This month I was in Vancouver, WA as a performer at the Clark county fair for 10 days. I managed to…read moreget in a few days of Yoga when not running the streets near the hotel and it was really nice. I saw that Simply Yoga had and still has! A special deal of "10-days for 10$" and so I signed that up and took a few classes. I got to experience Hatha with Kristi and Vinyasa 1/2 w/ Christina. Both excellent teachers and the studio is beautiful, clean, well managed, and the vibes are so relaxing and open. I attempted another class but it was full, but it's all good! Simply Yoga is worth checking out, had good price points and is remodeling their large studio to be and beyond! Go check this place out and get your Yoga ON!

Went last night for the first time and loved it. I bought the 10 classes for 10 days in a row for…read more$10 - you can't beat that intro offer. I have not taken formal classes in many years, but have been doing yoga somewhat regularly virtually to Beth Shaw YogaFit, and I was able to fit right in with the class. There were 4 other people in the Hatha class with Kari and I loved the small class size. Kari was great. Having a "real, live" instructor really helps you to focus / relax much better than watching a video, and she really kept her eye on us and gently corrected our forms which was very positive for me. I had to email them because I had an issue with my account that was my own fault and they replied very quickly and wanted to make sure nothing got in the way of my returning before the kink got solved. I can't wait for the next class!

So...This place has a lot of filtered reviews. Yes, yes, that means that the owner has been pumping…read moreup their rating with nothing but five-star reviews (the hound!), right? Well, no. This place really is that good, all because of Melonie. I find it difficult to express in positive terms something which, by its very nature, is so extraordinarily painful that the day after I come here I wake up howling to an uncaring sky that my body is about to fall apart yet again. "How could she do this to me?" I whine. "I thought yoga was supposed to be restful, relaxing, good for the body and soul!" runs through my head as I tried to drag myself to a hot shower to recover. Seriously, all of you women 30 years older than I am who do this with every outward appearance of pleasure and relaxation, I hate you. I got dragged here by a friend who told me "this is the most painful thing that you could ever do," and then laughed at me when I scoffed at him. I, in turn, brought a young lady to whom I told the same thing. She then laughed at me as she had a wonderful time and it didn't hurt her at all. For her part, the instructor also laughs at me as she rams the iron jackboot of relentless health down my spine. I sense a pattern here. I refuse to buy a block of lessons (even though it's cheaper) primarily because it's hard enough for me to convince myself or anyone else that I'm willing to pay somebody to do this to me on a semiweekly basis, and the thought of trying to explain to somebody, "I pay a woman to beat the living crap out of me every Wednesday morning on a schedule" is going a little bit too far for me. She has other services; she does massage, nutritional counseling, and something called "prenatal yoga" which in my mind is probably one of the funniest mental images ever. I'm about as qualified to comment on any of these things as I am to explain what, exactly, the difference between styles (styles?) of yoga are. Personally, I wonder if yoga masters ever get in conflict over whose yoga is the more relaxing yoga and face each other in yoga-offs. Somebody asked me if this was "hot yoga" and apparently my response of "I'm plenty hot by the end of it" was not correct. Anyway, two thumbs up for this place, and if she has her way probably several other appendages as well. At the same time. While balancing on one foot.

I'm the friend that Al M. refers to his review. I started taking yoga classes last January. After…read morethe first class I thought this woman, Melonie, had a completely backwards business model. All she would need to do is put on some thigh high black leather boots, wear a corset and carry a whip. Then men would pay her 200 plus per hour to do exactly the same thing: torture them. Their are times during class when I f_ing hate yoga. The strange thing is that I somehow always feel better afterwards. Since I was 25 years old I have had a recurring problem pain in the left side of my neck. I could not turn my head to the left. A doctor diagnosed the problem as an inflamed muscle. I would get it 2-5 times per year and it lasted about 3-44 days. I used to have to treat it with Aleve and ice packs. No longer. Since I started taking yoga classes once a week I have had zero neck pain. That's about as good of an endorsement as I can give. Thanks Melonie.

Really really nice place to go since the people here are super welcoming! I was really surprised…read morebecause usually the places they go don't really give you a tour but this place gave me a full tour and even their numbers to contact them after the class. The class itself is actually really good too! I don't think it was the most intense class that I've had but it was very very varied and diverse in the exercises we did. There was a abs section and a arms section and legs too! The showers are nice too! I would come back for Sure!

I have been a fan of Barre3 for about 6 years, and specifically the Felida & Camas locations. Every…read moretime the studio is bright and clean and welcoming. Every class is challenging and fun. Every time I leave feeling stronger, more peaceful, and better equipped to tackle what may come in this crazy life. No matter your level of fitness, they work with you to customize the workout to ensure you are getting what you need. The staff is always upbeat, helpful, and friendly. The retail items are fresh and fun. While it is expensive, the overall benefits outweigh the cost, although I do try to keep an eye out for promotions and deals.

I can't get enough of this location! The room temperature is perfect for hot yoga, the teachers…read moreLindsey and Alisha are so amazing and professional. The floors are clean and at the end of every session they provide you with a small wet cold towel with essential oils to cool down. It's a very well put together hot yoga studio. I highly recommend it.

I love this community!! I came having never done yoga in any capacity. It's a beautiful place Micah…read morehas created and I'm so grateful for it!

Great experience!! This studio is awesome. All of the…read moreequipment is top-notch. They offer all kinds of classes and even have special events, i.e. sound baths. The staff was so kind and informative. Plus - such a great core workout!! I'll definitely be back! I also want to check out their location in Camas.

I enjoy the unique style each different instructor has! There's many different types of classes…read moreoffered and one for any mood you're in. feeling adventurous? take a TRX class, feeling energetic? take a cardio and bounce. Feeling sleepy but want to work out? Center and balance is for you. I honestly put reformer Pilates off out of fear but since it was historically designed for hospital patient I think most people could easily find joy in it in any body shape And age. It's nice to be apart of club Pilates if you travel too because at the highest tier you can visit all studios. And 95% I have the time that I used the waitlist I was able to get in.

I was lucky enough to practice for over a year with two of the lovely yoga teachers at The…read moreBreathing Room, so I will relate my experiences with them. Heather is a cheerful and patient teacher, perfectly able to make comfortable even those very new to the practice of yoga. One of her loveliest classes consists of mindful breathing and relaxation; letting the body loosen up and let go of all the tension that we hold without knowing. I practiced with Julie as I became more familiar with the basic poses. Her style is gentle, encouraging, and promoting of mindfulness - of listening to your body and not pushing yourself to injury. I am particularly grateful to Julie because after I suffered a knee injury that greatly limited my ability to practice yoga, she helped me design a series of poses with extensive modifications so that I could strengthen my body without exacerbating my pain. Also, I confess that I admired Julie's selection of music for her class so much, that I asked her to share her playlist with me for my home practice (which she generously did). I recommend Heather and Julie's classes wholeheartedly, no matter the level of fitness or previous experience with yoga. The best way to keep up to date with their schedule is via their facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/breathinginvancouver).

What a comfortable, clean, and welcoming studios. I did the Yoga1-2 class at 8am on Saturday. The…read moreinstructor was very welcoming, showed me around and the room was all set up with props and such. The practice itself was opening, and stretching with many variations and options to go deeper or ease up. I really appreciate the cues for internal awareness and body awareness.

Parallel 45 does it right across the board. The instructors, the class variety, the schedule and…read morethe community are all top notch. I'm a member, have been for over a year, and can't imagine ever not being a member of this studio. Riley does an amazing job and clearly values her staff and clients. Besides the weekly schedule, there are special events, workshops, retreats, etc. There is always something new and fresh. Scheduling is easy through Mind Body. I love P45!

This is an affordable, humble yoga studio in Vancouver WA. The only disappointing thing is there…read moreare only 2 yin classes a week (Ashley is an awesome teacher!) It would be 5 stars if there was more Yin yoga. Please add more yin classes!

The gym is dirty and very old school. I guess it's a gym for a specific kinda person if you know…read morewhat I mean. That's the reason for 3 stars. It's definitely not for everyone. I'd say it's for the grungy bodybuilder type. I'd love a few replacements, like the squat rack for safety reasons, and a new hack squat, or leg extension would be great.

I signed up at Resolution Fitness on a month-to-month plan with no autopay--this was discussed and…read moreagreed to directly with the owner, who is the one that signed me up. I told her I travel a lot and might not use the gym much, and she agreed the one-month option made sense. I never used the facility even once, which they can verify through their own check-in records. Despite that, I later discovered they had been charging me monthly for several months. When I contacted them about it, they refused to issue a refund and claimed I had "checked the wrong box" and agreed to recurring billing. This is not a case of miscommunication between staff--the owner personally handled my signup and knows exactly what we discussed. It's incredibly disappointing to be treated this way, especially by a small local business. There are plenty of other gyms in town. I recommend looking elsewhere.

I relocated to Longview this summer from southern Oregon and previously, Portland. Yoga is part of…read moremy life and wellbeing. I value a supportive teacher and community in my practice. I am not into designer yoga. I have visited all of the different studios around Longview (Holos, Tula, & YMCA), at least twice, in the event that I was having an "off" day. ReVive Yoga Studio is hands down my favorite for the following reasons: Eli is the best yoga instructor I have met in the Longview/Kelso area. He's skilled in his practice, but also funny and genuine. He meets his students where they are and encourages them to challenge themselves in a very comfortable, non-judgmental environment. If invited, he will make adjustments, too (to me, this is very important). He plays really great music throughout his classes. The studio space is warm and cozy, unlike some of the other studios in town that are more modern, and in my opinion, sterile. I also like the variety of classes offered at ReVive. My personal favorite is the Balance class. I only wish there were more classes available throughout the week. :). Anyway, I highly recommend this place and look forward to becoming a regular here. Sat nam. Namaste. Peace!

I was house/petsitting for almost two weeks out in Longview, and, if I could only bring this studio…read moreback home with me to Vancouver I would. I've been back home for a couple days now, but I miss it terribly. If I lived in or even just 30 minutes closer to Longview, I would not hesitate to purchase one of their packages so that I could take classes whenever I wanted. If you love yoga, and you have compassion for yourself and are looking for that perfect spot, please, please, please do yourself a favor and go to Holos Yoga. Heck, even if you're just in town visiting friends or family - do it! You're body and mind will thank you! Also, before I forget to mention, their instructors are absolutely fantastic, they were super welcoming and themselves full of compassion for their students, and passion for the practice. Just the loveliest folks! So, seriously, why are you still reading this and NOT booking a class?!

I really liked Holos Yoga! I usually hit up Corepower Yoga in Seattle or Portland and it was great…read moreto find a studio with a solid, heated vinyasa flow in Longview! The class was the Detox Flow (more advanced) at 5:30pm class on a Wednesday. I liked the teacher, Shae, and felt welcomed and encouraged even though some of the other people in the class were rocking some great inversions and other moves (that I can't do..). The practice room was larger than most other studios and there were 5 of us total. It wasn't as warm as Corepower, which I didn't mind at all. Bikram is usually 105, Corepower is usually 95, and I'd guess Holos was probably around 90. Kinda of perfect. But I also like non-heated classes, which they have here, too. There is a changing room and the bathrooms are outside the space (and you need a key).