love Club Pilates! instructors are great and varied so you can find what works best for you. Roman…read morealways puts a smile on my face.

I'm getting older and my body isn't cooperating so I wanted to find something low impact to…read morestrengthen my core. I attended an introductory class at this facility. It was super clean and the vibe was great! Nora the instructor, was Awesome!! She went over everything in detail and had great energy. Everyone who worked there was warm and welcoming. I signed up for a membership and can't wait to see and feel the results! If you see this review and it sounds like something you want to try, tell them Jen E sent you

I took my RYT200 at the Yoga Center of Columbia in 2024 and have been loving taking their workshops…read moreand classes ever since! It's a beautiful location and the teacher offerings are diverse and deeply rooted in yogic traditions. Live music, sound baths, and Reiki workshops are my favorite! THIS place is the real deal!!!

I saw an ad in the Columbia Flier for free yoga, pilates, meditation, and Qigong classes being held…read moreon Sept 24-30. I decided on the iRest Yoga Nidra Guided Meditation that was led by Lucy held on Fri, Sept 28. You register online and they send registrants a confirmation and reminder email. I was grateful as they mentioned that the gps address is 8950 Old Annapolis Road and that the building faces Route 108 and that parking is located behind the building. Yoga mats, blankets, and pillows are all available for the session. Lucy starts the class by providing background information and the process for iRest Yoga Nidra. Then she walked around making sure that each participant looked comfortable by the way they were laying or sat. For me, she suggested putting a the pillow underneath my knees whereas I had laid it underneath my calves. That made it more comfortable. Lucy then began by telling us to notice the sounds around us such as the class next door, traffic, etc. Then she followed by having us relax different body parts and concentrating on our breathing. I had had a very stressful and frustrating day at work so I was really looking forward to this session. Although Lucy was a wonderful facilitator I found myself distracted and fidgety. I could not sit still, focus, or relax. All the more reason why I need take more yoga and meditation classes. I was closest to the wall that was next to a class in the next room. I would have preferred if it had been quieter. It was a bit distracting. The room was a bit chilly but I didn't want to use the blanket they offer because I'm a germophobe and I don't know how frequently the blankets get washed so being chilly could be one reason why I wasn't relaxed. Lastly, my fellow yogis who were so relaxed that they were snoring. My attention ended up being focused on that. I definitely need more mindfulness in my life. It was a great experience nonetheless. I highly recommend that everyone give it a try and take advantage of the free classes when they are offered. Namaste.

I wanted to give Club Pilates a chance however the manager whom I've been communicating with is not…read moreaware of the promotions that are advertised on Yelp. COME ON YELP FAMILY-I'm sure you understand my frustrations here lol To me that's false advertisement. "Mention Yelp to receive the 20% off membership" or class session or even the buy $50 and receive $75 to use. When instead you mention Yelp and the employees are CLUELESS...What is that?! Yelp is my Bible to new experiences so once you tell me Yelp is wrong- I mean simply change the details your business advertisement and whalaa=NO PROBLEMS or CONFUSION. I attended an intro class with the assumption that I would be able to take advantage of these offers. I'm also going to follow up with our area Manager...maybe he can reach out to them and clarify this up. Happy Yelping!

I paid for an 8-class package per month at Club Pilates in the Laurel location but rarely can find…read moreany available class; most are fully booked, with about 90% of classes in the next 1-2 weeks being full. The only available classes are very early or very late, which do not fit most people's schedules. I scheduled a 2.0 class, but it was canceled by their staff. The front office said I must be assessed and approved by an instructor, even though I have experience in many advanced Pilates classes at other studios. I asked when the instructor would be available to assess me, and they said they were unsure of the next available time. They take your money without assessing you but limit your ability to attend classes in many ways. I tried to talk to their manager and waited for 2 hours with no response. The front office said she was in a meeting. However, when you see their studio, there isn't even a meeting room--big lie. A kind reminder: before you enroll at the Laurel location, check if you can find any available classes that fit your usual workout time. If you cannot find available classes, it might be better to try another location. Club Pilates is a franchise business, and its membership cannot be used at other locations. Mostly, you can only use your membership at one location, so be cautious before you enroll. I leave this review on 6/19/24. I attached their schedule in the next days, you can see almost nothing you can schedule.

I went to this place as a guest for the first time as one my friend's recommended me to try a…read morecomplementary session at her gym. I truly hated the class, the coach was not motivating at all and the format was extremely basic. At the end they charged me 30$ for a 45 minute class. While they mentioned first class is complementary. Owners are extremely cheap people. Never go back !

I took a Sproing class here with my ClassPass a couple of months ago. Sproing is TOUGH but lots of…read morefun! You're basically running on a soft-surfaced treadmill and doing lots of different exercises using your own body weight, free weights, bands, etc. You will be harnessed in so you don't go running off of the front of the machine. You get a heart rate monitor when you arrive. This way you can monitor your heart rate during the work out. Your heart rate and your name will appear on a screen in the studio, along with everyone else in the class. The instructor is really like a coach. She will tell you and others to push harder if your heart rate isn't in a certain zone, but she'll also let you know you should back off if your heart rate gets too high. PACE YOURSELF! Or you may end up light-headed and nauseated like me! Lots of explosive movements. This is definitely a high intensity interval training workout. The greatest difficulty for me is following the routine, like in any fitness class. I'm just not very coordinated. The work out is only 30-45 minutes, which is also nice. There's plenty of parking, but it's kind of awkward. The building where this is located is kind of nondescript and old, but you will find it pretty easily.

I love this yoga studio! Their whole approach is awesome. The yoga studio is in the back of a…read morechiropractic office. The chiropractor (Dr.T) takes a very holistic approach to helping his patience feel better. So, it makes total sense that his treatment is complemented by the easy access to a whole range of different yoga classes. They offer everything from restorative yoga to special yoga sessions for prenatal yoga. Whether you are a beginner or you consider yourself a seasoned practitioner, you will definitely find a class that suits you. I love the beginner yoga class! The studio is warm and inviting and all of the instructors are patient. While they each have their own unique style, they all make the practice accessible to anyone, regardless of your skill level. During the pandemic, due to restrictions to in person classes, they have been offering virtual classes. I think it is awesome that they found a way to continue to offer yoga to so many people. In fact, it provides the opportunity for so many of us to participate that might not otherwise be able to go to the studio. If you want to try yoga for the first time, or you're looking for a new place to practice, definitely check them out. You will not regret it!

I dropped into three classes while in town. The $25 package was a great option for me because I…read morewill be back in a few weeks. The first two sessions I took were all-levels yoga flow and the third was therapeutic power flow. I consider myself an advance beginner and I found the classes appropriate, with my preference for therapeutic power flow. A note to beginners, there were no adjustments made by instructors so I don't recommend either for first timers. I found the studio a bit cold/sterile. My regular studio is warm and smells wonderful of essential oils and incense. I will be back. It served my need to practice while away from home.

This studio has a great location, service, equipment and environment for group fitness classes and…read moretrainings.

I finally tried aerial yoga and the intro class with Karen was great. The studio is clean and…read moreroomy. Karen was extremely nice and was helpful by giving the few of us that arrived early the opportunity to get our nerves down and let us know what to expect. That one-on-one time with her was unexpected but very welcoming. She even brought in peppermint essential oil to help us with any potential motion sickness. The class had its moments where poses were a little difficult, but we encouraged one another and Karens support made a difference. There were poses that came effortlessly as well and overall it was a great experience. There was a group of friends there that enjoyed the experience and although the studio is not close by, I'll be inviting some friends to join me for the class in the near future.

Hey friends! Overdue review here. I've been a member since April 2024…read more I absolutely love coming here. I have the unlimited membership. The instructors are amazing, they help you with your form and shout you out when you're doing well in class. I also love their verbal encouragements like "you got this" "remind yourself why you showed up today"." Classmates are friendly and encouraging. My favorite format is Define. Very challenging, but I leave class feeling so refreshed and strong. My all-around strength has improved so much and I gained a noticeable amount of muscle definition. I'm so glad I discovered Barre.

I went to Pure Barre in Maple Lawn using ClassPass. The studio was very organized. Class started…read morepromptly, with about a 5 minute grace period. Then the entrance door was locked. If you're running late, you may not be able to enter as the instructor was also manning the front desk. I did the Align (50 minute) class. The instructions were clear. There was ample room to execute the movements. The instructor periodically walked around to inspect proper form. I love the location. There's lots of parking (street and parking lot), and many stores and restaurants nearby to explore afterwards.

I'm not a member at Life Time but I've been lucky enough to be a guest here a few times. I've…read morelifted here and most recently, took a vinyasa yoga class. The facility is massive -- it almost feels like a mall. There's a cafe, indoor pool, plenty of fitness areas, and spacious locker rooms. Everything felt very clean here which is a plus. The Sunday 10:45am vinyasa class was advertised as "medium heat" but it barely felt heated. The instructor wasn't my favorite and the flow felt clunky and disorganized. Her queueing wasn't very clear and if I were a newbie yogi, I'd be pretty confused. Most of the class was spent in child's pose or savasana and I would've preferred more time to flow and play. The studio itself is fairly small for the size of the rest of the gym. As a guest recently, I had to download the app in order to get my guest pass which was pretty annoying. I've never seen another gym do that and didn't appreciate the extra hoops to jump through. Overall, if this gym was closer and less expensive I'd consider it but for now, I appreciate the chance to be a guest here.

I went to this gym from 2023 - 2025 and finally canceled my membership in December. The staff are…read moreincredibly nice, honestly they are the best. But the crazy expensive cost is not worth it. It feels like all the money goes to extras like the sitting areas, pickleball courts, classes that cost additional money, etc. The only gym area is the second floor, and even that is taken up by classes. Machines are often broken and dirty, kids are CONSTANTLY running around unsupervised and playing on the equipment, and the gym etiquette has taken a severe hit. You see people filming, reading up multiple machines, sitting for an hour while scrolling, and not putting things back. I had to change my workout so many times because the free weights were missing entire bands of weights. Again, the staff is incredibly kind and nice. But the gym does not deserve the almost $200 a month price point. I would pay $40.