New to yoga? You are welcome here. Experienced yogi warrior? You are welcome here. This studio is…read moreby far my favorite yoga studio. I have visited multiple yoga studios and my heart always leads me back here. This place is like home to me. The moment you walk in, you will feel comfortable and welcome. I started practicing here a couple years ago when they first opened. I was fairly new to yoga, especially Baptiste yoga. The instructors are absolutely amazing here. So personable and you know they love what they do. That energy rubs off on you as well. Rachel and Kat are my favorite instructors. They are fabulous teachers who always push you to your "edge". They believe in you in times that you don't believe in yourself. Very motivating and always willing to assist or correct your form. Kelsey and Halley are also great teachers. They have added new teachers but I have not attended their classes yet. This is the first and only studio where the instructors really get to know you and welcome you back by name when you come back. This studio is a hot studio. Heat not your thing? There are classes that do not have heat. I believe the Slow Flow classes do not have heat which are usually held in the morning. There are beginner/basic classes and advanced yoga classes. The Power Yoga classes get pretty intense but you can modify the poses to your capability. The instructors will assist with that. There are 2 bathrooms, one with a shower. Towels are included. There are hair ties and bobby pins available for use and Lotions/sprays. There are cubby holes and coat racks to put your belongings in. Before you enter the yoga room, there are straps/blocks available and towels (be sure to grab one for a hot yoga class, you will sweat!). I love their yoga room. Huge room with high ceilings. It is a little harder to get the room hot but you will be moving so it will come quickly. I like the room because I feel like I have my own space. I love my space. I don't like to feel as if Im stacked on top of the person next to me. I have room to stretch out and flow freely. During savasana at the end of your flow, they offer a cold towel with essential oils/fragrance which is a very nice touch at the end of an intense hot class. I love the yoga flow sequences that the instructors give. They all hit the main poses and will push you to your edge to attempt other poses/inversions that you may not be familiar with. Just practice. Practice practice practice. You can do it! It took me forever to do a headstand, still working on a handstand. It just takes a lot of body strength, especially that core! Work the abs! I need to work on my shoulder strength. I have so much more flexibility now. I shocked my own self. Enough about me. Classes are held 7 days a week except some holidays. Classes start at 6 am till 7 or 8 at night (except Sundays). Their are workshops and fun events offered for an additional price. There are different class packages for purchase that best fit your schedule or just buy a drop-in class. If you are a new student, they offer special deals for you. 20$ for one week unlimited or one month unlimited for 59$. Cleveland Yoga is a local franchise but I absolutely love this location. Its closer to home and I love feeling so welcome every time I come here. I strongly urge you to check it out. New or experienced yogis I have no doubt you will love it as much as I do. Love you Cleveland Yoga Concord!!

Clean facility. Great teachers. Appreciate the professionalism. Love the option to stream classes.read more

Shari, is a beautiful soul. The shop is beautiful, with beautiful crystals stones and other things…read moreto speed up the heart of a devote. She also has practitioners in on the last Saturday of the month. Check her out. There is additional parking on Bridge Street.

We visited our friend's camper at Holiday Camplands, on a July weekend. They were celebrating and…read more"all seasons" weekend, so there were lots of activities going on! They have a full calendar of events, golfing, swimming, a large lake and many more activities. We had a great time and would recommend it to anyone looking to get away for the weekend or buy in!

I've been camping at Holiday Camplands several times in the summer and absolutely love the place…read more It's a nice "home away from home". It's a pretty large campsite, much larger than other local campgrounds. There is plenty to do there for children and adults, alike. There are two separate swimming pools, a large one located near the Clubhouse and the other, which is a bit smaller but still large enough for several people, located near the front of the campsite. There is a small playground located near the Clubhouse, as well, with a few swing sets and slides for children to play on. Holiday also contains its own golf course and a small mini golf (putt-putt) course. I'm 24 and had fun playing putt-putt there. Gault lake is also located in the campground. I believe that paddle boats/small boats are allowed in the lake, and it is stocked with fish for fishing, but there is no swimming permitted. There are various events that Holiday Campgrounds holds for adults and kids. There are teen/adult dances held at the pavilion near the clubhouse, and there are usually some decent local bands and DJ's there on the weekend. They hold bingo once in a while, which I have never been to, but would enjoy going to in the near future. There are also movie showings, which are typically aimed towards children and are usually showings of older movies. There is also a nice camp store located on the premises. It's a pretty basic camp store that stocks several camp-friendly groceries, candy, coffee/slush drinks, personal care products, and a lot of alcohol. There are three eateries located on the campsite. The pizza joint is decent. I tried their pizza last night and, while it wasn't anything to brag about, it was decent enough. They do, however, have delicious garlic bread sticks that are to die for! Prices are decent too. Kellie's Kones is also located near the Clubhouse and while the flavors and options there are minimal, the ice cream tastes good and the prices are fair. I would not recommend eating at Sandy's concession stand, though. I made the mistake of ordering a salad and order of fried pickles there and was shocked to find out that the portions that I was given were ridiculous for the rather expensive price. The salad was priced similarly to that of a sit-down restaurant and it was pathetically small. I was given four small fried pickles, too, and paid a premium for them. I would never eat there again. Overall, this place is really nice. I give it 5 stars because of all of the entertainment that the place offers and the friendliness of the staff.

In 1995, my parents sent me to Camp Whitewood for a week during the summer. Little did I know that…read moresome of the skills I learned during camp would be useful even now. I'm not sure how much has changed over the years but it was easily one of the best weeks of my life. I learned archery, kayaking, canoeing & embossing. At the time, you could pay $5.00 and choose to make any craft that they had to offer; I still have a wooden dog I painted (if you press it's nose it plays music) and it was the first time I ever participated in a scavenger hunt. The camp grounds were always kept very clean, the staff was amazing and it was nice to see that the property is exactly as I left it. I attended a wedding here today & would recommend Camp Whitewood to anyone looking for an affordable & alternative wedding venue. Although our friends explained to us that you cannot have alcohol unless you rent all six buildings but this didn't ruin our evening. The building they choose had two bathrooms, a decent sized kitchen, a large stage & plenty of room for eating & dancing. Younger children might be bored as there isn't a playground; however, you can enjoy a fire pit or a stroll through the woods. All the buildings, with the exception of the cabins, are handicap accessible . There's also plenty of parking in a secluded area surrounded by nature. So weather you're considering hosting your next event here or having your children stay for a week or two; Camp Whitewood is the place to be!

Exercise By Design's bootcamp classes are awarding and fun; you almost forget that you're working…read moreout!!! I've always belonged to a gym and "thought" I was working out but at bootcamp I work muscles that I didn't know I had! Paul and his staff are amazing and the friends that I've made are priceless!

Went to one of his "group exercise classes" and this place a JOKE! First of all, he still has the…read moreold Curves sign on this door, and from my understanding he's been there for year. Second, he has no business cards, third his website isn't updated accurately with the class schedule, which would possibly be OK if he had al pamphlet in his office with the correct schedule. Nope, didn't have that either. That alone told me he was a on very low budget. When you walk into the next room, it's basically an empty room with dumbbells scattered around the room. The room isn't very big and the carpet appears to be a good 40+ years old. So it's time to work out now. He tells the overweight guy standing next to me to show me how to roll out. Overweight guy is now telling me how to stretch. I'm sorry, I thought it was the instructor's job to lead the class in a group warm up? Apparently not. It's a free-for-all. The "instructor" was still sitting at his desk while everyone warmed up and stretched on their own. Mind you, I do work out and I know how to stretch, but thankfully overweight guy was there to guide me (really?!). So now we start the workout. It's basically six rounds of six exercises, 30 seconds each exercises. Once you finish the first round, instead of going right into the second round, you just sit it there, for a good minute until he tells you to start. We never left that dingy little room with the old carpet. We barely even left the spot we were working in. In the adjoining room next to us (some people had to move over since there wasn't enough room in the main workout room for what little people were there) there was a man a woman who proceeded to TALK the ENTIRE time. They never shut up! This was very distracting, and frankly rude and disrespectful for others who were trying to work out. At one point our "instructor" is talking to people while we're doing our exercises. And he wasn't talking to them because he was trying to help them, he was BS'ing with them. At one point he said to another male member "I can see your sweaty f*cking balls." That was about my final straw. I am all for a relaxed environment, but this was almost too relaxed, and lacked professionalism in so many ways. When the class was finally over (thank God!) I looked at overweight guy and asked if Paul leads us in a cool down stretch. Nope! You do that on your own too. So basically I got a class of total chaos, no professionalism from the instructor and a facility that has no actual equipment, thank God it was a drop-in and didn't cost me any money. And this guy charges $175 a MONTH for this. I wouldn't pay $1.75 for a class of his. Oh and at end he had the nerve to offer my friend (who's lost over 50 lbs and is about a size 4-6) and eating plan, so she could lose weight. Mind you, Paul is a large guy, and not because he's cut, he's fat. So to have him tell my in-shape friend she needed to lose weight was the final straw. This guy clearly is a start-up with absolutely no money. His "gym" has zero equipment only consist of dumbbells kettle bells. The best thing he can do is to stop into another gym, look at what equipment and they and observe how a true group class should be taught. Needless to say we never came back.

Yeeeeehaw!!! (If…read moreyou know me at all, you're not gonna believe a word I say in this review.) If you like shootin' guns this is your place. I shot a whole buncha guns here the other day with my dad and his good pal who is a member. Everything is outside. Which I didn't realize until I got there. Then I got sunburn. : ( They have a rifle range, a pistol range, skeet shooting (which I suck at), and trap shooting. It's all pretty interesting to watch if you've never been exposed to this sort of thing. I'll be honest, a few years ago I would have sneered at something like this. I was never a big fan of guns. I got over that point-of-view though after really giving it some honest thought (instead of letting my uber liberal point-of-view shine through.) Guns are kinda cool. You just need to be responsible, respectful, and learn safe handling. They will teach you all of that at the Rod 'n Gun Club. The members here get really excited when a new person shows an interest in shooting. Especially if they're young. I recently received a pistol as a gift from my dad and I needed to learn how to use it properly and how to handle it safely. I learned a whole lot at Ashtabula Rod & Gun Club. Note: this place is not really open to the public except on special occasions. If you know a member, you can go with them.

"You get what you pay for." It is not cheap for our two boys to come to this school week after…read moreweek but it is a SOLID use of our money and time. The lead instructors are contentious, kind, knowledgeable and enthusiastic. I don't know how to get my kids to listen at home but they sure are listening when on the mat and the instructors are speaking. All students interact with each other, no matter the skill level. The student staff are friendly and really enjoy working with the kids. We've taken our kids when they've had a bad day and they're back to smiling during and after class. We've been going for about 4+ months and have no plans to stop. Check out a free class or whatever deals they feature for intro sessions. I can't say enough good things about the experience here, the learned skill set, the staff, and the positivity that this program generates.

Very nicely run karate place. Very honest and committed teachers. I love going to this karate…read moreplace!!! They teach students with such a comfort and wide verity of action packed 45 minutes class is worth every penny!! We drive little more to come here versus many other choices we have close to us. Reason is , we feel home here! Thanks masters Gehring!

The boyfriend and I wanted to go jet skiing while we were in Geneva. We did a Google search and…read morefound this place. The address took us to the Geneva state park marina, so we walked into their main office to inquire about our jet ski reservation. They told us to go to the first dock. Basically the company can't post signs because it is located in a state park, so that just made it a little tricky to find. We were greeted by a really nice man (I can't remember his name!). We took a temporary boating license exam (Ohio law), which only took like 10 minutes and then we were on the jet ski. He explained to us all of the basic things and what to do in certain situations. My boyfriend had rode a jet ski a few times before so he felt prepared. The one thing that we weren't prepared for was the difference between riding a jet ski on a bay compared to a lake with bigger waves. If you have only rode on a bay before, be prepared for the difference. We had an hour on the jet ski and had a great time. We rented the smallest jet ski that could fit three people and it was great but also was a little hard to control. If we came back, we would go for the bigger one that gives you more control. Overall we had an amazing time! Returning customers get a discount, which is great! If we were visiting Geneva for a longer amount of time we would have definitely gone back.