Love love LOVE corepower! The instructors create such a warm and welcoming community and really…read moremake an effort to get to know you. I'm so happy they're back on ClassPass too! I also learned that they validate 3 hours of parking in the visitors area of Avalon Towers so it's even easier to plan your visit.

I started coming to CorePower after getting a recommendation from a friend, and I love integrating…read morea class into my weekly routine. This studio and Sarah A, in particular, are very inviting and welcoming. I feel challenged but also encouraged to listen to my body. I have never felt judged or uncomfortable, which can be a vibe for new yogis. All thanks to Sarah! Parking is behind the studio in the Avalon Apt lot; make sure to get parking validated at CorePower for 2 complimentary hours.

Love Barre3! 25 classes here already. 60 min class is a bit…read morehard for me so I usually take 45 min class. Every coach here is fantastic!

I absolutely love this studio! I try to attend classes at least 4 times a week, and after just one…read moremonth I can already see and feel real results. I feel stronger, more energetic, and I have even lost a little weight (miracles do happen, apparently). I've tried classes with all the instructors, and every one of them is fantastic. The workouts are very well balanced and thoughtfully structured - each class combines cardio, strength training, stretching, and static exercises, so your whole body gets attention instead of just one confused muscle group. The time flies by incredibly fast, and I always leave in a much better mood than when I arrived. Highly recommend this studio to anyone who wants effective workouts in a positive and motivating atmosphere.

I used to take classes here when I lived in Redmond and go less now that I am a little further…read moreaway. I recently went for a soundbath and it was amazing! The front desk area is welcoming and warm. I was greeted kindly and check-in was super simple. The space is so relaxing, open, and just has a great energy. They were also able to do a very soft lighting to keep the mood calm but also make it easy if people needed to see. Parking was also pretty easy. Two small things to note. First is that they do not have any props to borrow. I forgot a pillow and ended up just rolling up my sweatshirt. Totally fine, just something to note- definitely make sure you bring what you need. Second- the bathroom is connected to the studio in a way that you can hear people using it during practice. This is a little annoying and awkward for the person going, but I understand there is not a good way to remedy this.

I took a free class yesterday as part of a local women's group and Sarah (the owner) was our…read moreinstructor. She was super welcoming and made yoga seem very approachable. Nice vibes in the studio overall. It's in a busy area near a QFC, but tucked into one corner so it feels very private. There is a cool coffeeshop around the corner too for your post-yoga coffee :)

Trying to get back into exercising and I decided to start with a Pilates reformer foundations class…read moreat Pivot with Reese through ClassPass. It was a great welcome back class with just 2 students (maximum 3 at a time) and Reese was very supportive, clear, and helpful in understanding what my body needed. She also offered alternatives for easier movement or added difficulty if you wanted. I would come back here all the time!

I love pivot Pilates classes! Class sizes are smaller than other studios I've tried out (5…read morereformers) which allows the instructor to help you with your form more during class. I like this a lot because I feel like I get more out of each class vs at other studios. I also like the reformers here, the springs have different levels/steps to adjust your resistance and I haven't seen this at other studios. The decor is also spectacular and aesthetically pleasing!

This was a level 2 class. Drop in daily nonmember prices are: $24, or 60 day 5 class pass for $110…read more The only reason I did not give this place a 5 star rating is that there was not enough of a warm up in the beginning, for my daughter who has trouble stretching; I did not have any problems personally. But the teacher, John, was awesome as he really went in-depth and explained the physiology, via a tailored response, to form questions. He then took us through a series of poses to make sure we understood his explanations. Throughout the session he monitored and adjusted or advised and also asked permission first. He also suggested and personally brought over, supportive devices such as an extra foam pad or bolster. What I also liked is that he only spoke when he had something to offer, and not endless "ego" chatter. I have been in some classes where the instructor just likes the sound of their voice and my brain goes numb. It is also really a "YOGA" class and not yoga on high speed, steroids in a boot camp setting, where everyone is outdoing the next person in their stamina, strength and flexibility. I am grateful to find a practice that is more introspective and calm as it used to be. YAY! =-D This studio has sufficient mats, pads, blocks, bolsters etc. Very inviting, clean and neat. Good day lighting. Wood flooring. Comfortable room temperature. I hate hot yoga classes! I do not believe in them! This was perfect! Also the staff was very friendly, calm and professional. We just stopped by for one class as we do not live there. Would have taken them up on their intro special though (below); "New Student Membership - 5 classes for $50 for 14 days If you haven't already taken advantage of our New Student Special - 5 classes for $50 valid for 14 days, click here to purchase. The pass is good for all of the ongoing classes - yoga, meditation, Tune Yoga, Spa Yoga, prenatal, kids - all of them!"

Oh this place sent me their monthly email a few days ago and all I could think was how much i want…read moreto go back! I don't live in bellevue anymore and don't want to drive that far for relaxation but it really would be worth it. I have taken their begining yoga class twice now from two diferent teachers and have loved it both times. I felt relaxed durring the classes and quite energized afterwards. Their begining classes are a fabulous introduction to yoga for beginners and are reasonably priced. Their studio rooms are equipped with beautiful hardwood floors, matts, curtained space, calm lighting and suspension walls. That's actually what sold me on this place was the suspension walls. You only do it once or twice in begining yoga but actually suspending from a wall and doing asana's is amazing, it makes your entire body feel new after you are done and yes you feel good. The staff are quite friendly and more tehn willing to work with you, I had a schedule conflict with a class once and they allowed me to drop in on that class later on. I would definitely go back here if i wasn't poor right now and could find a good calming playlist for the car on the way there and back.

I like this club Pilates location, everyone is always so friendly & kind. I took Graces 6:30am…read moreclass on Wednesday and I really enjoyed it. Instruction was very clear and it was challenging but not too difficult.

I've been wanting to try pilates for a while, and heard such great things about it, especially for…read morethose who have injuries but still want to remain active. My friend and I decided to give it a shot at Club Pilates as they have a studio in Bellevue. For starters, we signed up for a free trial class ahead of time online. We were told that we need to bring grip socks, which is required, otherwise we'd have to pay for grip socks at the studio. In addition to grip socks, they also sell a lot of different apparel and accessories at the studio. The free trial class is not a full class. It's a preview of different movements that a class may conduct. You do get to use the reformer machine, which was interesting as this was a first for me. The class was half an hour and the instructor walks around and teaches you how to use the machine and goes over the different movements. My friend and I felt like since this wasn't a full class, we didn't get much of an experience of what to expect at a pilates class. Therefore, we mentioned this to the staff when they tried to sell us a membership after our free trial. So then they offered us to take a full class for free, which we scheduled a week later. The full class was not much different of an experience though. The instructor yelled out the different movements to do, but didn't demonstrate what they were, so we had to watch what others in the class were doing. Then when the class ended, we were surprised, as we didn't get much of a workout. This is the first time I participated in a fitness class and didn't sweat or needed to take off my outer layer. It was very low energy. Depending on what you're looking for, pilates may be for you. But it isn't for me, especially given how expensive it is. I found it to be boring and not challenging. I can see why this kind of workout may be good for those with injuries or who may want more of a stretch - and in that case, Club Pilates in Bellevue has a nice studio for just that. The studio is clean and has a parking lot outside of the building. Just note that there only a certain number of reformer machines, so classes do fill up quickly.

6 stars! If you…read morehaven't heard about ZenRock before, there's another studio in Redmond. But to my joy they recently open a new location in the heart of Old DT bellevue, and the garage for this commercial area is pretty convenient. (Yay! You don't have to worry about where to park) Let's say this is not your regular yoga studio. I've been to other studios and usually they are more commercial, whereas this one is more personal, you can see Petra's signature (the owner) Loved it! They have group and private lessons/training. Also the yoga group retreat (check out their website for the coming trips, they're going to Argentina!!!) So the sky is the limit. We had a session here of sound bath! What an experience! This one was my first one and it was unique. Danica created a beautiful atmosphere through the bowl sounds. I would definitely recommend her for private events. I think I rejuvenated 10 years with this beautiful session.

Visited this location for a yoga/Sound Bath session and enjoyed the experience. Old Bellevue always…read morehas too much traffic for me but there seemed to be plenty of parking around on an early evening after work. I'd definitely recommend a sound bath event in this relaxing space!

Best studio have been too! My GF brought me here and I'm glad she did, studio is roomy and they…read morekeep it nice and HOT.

If you like hot, hot, hot yoga, this is your spot!! …read more... ....... .......

I was looking for a local studio to try aerial yoga with a friend. I saw the previous yelp reviews…read moreof customers having a bad experience with someone from the studio, but I thought it may have been a one off event and wanted to give them a try. Since their website address leads to a broken link I reached out on facebook messenger. I used one of Facebooks canned responses to ask 'Do you have any promotions?' and the response was 'Never. I find that kind of model disgusting'. Didn't know asking if they have a promos was such a negative question and I asked them to elaborate, but have not gotten a response. I'm still trying to figure out why my questions was so bad? (Attached screenshot)

Wow, my abs have not been this sore in a while! I had heard about Knotty Yoga through the aerial…read moregrapevine and decided to give it a chance when one of Meetup groups planned a meetup here. I took the intro class that was specially priced at $19. For an hour and a half, it was an incredible deal that I could not pass up...and it was more than worth it! There were about 18+ people in the class and we started with a warm up on the silks. Afterwards, we watched Mason and 2 other instructors demo on the rope, silks, and lyra respectively. We then learned a few things on the silks and did a quick stretch of the upper body. The verdict? The warmup is NOT a beginner warmup. There's lots of balancing of the upper body on the arms or forearms while the legs are held up by the silk apparatus. As the body is balancing, it is moving forwards, backwards, and twisting side to side. For me, the warmup was great and challenging, but I could see it being difficult for a beginner. Vivian was the instructor on the silks. I found her explanations and demonstrations thorough as I had previously learned one of the tricks at another studio but had not understood it fully until Vivian explained it another way. We were learning how to climb the silks and even though there was heavy emphasis on the use of the legs, I didn't hear any guidance about relieving any tightness in the forearms or the hands during the instruction. And in the cool down/stretching, there was no focus on these parts of the body at all. For the cool down, we paired up and all we did was twist the upper body while pulling on each others arms. Time was up but I wished that there would have been more time for more thorough stretching. Now I realize that there were a lot of people in the class and it was an intro class so I am probably calling out personal particulars, but I was really impressed with the overall vibe of the studio. I like their whole hybrid exercise modality idea. The instruction was awesome. The studio is a great space and I am especially looking forward to taking future classes in trapeze and lyra. Lastly, I find the pricing options a great value.