This is a place of peace and acceptance. When I walk in and get on my mat I am in my own place, I…read morecan truly let go of the outside world and trust in my instructor. Thank you Kimi and staff!!!!

What a beautiful, welcoming studio! Came in on a rainy Saturday and it was the perfect place to…read morereset. Can't wait to come back for more classes!!

The staff is so supportive and helpful. They make you feel completely comfortable, no matter your…read moreskill level. Lisa, who teaches a basic class is delightful!

Convenient location Well kept facilities…read more Nice amenities Friendly, knowledgeable and professional staff members

Let me start by giving some background information. I LOVE YOGA! I've been doing yoga well over a…read moredecade and only wish I had found it earlier in my life. I earned by 200 hours teacher certification about 3 years ago from a wonderful local studio. I lived at that studio for a year, going to class 5 days a week. Then COVID. The studio went virtual and 3 things happened - I got used to the convenience of doing yoga at home, I redecorated and made my own home studio, and the local studio stopped offering the classes I loved while discontinuing their virtual classes. On top of this, I had shoulder surgery in Dec. 2020 and then spent all of 2022 struggling with issues resulting from the surgery. So yoga has been difficult to find and only available to me part of the year. Once yoga studios opened as pandemic restrictions eased, I began my search for studios that offered virtual classes at times I wanted them that didn't cost to much. I tried SO MANY one month trial memberships. I found a few that were OK, but the pricing was high, the style of yoga not my favorite, or the class times were inconvenient or too infrequent. I had been looking in Central Ohio - and then looked in Cleveland - and finally started on Toledo. ENTER TOLEDO YOGA! Toledo Yoga was the first studio in the NW Ohio area I had tried. Their calendar looked very promising, offering SO MANY CLASSES throughout the day. Bonus - power yoga was offered during the week at 5:30 - the perfect time for me! I work from home and log into work from 7 AM - 5 PM or so. I want my yoga class to start before 6:30 and 5:30 is ideal. The Friday class is 4:30, but that works out fine. By then, my brain is fried on work and I'm ready to have some fun - and Conni's classes are always great. The one thing I don't absolutely love is the yoga is based on Baptiste yoga. I was trained in Vinyasa style with a focus on Ashtanga (which I really dislike), so at least Baptiste is accessible to me whereas there was so much in Ashtanga I could not do (or do well). HOWEVER, the flows always vary and each instructor puts their own twist on the format and always comes up with something fresh and interesting. On Saturday morning, I started my day with getting my butt kicked by Gi and her sculpt class. And this week I also enjoyed the 9 AM power class and have also taken the 11 AM. Sunday I have fallen in love with the flow class with Nada. Her amazing cues and long held poses is often akin to a yin class. Finally - Toledo Yoga uses Zoom. I've tried other studios that use other platforms - the worst being the Mindybody livestream. I would have joined a prior studio I tried by I hated the Mindbody experience. It didn't work on most of my devices and the instructors didn't know how to use it. Just painful classes with messed up visuals. AND the frosting on the cake - the virtual membership is SO AFFORDABLE! Added bonus - there is a huge online library of on-demand classes you have access to. The ONE time the studio's Zoom stream failed, I quickly pivoted and did a recorded class online instead. If I haven't convinced you this is an awesome value and so worth a try - I'm not sure this is the studio for you! I would have settled for so much less - but I did have to. Thank Toledo Yoga and all your wonderful instructors!!

Absolutely amazing! ‍…read more This review is long overdue but I was simply trying to wait to be able to get pictures to add to the post. But as many of you may know who do yoga, you typically don't take your phone into the studio, so I always forget. So if you have not done yoga, it is an absolute must for your health and wellness routine! Toledo Yoga has the best, I mean THE BEST yoga Instructor's I have ever come in contact with. I have been coming to Toledo Yoga since about 2017 with some breaks in between. But the community and the culture are consistent. It's an amazing community full of support and guidance, to help you achieve your best possible self, while you find in the light within. It is a great studio for beginners, intermediate and advanced practicers. All of the instructors have a unique style teaching and there are plenty of classes and times available for you to find your niche. Toledo Yoga also offers a 30 for 30 program, where you can try unlimited classes for 30 days for just $30! You are stronger than you believe! Stop in and give them a try!

The Fitness Shack is a great place to workout! Buti Yoga is my favorite, but the 30 minute HIIT…read moreclasses are awesome too. I am also a big fan of the rowing classes. They have something for everyone. The food for healthy options are amazing! The instructors are the best around! I love the Shack!

From the owner: Align your Mind, Body, and Soul under one roof. The Fitness Shack will partner with YOU in…read moreachieving optimal fitness through proven strategies of fitness training, nutritional choices and positive reinforcement. The Fitness Shack offers the following services: * Group Fitness Classes * Yoga * Rowing * Cycling * Circuit Classes * Cardio Kickboxing * Healthy Fresh Food Options * Single Serving Items * Meal Plans * Paleo and Keto Diets * Personal Training/Coaching * Nutritional Coaching * Therapeutic Massage * Infrared Sauna

I actually left this gym a few months ago. I was pretty sad to do it because I know the amenities…read moreare great and it has always been clean, which many gyms are not! Unfortunately, they made some changes and consolidated some spaces, etc. One of those changes was severely cutting their hours. I believe they close at 8:00 p.m. throughout the week now, and 2:00 p.m. on the weekends! These hours don't fit most people's lives, especially mine as a night shift nurse. I can handle rearranging some equipment and even closing the kids club, but if I can't get there because they close so doggone early it's not worth me paying for it. By the way, even though they cut out several hours per week of available gym time for clients, they did not cut out any of the very expensive monthly dues for members. This business is owned by ProMedica and if I didn't know any better I would think that they didn't care about encouraging people to live a healthy lifestyle, and that they only cared about money. And then I remembered that I am a ProMedica nurse and that is absolutely, 100%, the case! They made these changes to the hours from a financial standpoint, not thinking about their clientele or giving a crap if anyone actually visits the gym (so long as they pay their monthly dues).

I've been here many times. My family and I have been members since early 2017. I really like…read moreMike's gentle yoga class. I've tried cycling and some of the other classes as well. I often use the treadmill and the weight machines. The atmosphere is great and the other members are nice.

Their class scheduling is a joke. You sign up on a certain day. Mine is the 9th of every month…read more Problem: It's almost impossible to get into any class for 7-10 days after the 9th! I work 40 hrs a week and simply can't start my day at 6 am and get ready for work, then work 8-10 hours a day. So my Pilates schedule gets crammed into the last 2 weeks of the month. I'm signed up for 8 classes a month, so they end up being crammed into the last half of the month and the 1st-8th day of the next month! Hardly a healthy way to maintain your body! I'm ready to cut down to 4 classes / month and supplement at the YMCA for other fitness classes.

After being at Club Pilates for 5 months, I found it was extremely difficult to book any classes…read more You had to look for classes two and three weeks ahead to get into them. One teacher did not follow the guidelines for safety and tried to get me to do a very dangerous balancing excercise on one foot about 4 feet off the ground. It is a franchise so they are very money oriented, and if you don' t cancel 24 hours in advance they charge $15. I finally quit going and to an online series of excellent class for $6.oo

I was treated so poorly and told they were not a babysitting studio because I brought my 9 year old…read moreto a 30 minute trial class

Pure Barre in Toledo…read more I haven't been disappointed in the ethics of business like this in a long time. I bought a one month membership and was placed immediately, days after purchase, on a Covid wing assignment in Southern Ohio. I called back immediately and said I wouldn't be able to attend and can I please have a refund. I had not even taken one class. They said they would extend my membership by a week, which would do nothing so I sent them an email further clarifying the situation expecting them to be like, 'oh my goodness, we didn't understand, of course.' Their response was that, 'this is a really good deal.' I was shocked. I emailed them back in disbelief...'are you really not refunding me?' They didn't even have the courtesy to email me back. I was kind, polite and patient and they are literally stealing from clients as there was no exchange of goods for services paid. So if you have a busy schedule, or for any reason may need to cancel, these are the ethics of the people you are dealing with. Just go in knowing that.

Francesca P was extremely rude and followed and harassed members. Her yoga class was done and I was…read moregoing to set my mat down and she ran over and rolled her eyes and told me I needed to leave now then I smiled and walked away and she followed me out of the room and rolled her eyes at me and had been extremely rude ever since. A friend and I decided to not commit to memberships because of this encounter

smells so terrible in the main studio I couldn't even focus and almost got up to leave. Who puts…read morecarpet in a room with humidity and sweat? I personally don't like the style of "yoga" they do and when I tried to incorporate other traditional movements I was told not to do that. half of the instructors I've had were not friendly and call you out in front of everyone if you make a mistake or do something "wrong". I think that they need more training. The Pilates is just sculpt with too many pauses to explain the movements.