Francesca P was extremely rude and followed and harassed members. Her yoga class was done and I was…read moregoing to set my mat down and she ran over and rolled her eyes and told me I needed to leave now then I smiled and walked away and she followed me out of the room and rolled her eyes at me and had been extremely rude ever since. A friend and I decided to not commit to memberships because of this encounter

smells so terrible in the main studio I couldn't even focus and almost got up to leave. Who puts…read morecarpet in a room with humidity and sweat? I personally don't like the style of "yoga" they do and when I tried to incorporate other traditional movements I was told not to do that. half of the instructors I've had were not friendly and call you out in front of everyone if you make a mistake or do something "wrong". I think that they need more training. The Pilates is just sculpt with too many pauses to explain the movements.

This is a place of peace and acceptance. When I walk in and get on my mat I am in my own place, I…read morecan truly let go of the outside world and trust in my instructor. Thank you Kimi and staff!!!!

What a beautiful, welcoming studio! Came in on a rainy Saturday and it was the perfect place to…read morereset. Can't wait to come back for more classes!!

Having done traditional yoga for many years, I've come to really love hot yoga! Yoga has this…read moreamazing ability to strengthen while relaxing the body, and adding the extra heat makes it that much better. Hot Yoga with Joe is not Bikram yoga, and thank god it's not! In my humble opinion, the strict nature of the Bikram style hinders the very ideals of yoga. At Hot Yoga with Joe it's more of a moving meditation where you are encouraged to be relaxed and do what feels right for your body. After all, you know it best - so you'll naturally push yourself when you feel like it's right - you probably don't need someone publicly forcing you. If it's your first time (or even your hundredth time), and you get too hot - that's cool (ou, a play on words!), just take a big gulp of water that you brought into class with you, and start back up when you're ready. Keep calm and carry on. This place is great for beginners through experts. Everyone is very welcoming, and at your very first class the instructors (Joe or Jessi) will explain everything that will go on. You'll be in the back row so you can watch others and not feel any pressure. I'm pretty sure they let you rent a mat and water for free the first class as well. All in all, there aren't very many places I give a full 5-stars too, but this is definitely one of them! There is no intimidation or judging, it's a welcoming environment, and it's a refreshing step into a healthier lifestyle. Do it to it!

Joe is very professional. Hot yoga is amazing. I learn something new every time. I have also had a…read morechair massage & it was fantastic.

The Fitness Shack is a great place to workout! Buti Yoga is my favorite, but the 30 minute HIIT…read moreclasses are awesome too. I am also a big fan of the rowing classes. They have something for everyone. The food for healthy options are amazing! The instructors are the best around! I love the Shack!

What an incredible place to workout. I started going there in May 2025 recommended by a friend…read more The owners, coaches and members have created such a great and welcoming environment. They make you feel like part of the family all while getting you into shape. No doubt 5 stars.

I travel a lot and I got the chance to try different boxes. This one is by far on my top 3 list!…read moreFrom the second you walk into the gym you feel like you at home. I met owner/coach Melissa , she was awesome! Very nice and one of the best/professional coaches I met! She take her time and explain every movement and how to do it right ... during the workout she make sure you still follow the Instructions. The community is great everyone is friendly and nice. Next time I'm in town this is my place to get my workout!

Q: How can you tell when you meet a CrossFitter? A:…read moreIMMEDIATELY they tell you so. So I'm not sure if that's true, but I will admit that if you do CrossFit, you're always thinking about CrossFit because some muscle group(s) is/are always sore. And if you're thinking about it, you're probably talking about it... CrossFit Toledo is an excellent training facility with excellent instructors. This place is big and clean and equipped with everything you need to learn the craft safely and effectively. Not only can you learn CrossFit here, you can learn to excel at it. If you're motivated, and you listen to the coaches, you can get a kickass workout in this place no matter your CrossFit experience level or fitness level. Warning: Even if you think you're in shape, CrossFit Toledo will expose your weaknesses. Be prepared to deal with this. Again, listen to your coaches, work hard, and you WILL get better. If you're a newbie, you don't have to worry about biting off more than you can chew. Check your ego at the door, learn how to "scale" (that is, learn how to cheat a little while learning the movements and still get an appropriate workout). Also, every new member goes through a couple of "skills" classes where you get, essentially, one-on-one instructions regarding the basic lifts and movements. Workouts; There are 5 classes per day (0600, 1200, 1600, 1700, and 1815), and class size is limited to 12 people. Every class is different. I repeat, every class is different. But, each class is similar in that they all consist of a warmup, a strength phase, and a conditioning phase. There's also a "homebody" option. Even if you have equipment at home, half the benefit of this place is the coaching and the camaraderie. ALSO, there are multiple open-gym sessions through the week. Camaraderie: It's definitely there; this seems like a great group of people. One guy acknowledges that some people call it "CultFit." But hey, can you name ANY fitness pursuit isn't "culty?" Bodybuilding? Culty for the past 80 years. Running? Not as culty as it was, but still very culty. Yoga? Yep, laid back and totally culty. Don't worry about it. You can do CrossFit and still be friends with a person who doesn't...but only one. 5 stars!

This is my second home gym having moved from Washington State in 2021. I visited other Crossfit…read moregyms in Toledo and this one fit my criteria: diverse age range, race, gender, body types, and also a range of experience from beginning to elite performers. The gym space is comfortable and feels more like a family run business than a chain business which I truly appreciate. Love the coaching staff with good Crossfit and Olympic lifting experience. The culture of the gym is very friendly and feels very accepting to outsiders, including myself as seemingly the only gay Crossfitter in Toledo. I definitely give all my thumbs up to CFT. Also, very kid and dog friendly, which is great.

a note to say that I have been a member for more than 5 years. Sometimes I lock my locker when…read moreusing the facilities, but just as often I do not lock it! I have never felt a need to use a lock, always trusting the membership! I have had one disagreement with management...but I was wrong! Literally, so I have simply changed my former understanding! Agreed, the club is "older", but always clean! Membership is always cordial and professional! I have lived in Sylvania Township for 41 years and been a member of 4 different clubs...Not one of the 4 was better than or equal to SJC.

I love going to St James Club. Indoor water classes are fantastic. Good for your heart health…read more People are so friendly here.

Paulette is a talented dancer and excellent teacher. The atmosphere gives a small club vibe and…read morethere are many choices for types of dances that are offered there.

We hosted a bachelorette party here and it was a huge hit!…read more We loved Paulette -- she really helped the evening kick off on a high note. She has a great personality, awesome stories, and made everyone feel very comfortable doing something outside of their comfort zone (or at least as comfortable as you could be). As the other reviewer noted, we two routines: pole and chair. Very fun (and difficult)! She has a lounge space off to the side that was perfect for setting up a mimosa station and relaxing a bit. She was really flexible and clearly a pro at hosting these types of events. My friends and I definitely want to go back for some of her pole dancing exercise classes sometime! Definitely check her place out for your next girls' night!