Wonderful relaxing facial by Jayne…read more The best part?? There was no bright light examination of my face followed by a recitation of my faults. Nope! And that made all the difference to me. Everything was explained as she went and the conversation was so pleasant . I will definitely return! Cant wait.

I received the most amazing massage here from Chelsea, probably one of the best massages I ever…read morehad. I wish I could've brought her back to Florida with me. My friend treats me to visit here almost every time I visit Ohio, and I look forward to visiting this place - almost, but not quite as much - as visiting her!

SPENGA Hilliard: A Masterclass in How Not to Run a Business…read more Dealing with the manager at this location was like watching a bad comedy--except no one was laughing. Her ego could give the Manhattan skyline a run for its money. I left her two messages and stopped by three times with no response. On the fourth attempt, I finally caught her, and honestly, I wish I hadn't. The interaction had all the warmth of an ice storm and about as much grace as me trying to pirouette in steel-toed boots. Let's be clear: her only apparent qualification for managing a yoga/fitness studio is that she happens to own a yoga outfit. That's it. Customer service? Zero. Empathy? Nonexistent. I signed up, attended two classes, then got sick and couldn't go back. Months later, I realized my card was still being charged. I owned up to my mistake and asked if there was anything they could do. Any business with even a shred of customer service sense would've said, "We understand--let's work with you. Stick with us and we'll make it right." Instead, I got the robotic chant: "You signed a contract. You signed a contract." And just when I thought she had secured her place in the Customer Service Hall of Shame, she doubled down: "Oh, and you're responsible for next month's fee too, because we need 30 days' notice to cancel." Seriously? That's not just bad service--it's a business model built on fine print, gotchas, and arrogance. If you're looking for an uplifting, customer-oriented fitness community, look literally anywhere else. SPENGA Hilliard is proof that you can slap on trendy branding and yoga pants, but you can't fake integrity, decency, or professionalism. SPENGA should stand for: Service Poisoned Entirely by Narcissism, Greed, and Arrogance

The concept is good, the 20 minute sections were good, the cycling is a measured activity but the…read moremusic is very loud for a dance club feel, I couldn't hear the instructor. The strength section is guided but weights aren't measured nor tracked. The yoga was fine. Probably not for me, due to noise and just a cardio focus.

I joined Club Pilates recently after several months of sitting at the bedside of an ill parent. My…read moremind, body and spirit were weak and deflated. I am in my early 60's and have a history of muscular back issues. My chiropractor encouraged me to try Pilates in effort to strengthen my core, and hopefully reduce painful flair ups. I mostly attend classes at the Hilliard, Mill Run location where the knowledge and professionalism of the instructors make it difficult to want to take classes any where but there. I have heard other members compliment the mill run location as well. After just over a month of classes 2-3 times a week, I have a noticeable difference in my flexibility, strength and endurance and overall wellbeing. I. Am. Hooked!

I enjoy the wide variety of classes, close proximity to home and the energy the instructors bring…read moreto each session.

I'm so grateful for this lovely studio. The instructors are kind, knowledgeable, and supportive -…read moreand the variety of classes ensures there's something for every mood and moment. The space itself is small and cozy, creating a peaceful, welcoming environment. It's my favorite place to reconnect, reset, and start the day grounded and centered.

I've been practicing at GoYoga's studios for over six years and can't recommend enough if you're…read morelooking for a welcoming and inclusive yoga community. I love the UA studio and their teachers. They offer a wide variety of classes - from deep stretch to restorative flow and flow expanded to meditation - there is something for everyone. I also love that you regularly practice with new and seasoned yogis of all ages - it's the best.

A phenomenal, uplifting space. The team at barre3 is focused on fitness that is functional,…read moremeaningful, and empowering rather than focusing on changing your body.

Staff is so friendly and creates a welcoming environment to move your body and focus on you for 45…read moreor 60 minutes. I love the various class options and times. Couldn't recommend enough!!

I went to WiseWays this morning with a friend for an Easy Flow Yoga class. As it was my first time…read morethere, the instructor Julie was extremely helpful in getting my friend and me set up After filling out the necessary paperwork, we went into the yoga room. It's probably one of the coolest yoga spaces I've seen. The room is dimly lit with only natural light, the ceiling has drape-y things hanging from it, there are several woven baskets with mats and yoga props, and there are even bongos situated in the room! It definitely helped set the mood of the class. The teacher took the time to explain the set up and flow of the class to me and my friend. The set up was different for me. The class started with self-massage. I've never experienced that before, and while it was a foreign concept to me, I enjoyed it. During the self-massage, we were given some aromatherapy cream, which was awesome. I love smelling hippy smells like pachouli during yoga. It makes me feel more calm. The class was an hour and 15 minutes - definitely a great value! We went through gentle and modified versions of the sun salutation and many other common yoga poses. I enjoyed the gentle stretch and relaxation to start my weekend. But since I am more experienced in yoga, I wish it were a bit more vigorous. To be fair, though, I need to try the other two types of classes, as the Easy Flow is meant to be...well, easy. The only thing I disliked was that the class was only 3 people large. I enjoy bigger classes because I feed off of the energy of others in the class. I also have a feeling that most folks don't know about this place. If you're not interested in yoga, they also have tai chi classes. I recommend it and will be back!

With a year-long unlimited membership pass, I am pretty familiar with Wiseways/Shift yoga. (They…read morechanged owners and the name to Shift in January '13.) Upside: super friendly staff and fellow yoga lovers. Big enough parking lot and its kind of hidden around the corner. Wonderful, relaxing classes. Downsides: Sort of a small space, so right after they do a Groupon or something it can get grossly crowded for a week or two. Very limited weekend classes: none on Fridays or Sundays, and only one on Saturday at 8:30a. Pretty inconvenient if you have a regular 9-5. Also if you're under 30 you'll be the youngest in the class.

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.