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    Lagree West

    Lagree West

    4.6(18 reviews)
    1.1 kmDowntown

    I am so fed up with this studio, the customer service is horrendous. Six years I've been supporting…read morethis studio. This morning, I showed up to a 7:15 a.m. class to learn I'd accidentally registered for class the day before. Busy, working, single mom, mistakes happen. I was told, no problem, there is a spot in the class available - that will just be $37! When there is an empty space and I missed my class and I pay for a membership and already booked and paid for an extra class this week on top of my membership. I've taken over 500 classes with this studio and they'd rather let the class have an empty spot then let a loyal customer make up a class she's showed up to take. It just feels like a kick in the face every time I interact with reception. It's a great workout and two blocks from my house. But I just cannot continue to support a business that treats its customers so badly.

    This is definitely a total body workout that emphasizes your core and lower legs. However, there…read moreare some classes that offer more arm work. These abs and arms classes are restricted to more advanced members The machinery may complicate some, but after the first three classes, you should get the hang of it. Many of the moves are repeated in various classes, which also makes it easier to catch on I believe this business should offer to beginners, some slower paced, lighter spring classes to build up confidence and strength. It also be safer and less frustrating for newbies. Alternatively, in regular classes, additional modifications, as well as lighter spring loads, should be offered to those who appear to be struggling. The best thing about these classes is that the are only 40 minutes long! They pack a lot of training into this time. Frankly, any longer, and I don't think I would make it. Make sure you cool down and stretch on your own after class as this is not included. Muscle through the first few classes and I guarantee you will enjoy it. They often offer beginner packages too so ask!!

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    YYOGA Downtown Flow - first time since covid

    YYOGA Downtown Flow

    3.7(135 reviews)
    1.9 kmDowntown

    Tried yyoga for the first time ever using class pass. The studio is really clean and calming…read more Amenities - free tea in a quiet waiting area before and after class (minus the last class of the day) - free infrared sauna usage if you have a class (minus after the last class of the day) - showers, lockers, blow dryer - water refill station Bring your own yoga mat and towels/ you can rent it for a fee Overall. It's a nice studio with nice ambiance, but I found it a little difficult to see what the instructor was doing since I wasn't up front. I think I still prefer yoga studios with mirrors. In addition, I prefer "hot" yoga. The instructor I had that taught yin yoga with sound bath is really nice and attentive, but she said it was her last class that day and will be teaching at other y yoga locations further from me. So this review is based on the studio itself.

    YYOGA on Burrard's atmosphere is serene and sets the tone for total relaxation. The staff are…read morealways welcoming. The classes are consistently excellent whether it be gentle yin/flows to more challenging power classes. The instructors encourage you to move at your own pace. After class, I always love sitting enjoying their tea. It's such a peaceful spot in the middle of the busy city. Whether you're a pro Yogi or not, Y at burrard is the place to visit for a good sweat and relaxation.

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    Club Pilates

    Club Pilates

    2.5(4 reviews)
    1.9 kmDowntown

    half an hour for an introductory reformer pilates class...how hard could it be?…read moreturns out, a lot harder than i expected. not gonna lie, the reformer looked like something between a medieval torture contraption and an ikea project that someone assembled with leftover parts. i was convinced one wrong move would send me gliding somewhere i wasn't supposed to go. the studio itself didn't exactly calm my nerves. the lights were dim, music was playing, and the whole space had a cool boutique fitness vibe that made me feel both impressed and slightly concerned about what was coming next. what did i get myself into this time? luckily, there were only three of us in the class, so it felt much less intimidating than i expected. nona walked us through the reformer before we even started, explaining what the springs, straps, carriage, and foot bar actually did. head placement, how to adjust the tilt of the headrest, how to get up, etc. she was patient, encouraging, and made sure everyone was comfortable before adding any movement. then came the exercises. bend your legs. straighten them. glide the carriage. pull the straps. squeeze a slightly deflated ball between your knees. it all looked ridiculously easy. it wasn't. those small, controlled movements somehow managed to wake up muscles that had apparently been hibernating for years. my weak core was immediately exposed, and for the next two days i was sore in places i never knew existed. the 30 minute introductory class is a great way to try reformer pilates without committing to a full session, but don't let the shorter class fool you. it packs a surprising amount of work into half an hour. before class, i was told to bring a water bottle and grip socks, and both are definitely worth having. they do have grip socks available for purchase at the studio. by the end, i had gone from being intimidated by the reformer to realizing it's less about dramatic movements and more about discovering just how many muscles you've been neglecting. apparently, i've been neglecting quite a few.

    Always fully booked, and low efficiency on communications. Will never consider getting a membership.read more

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