Adding photos to the review. 5/5 star gym. Unique and welcoming gym culture and great equipment.read more

This is a meathead gym. And if you are into lifting, checking yourself in the mirror and grunting…read moreat the top of your lungs, this is the place for you. Guys do help each other, but the "smoothie" bar only really caters to the lifters and have too much sugar and not enough balance for the average Joe. If you are a girl though, and not a lifter, be prepared to not be treated as nicely. I got leered at several times and one guy hit on me and was angry when I showed him my ring and told him I was just there to work out. After that, every time I'd encounter him, he'd state loudly that it wasn't okay to call women "sweetie" and hit on them anymore. Here's a clue buddy, we go to the gym to work out too and want to do so in a nice atmosphere free of creeps. Most of the guys aren't like that but there are a few guys who will just sit and stare at the pretty girls while they work out. The locker rooms are really tiny, and in poor shape. One of the girls showers barely worked at all, and the other you had to really play with the faucet to keep it from shearing off your skin when you showered. There was no sign in the women's locker room stating that if you left your stuff in a locker (with a lock on it) they would cut the lock off and donate your things to charity. I had an emergency where I had to leave it for a few days and they took a brand new backpack, new shoes, a weight belt and cuffs, some headphones and my workout clothes and donated them to charity. My business card was in the front ID holder but no one called they just gave away about $120 in gear with no real apology except from the really nice girl at the front desk. There is a sign now, but you have to respect your paying customers and the owner really doesn't. He only respects the lifter. The lifting equipment is in fair shape, but the cardio equipment is sparse and run down. A lot of the tethers and bolts are rusty and frayed and the handles of some of the stuff is broken down a bit. One of the treadmills (which there are only 6) was out for more than a week and a lot of the stuff is years and years old despite them taking a hefty fee every year. So if you are a lifter, and are really into body building, I'm sure this is a good place to go to get advice, help and good bro time. But if you are a girl, you may have better luck in a more female friendly gym. And never ever leave anything in a locker, locked or not...

I started yoga 9 years ago, and have been going to Yogarithm for 5 years. There are different types…read moreof classes--including beginner, flow, core and a detox class held on weekends. Melissa also offers a lot of variety of retreats. There are tie-die classes where you tie-die a yoga tee after class. I've been to yoga on the beach at Kenosha (loved it!), there have been musicians who come to play during class, yoga at the art museum, at the holidays you could choose to get a meditation bead at every class and then make a bracelet at the end of the holidays. Gosh--some classes have aromatherapy. Weekends offer a rise 'n rock class where you blast out of your rut with songs from Metallica, Pink Floyd, Women of the 80s, the Beatles. It's a class I can't miss, to be honest. In the past 5 years I've torn my meniscus from falling off a water park slide, broken my left toe, sprained an ankle--and every time I get an injury I come back to yoga to get back recover. This class keeps me flexible, gives me some pretty impressive strength (which supporting your own body weight can do!) and helps me mellow out after a rough week. The few times I've had to go without yoga for a few weeks I find I am stiffer, my hip and back hurt more, my knee aches constantly (from the torn meniscus) and the aches of sitting at a desk all day come crashing in on me. If you're new to yoga, this might be a great class to check out. It's friendly, there are loaner mats you can get, classes vary and you can find one just your speed, there are classes in the day, evenings and on weekends, and as mention by another poster--Aveda tea. Melissa isn't afraid to try something new--the last few months she's had a foam roller class that is challenging and effective. Something new is always being added.Angela, another yoga instructor, brings a very mindful and meditative approach to her classes, which makes it a must-go for me when I need to stretch, build some muscle and then chill the f-out! Ah--forgot to also mention that Melissa offers private instruction, so if you're feeling a bit shy, or have particular issues you want to work on, then you can take a one-on-one class or get together a few of your friends.

Melissa was my first Yoga instructor and she has been hands down the best. I started going to…read moreYogarithm back when I was attending college in Kenosha (2010). I was hesitant at first, as I did not know how I would like it. The first time I came into this studio (in the basement level of a salon), they had Aveda licorice mint tea hot and ready. The tea is delish, and automatically warmed and relaxed you. Melissa's style is inviting, but challenges you. You will never have the same sequence twice, she always mixes her routines up- which I love as every day after, I would be sore! Since graduating, I had to leave Yogarithm. I now live in Chicago and have been to many studios in the north side and the South loop, no other instructor can even come close to Melissa. Big plus: the price is very reasonable (get monthly unlimited!) a quarter of what I pay in the city. The instructor listens to her students, provides a variety, and is very pleasant! I still get her newsletter and Yogarithm always has something new and fun going on (come on Yoga and Live Music.)..! Hands down best studio I've been to! I wish I lived in Kenosha again...

REALLY NICE STAFF! Had an intense workout and I took this amazing photo post workout! Please give…read morethis place a try (: . USAF out!

I have had many personal trainers from all areas...LA, Vegas, Chicago, etc....and find that the…read morepersonalized training I receive from Gus at Flex and Burn Fitness in Kenosha, WI is top notch and I will be well on my way to achieving my 10 to15 lbs of weight loss www.flexandburn.com

Had a great experience getting a personal yoga session with Debra. We started off with some…read morerestorative and finished off with some fun aerial tricks. I'm not new to yoga but even with the knowledge I did have, Debra expanded my practice more than most have over the past few years. Great pointers, adjustments, tips and just overall education on the movement into the pose, and not just rushing in to the pose. Yoga is called a practice for a reason. If you take the time to learn the poses correctly, your body learns where to go, like a bungee cord. It's also hard to unlearn bad habits, which I'm excited to do with Debra! The light therapy massage table is also a must try, felt so good on my spine and the heat was perfect! #yogaforlife #yogis #yogapose

Harbor park Crossfit is a great place to workout, the support from the community and coaches is…read moreThe best. Everyone is so welcoming and nice. Best gym experience. Highly recommend it.

I have been a student for 5 years. Pam teaches an overall education on how to breathe, how to move…read moreinto the pose by not just rushing into the pose. She pays very close attention to each student's posture, pose and alignment, and goes around the room to help you with great pointers, adjustments, tips and just overall education on the movement into the pose. Because of this, I learned a way to do yoga and can use information in my daily life. Attending classes I feel more grounded, confident and happy. Mindful yoga strengthens your mind, body and spirit!

My past Yoga experience was more of a fitness class with little focus on form. When I first came to…read morethe studio over a year ago, I found the instructors to concentrate on not just getting into the positions but also to deepen the practice with informative direction on form, function and breathing. They actually take the time to instruct the class by walking around and provide individual instructions based on personal need. In my case, I cannot kneel so they offer other suggestions which is very much appreciated. I highly recommend Mindful Yoga for good solid practices. Namaste.........

LOVE LOVE LOOOOOOOOOOVE this place!…read more I love to workout and get a great core feeling, but I get bored very easy and needed to mix it up some. I had taken a few other classes and loved it, so I decided to enroll and try a 6-week class that was a mix of pole and lap dancing. YAS GURL! Learning all kinds of fun things and getting a great workout at the same time. Who know it worked your arse out sooooooo good? The location is tucked in the back of a strip plaza, and it took me a second to find it. The space is small but enough for a class. It is very welcoming and the girls who teach it and take the class are all very fun! I think it is very reasonably priced and they offer Yelp and multiple class discounts. It is a WI based business, so you are supporting the locals. There is a make-up policy also. So if you miss a class, no worries. They are great with working with you. DO IT!

The studio needs larger mirrors! I'm the type of person who likes to have the option to watch…read moremyself to make corrections! Also, I took the beginner class and it felt very rushed. Class was 60 minutes and 75 or 90 minutes would be more appropriate, in my opinion. Otherwise, this being my first experience working with the pole, it was fun. It has been something I wanted to do for a while and I'm glad I did it. But even for beginners, upper body strength is paramount to even the most basic moves.

Dance lessons here are awesome!!!! Ann and Mark are great. Love the fact that they offer a drop-in…read moreclass every Thursday night. I am really enjoying the couples class.

I just finished my first of many sessions to come at this Yoga & Friends. They moved from this…read morelisted location to 6th avenue, updates are on their website. I took a class with Christine, who really knows her stuff! After spending time in the more trendy yoga studios around Chicagoland before moving back up here (i.e. Corepower), I'm glad to find one that seems committed in its core yoga practice without all the commercialized nonsense. The studio is clean, quiet and serene, and they offer mats, blocks, ropes and chairs for whatever practice is taking place. The music selection is well chosen and really compliments the practice (I didn't hear Enya once, which was a great sign). They offer classes in the AM & PM (the AM was full when I attended, which was also a good sign). Prices are more than reasonable, and classes are appropriate for all practice levels. Looking forward to practicing with this studio in the future! Namaste.