I've gone a few classes now at Modo, the space is always really welcoming and clean. PJ is a…read morewonderful instructor and leads you through a great flow! I also appreciate how warm the room is to really get a great workout in! I also highly recommend the ModoCalm classes which focus on stretching a breath work.

My bf and I have been attending classes with Modo since the beginning of the year. We started just…read moreonce a week for a few months then committed to 5 days a week. I can almost do a proper push up ;) I highly recommend Modo Yogo

This was my first trip to Yoga on High. A fellow yogi at my home studio posted to our YTT group…read morethat YoH was offering an open, free class this AM. Given that she was going, it was something I was able to go to, and my home studio offered something else at the same time that was not my preference, it was the perfect chance to check out the studio. It's always easier to try something new with a friend - even if you arrive first. Parking was easy once I got there. I use to live in the area so I knew my options. It looks like there are a couple of dedicated spaces behind the building - but there's lots of street parking nearby on the residential side streets. I got there early like they said to - before the instructor opened the building. And I was not alone. Our studio just about always opens 20+ minutes before class. Not so here. No biggie. Still plenty of time to get settled in. The store front area is small with a desk, a couple retail items, and coat hooks and shoe cubbies. The yoga room is HUGE compared to what I'm used to. That being the case, people were able to take their bags and "stuff" with them. I found this nice as I had my phone, car keys, a little $, towel, hair ties and mat towel - all in a little bag. So to have and my water bottle handy was cool. There were plenty of props available - blocks, bolsters and blankets. The only thing I didn't see were straps. ALl the same - plenty for everyone. The set up of the room was good - although the instructor barely demo'd - rather wandering most of the time. I made the mistake of being in the back row and set up against the wall - like the lady next to me. It didn't leave room to stretch arms over my head when lying down. However, it let me do a headstand later - which I still like to have a wall - not do in an open area. There was NO MUSIC. Hatha style maybe? Or instructor's preference? No idea. However, I didn't notice until sivasana. Overall, nice class. Very basic. Not much vinyasa (if at all), but good to return to the basics and try something new.

Loved my yoga session! Everyone was so nice! I called in letting them know how I was going to be…read moreabout 5 mins late due to traffic. When I walked in they had placed a mat for me already! That was so nice! All I had to do was jump right in the class! The down part to it was after... I asked if they needed anything from me and she said to fill out my info and that was it. It was assumed since it was my first time it was free since she said that was all she needed from me and then told me to have a nice night. I get a phone call 30mins later from them letting me know I didn't pay for my session. And that next time I will need to. No one told me I had to pay and I wouldn't leave without doing so if I had to. Just felt really awkward and annoyed about that. Bad first impression.

I'd never been back in this industrial part of town, so it seems like Focus Fitness has picked a…read moregood spot to set up their pilates studio, as it's smack next door to the new Lower.com MLS soccer field and in the heart of an up and coming pocket just west of downtown Columbus. I'm not sure how FF's parking works exactly, as the spac parking lot's spaces are numbered - is that a pre-development heyday thing, or what? Want to highlight the awesome viby house music playing. The space is small, but houses a lot of cool looking contraptions/pilates machines; I'd love to learn their intricate purposes in an in-depth class! Anna, one of the instructors, greeted us and told us about Focus Fitness and how things are done around here. Things are done a bit different here: Instead of classes, they run private or semi-private times with clients/members as opposed to a general schedule of classes offered, you show up, do a workout and leave. Anna also specializes in nutrition, which is exactly what I've been searching for. Official first time in a salt spa! Three of us sat in the room for the recommended 30 minutes, which is basically equal to two days at the beach. Nice reclining beach chairs, so you can get comfy when you breath in the salt-filtered air. No ambient music playing, not sure if they don't have it playing for a purpose, which could be the case. This room is used for salt room yoga, so perhaps an instructor comes in with you, thus that's your form of sound. If there isn't music any set up, maybe a suggestions for clients that just want to sit and not do yoga. Just a thought, however. Two of the three recliners have heating properties, fyi. This was such an awesome event!! Completely informal, relaxed and totally hands on!! We literally were encouraged to try out whatever equipment that peaked out interest, and Anna and Dina gladly demonstrated telling the benefits. Dina is a spunky esthetician, and I'd totally get a consult with her!! Excellent event, giant thanks to Kayla for setting this one up!!

When you walk in it looks like a fitness jungle gym. There are so many different contraptions to…read moreget your workout on. Anna was super nice. She gave us a tour. We got to try some of the equipment and the salt room. Focused Fitness is more of a personal Pilates studio. Get one-on-one workouts here. There are not many other places (none that I know of) that offer this type of Pilates. It is a neat concept for those who have extra money to spend on health. The salt cave was cool. It does leave you salty with a coating of white salt all over your clothes. It was relaxing. I would make the recommendation to have a light spa or ocean type music playing in the background if people want sound. Overall this little studio was really neat. They do offer massages that were somewhat reasonably priced. However, again for people who have to watch their expenditures the one-on-one fitness is a bit pricey.

I have studied Pilates with Valerie for about 15 years. I am amazed at how she plans every lesson…read moreto meet the needs of her clients. The older I get , the more I appreciate her skills as a teacher.

The staff is very friendly. The mat classes are intimate and the instructors are knowledgeable and…read morevery involved in your progress. The studio itself is clean and well equipped. There's not much more to say than that. I just love this little studio.

Very beautiful studio. But small and too many people packed into one room. Instructor gave some…read moreuncomfortable vibes to my group just watching him touch and connect with some of the other girls. But hey maybe he had a thing with 3 of them. Again a beautiful studio. Make sure to ask for the free parking voucher if you parked in the garage they don't really announce it or remind folks.

I bought a 4-pack class intro package. I went to one class and decided Rewild is not for me…read more The space is so, so small. The lobby was beautiful but incredibly and uncomfortably cramped with 35ish people waiting for class. When the studio doors opened for the previous class to depart, it got very awkward. The smells that came out of the studio were overwhelming and people were awkwardly bumping into each other in the cubby area. If 35 was a lot, imagine ~70. Ideally there'd be a buffer between classes. The class itself was unlike any yoga I've done before. I liked the instructor, but if felt very unplanned and a little chaotic. It was a lights-out class so if you didn't know pose names, you'd have to copy from your neighbor. But no worries there because you're instant besties because of the lack of space between mats. Arms were bumping left and right. I saw reviews about uncomfortable situations with a different instructor after class. I was glad he wasn't my instructor, but he's seemingly still employed there. Combined with the experience I had at my first class, that made letting my other classes go unused a no brainer.

Pilates Plus is the real deal. The owner, Olga, knows what works based on your personal goals…read more After illness, she got me back in shape. Now, we're in athletic mode. Somehow, your body becomes leaner and toned while still enjoying the workout. On top of all this, the studio is beautiful, and the prices are competitive. Highly recommend.

This is a welcoming, inclusive studio that offers small group classes and private instruction…read moresessions. The studio has all kinds of different Pilates equipment (reformers, chair, tower, etc) so there are tons of options for new exercises to learn and stay challenged in your practice. I really enjoyed Amy's teaching style. She is personable, professional, encouraging, and gives very clear instruction.

Lots of good things going on at this yoga studio! First off, you cannot beat the price of their…read moremonthly membership. $45/mo?! So good. Next, the vibes here are perfect for getting into the yoga flow. The sunlight floods the room in the morning and it's wonderful. Their schedule isn't packed with millions of classes like some studios, but they offer a 630 AM class which is primo for my schedule. It's a large studio which is nice because I've never had someone within arms reach of me (I've been mat to mat before in yoga, it can get awk). I gave it 4 stars because it's a bit out of the way for me, and there aren't always classes that fit my schedule. But overall, I recommend at least trying this place out! Might be your next fav spot!!

The Art of Yoga is incredibly affordable and their schedule allows me to take advantage of my…read moremembership, but not at the cost of quality: the classes I've taken have been adaptable (in any direction) and the instructors have all been patient, warm and intuitive to where you are in your individual practice. One of my favorite things about this studio is that it is very large, so even during full classes you're not typically so close to your neighbor that you can't fully express your poses. I love the sunrise classes to get my days off to a good start!