One of my favorite yoga studios in the area. The owner Carol Ann plus instructors are professional,…read morewelcoming, and supportive. They have an online portal that's useful for signing up for classes, waivers, and submitting payments. I got the new customer unlimited trial for a month at $49, a great deal to test out the multitude of classes to fit your needs. I noticed I didn't go as often as I liked due to scheduling but will try the 10 class package in the future. There's plenty of parking in the shopping plaza. I enjoyed the higher temperature setting for some classes and appreciated Carol Ann checking-in on me or seeing if there were any areas I needed work on. The thoughtful gifts like a sticker or stone with wise words at the end really made my day feel more at peace. There's many benefits with yoga and this studio is accepting and welcoming of all skill levels.

Three keys has 3 levels they color code to indicate difficulty level- they have beginner classes…read morefor those just starting out, intermediate, and challenging classes for those looking to get a little extra. I have attended classes with Natasha and Amy so far. The hot classes will have you sweating. I already signed up for next month and love that this studio is in the area!

There's just something about Masie. The way she talks to students, the way she grows new teachers,…read morethe way she sets up the space. It's not like any other yoga studio. The space: Absent are the mirrors at other studios that tempt you to look at your body and compare it to others; in their place is the warm wood of the beautiful old space, and the calming tree and drishti painted on the walls. Masie and her staff are the ones to correct your alignment with a word or gentle touch. That way you stay focused on the practice and don't get ripped away by the outside world. The space also has a bathroom and changing room, and they offer massage in house. It feels like coming to someone's home and having a communal experience with the instructor and the other students. The classes: All levels and some more challenging classes. Masie is always learning new elements and new practices. Her curiosity is infectious, but somehow she never makes you feel foolish or intimidated because you don't know something. Her instructors are obviously chosen for what new ideas they bring as well, or a capacity to receive new ideas. You can pick up some Tai chi and Yoga Nidra among many other things in the yoga and other classes. One of my favorite was a class called moon flow where she put together a variety of lunar poses and made certain "Yin" tweaks to postures (like looking down instead of up, which is yang). It was such a little change that made the practice seem new and fresh and slightly spiritual. The instructors: Masie is obviously the center of this universe. Her radiance draws you in and sustains you throughout classes. She is thoughtful without being stoic, loving without being insipid, and firm without being judgmental. The teachers that work for her obviously all feel it too, and everyone she hires seems to pick up at least part of what makes her such a great teacher. She completely changed my outlook on yoga because of her wholistic approach. The studio somehow manages to be genuinely inspiring instead of a collection of fitness models spouting a string of platitudes like so many other places. Some of her instructors are very experienced, and some are homegrown by Masie. All of them share this mindset of a whole mind-body-spirit practice that is never too much of any one good thing. I used to come here after work, and I too have arrived too late for class. I was disappointed but it's best for everyone - I needed those few minutes before beginning to unwind and get ready. There were times I've been so exhausted from the day that the practice would take me straight from the helter skelter into relaxed bliss. Don't skip coming to class. Leave early. Talk to the other students and the instructor. Be open and friendly before class. Learn about yoga and yourself. Did I mention there was amazing relaxing retreats to beautiful places like Hawaii and Arizona and North Carolina?

In regard to the owners post of my previous review, it is a complete and blatant lie. Why in the…read moreworld would I start cursing someone out over a yoga class? I appreciate the response a year and a half later. I just wish it were true.

Highly recommend this place! I've never done yoga but wanted to try it out and Hannah was amazing…read moreand so helpful. Worth every penny :-)

Park Circle Yoga Studio is the best! Affordable yoga in the cutest little Quonset hut in the Park…read moreCircle area of North Charleston. The multitude of classes makes it easy to accommodate anyone's schedule. The teachers are fun and knowledgeable. They really push you to evolve your practice. I have not gone to one class that I didn't love. All level yogis are welcome. Run...don't walk to this amazing LQBTQIA small business. Your first class is free! I hope to see you on the mat soon.

Chloe is intuitive and genuine, welcoming and nurturing. The space is beautiful and magical, I felt…read moreimmediately at home. My questions were clarified and afterwards I enjoyed a singing bowl meditation. This is a great way to recharge, reset and unwind. I immediately treated my friend to services, and she had a very transformative experience as well. Thank you Chloe! I can't wait to see you again and try the guided me

If you have not worked with Chloe then you are absolutely missing out. I drive all the way from…read moreColumbia to work with her. We have worked on everything from energy/chakra work, meditation to readings. She is truly gifted. It goes without fail that I leave feeling rejuvenated and with clear incite after every session!

This was a very nice Pilates studio. The class size was larger than I am use to but the instructor…read morestill engaged with all.

This is nothing like the Pilates classes I took in California Los Angeles. I was actually doing…read moremovements that were legit. This seems like a watered down version for the unfit. Maybe it's a totally different regiment based on region. I could not even call this a Pilates. I've attended about 7 classes here and I don't feel a thing and it doesn't make a difference. It's like a generic class for the general public. If you are curious what real Pilates look like and feels like, pack your bags and go to LA

I have traveled around the country for work and spend extended time in locals across the country…read moreand my first stop is to find a sushi joint to eat copious amounts of sushi, sashimi and hibachi, stop 2 is to find a gym so I can rock the Dad bod, look in the mirror and grunt excessively. (To all the ladies out their, you are welcome) So because of my addictive sushi habitat I have experienced all types of the guys. The Global gyms of the world, that even I felt wholly inadequate to the old school gyms in the back of some guys garage (mullet included free of charge). But the ownership and staff at Fitness Fusion run a top notch outfit, clean, friendly and ALL body types are welcomed in a respectful, encouraging atmosphere. I have been encouraged to try Zumba (nope), Yoga (yep) and the classes were conducted by professionals They even have day care through out the day, I do not have kids if they age, but I used to own a Nanny business and I can always find fault with child care providers in these situations, but I could find none here. Always engaging, kids always laughing.. and camera monitors at all times. You can't go wrong with this little gym.. no matter size, shape or experience I have never felt mor have been to to many gyms to coun

Absolutely love practical fitness. The people that run it are amazing. Extremely kind, friendly and…read morewill work with you on just about anything. They have tons of equipment and are super clean. The best thing about it all is they are 24 hours. I have been a member here for about 6 months and will continue to be as long as they allow it!!!