the guy at the front desk, but never had anyone reach out. I gave up. Do I recommend, yes but not for personal training since I never figured out how to set it up.

because of these women and gentlemen, I love yoga, after always being told because of my body type…read morethat I wouldn't look good or fit in certain things or look good doing certain positions at my very first yoga studio the universe led me to one of the best studios. I believe there are around now I have checked out other studios since I've been to Haas there's no environment like us as small as intimate. The instructor wants to be inviting the instructor wants to relate no matter what instructor you have I thoroughly enjoy Simone 's class on Saturday mornings and I'm truly eager to get back to them next week if you are looking for that sweat and then shit check out cats class I believe it's Tuesday morning. She does a few more throughout the week but that chick right there that talk about being snatched she'll get it done for you. all seriousness Hass yoga is a really really legit judgment free zone. It's move at your own pace and assistance if you want it. I appreciate Haley for inviting me when she did. It was the perfect opportunity and I sister moment again check out HAUS Yoga on eighth Street whatever your schedule fits I promise you any and every class you walk into at the end of it you're gonna love it and you're gonna want to come back and try a new cost to get to know more people Really really great environment Thank you are you lovely instructors in host has yoga, you guys freaking rock !!!

Great rocket variation yoga classes for experienced yogis. Instructors offer variations and…read moreassists. They have cubby holes, a large rest room, and a mat storage room. If you are fatigued with every local yoga class catering to either beginners or acrobats, try this studio. That said, Haus definitely takes time for arm balances and headstands. They just do a slightly better job at integrating them into the class, rather than declaring: now, it is handstand time! They did not offer a studio tour. It appears that mats are free, no filtered water available, no showers, non cork yoga mats. You have to leave your shoes outside of the studio on the landing. Another DC studio priced to favor membership without offering a lot of classes. So one class is $25 (without promos or deals), but a monthly unlimited option is around $116/month with 2 weeks notice to cancel. A woman made a homophobic remark to a small group, including an instructor, on our way out of the studio. May not be an LGBTQIA friendly studio, may just be that woman really really wanting us to know she is not queer.

In a world where busy-ness reigns, Kadampa Meditation Center Washington DC offers an oasis of peace…read moreand tranquility. The community is friendly and welcoming and the teachings promote the kind of compassion and love that we need in our society today.

The Kadampa Meditation Center in DC is wonderful. I have been attending for almost 3 years. They…read morerecently added more classes throughout the week including a 30 minute lunch time meditation. The new Resident Teacher Kadam Michelle is awesome. The community is a great group of people from all walks of life. I highly recommend checking it out!