I really enjoyed the classes here after a little difficulty signing up. The process was a bit…read moreconfusing compared from email to the actual in studio. I really liked classes with Mark because I have an injury, and his class focused on backs with lots of alternatives if needed. I ended up not continuing because I had difficulty making the 5:30 time work for my schedule. All of the people were very nice and welcoming. The studio was beautiful with windows all around. (The sun sometimes made it very hot). I'm glad I went because they were instrumental in me building confidence in moving my body again after injury.

New owner doesn't do any classes. They have 2 in the morning and one at night, but only some…read morenights. The new owner complains about everyone behind their backs. Allows teachers with Covid teach and told me she doesn't care about customer service. One morning it was 54 degrees in the studio. She is nothing but nasty and is running everyone off.

AMAZING STUDIO AND YTT PROGRAM!…read more BYC fosters a supportive, inclusive, and highly skilled YTT program. The calming studio atmosphere instantly puts you at ease. You can see the strength of the BYC community as patrons know each other, are talking about their lives and yoga experiences, and feel at ease asking for support or expressing themselves to the owner and lead teachers. All of the teachers are BYC are highly adept and in tuned with the needs of the yoga community. The lead YTT teacher is knowledgeable in all things yoga. Her calm and encouraging demeanor made her very approachable to talk all things yoga-and beyond! She became a mentor and friend throughout the program. The program was clearly defined and outlined at the beginning of the YTT program. Students had clear expectations of what we were learning, work load, and schedule expectations. While the program was rigorous, we were supported as human beings with real lives, families, etc., first and foremost. I appreciated how the owner of the studio was YTT certified himself, and could talk about all things yoga with students. He reflected on his own experiences and understood what we were going through. He works closely with his experienced yoga teachers to ensure YTT students receive the best and most thorough training and positive experience. You can tell he puts a lot of effort and work into making the studio a safe haven for people of all levels. When you participate in yoga teacher training, you get so much more than just yoga. You become a part of the BYC family. The closeness and bonds that you build in YTT go beyond the training. I know that I have lifelong friends from this experience. I feel confident and well prepared after graduating from this program. You truly can walk into any studio and be a confident teacher of a variety of yoga classes. THANK YOU, BYC!!!

I took part of a Refresh/Relax workshop today with instructor Coco Keehl. I was exactly sure what…read moreto expect but it was a wonderful experience. Coco was excellent and talked us through educating me anyway with the how's and why's for each movement. I was extremely relaxed afterwards. Look forward to more classes with her. The studio itself is a beautiful space.

I signed up for a 1 year contract after moving here. I was sad when I found out that my class total…read morefrom out of state didn't carry over. I was almost at 100! So close! The workouts are great and the instructors get to know you and help you stay motivated. There is no dedicated spot for shoes in the front, but they make up for it by having twice bathrooms. Pure barre is an excellent program. In addition to the fees, the only thing you need is sticky socks. They provide the rest of the equipment.

This was my first time doing a barre class and I was nervous getting into the swing of things but…read morethe trainers are extremely welcoming and helpful. My schedule began to pick up and when I had to cancel my membership, Dana the owner reached out with other options and was super accommodating and understanding. I look forward to coming back and highly suggest this gym for everyone, even those who are beginners.

Breathe is an absolute gem! As a former studio owner, I have a huge appreciation for the thoughtful…read moreextra touches and personal attention (and warm welcome) Breathe offers it's students. It's a real gift to find a new "home" studio in our new town. This studio truly welcomes everyone at every level, with a carefully curated schedule and a wide array of offerings. I can't recommend the Restorative and Yin classes enough, especially easing back into practice after an extended time off (and in my case postpartum). It is just what I've been looking for to start my mornings with self care.

This week I had my first yoga class with Brogan Darwin, Yoga Basics on Saturday. Brogan is a great…read moreyoga instructor. She explains and demonstrates poses incredibly well, is friendly and very positive. I will definitely be taking more of her classes. The Breathe Studio, in general, is a beautiful studio. The staff are all very friendly and helpful!!

Bikram Yoga is medicine for all aspects of life. I love going to this studio. It's so clean, the…read morecommunity at the studio is friendly and knowledgeable. It's my favorite place to practice! I only wish they offered more 90 minute classes. Research the benefits of this practice, it's amazing. (Also, the one star review must be a troll. This place doesn't even have carpet in the yoga room and I've never put my mouth on someone else's sweat (that sounds like a personal problem).

I will never ever go to a hot yoga with carpet ever again. Also this place still calls itself…read morebikram. Why? Think of the sweatiest person you know profusely dripping their sweat all over. Then imagine yourself having to PUT YOUR MOUTH IN IT! Gross. Not to mention the smell is awful.

Wonderful experience. I love it here - it is soooo tranquil. I go to this location for events and…read moremeditation retreats.

Amazing place for experienced Buddhists and first timers alike…read more Highly recommend coming for a Sunday service (they start at 10AM) for your first visit. Service starts with a 25 minute meditation and both mats with cushions and chairs are available for those not comfortable kneeling or sitting cross legged. During a normal Sunday service meditation is followed by chanting in English and Sino-Korean, which is the cultural background of this Sangha. Translations are provided for all chants not in English which is a nice touch. Following the chanting there is normally a Dharma talk led by the temple's head priestess. There is a nice variety to this part of the service and often there will be any number of other people who lead the discussion. From Dr. Liu, an ordained Chinese Diagnostic Monk who moved to the US and obtained his MD, to Rafe Martin, a well known story teller and author. I really appreciate the wide variety of people and topics covered in the Dharma Discussions which help make the Sunday service never feel stale. The audience is encouraged to join the discussion throughout the talk as opposed to just listening. After service, tea is served and the Sangha has a few minutes to chat before many go off into one of any number of interest groups. Covering a range of topics such as Environmental awareness, Life Transitions, to Refuge Recovery (a Buddhist inspired approach to Substance abuse recovery), there are many options for those interested in quite a few subjects. There is almost always the opportunity for work practice after service. If you enjoy gardening, helping make raisins, wood working, stuffing cushions, the list goes on.... It's a great way to meet other Sangha members and help out. (If you stay and help, most often an amazing Vegetarian lunch is available to sweeten the deal) Highly recommend checking this place out!