I was so excited with this location was opening north of the metro. I visited a C2 class today. The…read moreroom was very humid and warm but had been cold earlier so the floor got very wet and sweaty (slippery). The rear class room has drafty steel doors which had a towel under both of them. The instructor was very friendly and offered some hands on adjustments which is the best thing they had to offer here. I didn't appreciate that two other corepower instructors were getting special treatment at the end. I peeked my eyes open because I could smell the essential oil and she was only giving that to them. What gives? She was also testing out a new routine/flow and it was very choppy and she seemed to get lost. The instructor was friendly and so were the other staff here. The locker rooms are out in the lobby area. This seems like a okay idea I would presume to stop theft in the locker rooms. Who knows. It felt awkward. Normally they are in the locker rooms where the bathrooms and showers are. Only two restrooms and one shower. You read that right ONE SHOWER! In the land of sweaty yogis what the heck is going on here. Not only did they cheapen up the shower (most locations have glass doors) this one has a shower curtain and is smaller. I was meeting friends for brunch and had to shower. So I waited in line and then was late for brunch. I can't see myself taking a class here unless I am heading straight home afterwards. No AM yoga here for me. I'll go to northeast instead. I was told they were having a hard time finding a space for the CPY location and ended up modeling it after the New York studios.

I don't love this studio that much. I want to love it so badly though. Firstly, the location is not…read morebad but parking can be hectic because it is next to a restaurant, a gym and so many other stores in the Rosedale Common mall area. As for the studio itself, it is small. Quite disappointing since it is new and located in the suburb. Can't they find a better space than this in Roseville? It's surprisingly small, especially the women's restroom and changing room. I am not the only one who was surprised by the one shower stall. The ladies in the changing room made the same comments and left with sweaty bodies and wet dripping hair. My coworker who goes to core power also said she won't be back even though she lives in Shoreview. She would rather drive to NE. What were you thinking corepower? I can understand if you don't think shower facilities are important if it is a yoga studio but for a hot yoga place? Also is it your ploy to limit members from practicing here because this studio is not designed to support growth! I am lost for words. I have such good experience in all the other corepower.

welcoming, calm vibe - kind staff - love the simplicity of yoga and sauna. Love the whole place and…read morethe darling community that it is in...coffee shop dangerously close by.

Now fully transitioned to "Carpe Diem", you will still find all the same former Healing Elements…read moreunder new ownership. Carpe Diem has a sister location in NE Minneapolis, yet I find the Como spot more intimate and cozy. There are cold plunges, saunas and of course yoga sessions. Try downloading the app to see normal yoga schedules or seek out specialty classes such as the winter solstice one I took. You don't have to be a member to take advantage of any of these services but if you find yourself coming back, you may consider. There is a full service drink bar serving espresso and other delicious drinks. Furthermore, the retail section has got a lot smaller but there are still beautiful items to find such as candles, clothing, etc. The owners are super pleasant along with all staff members making every visit such a joy. You can tell Carpe Diem really honors their customers. Enjoy!

Started 10 months ago with private lessons figuring that as a new retiree I wanted to be proactive…read morein building core strength and making my brain think differently about movement. This Pilates stuff WORKS. I'm impressed with the clean, safe, welcoming space. I've worked with Jennifer and Madison, both very knowledgeable and mindful about body limitations. In particular, Madison is encouraging and enthusiastic about her teaching practice. A gentle soul, who focuses on details to do it RIGHT and SLOW. Sarah, the General Manager is a huge asset too. Friendly. Uplifting. Now as a person work with a belly roll- I haven't experienced body shaming. How's that for helpful!

This place is so welcoming and accepting of people at all fitness levels. The instructors are…read moreexpert, attentive, and kind. Everyone works hard to cultivate a friendly family atmosphere. No matter your fitness level, you can get a good workout here surrounded by genuinely nice people.

This is a wonderful place. Pete and Lorent are the Best yoga i instructor ever. Thanks!read more

I had never taken a Yoga class before I came to Yoga Garden. Laurel made me feel so welcome, and…read morewas very encouraging. This is a great place for beginners, and advanced students!

DO NOT ASK FOR A FREE MONTH!!! IT IS A SCAM AND A HOKEY BS SITE!!!!! I wanted to try this for a…read moremonth and the guidelines are misleading. I am SO MAD! What was meant to be a month has lead to a lie and now I am paying for NOTHING! It does not work. I am fit, looking for some non-invasive work and I was scammed to the max.

...y'all are so lucky right now…read more Why? Because I'm sharing this gem with you (while I'd much, MUCH rather keep it to myself). Seriously. Nordeast Yoga is what got me into yoga. Period. I was going through a very...let's call it "transitional" time 1.5 years ago, and I deeply credit Nordeast Yoga for helping me successfully live through it without going insane - as a place for grounding, being mindful, and bettering myself both physically and mentally. I'm a huge fan of yoga now thanks to Nordeast. The studio space itself is beautiful: hardwood floors, large windows that let in floods of sunlight, exposed brick...it's really perfect. In the evening, classes are naturally lit with the setting sun and candles. Each instructor has something very unique to offer. Classes range from higher levels in yoga ability to straight up beginner, some are more meditative, others are a fantastic blend of meditation meets a pretty intense (and satisfying) workout. I also appreciate the adjustments when I'm in a pose. I've taken both Annie or Christy's classes and both are absolutely wonderful yoga teachers. I also am a BIG fan of their music choices (what is up with yoga and bad music!?), especially Yoga a-Go-Go. Once a month, there's even metal yoga, and nothing says warrior 2 quite like Iron Maiden. Drop-In class prices are about $13, and you can also purchase monthly passes (with a bonus free beer at its completion!). Class times vary (and it's a one-studio space), so definitely check the schedule on their website to find the best class/time for you. Soooo yeah. Nordeast Yoga is amazing. Definitely check it out. You're welcome.

I have used this gym for almost two years now and love it! The owner, Julie is very communicative…read moreand cares about her clients. I have utilized a handful of personal trainers as well and have been very pleased with my experiences. if you're looking for a smaller workout environment this is the place to go! The equipment is great as well!

This is really pretty much the best place I ever worked out. They were so kind and so accommodating…read moreand so talented the best instructors for Pilates anywhere in the Twin Cities just a hidden gem. I wish so much that I was still nearby and I could take advantage of their fabulous services. I would recommend this as a 100% 5 star 5 Diamond destination absolutely forever!

I made the switch from a different yoga studio earlier this year and I am so happy I did!…read more The teachers are so kind and welcoming. The studio manager is very understanding and flexible which I really appreciate.

Great location, good workouts, and nice facility…read more Right now, the Northeast studio can be a little difficult to get to because of all of the street construction, but the businesses are operating normally. YogaFit has a nice corner location on a slightly quieter street, so the studio feels private, but also has natural light from the windows. It offers traditional yoga, barre and more strength-focused classes, called Burn classes. The studio itself is very nice and clean, with well-maintained equipment and built-in ballet bars around the room. The bar and burn classes are typically 45-50 minutes long, and start with about 10 minutes of light stretching/warm up, and a 5-7 minute cool down. Aside from that, the instructors can create their own class plans, so you are never quite sure what muscle groups you will be focusing on that day. Burn features loud, up-beat music that you move to (it is cool to see the whole class moving in synchrony). The classes focus on repeating slower, controlled movements and on static holds, so you are mainly using lighter weights. I was definitely sore after a barre class that worked quads for a few sections, and we didn't even use weights for that one! So while I thought the class quality, instructors and facility were great (they have a fairly good distribution of class times, including early in the morning) it was hard to get a whole-body work out with just one class, due to time constraints. For example, really burning out the triceps requires time that can't be used for a different muscle group when you are only working for ~30 minutes of class time. Class plans are a little expensive, considering this might be an additional membership (this area seems pricey in general), though they do offer a discount if you sign up after the free trial week. They also have a run club that meets twice monthly at different locations. I would use these classes as an addition to another full gym membership, not as my only fitness method. Maybe if classes were a little longer they might be able to get more complete work in each time. So while it wasn't a perfect fit for me, it was still a lot of fun, and might be great for someone looking for an additional type of workout or who only needs light weights. Give it a try with their free trial week!

I moved into Lowertown this summer from out of state and was looking for a yoga studio that I could…read morewalk to. I am a ClassPass member and I saw Northern Yoga Center was both close and on ClassPass. The first class I went to was lead by JQ, the studio owner. I instantly knew I had found my yoga-home in Lowertown. JQ, Kristy, Adam, and Alexandra all have a sharp and clinical focus on big and small body movements and will use anatomical terms which really helps to visualize and feel the proper alignment in each pose. There is a huge focus on proper alignment and excellent build-up to full poses. The space itself is lovely, huge windows that let in great light, there's always music, and often the option for essential oil to be placed on you in Shavasana. Not to mention the frequent and unique workshops offered. This is a special space and I wish nothing but prosperity for JQ and each of the instructors. Thank you for creating an environment that feels like home.

JQ Williams is hands down the best yoga guruji there is. She knows what she is doing and is so…read moremuch fun too!

I have practiced Soma Yoga with Tula Yoga for many years. It is a family with friendly,…read moreknowledgeable instructors. Soma produces a change in your body and mind that will remain and inspire you to experience the other weekly Tula classes. Most classes are offered on-line as well as in the studio. That may be a way for you to begin and you will not regret it.

I tried a yoga class that was not right for me because of fibromyalgia and sciatica. The teacher…read morewas great. She tried to adapt the poses and when that didn't work she said she wasn't going to charge me so I could use the credit for a more gentle class.

Visited from out of town and what a wonderful and welcoming studio! The instructors were so great…read moreand restorative! The space is incredible with such peaceful plants in a space that encourages mindfulness in this stressful world. Highly recommend.

The space is very inviting. The practice rooms are large, open spaces and props are available for…read moreeveryone to use. I have only attended workshops at Yess, so I'm not as familiar with their regularly scheduled classes and instructors. Based on my experiences there, I would imagine they are equally restorative and/or strengthening. Parking can be a little tricky, depending on when you go given the proximity to MCAD.