Are you looking for a mentally and physically challenging workout with friendly staff and helpful…read moreinstructors? This place has it. The regulars who attend can intimidate at first when they're perfectly executing the poses, but there's an encouragement in the ether that propels the novices, like me, to not give up. Place is awesome and you'll feel great afterwords. Remember to bring two towels, a full length one to go over your yoga mat and a second to wipe your face (oh and some water too).

There are so many people packed into a class, you're lucky if your neighbors sweat doesn't make it…read moreonto your mat. Men and womens classes should be separate, the men in there are sweating so much. Was gagging the entire time.

I've had a really great experience doing the guided meditation in the salt cave at Evolve Wellness…read moreCollective. Each session had a different theme, but all were relaxing and left me feeling grounded, refreshed, and almost euphoric from the salt in the air. The space is cute and comfortable with chairs you can sit or lay back in. The instructor guided the first half; and then, the second half we were allowed space to just be with our thoughts and emotions. Staff at check-in were friendly and helpful. There's plenty of parking in the lot. Definitely a nice place to reset, so it'll be part of my frequent routine.

Think of all the wonderful wellness things your can do for yourself from mental to physical to…read moreeverything in between-and then bring them all together under one roof. That's the Evolve Wellness Collective. It's an amazing space that can bring so much tranquility to your day-you might need to get a ride home! ;-) I visited and was able to participate in a sound bath inside the salt cave and it was outstanding. They provided comfy chairs, amazing eye masks and the softest blanket I've had the pleasure of curling up with. This all prepared me for 45 minutes of pure relaxation in a safe environment. The staff here are all well educated and trained to provide the best services possible and are super kind, to boot! I'm excited to come back and try different services and support some of the local businesses that provide their care in this facility; including massage and acupuncture. Be well.

I've really enjoyed the three classes I've taken at PFE thus far. The $40 unlimited 1-week new…read moreclient special is a good way to get a feel for the studio and instructors. Emily is great! I recommend this studio to anyone looking for a challenging and fun class where instructors will remember you and greet you on arrival; it's a place where you can feel the community vibes. (-:

I like the concept of the Pilates group classes. In this studio you're able to find a comfortable…read morePilates reformer. They also have a Pilates reformer for a taller person which is good. The staff is very friendly and helpful with modifications on exercises that you cannot do as a beginner and or intermediate as well. I enjoyed my first class and will recommend this Pilates group class friends and family Elizabeth Buzzini

The Vibe: Embodied Trust…read more Before class, Betsy welcomed me, got me checked in, walked me into the studio, & explained the class. Three flows. Each building on the last. The room was already dark. Already warm. We began kneeling at the back of our mats. Not moving. Just breathing. A short meditation. Stillness first. Then flow. The Guide: Betsy McKinney * B-Fire 60 The first flow was simple. Then another layer. Then another. Every round became a little longer. A little richer. Confession...my mind got a little nervous. "How am I supposed to remember all of this?" Betsy kept teaching. My body kept listening. Field Note: The body pays attention the whole time. She demonstrated. The flow never stopped. One of my favorite surprises? A Fallen Triangle push-up. New pose. New pathway. As we settled into savasana... Cool towel. Light scent. Perfect timing. The Tribe With only six or seven yogis in the room, the practice felt surprisingly intimate. We faced one another in mirrored rows. Twisting. Turning. Moving in opposite directions. Somewhere in there, I stopped thinking about the sequence... And only noticed the rhythm of the group. Space & Place The lobby: Bright. Playfully curated. The yoga room: Dim. Warm. The restroom: Spotless. The Takeaway At the very end of class, Betsy honored... the light and the dark within herself. Then the light and the dark within each of us. Not just the pretty, curated parts. The whole human being. Mind. Body. Spirit. Learning from all of it. What a beautiful mirror. Field Note: Wholeness leaves nothing out. Studio Notes: Warm, dark room Best for intermediate to experienced yogis. Familiarity with yoga pose names will help with the fast-paced flow. Beat-driven music Three progressive flows leading into free flow P.S. FREE swag. Fun B Hive stickers. (Who doesn't love free swag?) I also treated myself to "Fresh Outta Fucks" lotion. After honoring our light and our dark... It felt like the perfect souvenir.

My body was extremely achy and tensed from the weekend; and after I took a yoga class from this…read moreplace, my body felt sooooo much better immediately after the class. I hardly felt any ache on my upper body as of the next day. Def an effective class! I'll be returning back for another yoga flow :) The instructor was friendly and welcoming. She guided me very well throughout the class. Easy to follow and every movement felt much needed. Ample parking in the lot. It's located in the shopping plaza. 2 restrooms. Some merchandise for sale. Clean. Storage lockers available.

Haley's Monday morning 6am class is exactly what I need to start my week! Her class is always…read moreinteresting and is a full body workout. I highly recommend her yoga class!

Darla and her team are incredible. Darla has worked so hard to get her company to where it's at…read moretoday, and the results are amazing. Tons of apparatuses, different types of classes like contortion, silks, straps, and hammock all add to the excitement. Her kids classes are structured nicely and every person who enters the building leaves with a giant smile on their face. It's tough, but it's worth it!

My daughter has been taking kids aerial from coach Katie since December 2015 and we couldn't be…read moremore pleased with with her, the facility, and the class structure. (I've even taken a couple classes, even though silks and i aren't exactly the best of friends.) She has progressed at an amazing and safe pace. She's gaining strength and flexibility, but most importantly, she's having fun and making new friends. We love Aeris (Darla's) and are loyal students for life.

I really enjoyed taking class at this studio! The movements looked simple, but wowwwww I could def…read morefeel the workout in my legs & abs during class and even more afterward :D The flow of the class was great! The instructor was very helpful in correcting my posture so I could get the most out of each movement. The studio is cute; clean; & welcoming. The equipment seemed well maintained. Plenty of parking in the lot. I'd def come back again!

I love this place! All instructors are very knowledgeable and the classes are fun and entry level…read more Everyone is really friendly and wanting to help you :) we keep doing really awesome stunts in acro-yoga! new hobby

I discovered this place a month ago and have been there nearly every day since- despite living an…read morehour away. The 1-2 hour commute is worth it because the environment is supportive in a way that fosters intentional community and care I haven't found in other studios. This is done not only by the rules of the studio but by the culture the owners and staff live. I go here when I need a friend, a good workout, or a good cry while stretching and listening to my music. I was terrified and honestly intimidated to try the cool tricks I had seen online, but after coming to my first class, I was filled with hope and confidence I didn't think were there. Instructors and fellow students even break down moves in ways that are comprehensible to diverse learning styles before working with individuals to make sure everybody accomplishes some sort of new skill by the end of class. Days I don't get the full skill by the end of class, I have still learned a plethora of baby skills that give me excitement and purpose to keep coming back. By the second class or open gym session I try the main skill again, I usually get it. I've been mind-blown by the skills I've learned just in a month that I never thought I would be able to do. Needless to say, my confidence has grown, my fitness has improved immensely, and greatest of all, I've made so many new friends. I'm severely grateful for the SLC circus center and would recommend it to anyone especially if you're intimidated but curious. There is a place for you here.