My first time. Granma Yelpie got to flying... Well not on my first try. Co-located in a shared…read moreoffice/incubator space in the ever-renovating mills building on Broad Street, aerial yoga is not for everyone or the faint of heart. BUT if you brave it out, it's an experience like no other. Forget what you know about traditional yoga, although having the form and respect for your movement will serve you well. Silk "hammocks" suspended from the ceiling are your toys of the day. Straight out of 50 Shades of Grey or 50 Shades of crazy... it's an experience. I'm older, heavier and crotchetier than most, and was wise enough to experiment with a 30 min one-on-one, led by a nimble, ethereal and gazelle-like instructor - Kora. She takes a lot of the "fear factor" out of the training, and allows for your comfort level. You sit on this hammock and perform different feats against nature, like hanging upside down like a bat. Not bad for my first time, other than my 3 belly jelly rolls had a party hanging out in opposite direction of where they normally are... CHALLENGING! It will help you build upper body strength, core and balance. In a very calming environment. If you are in to trying new things, give it a whirl (LITERALLY!). At a minimum, you can tick that one off the list!

This was my first time experiencing Aerial Yoga and it was amazing! The environment was so…read morecomforting & the instructor was a breath of fresh air. She made sure we were comfortable and helped us when we needed it. Definitely going back again!!

I am so happy I found out about the Easton Yoga Center. I absolutely love the friendly staff, the…read morerelaxing atmosphere, and positive vibe of the center. I am so impressed with the restorative yoga with reiki class. I've gone twice to the class and loved it! I highly recommend the Easton Yoga Center.

Maybe it's just me, maybe we just mesh, maybe she's just my kind of people- but Bonnie Kelliher is…read morephenomenal! I suffer degenerative disc disease and am in pain 85-100% of my day. All different types of pain, from muscle spasms, to joint pain, to nerve pain, etc.. Over the past few months I have been been seeing a physical therapist for neck and shoulder problems 2x a week and a chiropractor for back, shoulder, hip and neck problems 2x a week. Over the past 2 weeks, my hips and back have literally been ON FIRE, like if you were to pull my clothes back, I am convinced that what you would see would be a raging, burning fire. About a month ago, I decided that when the kids went back to school, I was going to make it a goal to attend a yoga class twice a week. After all, I had bought not 1, but 2 packages last year and I hadn't made any time to use any of them. I have a crazy busy schedule with all of my doctor's appointments, 2 jobs and two small kids with their own appointments and activities; and I never make time to do anything I enjoy (outside of being "mother"). So anyway, I've been busy, I've been in pain, yadayadayda...and I succeed in making to class last Wednesday! SCORE!!! I was convinced I'd get on the mat and cry for the full 75 minutes because I am so wound up, I was worried I'd let it go as soon as there was silence, lol! Well I didn't cry-at all. In fact, I came out of that ONE class with peace and a sense of openness in my whole body and mind. After that ONE class, the burning throughout my body instantly cooled. My muscles feel awake rather than attacked and I keep repeating to myself: "balance the ease and the effort-find my comfortable place" in everything I do. Bonnie made such an impact on my body and mind after one class, that I crave to be in her class again. Her manual adjustments are amazing and her verbal cues are spot on. Her flows are meaningful and perfect. Bonnie's class is truly healing. On top of all that, she's downright funny, relatable and easy to be around!!! She doesn't take herself too seriously and she makes everyone feel so comfortable to not be perfect, but strive to be comfortable. I was actually surprised at how much more I was able to get into different twists and stretches with her guidance to NOT push it. I've taken many classes where the teacher says that, but there is something in the way that Bonnie approaches it that made it tangible enough to actually believe it-and then execute it and take it off the mat after. I am thrilled to have stumbled upon Bonnie and I wanted to share how much I appreciate her work. I am grateful, to say the least! Thank you! One month update: In a bizarre turn of events, my son jumped into my arms and gave me whiplash. I continued to take Bonnie's class while I was healing. I truly believe in her teaching!

I would like to receive the winter news letter. It has been some time since I have. It seems the…read moreclass times changed and I miss the Tai Chi class that was once scheduled there as well . yoga has been a source of relaxation always. Presently

The Maha Yoga Center is the only thing I miss about Bridgewater (besides a friend who lives there)…read more I moved away from there last year, and I still haven't found a yoga place that can compare in any way, shape or form. The owner, Diane Lagadec is absolutely AMAZING. I can't really say enough about her or the Center, but I'll try . . . Not only does the Center offer a variety of yoga classes and teachers, but they have days and times that fit anyone's schedule. I took classes with several teachers, and they were all wonderful. My favorite ones were Diane and Mona Cusick. Each teacher offers something different as far as their approach, so it's an individual thing. I would give any of them a try. The Center also offers many interesting workshops for body, mind and spirit. I took belly dance classes here with two different teachers, and I had a great experience. Check their schedule online for the latest offerings. They also sometimes have special concerts. I went to a Kirtan once, and I had never been to one before. It was really cool, and I recommend going if you like to sing. The space itself is beautiful with spacious yoga rooms . . . there are also 2 large bathrooms for changing. The place is very clean and decorated in a very lovely, spiritual way. There are many wonderful things to buy in the shop, including jewelry, clothing, books, incense, and other supplies. I've bought my most beautiful earrings here, and a shirt that I get compliments on every time I wear it. The people who work at the Center are so nice you'll want to come back again and again. I wish I could come back here, but I now live in Cambridge and got rid of my car. Sigh. If you live in the Bridgewater area, you MUST check it out. By the way, the Center moved some time ago, and aren't in Central Square. They are at 992 Bedford Street (Route 18).

This is a great yoga studio. All sizes and ages are welcome as well as all skill levels. A…read morejudgment free zone and a great happy atmosphere to learn or practice.

I had been looking for a power yoga studio on the South Shore for a while and went to my 1st class…read morelast night. It was great. I certainly got a great work out and the instructor Julie was very helpful. I would recommend this place to anyone interested in joining a yoga studio at any level.

What a wonderful idea! The hosts and the staff were super welcoming, the yoga instructor led us…read morethrough a well-balanced yoga class and of course the baby goats brought us endless joy in the intimate greenhouse space - what a treat!!

The lady who runs this truly cares about the community and the goats. I have spoken to her a…read morenumber of times and is a responsible and wonderful farmer and business owner. Terrific human being.

I love this studio! All of the instructors are so kind and focused on ensuring a safe and rewarding…read morepractice. They offer many different kinds of classes (both heated and non-heated), and seriously fun workshops. Recently, they have done Glowga (glow in the dark!) and #goatyoga. I really enjoy the studio's playful spirit, and their willingness to try something new.

Jen was a wonderful teacher ! Went to intro to yoga and she had such patience and I felt like I was…read moretruly learning.

Today's Workshop Yoga at the Wall was so great!!!…read moreInformative, safe and incredibly effective. Thank you very much, Feeling powerful, Jude

This was an unexpected outing, and Jess was so fantastic leading us in yoga practice. More…read moreeffectively than most people who do what she does, she found a way to focus us on controlling our breathing in order to hear our thoughts. It was therapeutic and powerful.

Beautiful studio that is second to none. Friendly, attentive and down to earth staff! Various…read morestyles of yoga are taught here. Thank you for an exceptional experience!

I had my first class at joy of yoga today with joy, it was amazing the studio is so clean and…read morerelaxing along with a great view. Joy had a great class nice flow, can't wait to take another class at joy of yoga!!

Loved the slow flow class with Pam. My first time at YogaSix and I was greeted immediately upon…read morewalking in and given a tour. I felt very welcomed and comfortable as a newbie. The studio is very clean. Pam is an excellent instructor! I will definitely be back!

Clean space, friendly staff, amazing classes with great playlists. The hot yoga is such a nice…read moreescape in the winter

I tried a free trial class at club pilates today. I was looking to find something more for core…read morestrengthen switch up my workout. It was easy to get to with lots of parking. I arrived 15mins early to fill out waiver and buy grippy socks. The beginner intro class was 30mins alot of nice guided help. I enjoyed it alot and will be looking into drop in classes.

The website says they offer yoga but they don't . I'm have back issues and my doctor said I could…read moretry gentle yoga but not Pilates