Fantastic Atmosphere with tons to offer!!!! Tons of…read moreclasses, sauna, free weight, pool and CHILD CARE!

I feel lucky to live walking distance from the best gym I have ever joined. I only ask that the…read more"Raider" turn down his boom box at the pool.

Our boys have been training here for the past 2 1/2 years, and we absolutely love this gym! The…read morecoaches do an incredible job of encouraging growth--not only in skill, but in character as well. Their commitment to investing in and teaching each athlete creates a positive, supportive culture that is evident at every level, from beginners to advanced competitors. We are so grateful to be part of this community!

Best bjj gym in town very family orientated with great coaches. My son and I both do jiu-jitsu and…read moreits been beneficial to us both. Try out a trail class for free. Decent prices and great people.

I relocated to Longview this summer from southern Oregon and previously, Portland. Yoga is part of…read moremy life and wellbeing. I value a supportive teacher and community in my practice. I am not into designer yoga. I have visited all of the different studios around Longview (Holos, Tula, & YMCA), at least twice, in the event that I was having an "off" day. ReVive Yoga Studio is hands down my favorite for the following reasons: Eli is the best yoga instructor I have met in the Longview/Kelso area. He's skilled in his practice, but also funny and genuine. He meets his students where they are and encourages them to challenge themselves in a very comfortable, non-judgmental environment. If invited, he will make adjustments, too (to me, this is very important). He plays really great music throughout his classes. The studio space is warm and cozy, unlike some of the other studios in town that are more modern, and in my opinion, sterile. I also like the variety of classes offered at ReVive. My personal favorite is the Balance class. I only wish there were more classes available throughout the week. :). Anyway, I highly recommend this place and look forward to becoming a regular here. Sat nam. Namaste. Peace!

Maryann and Ben have an excellent gym that is a lot of fun while getting a great workout in. They…read moremake their classes exciting. They are accommodating to all levels of fitness. They give great instruction, they are encouraging, and they truly care about their craft. These types of gyms are difficult to find in the United States, and we are lucky to have a great group in our community of Longview, WA. Please come and support them!

I have been going here for over a year, and it's been transformative for my well being. I've built…read morestrength, lost inches, and feel a sense of community. Racheal Barnes is an amazing trainer, with multiple certifications and years of experience. Just by attending class, you get tips and can have conversations about any injuries, medical issues, or nutrition guidance. Multiple times a year, she does challenges to help reset and restore nutrition while getting your workout classes in. Any level, any body type, any age can take her classes. It is a judgement free zone. There are multiple classes to choose from including suspension strength training, booty building, HIIT, and Zumba. It's family oriented. I take my kindergartner to evening classes and there is a playroom and teens to watch over him while I work out. Sometimes she has either her cats or dogs there too for some added animal love. Classes are mostly 30 minutes and easy to fit into our busy schedules. The community of people who attend are kind, funny and supportive as we all work towards our own goals. This place has been a lifeline for me through some hard times, and I cannot express my gratitude enough. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

I was originally invited to Train Together by my friend Susie, and I am so glad I went. I was out…read moreof shape and looking for a change, and I have officially "found my people" here in Longview! What makes Train Together unique is that it doesn't rely on traditional machines like treadmills or ellipticals. Instead, it's a customized 45-minute HIIT workout that changes every day. We use equipment like TRX straps, medicine balls, exercise resistance bands, battle ropes, dumb bells, rings, slides and more to create functional strength. The best way to describe this gym is a midway point between extreme CrossFit and Physical Therapy. The owner, Rob, has a wealth of knowledge regarding biomechanics. He and the trainers ensure you are moving with proper form--like learning how to land softly on jumps or keeping knees aligned over the second toe during squats to prevent injury. My Personal Results: Pain Relief: I had chronic shoulder pain (likely an impingement), but after a few months of isolating specific muscles with bands, the pain is gone. Real Strength: My posture has improved, and I feel stronger just standing up from a chair. I even noticed my arms don't get tired holding the hair dryer anymore! Definition: I am finally seeing muscle definition in my arms. Motivation & Flexibility: I am so motivated to stick with this program because they make it easy to be consistent. Even when I am out of town, I'm able to keep up with my routine. Rob recommended a travel kit to take on trips, and they offer pre-recorded workouts so I never have to miss a session just because I'm traveling. The gym is clean, organized, and offers childcare. Whether you are an elite athlete or a total beginner, everyone works out side-by-side in a welcoming environment. Between the Evolt scans, MyZone heart rate monitoring, and nutrition advice from Susie, you get incredible value and high-level feedback. Highly recommended!

I was house/petsitting for almost two weeks out in Longview, and, if I could only bring this studio…read moreback home with me to Vancouver I would. I've been back home for a couple days now, but I miss it terribly. If I lived in or even just 30 minutes closer to Longview, I would not hesitate to purchase one of their packages so that I could take classes whenever I wanted. If you love yoga, and you have compassion for yourself and are looking for that perfect spot, please, please, please do yourself a favor and go to Holos Yoga. Heck, even if you're just in town visiting friends or family - do it! You're body and mind will thank you! Also, before I forget to mention, their instructors are absolutely fantastic, they were super welcoming and themselves full of compassion for their students, and passion for the practice. Just the loveliest folks! So, seriously, why are you still reading this and NOT booking a class?!

I really liked Holos Yoga! I usually hit up Corepower Yoga in Seattle or Portland and it was great…read moreto find a studio with a solid, heated vinyasa flow in Longview! The class was the Detox Flow (more advanced) at 5:30pm class on a Wednesday. I liked the teacher, Shae, and felt welcomed and encouraged even though some of the other people in the class were rocking some great inversions and other moves (that I can't do..). The practice room was larger than most other studios and there were 5 of us total. It wasn't as warm as Corepower, which I didn't mind at all. Bikram is usually 105, Corepower is usually 95, and I'd guess Holos was probably around 90. Kinda of perfect. But I also like non-heated classes, which they have here, too. There is a changing room and the bathrooms are outside the space (and you need a key).

One of the best parks I've ever visited. There is SO MUCH to do. I also grew up frequenting this…read morepark, so I definitely have some nostalgia attachment. But I'll leave that out and talk objectively. First up, the playground. It's nice, clean, and one of the biggest I went to as a kid. I thought it was really fun then, and it seems to still be the same now. There's plenty of open field space. Some made up for baseball, some just grass ready to run in OR play any game you want. Speaking of baseball, Rister Stadium's right there. As you're driving in, it's on the left. I'm not sure if it technically counts as "part of Tam O'Shanter Park" but it sure feels like it. There is PLENTY of parking. I remember as far back as before they added all the nice new paved lots. This park is also kind of "in a corner" for lack of a better term. What I mean to say is, there's other parks in town that can be right off a street, or even entirely surrounded by streets or other things. This is a big park, and secluded enough. Overall, I find there to be plenty of fun for the entire family. This is a frequently visited park, and very popular. Be sure to check out the drive-thru Christmas Lights every December! (Thanks Rotary!)

Not a bad park. There is plenty of parking and shaded seating. I saw many people hosting parties…read morehere. The playground looked nice but it was raining when we went.