Tara was wonderful. She was very affirming and supportive. The studio is unassuming and quiet and…read morethe practice was a blessing.

I was in Decatur on a visit and feel so blessed to have found this place and its teacher, Tara. The…read moreinstant I walked in I felt calm and peaceful. I booked an Ayurvedic consultation and took two classes in the following week. The Ayurvedic consultation was so informative and insightful. I could tell how well educated and passionate Tara is. She had never met me before and was eerily correct on so many points. I wish I had time for a couple more sessions. The two classes were great also. There is an instant connection, sense of community, and complete lack of judgement. Tara is an intuitive teacher and guide who senses what you need and are able to do or not able to do. I feel like I found a yoga studio and a friend. I look forward to coming back next time I'm in Decatur. Thank you, Tara!

Beautiful studio, great yoga sessions ranging from restorative to power, and amazing staff!read more

Booked a salt mine session. Very cool space... an unexpected sanctuary in Albers. Very relaxing…read morewith meditative music and thank goodness for the blankets - Colder space than I expected so those were a plus! I look forward to next time I visit to try a yoga class.

Classes are overbooked and crammed in and everyone is on top of each other. People coming into…read moreclass 5 minutes past the start time and disrupting everyone, as well as leaving during savasana?! People wearing way too much perfume and clangy jewelry during classes. Yoga is often disrupted by simultaneous fitness classes going on in the studio in the next room over that you can hear through the wall. Sometimes there are only 15 minutes between classes and it's hard to maneuver around the people coming/going and you feel really rushed. Please space out your classes better throughout the day. No waiting area so everyone is just crammed in the lobby. Really odd class times and nothing in the morning except for a 6am option... what kind of a yoga doesn't have a 9am option? Some good teachers, some not so great. It's nice during the summer, but when the students are in town it's kinda unbearable. Lavender towels after a hot class are their best feature. Unfortunately there aren't any decent yoga studios in town so this is your best bet.

Couldn't ask for a better instructors, staff, and environment! I was able to attend their 3 year…read moreanniversary this weekend and I can't wait to return! They also offer a selection of Lululemon products in their store! I highly recommend checking them out!

I searched for a yoga class online while traveling here to Springfield for work. I came across FLOW…read moreand signed up for the Vinyasa & Yin class taught by Leslie. The place is very nice and the class was awesome! The instructor was friendly and made me feel comfortable since I was a "newbie" to the studio. If I'm back in town for work again, I will definitely sign up for another session! It was also super helpful they had mats and equipment to borrow.

A good family business that caters to dance development for little kids. Ballet, jazz, hip hop,…read moreyoga, tap and modern.

From the owner: At DanceLife, we believe dance is more than just steps — it’s a way of life. Since 2010, we’ve been…read morecommitted to providing high-quality, comprehensive dance education for all ages — from toddlers to adults — in a wide range of styles including ballet, pointe, tap, jazz, modern, and hip hop. What sets us apart is our mission-driven approach: we foster a supportive, inspiring environment where every dancer — whether dancing for fun, fitness, or a future in the arts — can thrive. Our core values center on nurturing leadership, promoting creative self-expression, and building confidence, discipline, and passion in every student. With locations in both Charleston and Effingham, DanceLife offers dynamic classes, performance opportunities, and a curriculum grounded in strong technique and artistic development. Whether you're stepping into the studio for the first time or continuing your dance journey, DanceLife is a place to grow, shine, and belong.

I found Ahh Yoga in 2014 I believe when they were located on Wabash and loved the community of…read moreyogis, the instructors and ultimately fell in love with the practice. Fast forward to today, yoga is a part of my weekly rythms and life. I went through my teacher training with Ahh Yoga, teach there and continue to grow in this community. I always feel welcome and the studio feels like a community you can be a part of.

Signed up for 2-class yoga package, attended one. didn't work for me. Been calling for months…read moretrying to get refund on the other 1/2 of that package. If you don't do refunds fine just tell me already please. I've called 6+ times and left messages. And emailed a couple times. NO one has responded. Think I also put note on FB message. My girlfriend who came to the class with me is experiencing the same.

Awesome gym. Family oriented. Staff is great from tennis Pro's, yoga instructors, to the staff at…read morethe counter. It is expensive to join but my family found it worth it. We do wish there were so many add ons but part of it, I guess.

Genesis Tri-State Athletic Club is my happy place with nearly all of my friends made here. The…read morestaff is friendly, and the pros are excellent. The activities help me grow mentally, physically, and emotionally. There's something for everyone. The are continuous upgrades to the clean facility.

I am so grateful that I found this place. All the teachers are wonderful and communicate the love…read moreand joy of yoga. Champaign-Urbana would not be the same without the Living Yoga Center. If your new or old to yoga go here and enjoy all LYC has to offer.

Second this: best in C-U. Took class with Lindsey, who is gentle, kind, rigorous and emanates…read morepeace. The class was personalized according to peoples' particular states of body and mind. For example, I walked in, she approached me, noticed that we hadn't practiced together before, and asked if I had anything that I was working through in my body (marathon yesterday; I did!). To begin, we were invited to find an inversion; she outfitted each of us with props and adjustments. The flow featured a mix of long-held poses, strength-inducing holds and traditional-ish vinyasa. Calm, focused, inspiring. I was surprised at the end of class to feel alert, relaxed, happy to meditate. Finally, I'll cite as evidence to this studio's bestness the stranger beside me who, during frog pose, after I'd moved a cushion under one of my feet, went out of his way to put his blanket by my other foot. Later, in a twist, he moved the blanket out of the way of my knees. Left feeling "worked out" and delighted to be human. Background: live out of state; favorite yoga studios other than this one in Los Angeles. Have not felt this excited about a class since my last with Steve in summer 2015.