I LOVE this new Yoga/meditation studio! It's on Ford Lake…read morewith beautiful views! The owners Art and Aubrey are just amazing! Great teachers, great vibe and friendly students Check out 1 month for $30, you'll fall in love

Yoga teacher training here was amazing! Even if you never want to teach the knowledge you gain is…read moreimmeasurable! They classes are very inclusive for all levels of yoga students. Very safe and comfortable space.

This studio is amazing and is truly a hidden gem in Ann Arbor. Out of all the yoga studies I have…read morebeen to in Ann Arbor this one has the greatest sense of community and belonging. All the teachers are phenomenal and the studio truly offers everything from yoga to coffee to hair and facials! My favorite class has been the self care Saturday's class with Dani. It is the best way to recharge after a long week.

Eh, it was just kinda blah. The hawt yoga class made me sweat, but the teacher was a bit…read morescatterbrained and the music was so loud that I couldn't hear the instructions. It just wasn't for me.

Updating my review as I've been swimming with the masters swim team here now for ~2 years…read more I just have to commend the Health & Fitness Center for their upkeep of the facility. They're ALWAYS making improvements - whether it's adding it in a brand new cafe, or swapping out all the shampoo/conditioner/body wash dispensers and just keeping the place really clean - especially the pool! While they don't have digital sign up (I have to call and share my credit card information over the phone or just go in person....), they clearly do invest in their facilities and these details don't go unnoticed! Lastly, the staff is always so helpful and friendly here - even early morning at 5am!

I recently canceled my WCC membership after almost year because it's become far too crowded. It…read moredoesn't help that people using the strength-training machines--especially the leg and hip ones, which are all tucked into a back corner--have the worst attitude I've seen across Ann Arbor gyms: parking themselves on a machine and scrolling TikTok for a good 10-15 minutes. If you ask to work in for a set, they act shocked and can get confrontational. If the gym is going to keep signing-in this many people, it needs to do more to manage sharing and access--whether that's a brief orientation about machine etiquette, more active floor supervision, or even rethinking the layout (e.g., fewer treadmills and more of the strength machines that constantly get monopolized).

TBY Is a great studio! It's such a wonderful community of teachers and practitioners. I was…read morerelatively new to yoga when I started here and felt welcomed and accepted where I was in my practice. TBY has a really nice variety of classes, something for every mood. I learned Ashtanga yoga here and the practice and community has really improved my quality of life!

I love Tiny Buddha. My favorite location is Pauline. When I practice at Tiny Buddha there is always…read morea positive vibe and great energy. The classes are challenging and always incurage good form! I recommend Tiny Buddha to eveyone. Alex, Sylvie and Brenica are my favorite instructors!

I am very happy that I discovered this Purna Yoga studio. The small class size and the individual…read moreattention is wonderful. This feels like a yoga meditation class, not an exercise class. You are encouraged to go at your own pace with guidance every step of the way. I especially like the yoga wall where we use belts to help build the strength to do poses. And, the very best, we get to "hang" upside down on the wall. When we were first shown this pose, I was sure I'd never be able to do it. Now it is one of my favorite poses. My whole body feels rejuvenated after this one. There is a workshop coming up (October, 2019) on how to create your own home yoga practice. I have tried this in the past but it did not stick. I am looking forward to this workshop and learning how to do this.

Love love love this hidden gem! Took a group of nurses with me for a class. We all felt amazing…read moreafter and the instructor gave us exercises to practice before and after our 12 hour shifts at the hospital. Extremely knowledgeable and helpful instructor. She walked around and corrected movements in poses I thought I knew how to do! So nice to have someone who genuinely cares about the mind and body rather than just leading a class. Will definitely be going back.

The Mix Fitness Studios is AMAZING! I am a retired professional modern dancer. Being in my 60s…read morenow, I need to keep up my strength and balance. I can only take class online because I live out of state and it is like I am in the room with Sarah. She provides helpful movement or positional corrections when needed. She is also praises me which feels great! Although I am in my home I love my class, we laugh and work hard together. My sister and brother also take class and get personal training at The Mix Fitness Studio, it has become a great way to get and stay healthy.

This is a wonderful, local studio to get a good workout. The instructors are all really encouraging…read moreand kind. There is a lot of joy and it just feels like a safe environment to work on yourself. I would recommend the bounce class if you want to get your heart rate up and not feel sore the next day.

This place deserves 5 stars for one reason, and 3 stars for another…read more I've only tried yoga a couple of times, but have to say it was really a positive experience at A2. Some places can be way too "hippied-out", but for the most part that isn't true here. And, the instructors seem to really know what they're doing and care that you have a good experience. The ONLY thing that's keeping the extra star off is the fact that we had a bad experience with the billing process. We bought a couple of multi-passes, and the woman selling them to us told us that we might as well get the ten-session pass, cause they're good "forever". Had she actually used the Dr Evil "laser" quotes, I'd have not bought the multi-pass, as "forever" was actually only "six months." To her credit, the owner gave my wife 6 or 7 free passes, but I still lost over $100 in the deal. Buyer beware, just ask the question before you assume "forever" is actually "forever." Other than that, good place. I, for myself, will stick to lifting, cardio and classes at my "normal" gym.

I hate to say it because I had high hopes... but this studio really doesn't have anything too…read moregreat. Mediocre teachers and classes... and I do agree with some of the below reviews that the attitudes there aren't the most "yoga-ish"... I'm still looking for a great yoga studio... for now... and this is not it. Floors kind of dirty, disorganized and not very calming, they send out e-mail spam, not great instruction, kind of weird vibe all around, felt kind of rushed in and out. Bummer.

Wonderful experience. I love it here - it is soooo tranquil. I go to this location for events and…read moremeditation retreats.

Amazing place for experienced Buddhists and first timers alike…read more Highly recommend coming for a Sunday service (they start at 10AM) for your first visit. Service starts with a 25 minute meditation and both mats with cushions and chairs are available for those not comfortable kneeling or sitting cross legged. During a normal Sunday service meditation is followed by chanting in English and Sino-Korean, which is the cultural background of this Sangha. Translations are provided for all chants not in English which is a nice touch. Following the chanting there is normally a Dharma talk led by the temple's head priestess. There is a nice variety to this part of the service and often there will be any number of other people who lead the discussion. From Dr. Liu, an ordained Chinese Diagnostic Monk who moved to the US and obtained his MD, to Rafe Martin, a well known story teller and author. I really appreciate the wide variety of people and topics covered in the Dharma Discussions which help make the Sunday service never feel stale. The audience is encouraged to join the discussion throughout the talk as opposed to just listening. After service, tea is served and the Sangha has a few minutes to chat before many go off into one of any number of interest groups. Covering a range of topics such as Environmental awareness, Life Transitions, to Refuge Recovery (a Buddhist inspired approach to Substance abuse recovery), there are many options for those interested in quite a few subjects. There is almost always the opportunity for work practice after service. If you enjoy gardening, helping make raisins, wood working, stuffing cushions, the list goes on.... It's a great way to meet other Sangha members and help out. (If you stay and help, most often an amazing Vegetarian lunch is available to sweeten the deal) Highly recommend checking this place out!

We have been going for a few months now and my overall satisfaction increases each time! The staff…read moreis amazing and very informative! This studio has great energy and is a must try!

Was 5 minutes late due to lack of parking, arrived to the doors locked and no one at the front…read moredesk, make sure to be on time I guess.