Great clean studio with high energy instructors! If you looking for a place that have HIIT as well…read moreas reformer Pilates, this is your place! The only downside is that I wish that there's parking and more classes!

Lagree Pilates is a body changer and this studio is amazing. Rebekah, the owner, creates an…read moreenvironment that is so positive and friendly and at the same time so professional, making sure new attendees and serious devotees are all challenged and supported. The quality of the classes and all the instructors have never disappointed. Lagree will change your body and MVMT/MTHD is a great place to check it out.

I cannot say enough positive things about Pure Barre Shoreline and Lynnwood! I have been attending…read moreclasses consistently 3-4 times per week for the past six months, and it has been one of the best decisions I've made for my health and well-being. The instructors at both locations are kind, caring, attentive, knowledgeable, and incredibly supportive. They take the time to get to know their clients and are always willing to help me find modifications that work for my body and fitness level. Their encouragement and expertise create a welcoming environment where everyone can feel successful, regardless of experience. Since joining Pure Barre, I have become noticeably stronger and much more confident. The classes are challenging, motivating, and fun, and the sense of community keeps me coming back week after week. If you're looking for a workout that will help you build strength, improve confidence, and be supported by an amazing team of instructors, I highly recommend checking out Pure Barre Shoreline and Lynnwood. You won't regret it!

I've been taking classes at the Shoreline Pure Barre location for about a month now and have had an…read moreamazing experience each time. The studio is fairly new, very clean, and well maintained. The front desk staff are welcoming and the instructors have all been excellent. Booking classes in the app is extremely easy, though their packages can be a bit pricey. However, for an instructor-led, 50-minute class I feel it's definitely worth the price. I've started their 4-class a month pass and can't wait to see this studio grow!

I have been going here intermittently for years, trying different classes. I love that they are…read morealways so welcoming and meeting people at different fitness levels. Great variety of dance, weights, Pilates, etc.

Incredible dance studio. I was looking for fitness classes where instead of saying they were…read moreinclusive.... actually had people of LOTS of different body types and skin colors attended and had fun. Kat Dowrey's Sunday and Monday dance fitness is a solid 60 min of cardio, dancing, twerking, squats, and awesome songs. Especially on cold, dark, rainy days, these fun and athletic classes help me keep moving my body regularly. Good parking. Reasonable prices. Bring a water bottle!

I've worked out here for years and become good friends with the owner. It's always clean and the…read moreclasses are fun.

It may not be the largest, flashiest and fanciest gym I've ever seen but wow, these people mean…read morefitness alright! The owners are long-time athletes, both competing at the national level and the lady of the house even made the national team. Add tons of experience as trainers and yes, these are the right people when it comes to fun, motivation and results - thank you! Equipment is solid, classes are creative and the coaching is outstanding.

TRIBE provides a balanced, holistic fitness experience which, in fact, values balanced strength and…read morelong-term outcomes. The combination of resistance work, cardio and quality movement training is sound and the coaching staff are obviously well-trained and keen. The custom equipment Reformer studio is one of the highlights and the large training area is well furnished with all the requirements of programmed classes.

Attended a power reformer class as a first-timer through ClassPass. Sara was very kind and patient…read morewith me, helping me correct my form and offering easier alternatives. There's definitely a focus on strength in this class, but not too difficult for beginners! There are cubbies to place your belongings, gendered restrooms, and a filtered water dispenser. Pro tip: don't forget to bring your own grippy socks, which are required! Or you can purchase them there if you forget yours.

I highly recommend Cyclebar Redmond Town Center. The instructors are energetic and personable, the…read morePlaylist is always fun, the studio is clean and well organized, class packages are reasonably priced and you get a really amazing workout. I've been a member for 7 years and love it!

CYCLEBAR @ REDMOND TOWN CENTER…read more As a first timer, I was super excited to check out this spot. They are huge on emails, I mean I got sent 4 different emails about which bike i'm on, the time I need to be there, etc. So be ready to get spammed and reminded! Parking was available and free, i'd recommend parking in the garage! Cycle Bar is located on the top floor. Checking in could've been improved - I wasn't greeted by the front desk until she realized I was new since everyone that walked in just signed in through a side Ipad. However she was kind to show me the cycling shoes. Walking into the place where the lockers were was very welcoming - they celebrated new coming people as well as a people who hit milestones. I loved seeing my name on there, it was so adorable. The cycling class itself was super fun and energetic! Shoutout to the instructor Emily G for making me feel super welcomed and helping me set up. Overall, this class was incredible - I definitely love how lively everyone is in the room. This spot should definitely expand to bigger!

I just started taking classes last month and I'm hooked. It's such a great workout and the time…read moreseriously flies by. The coaches are incredible motivators and always happy to help with any questions. There's so much variety in the classes -- truly something for everyone. The facility is also spotless and really well maintained, which makes the whole experience even better. I live in the north end and thought getting down to South Lake Union would be a hassle, but I was wrong. There's sometimes a little slowdown at the ship canal bridge, but on the way home you can hop right into the express lanes and be back quickly.

Tried the row and recover class with Echo. She was a great instructor, high energy and motivating…read more Becca at the front desk was also extremely friendly! She did a quick tour of the facilities and made check in and check out easy. Will definitely be back to check out their other classes!

I've loved Whole Life Yoga for years. Their Viniyoga approach is adaptable to new and experienced…read moreyogis alike. This isn't an aerobics class calling itself yoga; it's an informed, safe, mindful, calming, energizing practice that can be as challenging as the student wants. I'm a 20+ year practitioner and I like a more challenging practice but I see newer students enjoying practice too. I especially love how there are always millennials mixed in with retirement- aged yogis. With covid they closed their physical space and moved to zoom classes. I'm amazed to say that even the zoom classes are wonderful. I was skeptical, but Kim (the owner and only online teacher I've had) still helps with alignment if she notices you need help, and I still get that Whole Life Yoga feeling of calm and grounding.

It's been one whole year since I broke my ankle now, so I am giving myself until the end of…read moreDecember to quit talking about it . . . but it is relevant to my review of Whole Life Yoga . . . or, at least I'll MAKE it relevant so I can mention it :o) You know that girl? That cute, teensy girl wearing the cool, color-coordinated Athleta yoga outfit with the appropriately zen-like tattoo in a place only exposed during the most twisty of yoga poses that she executes flawlessly--? I am afraid that if I attend a yoga class with a group of them, they will execute a series of yoga poses in perfect synchronization, and then simultaneously change into fembot ninja assassins and turn on me. I'M the girl who looks like a real person, wears whatever is handy to work out in--and probably accidentally spilled something on herself on the way to class--develops bed head after lying on the yoga mat for 5 seconds and can't even THINK about imitating a pretzel because of all of the creaks and groans and current structural concerns of my skeletal system. Right now I'm pretty happy if I can get from lying down to sitting or standing with no major muscle spasms. So, I really wanted to try yoga to further work on my ankle (still swollen and hard to flex after a year), incorporate a mind-body workout for relaxation and reap the other many benefits . . . but I was intimidated. It's like any new thing for me: I fear judgment and massive humiliation but (eventually) have to power through it anyway--there aren't REALLY any fembots, right? Or, I am sure they are all very nice, once you get to know them . . . So I started looking on Yelp for the least of all scary yoga studios. Whole Life branded itself as yoga for real people, so I gave it a shot. I am SO glad I did! Everyone is so nice, and helpful and everything else that has been said in other reviews. I was shocked to discover that a lot of the people that go there have worse issues than a broken ankle--I was feeling pretty good that I ONLY had a broken ankle. We all do what we can and progress at our own rate, and there is always someone to help you modify a pose (I think they have a person on stand-by full-time for me). I've gone from being super-intimidated to doing yoga three times a week with zero habit-building pains. And those perfect people? I figured out that they only exist in magazines, television and in website photos . . . actually, I see a lot of "beautiful" people at Whole Life, but they are beautiful in a real-person, three-dimensional way . . . sort of like a Dove soap commercial. :o)