I never had a yoga class before, am not in good shape, and have limited flexibility. I had an…read moreabsolutely lovely experience from website to taking my first class. The website has great functionality and was very easy to gather information from and to schedule a class. When I arrived the person at the front desk must have gathered I was a new student, greeted me by name and helped direct me and introduced me to the instructor. The instructor was very kind, making note of my limitations and gently helping me understand things I was doing wrong, giving instructions directly and indirectly. I actually surprised myself being able to do things I didn't expect I was capable of. You don't have to be able to everything perfectly, just what is comfortable. It was also more meditative than I expected which I really enjoyed. After the class some very nice classmates were very complimentary and welcoming. I am sure I will get more out of these classes as I become more familiar with yoga. And I definitely will be continuing. I did a pretty wide internet search from rec center to other schools in the area and am glad I settled on this one. It was exactly what I was looking for.

I've driven by this place a million times and finally bothered to check their website out. While…read moreit's not my typical form of yoga, it was a really nice studio and I ended up doing a yoga workshop for forgiveness. They have tons of different classes here and the owner Brian is super nice. The locations very relaxing when you first walk in and smells fabulous. They have a lobby area where you can buy different items and some clothing, and it's really spacious here. The class I did was about a hour and a half long and really helped me feel better. Even though I prefer heated courses, Brian did a fabulous job of getting us where we needed to go. I will return in the future for other events as the studio really is fabulous.

I've been going to 2244 Hot Yoga and absolutely love it! The classes are amazing--perfect for all…read morelevels. Jeff and Tara are so welcoming and encouraging, always creating a positive and supportive environment. They greet you at the door and even remember your name, which makes it feel so personal and inviting. If you're looking for a great place to start or continue your yoga journey, this is it!

Never done Hot Yoga before, but our friend invited me and the hubby to do a sesh. So why not, im…read morealways down to try out new things. Specially when it comes to fitness and such. The heated room is hella massive. Plus it gets hella hot. Like you'd be making pools of sweat on the floor hot after the hour sesh. Be sure to bring a change of clothes if youre going for the first time. Maybe even a toiletry kit so you can shower right afterwards. I do suggest you wait a bit until your body stops sweating before hitting the shower tho. Anyways, Jeff the instructor is super nice. Super funny and super fun. Also gives pointers for beginners and intermediates alike. Makes everybody feel super comfortable and great about themselves. I love coming here. Will continue to come here as much as i can. Thank you so much for reading my review. I hope this helps with your decision making experience. Enjoy your awesome yelptastic day!!

Have been to this studio for workshops and classes over the past 10 years. Came in today since I…read moregot a free birthday class email. The person at the front desk informed me that my birthday is in February, and it is now March (no way!) I showed the email that said 30 days expiration that was sent on February 21st. Not a great way to start a yoga class when you already don't feel welcomed from the start. The class was good, but unexpectedly the teacher trainer was observing the yoga teachers in training. They had to randomly start teaching part of the sun A. I wish it was explained that was going to happen prior to the class & would've loved to support new teachers. Overall felt confused.

The studio was nicely decorated and clean. As a new client, I did have an issue upfront about the 5…read morefor $15 (as it's only for ONE studio so beware of that) but the owner was nice and provided further insight. The instructor was ok although did not talk to me before or after class as a person new to the studio. Did break a nice sweat though!

Nice little place. Nice teachers and low key. I have only been there 3 times but I think there are…read morebetter studios out there but this one works well too.

Attended paddle board yoga class at Stoney Creek and loved it! Highly recommend if interested in…read moretrying paddle board yoga. They provided the paddle boards and anchors. The area was clearly marked and easy to find. At the end of class you were welcome to paddle board for few minutes or continue to practice. They did mention at signup you need to pay an entrance fee of have the metro pass - I appreciated that they notified me ahead of completing registration.

Unfortunately I have a long relationship with CP, and it isn't good. But I take responsibility for…read moremy last go-round with them. I was a member of CP in San Marcos CA twelve years ago. That studio, which was in North San Diego County was one of only two, the other was in downtown San Diego. They were the first CP studios, before the company sold out and started franchising. The studio was huge, the instructors were really good, and the only merchandise they offered were water bottles and a few singlets. I loved working out there but then one my cats became very sick and on a Saturday morning, when I was signed up for a class, I called my vet who said she could come over to euthanize Peanut so she wouldn't suffer anymore. I canceled my class but it wasn't within the 12-hour time window, so they billed me $10, or maybe it was $15, I can't remember for sure now. But I do remember the manager's response. It was essentially: "Too bad." She had no empathy at all, could have cared less. I moved back to MI in 2022 and in April of this year I joined the Club Pilates in Rochester Hills because it's less than five minutes from my house. I was a little, no more than a little, unhappy with the fact that the studio looks a lot like a boutique. Most of the front area is filled up with clothing and accessories. The studio is so cramped that walking between reformers and chairs is similar to walking down church aisles. There's about an inch, maybe two between the equipment to your right and your legs and the equipment to the left and your legs. One of the instructors spent the entire class standing in one spot, playing with her hair. Another instructor, who was pretty good, would often spend most of the class at the back of the studio talking to a couple of the members about her life. Instructors often had trouble with the mic/sound system, so it was sometimes difficult to hear their instructions. Sometimes the music was so loud that you couldn't hear the instructions. I spoke with two members who told me that they'd been injured in a class. I signed up for a three-month membership that I understood to be a trial. I signed up in the studio, everything was done electronically, as most things are nowadays, which is fine. However, I never received the contract via email, although I was told that I would. I was taking six, sometimes seven classes a week, had signed up for classes through the 24th of the month of July. Then I had a family emergency, that required me to be out-of-town for an indefinite period of time. I canceled all the classes, and notified the studio via email that I was canceling, that I was going to have to be out-of-town on and off for weeks and wouldn't be renewing my membership. (The membership started April 22 and went through July 22). I did tell them in the message that when I could start taking classes again I would be going to McEntire Pilates, because I preferred smaller classes. Club Pilates billed me for another month, through August 22: $260. I've gone round and round with the manager, and admit that I referred to her as a callous "you-know-what", to no avail. Over the past couple of days I've done research on CP parent company, Xpotential. What I found out isn't pretty. Hundreds and hundreds of lawsuits have been filed, all over the country, including a suit that the FTC filed, that the company lost. Club Pilates is, as many former members have described on Reddit, Facebook and other platforms/social media, a predatory company that cares only about making money. DO NOT JOIN CLUB PILATES! Find a small, local studio that's focused on you as a person, not as a consumer, a number. Feel free to send me an email if you want more info about my experience(s).

Never tried pilates or yoga before. Came here a little nervous but anyone can do this with the help…read moreof this crew. Everyone is awesome and this place is always clean. I especially enjoy Elizabeth's classes but sometimes it can be hard to get in them.

I had a reiki session with Claire today and must say it was spectacular! Her energy work and…read moreability to tune in was so fantastic. Her intuition of how to guide me through was spot on. She is a gifted practitioner.

Yoga with a Claire is an incredible experience! I've been to several yoga classes but when you…read moreleave after a yoga session with Claire there is a sense of calm that is hard to describe, as well as a nice little sweat from a good workout! I also attended her first ever retreat! We were blessed with the experiences of reiki, breathe work, sound healing, and even horse back riding! Check Claire out at Road 2 Clarity for some self care you will Continue to desire!