A nice clean office in the rear of a small complex. Very friendly receptionist. Malissa is a very…read morecompassionate, knowledgeable, and skilled massage therapist. I had some serious neck pain and after two sessions, I feel much better with far greater range of motion. Prices are very reasonable. Thanks!

From the owner: Aligning body and mind through masterful techniques used throughout time, Hands Down Massage…read morepromotes relaxation. Huber Heights, OH Massage Therapy seekers rely on trusted methods.

Be careful with this school. There is a reason there are no women here. Mr. Norman will always…read morequestion your virtue. It's even on both doors, "Virtue is the Essence ", however he does not display much of his own. He will be very kind and use up your resources then treat you so badly that you can no longer tolerate attending. But no worries. . . He will be sure to tell everyone that you were in the wrong and just would not listen. As for children, he can be kind at times but watch out if your child is gifted. . .he will stifle your child with unfair obstacles. And if your child has too much fun, then prepare yourself. Your child will not be treated kindly. As for children with disabilities, he can be helpful and he'll pat himself on the back for any accomplishments you child makes. He never gives receipts so be prepared to pay for things and never receive them. Mr. Norman always has an excuse for not getting your item to you. It could be years or it could be never.

I attended this school for 3 years and 11 months taking a Tai Chi class. I learned a tremendous…read moreamount from Mr. Norman. In January 2015 everyone in the class was notified by a phone call from Sandi that the class was on hold for the month of January because Mr. Norman had some training to do. After 3 months ,none of the members have been contacted with any information about the class. It is our belief that we were lied to! This is a very unprofessional and inconsiderate way to end a class of nearly 4 years! Neither Mr. Norman or Sandi contacted any of the students in the class to tell them it was ending! This kind of noncommunication is disrespectful to someone who has invested in your school for almost 4 years. I would never recommend this school to anyone after being treated so poorly in the end and neither will any of the other students that I have been in contact with!

Ralph Dehner is by far the most excellent Tai Chi master and Reiki therapist I've ever enountered…read more I've been taking lessons from him for a while now, and his thoughtful, collaborative, communicative teaching style really works for me. He doesn't hide his knowledge base, freely gives all he has to his students, and continues his formal education abroad to this day to stay relevant and current with Tai Chi practices in Asia. I also saw him for a series of Reiki treatments after I had a series of losses in my life in the family, when both my physical and spiritual side were struggling. This undoubtedly help fuel my progressive return to being, and I cannot recommend him enough on all accounts.

As a student for almost 10 years and instructor for 4 years, I can't see myself training anywhere…read moreelse! The welcoming and positive atmosphere combined with our tradition of excellence and personal development make this my home away from home. The children's program is great for developing discipline and self-confidence, and adult programs are wonderful for self-defense and getting in shape! You won't find a better martial arts center in the Miami Valley!

Such fond memories here. I studied under Taninco (think I spelled that right?) as a sophomore in…read morehigh school. The place doesn't have much of a karate class, but it's Muai Thai is rather intense and taxing on your body. What id give to be a student at this facility once more. Taninco is family friendly and an excellent teacher to study under. He is fair and patient, but does not allow those who are students to receive belt promotions if their grades at school are lagging.

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.

Best traditional kungfu around! Lai Tung Pai is unique and applicable, there is nothing else like…read moreit. Only two places in the world to learn this amazing style. The family and community here is amazing.

From the owner: Lai Tung Pai Kung Fu, Ng Hang Tai Chi (5 Element) and Gau Gung (9 Palace) Tai Chi, Lion & Dragon…read moreDancing, Competitions, High Quality Nutritional Products and Nutrition Coaching.

Great complete martial arts system! Great instructor! Great classmates, more like family! Free…read moretrials!

I have been a student for about 6 months ago. Very happy to be around a group with great…read moreinstruction from both Sifu and the senior students. A great place for any experience level, this is my first martial arts practice after a lifetime of traditional sports and lifting as a new adventure

Four stars just because they had kitten Pilates! They were doing a fundraiser for a local rescue…read moreshelter. We didn't really do an actual class. The studios looked clean but the building they share is definitely on the shabby side.

I started going to BodyMind Balance two years ago and would not consider going anywhere else for…read morePilates training. The teachers that have led me (Mike, Julie, Kathy) are not only very knowledgeable and passionate about Pilates, but they are very caring and considerate in providing a very personalized experience every time. I primarily train with Mike, whose patience, persistence and attention to detail brought me back to life after suffering an injury at the hands of a yoga instructor at a different studio in Cincinnati two years ago. I trust the instruction, advice and physical adjustments of each of these teachers at BodyMind Balance. I call them teachers and not instructors because I believe there is a grave difference: An instructor can go through the motions and dictate information to a class; but a teacher reaches his/her students through understanding and respect.