Really nice small but mighty class-based gym in West AA…read more Really friendly community atmosphere and beautifully decorated interior. I have been enjoying the yoga classes here for the past month. Many of the classes are during business hours, but some are after 5pm or before 8am. It follows that tends to be (mostly) a community of active retirees, but there is also a mix of younger people who attend classes. Everyone is super friendly and tries to learn your name and people have conversations between or after class, so I think it would be a good place to make new friends in the community. I saw also they are running a special something like $100 for the month of July and August 2023- unlimited classes for NEW clients only. You might want to check with them to make sure I got that right, though!

Two classes in and I am hooked. Imagine Fitness and Yoga just opened for business. I attended the…read moregrand opening (I heard about by word of mouth) and used the free classes in my swag bag to try out a couple classes. Yoga and Marie's circuit. After these two classes, I have to say I really like this place. Simple, new, clean and inviting. The studio space has the right balance between encouraging physical exertion and active relaxation. The yoga studio is separated from the active space by the lobby. Terribly efficient. Two yoga rooms, heated floors, and large windows that look into a serene wooded area. The fitness machines and cycle room are on the other side. Vinyasa yoga with Robbin was fantastic. It had been a long time since my last class but I had no problem following along or modifying as needed. Marie's circuit is a great 60 min toning class with compound movements and 90 second cardio bursts to keep your heart rate up. I have signed up for a 10-class package. Classes can be used for any of the classes offered. Full schedule and descriptions can be found on their website. Nice new locker room, full shower, towels and water available throughout the facility. This is the type of place that makes you look forward to your next visit. Everyone I have met are professional and inviting. Check out the schedule on the website and sign up for your first class for a free.

A hidden gem! Lovely flow yoga class. Everyone was very…read morefriendly and helpful. The girl at reception, Sally that lead the class and the proprietress Carrie all made my 1st time visit feel like I was a regular. I have done many kinds of yoga and truly enjoyed this Bhakti flow yoga class. They have many children's activities and classes, as well as different levels of yoga to accommodate all, from the 1st time beginner to the long time yoga enthusiasts. I was pleasantly surprised to see 1/3 of the participates in my class were male which reinforced how knowledgeable and welcoming they are at the Bhakti Yoga Healing Arts Studio. I called for hours and class descriptions. The woman who answered the phone was easy to talk with and very helpful. I recommend everyone who is interested in Yoga try Bhakti Yoga.

Yoga and I found each other about 13 years ago. Same home sangha in Lansing for the entire time but…read morehave had the opportunity to travel and experience yoga around the world. Well jump forward to 2018. I'm moving back into the area and need a new spot. Went to Abby's class and was soooo stoked. One Tribe has a great vibe! Dug the studio, dug the flow (challenging but yet accessible to all) and Abby was awesome! Going again tonight! Thanks One Tribe! I think I found my new local spot :-)

I love this place! I moved downriver a few months ago and hadn't found a yoga studio that suited my…read moreneeds - until today. The atmosphere is inviting and calm, the people are so kind, and the classes are awesome!

From the owner: Kriya offers 18hrs of yoga classes weekly, personal training, massage, Reiki, Infrared Heat…read moreAromatherapy Treatments, art classes, personal development, and community outreach.

I'm so happy this place is here. Sweet studio, beautiful decor, peaceful, surrounded by natural…read morescenery. So easy to register and pay for your class online. Bring your mat, they do have extras and all the props. Can't wait to come back!

WARNING: Hands on instruction in yoga should never force you or push you past where your body is…read more It is only meant to correct posture and alignment. After experiencing a serious injury in one of these classes from aggressive hands on, I requested a refund of the unused classes I would no longer be able to use from this debilitating injury at the hands of these instructors. After being told I would be given that refund, I never received it. Any amount refunded would have helped cover my $10k+ in medical expenses I've incurred due to this unfortunate situation. I have heard about yoga injuries but had always been in safe spaces with knowledgeable instructors during the last 20 years of my practice. I share this experience to warn others about receiving hands on instruction from this studio. It could end up costing you more than money and leave you with a lifelong injury.

Wonderful experience. I love it here - it is soooo tranquil. I go to this location for events and…read moremeditation retreats.

Amazing place for experienced Buddhists and first timers alike…read more Highly recommend coming for a Sunday service (they start at 10AM) for your first visit. Service starts with a 25 minute meditation and both mats with cushions and chairs are available for those not comfortable kneeling or sitting cross legged. During a normal Sunday service meditation is followed by chanting in English and Sino-Korean, which is the cultural background of this Sangha. Translations are provided for all chants not in English which is a nice touch. Following the chanting there is normally a Dharma talk led by the temple's head priestess. There is a nice variety to this part of the service and often there will be any number of other people who lead the discussion. From Dr. Liu, an ordained Chinese Diagnostic Monk who moved to the US and obtained his MD, to Rafe Martin, a well known story teller and author. I really appreciate the wide variety of people and topics covered in the Dharma Discussions which help make the Sunday service never feel stale. The audience is encouraged to join the discussion throughout the talk as opposed to just listening. After service, tea is served and the Sangha has a few minutes to chat before many go off into one of any number of interest groups. Covering a range of topics such as Environmental awareness, Life Transitions, to Refuge Recovery (a Buddhist inspired approach to Substance abuse recovery), there are many options for those interested in quite a few subjects. There is almost always the opportunity for work practice after service. If you enjoy gardening, helping make raisins, wood working, stuffing cushions, the list goes on.... It's a great way to meet other Sangha members and help out. (If you stay and help, most often an amazing Vegetarian lunch is available to sweeten the deal) Highly recommend checking this place out!

Thankfully parking was super easy (never know when downtown) and we were greeted politely and were…read moreshown where the bathrooms were and other amenities we may need. The studio was large and warm but not too warm. The instructor was great! I will definitely return

Stopped by here for a Saturday morning hot yoga class. The class size was pretty large and we liked…read morehow clean the studio was. The class we took was alright, but I wish the instructor had shown us some more of the positions instead of just describing them because myself and some other attendants were just as confused as to what to do. That was just one instructor, though, so based on their class offerings, I'd be willing to go back and try out another course with another instructor, should I find myself in Detroit again.