the instructors are amazing and huge space and the vibe is amazing will be back soon loved the…read morespace and plants in the main space and just a very nice place

I have been visiting this Studio for about a month and a half now, previously practiced Bikram @…read moreFerndale Bikram and various other temporary-seeming places. The first time, unlimited class package is a great bargain if you were to compare pricing to other locations in the vicinity. There are showers as well as lockers for storage as classes sometimes are 90min+ . Wide variety of instructors which I always value. I've just started my second month and the rate is 130$. They offer towels, as well (I've never taken one, though) and easy sign up through the mobile app. I have noticed the temperature during class between seasons can vary, which is very important to me (bc otherwise it's just regular yoga, which isn't worth 130$) so I am a stickler. Classes during the weekend are very packed at times (earliest being10AM) . I prefer sessions @ 6AM during the week. Hopefully they begin offering the same time over the weekends. TLDR; worth the cost (ONLY if you stay consistent and go x2-x3 a week) . Sometimes teachers will make tea post-session. All around decent vibe. Clean facilities. Always has body wash. Small parking lot. I have not sensed any weirdness at all (sometimes is an issue at studios w heavy culture) --That's what it's about ! Would recommend to someone w a frequent practice

I love love love Detroit Yoga Lab. All of the teachers are amazing and knowledgeable and wonderful…read more There is so much care in every class. The studio space is clean, full of natural light and inviting. I would never leave except I moved away from Detroit, I will miss it so much.

I was gifted a ticket to a day retreat held in this space. I was greeted upon entering by the staff…read morein the reception area and told where to put my items. The studio was tranquil and serene.

Excellent classes and fun programs. Michelle is an amazing instructor who makes yoga fun and…read moreaccessible to everyone -- from people who are beginners (like me) to folks who have been practicing yoga for years. The outdoor programs along the riverfront in the summer are wonderful and if you prefer the indoors, you can make their peaceful studio near the heart of Detroit a part of your journey to enhance your health and wellness all year long. Namaste.

I came to the Flyhouse before Covid with a group. It was my first aerial experience and a ton of…read morefun! I had a chance to work with the silks and a hoop, both were great! I've never considered myself an acrobat on any level, but we were encouraged to try it all. The staff is super supportive & encouraging. Yes, there were challenges and we worked through them. We were free to take picture, watch our group member, and take in the space. I really appreciated the step-by-step approach and directions! It makes a huge difference in the outcome!

Myself & two friends gathered for a friend's birthday. Our instructor Sara was amazing & patient…read morewith us giving it was our first time. Also, it's a very intimate space, so perfect for small or private classes

I can be intimated by group classes, especially if most people in attendance know what they are…read moredoing. See: going to a random yoga drop in and the instructor throwing out pose names without any guidance and me covertly seeing how my neighbor is bending. Thankfully, Body Garage is the opposite of that. The classes have great descriptions for what the workout entails, and each instructor that I have taken classes with has explained every exercise with detail and is great at meeting people at whatever level they are at. Really diverse classes too in terms of age and fitness levels, so you don't feel like you're working out in a class of pro athletes. It's easy to book classes online and there are lots of time slots to work with everyone's schedules. Also Terra, the owner, is just a fantastic human being. Her classes are my favorite to attend!

DBG is a great neighborhood gym. Don't let the exterior fool you--there really is no indication…read morethat this in fact a gym and not a car body garage. I am probably not the only person who has sat in their car outside triple-checking the address to make sure I was in the right spot. DBG has a variety of classes that are all a play on car-mechanic terms (e.g. Full Throttle, High Octane, Suspension). The classes vary in length and cater to the different needs and goals of the clients. For instance, there is a class called Firebirds whose description starts "Bring your stroller & let's get moving Mamas!" which mentions movement but also community. Though I will never attend this class, I am glad the local mothers are able to work out and build community. Tune-up is the class that I have attended and it fits in with what I need: it's usually at noon during the week and it an intense 30 min full body workout. The gym does have pretty good central air so if you get a spot right under a vent and in front of a fan, you can make it through this class in the height of summer without dying. DBG also does community events and various free workouts and happy hours that they post on their social media if you want to try them out in a no commitment way. I got an introductory priced class pass, that I found on the MindBody app and when that runs out, I will buy regularly-priced punch card, though they also have monthly membership and drop-in rates too. Thanks Terra and co!

My friend and I did a stay at the room here that was listed on AirBNB, which also gets you free…read moreadmission into The Schvitz as well during your stay, so it was really cute! The room itself (a bedroom and a living room space) was super cutely decorated and the perfect amount of room for the two of us doing an overnight stay. The overall Convent space is pretty interesting and unlike anywhere I've ever stayed before. The downstairs space is a very large rooms/event spaces that are all decorated with bits of art from local artists that you can purchase and is independently run from the AirBNB. There was an event they were setting up for in the downstairs space for later that evening when we showed up and I believe the event happened and was taken down in the span of time it took for us to go out to dinner and come back, so that was interesting lol! The upstairs space is a long hallway with various different businesses in rooms on either side of the hall, with the high majority of these businesses focused on holistic healing and arts. My friend and I took advantage of our close proximity to these businesses and booked individual sessions with an energy healer that did energy readings of us, which was very enlightening for the both of us! The bathroom for the AirBNB is communal and located at the end of the hallway on this second floor closest to the AirBNB, but I assume that everyone in the building can access it as it has two stalls, two sinks, and a shower if you're so inclined as well. All in all, it was a good experience and I'm glad to have done it, but I don't know that I would personally do it again. I felt a steady level of anxiousness the entire time I was here, which I'm not entirely sure where that came from, but I think I could just chalk it up to me being in a space where I didn't feel completely safe even though there wasn't anything specific that made me feel unsafe here by any means. I just felt a tiny bit on edge the entire time I was here.

What a cool spot for yoga and meditation. The Convent, a new wellness and health center in Detroit,…read moreis all about building a healthy community. This space has been renovated from a former convent for nuns. The owners of the Schvitz, have done it again, repurposing old places into something unique. I recently attended a yoga and sound meditation event. The Convent hosts a variety of events throughout the month. I suggest following them on social media to find out all about the wellness events coming up.