I'm honestly surprised to see so many positive reviews for this branch because my experience has…read morebeen extremely frustrating. It's almost impossible to get into classes at the Danville location. Paying $200 for 8 classes and not being able to book even a few sessions is very disappointing. On top of that, I received multiple last-minute cancellation notifications over weekends--three times--which makes it even harder to plan. Trying to cancel my membership has been even more frustrating. I've been attempting for over a month--sent emails and made several calls. I finally managed to speak to someone once, and she mentioned she couldn't process the cancellation because the manager was on maternity leave. She said she would follow up, but I never heard back. After two weeks, I received a response saying my membership would only be paused, not canceled, due to a one-month notice policy. Also, I was once denied entry for being just 7 minutes late, which felt very rigid considering how often classes get canceled on their end. Overall, this has been a very disappointing and frustrating experience. I would not recommend this location based on my experience.

Stay away! Very unorganized company. Poor communication! Classes are canceled last minute and you…read moreshow up at the studio and they let you know then! No other communication. This is one of the worst companies I have dealt with!There is no clear manager or district manager. There is no corporate office. I have no idea who is in charge of this place!!! The new manager decided to cancel my plan without even talking to me and I paid for it!! I paid for a service I can't use! Unorganized, unprofessional, no clear owner, worst company I have dealt with. I have never encountered any problems with any company except club Pilates danville!

Out of all the local places to try on classpass SPENGA has been my favorite and most consistent…read moreworkout. The coaches are all really nice and helpful. They ensure that workouts are being done properly and safely. There is a parking lot in front that fills up pretty quickly but also a really big lot across the street.

Did a trial and for the price, it's just not worth it compared to other studios. There was no…read moresanitizer in the sanitizer machine, no face wash or hand lotion in the bathroom...and the bathroom was dirty. The hand sanitizer was not refilled for days. Is no one checking??? The instructors also do not come around to help people with form so you would never know if you're lifting properly or holding any yoga poses properly. Everyone just does their own thing because the instructor isn't checking if anyone is doing things right. Definitely not a place for beginners.

I took two amazing classes at Dragonfly while visiting family in Livermore. What a wonderful,…read morewelcoming group of people and such a peaceful vibe. I'll be looking forward to my next visit so I can practice there again.

Beautiful, immaculate space. Tons of room with no over-crowding. The staff and teacher was…read morewelcoming and friendly on my first visit and the class was not too hard or too easy. Will definitely be back!

I have only been coming to YogaSukhum for about 2 months (nearly daily), but I can definitely feel…read moreand see a a difference. I joined yoga because I needed an outlet for my anxiety and burnout from work. I feel more flexible and for the first time ever, have been able to touch my toes (a small but important success for me). All the instructors are great, especially Satya and Varsha. I absolutely love the fact that they take the time and explain why the poses are done in each way, the importance of it and what part of the body we're working on. I've always been hesitant about starting yoga because I have been very conscious about my lack of flexibility and unable to hold certain poses. But at YogaSukhum, it's never about the ability to hold a pose, it's where your body is that day and going into the pose correctly and safely. Using yoga props, not forcing poses and listening to my body, has allowed me to improve on my flexibility, feel stronger and have been able to hold and do poses that I never thought I would be able to. The instructors are very personable, will address specific limitations and will provide any modifications needed to feel comfortable and confident. I truly appreciate that they push us to go further, but never make us uncomfortable. I have also attended a sound bathe and an inversion training class. It was my first time experiencing a sound bathe and it was very different and beautiful experience. I was very nervous trying the inversion class, but I wanted to go outside my comfort zone and try something different. The class was a lot of fun and the way they slowly approached inversions really helped me feel safe and comfortable trying it. We used an inversion trainer and it was honestly a lot of fun. They have classes multiple times a day - daily and have an option of joining online. Even online, the instructors will give each yogi attention, encouragement and feedback. The classes are 75 min long, but the time goes by so fast. Classes are easy to join via using their app and they have great membership options. They are also very mindful of COVID regulations and everyone who attends must be vaccinated. I am so glad my husband googled a yoga studio near us and found this amazing place for me. After trialing it for 15 days, I signed up for a 6 month commitment without any hesitation. The most important aspect I respect about coming here is the emphasis of mind, body and breath. I am very grateful for this yoga studio and the instructors.

Yogasukham has been a true blessing…read more I was searching for a studio that focused on mindful breathing and proper technique--not just poses--and this place has deeply enriched my practice. Satya, Varsha, and all the teachers create such a warm, intentional space. From the opening prayers to the thoughtful flows and peaceful closing meditation, every class leaves me centered and grateful. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and making yoga feel so meaningful.

You have so many choices here! Different teachers have their own styles. Love the barre class, so…read morechallenging. You will walk out with the shaking legs but return with more confidence! The power dance class is so energetic and lots of workout on the upper body and core. Sweat every time. Also, I really like the ballet dance class. You have full practice at the bar with center flow at the end. Tips: you should try each teacher at least once to see what you like.

This is going to be my favorite bar studio since I personally know the owner and very familiar…read morewith her extensive ballet/choreography barre experience along with her quite impressive coaching skills as well. Cannot wait for this studio to be open so I can take a class. What makes me so excited about it is that Anna makes it fun and adds a personal touch to all her signature barre exercises... for example, making quite a few muscle groups work out during only one movement... I know I love to double my benefit and you will too. Can't be more excited.

A wonderful clean studio with great classes! Tried it out for the first time ever, and ooooof the…read morestretch! I'm sure it's gonna be sooo effective once a person starts going consistently. Great location, parking, interiors, everything.

An amazing boutique Pilates studio in East Dublin. Very clean and very cozy studio…read more The instructor is great. It's a good place to do your Pilates practice here if you're in Dublin East.

I had tried several other Pilates studios in the area and I knew immediately that The Pilates…read moreTheory was my one and only. I could tell right away that Keri was very experienced and also changes the workouts constantly introducing new moves every single time! My body has changed/improved from her classes and so has my mobility. I have a torn acl, so she tailors one or two exercises for me. Her studio is very welcoming and homey. We all get along great and have fun while still getting the best workout. I prefer to be challenged and not bored in a stuffy class so the Pilates Theory is just perfect for me! Highly recommend.

She's on the phone the whole time while class is in session! This needs attention to detail so no…read moreone gets hurt. She doesn't care and is arigent

Ok buckle in and get comfy because this is gonna be a long review. I have always been a notoriously…read morelazy person that will not move unless I absolutely have to. But every few years, I'll start feeling bad about myself, sign up for a gym, and pay for it every month and go once or twice a year. So when my friend asked me if I wanted to do a trial class at OrangeTheory and I loved it and signed up, my husband was very skeptical. That was over two years ago. I'm still consistently going, minus one month where I had some health issues. Let me spill all the deets. There are three plans you can sign up for - 4 classes a month, 8 classes a month or unlimited. Let's get the cons out of the way first. If you sign up for a class and don't cancel more than 8 hours in advance, you either lose the class (if you have the 4/8 class plan) or you have to pay $14 (I think) for the unlimited plan. Honestly, this works in my favor because it's very motivating to go. They also have their own heart rate monitor that connects with their system - you can't use your own monitor. Their monitor is over $100. You don't HAVE to have it, but for me personally, this monitor gamifies the whole workout so I feel like it's a necessity. Now for the actual structure of the workout. You have different zones depending on your heart rate. The zones go from blue to green to orange to red as your heart rate increases. The orange zone is where ORANGETheory gets their name. You can ask them more about the science, I don't want to fake news you. There is a coach and then there's you and other people like you that are not the coach. There are treads, rowers, and the floor. The floor is strength - weights, resistance bands, other things. Usually, you start either on the tread or the floor and then alternate to the other halfway through the class. When you start on the floor, you warm up on the rower. On the tread, there are three categories of you - you are a power walker, jogger or runner. Then there are different levels - base pace, push and all out. Depending on this 3x3 matrix, there are windows of your pace + incline. For example, a power walker's base pace is 3.5 - 4.5 speed and 1-3% incline and their all out is the same pace with a 10% incline. A jogger's base pace would be 4.5 - 5.5 with no incline (don't quote me on these ranges). A push basically pushes you (there are ranges) and all-outs are supposed to kill you. The coach will tell you how long you need to stay in each - for example: 1 minute base, 2 minutes of push and 30 seconds of all out. And will tell you when to switch between each. These ranges are suggestions, the coaches will never call you out if you decide to take it easy some days and go lower than the range. On the floor, you choose the weights or resistance, and there is a screen showing you what workout to do and the range of reps you need to do. The coach will demonstrate the forms and walk around and fix your form if necessary. Sometimes you will go on the rower in between floor exercises. Then there are events and challenges that gamify the whole workout. There is an event called Hell Week for example around Halloween. They are more intense workouts and if you get 4 workouts in an 8 day period, you will get a shirt. These are usually $15 extra, but I always like to sign up for these. There's a workout called Capture the Flag where you and a partner are on the rower and trying to reach certain goals to capture different flags and this one always makes me feel like I"m going to die, but in a good way. There are many many others, and for the single day events, you usually get a metric so you can compare this metric to the next time the same event rolls around to see how much you've improved (or not, which is cool too) I realize it's not for everyone, but for me personally, I (and everyone else who's known me for a long time) can't believe how consistently I work out now. My husband was astounded, and to this day, my friend who dragged me to the trial class is incredibly proud of herself (which she absolutely should be). I at least recommend a trial class (hit me up so I can take you and refer you!). Even if you don't like it, it'll be such a great workout. Also, it's easy to burn 500+ calories in an hour.

I've been an OrangeTheory member for over five years and have worked out at several different…read morestudios. Since moving near San Ramon, I've been attending this location regularly, and unfortunately my experience has been disappointing. The biggest issue is the front desk staff. Most days I walk in without so much as a greeting or acknowledgment. A simple "hello" or welcoming smile goes a long way, but that's consistently been missing here. The atmosphere feels cold and uninviting compared to every other OrangeTheory studio I've visited. I love the OrangeTheory workouts, but the customer service at this studio has made me not enjoy coming anymore. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and works on creating a more welcoming experience for members because it's trash here