Home Town Hustle

(5 reviews)

17.1 mi

I wish I could give more stars. I love my class. All the…read moreinstructors are amazing. Denise, Heather, Jamie, Susan are all awesome. Denise makes you feel great. I recommend this place to everybody.

This is by far the best yoga studio in the Flint area! There is a variety of classes for all skill…read morelevels and the instructors are top-notch! They also offer Kids yoga on Saturdays every now and then (which my sons LOVE) along with other seminars and classes. If you want to get in top-notch shape, boost your confidence and just feel great inside and out you need to go to Samadhi!

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Prana Yoga Center

4.7

23.0 mi

Excellent instructors and class selection. The always instructions provided are clear and the…read moreflows are great. The studio is clean, spacious, and perfectly lit. The teachers and students are always warm and welcoming.

I visited this yoga studio with my sister over the holidays. Dropping in for my first class was…read moreonly $5 (mat rental included!), which was great because I didn't travel with my mat. The studio struck me as rather large, which could just be because I have done most of my yoga classes in NYC and DC. The lobby/waiting area was large and spacious -- even bigger than the studio itself. Plenty of space to relax and get ready for class, which was nice. We attended a Sunday afternoon beginner ashtanga class with Jimmy. I thought the class moved a little fast to truly be called a beginner class, but luckily I have enough yoga experience that it wasn't an issue. I will definitely visit this studio again and pay the full drop-in rate next time I'm in town!

Yoga Oasis

4.8

(4 reviews)

41.5 mi

Yoga Oasis is a friendly, caring place to learn and practice yoga. Individual limitations are…read morerespected, and suitable modifications are offered. It is relaxing as well as challenging. Agility, flexibility, strengthening, balance, and spirituality are all part of yoga classes at Yoga Oasis.

Great yoga place. I have had Kelly as my instructor. She really knows her stuff and gives a…read morewonderful meditative experience. Easy parking

A community-based yoga studio embracing diversity and individual truth.

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Sarah Fechter Fitness

4.5

(2 reviews)

18.8 mi

I'm a fitness professional from the land of boutique fitness studios (Portland, OR). I was very…read moreskeptical of this place since I've been to some really amazing fitness studios in NYC and Portland. So imagine my surprise when I set up a time for a PiYo (pilates-yoga flow) class here. The space is large and very well maintained and clean. (God, I love clean, I hate when you're in down dog and spy a hair cluster that sweeping missed). Lovely space. Good class selection. Seriously, if this were on the coast, users would probably pay $150+ a month to join. I've been to one class, hope to get in one more, but from one pro to another, Sarah Fechter has a good thing going. Keep it up and keep giving Saginaw a place to get their fit fab on. The only thing preventing me from giving it a full five stars was the reservation system. I found it really odd that FB posts/replies were how spots were reserved. They would probably be better served transitioning to MindBody or MYiClubOnline for class reservations so you don't have to wait for a FB reply to see if you're in or not.

I've been to Sarah Fechter doing Zumba even before there was a studio! I love Sarah and the was she…read morepersonalizes with everyone. If you're new to a class, the instructor notices and introduces herself right away. The classes are taught advanced and modified so no matter your speed, it's an amazing workout! There's new "swag" all the time so it's not the same t-shirt every week! Love love love SFF, it's my home away from home

LifeUpgrade Fitness Camps run May - October every year. Details on our website.

My beautiful trainer/friend

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Pure Barre

16.7 mi

I went here on Saturday morning and I was very impressed with the facility. First off, the staff…read morewas so friendly and understanding that I've only done Purre Barre once prior to this class so they didn't push me too much. Second, they recently moved into a new space the night before and they handled that so well. They didn't seem frazzled at all by the move. They even had gluten free snacks post workout. The workout is great and it really challenges you!

This was my first experience taking a Pure Barre class and it was fantastic. All the staff was…read morefriendly and helpful, from Nancy at the front desk, to the instructor Holly, to other teachers who were simply taking the class. I've taken barre classes at Baltimore Pop Physique for 2 years and had yet to find something comparable until now. The pace of the class is fast, but easy to follow. I got a great workout and left feeling refreshed. Holly is a wonderful instructor, really knows what she is doing. Chantelle is another instructor, and even though she was taking the class herself, she made a point to help me out and make sure I understood the exercises. Note: new customers get a free class with their first paid class.

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Pure Barre

24.0 mi

Loved our Classic Barre class with Alexandra! The studio was so cool, and Alexandra made the class…read moreamazing--she was super helpful with the moves and form. We had such a fun time, and wow, our cores are feeling it!

I had the pleasure of stumbling across Pure Barre GB after one of my girlfriends had mentioned it…read more From the moment I stepped into the doors, I was met with friendly faces and a fabulous group of people. The instructors are truly amazing. They are incredibly knowledgeable, kind, and encouraging. I've learned not to be disappointed in myself when I've have to take short breaks during the workout because the instructors make the environment so supportive. Pure Barre GB is truly a gem and I'm so blessed I found it!

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Fit Physique llc

(1 review)

13.5 mi

Excellent all body mind and soul with ample space for ur next party yo. Oh yeah and they have…read moreindoor golf where u play all over the world. Need to heal check out their services yo. Need to burn muscle and fat check out their services yo

From the owner: Fit Physique Studio is not a normal fitness facility! Each session is strictly private, offering…read moreeither 1 on 1, Semi-private, or Group training sessions. No crowds or waiting on equipment. Fit Physique Studio combines privacy with the results you deserve! We also offer several Zumba and Yoga classes!

Personal Training Studio. Yoga. Zumba. Nutrition. Weight Loss!

These ladies work hard!

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Divine Yoga Studio

(1 review)

30.5 mi

The best yoga ever1 This is not a meat market. A comfortable non-competitive environment!read more

From the owner: Donation only yoga studioread more

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Element 22

36.1 mi

I am a big fan of Element 22! I was at home for the summer, bored, and I needed a good workout to…read morechallenge me. Dow Fitness center does have great specialty classes, but only on certain days of the week - and no ballet bar (yet!). I've been wanting to try ballet barre classes for a long time, but the rival ballet studio down the street is hugely expensive. Someone recommended Element to me, and I was very impressed with the experience overall. The classes are reasonably priced, the online scheduling system is easy to use and the instructors are really talented. They also let you try your first week free, in case you are unsure. When you first go, the instructors are very high energy - the workouts are extremely intense, but in a positive way (this is not bootcamp style). You will be very tired but amazed what your body can do by the time you are done. Ballet bar was one of the hardest workouts I have ever done, even with years of tennis, spinning and Pilates under my belt. The idea is very tiny, very slow muscle movements that work under-used muscle areas. The first few reps are easy, until you suddenly feel an intense burn. They will take you through about 15 minutes each of Arms, Abs/Back, Glutes and Legs. It is not for the faint of heart, but don't be scared off by the challenge. It becomes addicting! Pilates was still tough but incorporated enough yoga elements to give your muscles a periodic break. I recommend this for those just starting over the ballet bar. I didn't get to try the yoga, unfortunately. I also wanted to address the stereotypes head on - a lot of people are intimidated by places like this because they think everyone will be too fit, too wealthy and too snooty. You will see the lululemon crowd here to be sure, but I also saw a range of fitness levels, body types, fashion choices and ages. Yoga guys in loose sweaters would do planks next to high school students and seniors. Tanned fitness buffs would chat with new moms and people with muscle injuries. It's very diverse! Personally, I never felt out of place, although I am not very fit. I think it may have something to do with the instructors - they put out a very welcoming vibe to everyone, and do their best to remember everyone by name. Element 22 only has a few downsides. When you first start they will often publicly correct your form, which can be a little embarrassing. You may also not make it through the entire workout. But different instructors have different styles and they have a good variety of personalities and class types to try until you feel comfortable. All of the employees are extremely outgoing and personable, so it's totally okay to pull them aside and ask them anything (like modifications for injuries, which I saw a lot of). I suggest going for the first week, giving it a try and seeing how goes - I think almost everyone will be pleasantly surprised!

I love element and have been coming here for over 3 years and over 500 classes. As an avid tennis…read moreplayer and athlete, element has the best offerings of cardio , strength, and to restore. I can easily balance my workouts and come 7 days per week and never get bored! The instructors and their training are the best I have found. I can do the peloton bike and stretch after with yin or yin-yang yoga, strengthen and balance with pilates or barre , or have just have a fun day at WERQ with the dance and music! Try a week and you will see !

Rebound 22 using the Kangoo boots

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Private barrelesque party

Seven Lakes State Park

4.4

(19 reviews)

30.5 mi

Soft sandy beaches, no seaweed in the swimming area, and lots of space. There's a sidewalk between…read morethe grass and beach - Lots of tables and grills too Electric vehicle charging stations Bathroom/changing rooms but the open air kind (see pics) Would be nice if there were any vending machines or snack stand of sorts

Beautiful park, wasn't over crowded. The beach area was…read moreclean and raked. The water is crystal clear and there's plenty of wildlife...

Not the best year for fall colors but this day trip was lovely

Sunset on Seven Lakes

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Stepping Stone Falls

4.3

(12 reviews)

13.2 mi

This is one of the free things to do in flint. It is about 4.5 stars. The stepping stone is a man…read moremake water fall with beautiful design on the flow of water downstream. There are two entrances to the falls. I would suggest go to the Branch Road entrance is closer to the falls. The one located near Bray Road is more area for the fishing. The fall is cascading down the step like stepping stone which match the name of the attraction. I like it multiple falls section which make it unique. It has several photo spot. Great to have it.

I appreciate having places to walk around. When I went to Huckleberry Railroad last year I did not…read morerealize this was an extension on the other side, so that makes the area even better if you are interested in outdoor adventures. Where we parked there was a path to get to the falls. They are not really falls, just a man made dam with concrete steps on several levels to check out the water. I could see people were able to have canoes on the lake and there was a beach and playground off to the distance on the other side. Another part of the park maybe? A lot of people were walking around with their kids or come go fishing. So it was a nice family area. I realize I am more of a resort pool with a lazy river girly, so I am not in love with the many swarms of gnats but that is me. If you are outdoorsy, this is a nice place to visit. Paired with Huckleberry railroad would be perfect.

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Bay County Pinconning Park

4.2

(5 reviews)

42.5 mi

A lovely place I stumbled upon when planning a trip and a perfect place for a lunch stop. If I had…read moreonly known the next destination was rainy I would have stayed longer. A bargain of a spot for $3 a day as there is a great beach, kayak rentals, changing facilities all on the beautiful Saginaw bay. We saw jet skis and a lot of boat trailers so there must be a launch nearby. There was also campers and tents with people enjoying a pure Michigan day.

Super small beach but clean and the water was warm. Fun to watch the boys come and go. Picnic…read morebenches and park.

Shallow part where some jet skis where launching

Beautiful blue skies

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Quiet beach and picnic spot

Zehnder's Splash Village

We had so much fun with our grandkids for their first trip to Zenders. They already asking when we…read morecan go back. #ZFun #buzzybooth

The rooms are clean and comfortable. Staff members are very hospitable. Our family loves the…read morewaterslides and wave pools. Our favorite getaway!!

Renovated Dragonfly rooms 12/2025

Pizza was decent

Water playground

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Bluebell Beach

3.1

(7 reviews)

12.5 mi

Very nice park beach. I searched this out looking for a wheelchair friendly beach near where my…read morefriend is staying after his stroke. I easily got him around for the most part. We didn't go in sand or water but we plan to go back. Kids everywhere having fun at huge playground and splash area.

If it weren't for the "security guards", the green shirts, this would be a great park. It's…read morepretty, the swimming area is generous, and one can walk to Stepping Stone Falls from the beach. But. The staff are horrible, actively hostile to swimmers. They stand on the shore and scream that "you shouldn't be near the rope!" meaning the roped off swimming area. Um, hello? We swimmers have maybe 1% of the whole of Mott Lake to swim in, and they have nothing better to do than yell at people who are swimming close to--but not beyond--the designated area. If the concern is that someone could drown, the water's over one's head even halfway to the buoy. Plus them standing on the shore screaming won't rescue anyone while a swimmer absolutely could. Hey Bluebell staff, stop being such useless lowlifes.

The play scape area at Blue Bell Beach

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Splash pad

Lily Pad Springs

(4 reviews)

52.4 mi

My kid had a blast here, especially my two year old. I would definitely recommend this as a way to…read morekill a few hours outdoors.

We have our fair share of splash pads in Chicago, but this wins! I took my 9 and 6 year old boys…read morehere to meet a friend this past weekend and they absolutely loved it! The friend we were meeting is a local so she was able to get a reservation for the 11am-1pm time slot, which is apparently reserved for locals. It wasn't too crowded and was the perfect activity for a very hot summer day. My 6 year old was a bit fearful of the giant bucket of water that pours on your head at first, although by the end of the 2 hours he was standing under it welcoming it. My 9 year old and his friend jumped right in and couldn't get enough of all the slides and water fun. They were probably some of the older kids there, but still young enough to enjoy the fun. There's also a more babyish area to the side for younger kids who aren't into the slides and giant bucket. They also get 5 stars for cleanliness, including the bathrooms and changing rooms. I had to show out my coffee when we arrived since no food or drink is allowed inside the gate, but that's probably how they manage to keep it so clean. My sons are asking when we can go to Michigan just to go to this again so I can imagine if we were locals we would be there quite a bit.

My boys welcoming them giant bucket of water on a hot day

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Water Warrior Island

4.5

(11 reviews)

44.5 mi

My cousins and I visited Water Warrior Island on a Saturday. We rode the slide first which is only…read morelike $5 to go down once. The middle slide has the steepest slope, that's the one I rode. Typically Everybody gets an hour session on the "island" which is $20 for the hour. An hour was perfect nothing more nothing less. The obstacle course is actually fun and pretty big. I was happy that it is as shown in pictures in ads. The surrounding beach area was nice as well. There were grills there, bathrooms, a small beach area, they also have kayaking, paddle boarding, etc. you are wearing life jackets the whole time and there are about 3/4 lifeguards out there while your on the island. 10/10 would come again P.S Need a Michigan recreation passport for your car $17 for the whole year cash only

This was super fun for our whole family. It started to rain at the beginning of our session, but…read moreit made the whole event more fun as it was really slippery. The kids loved it as did my wife ( even with her bad back). Highly recommended--even with the rain--as long as it's not lightning :)