Just took my first class with Nanette. Was amazing - both strengthening and lengthening. Can't wait…read moreto go back.

Body Connection Pilates is great. The instructors are amazing. I've gotten to work with several…read moreover the years I've been here and everyone has been knowledgeable and helpful. Amanda and Rachel are fabulous to work with. If you're looking for a fantastic Pilates studio, look no further

After years of practicing yoga at home on youtube, a couple of years ago I started visiting…read moredifferent yoga studios mainly in the Decatur area. That is when I found Form Yoga. This is definitely my Yoga home. I usually look for moderate to fast paced classes. I enjoy the Happy Hour sessions and my favorite is the Flowing Form with Katie May. Owner Mandy and her whole staff are knowledgeable and welcoming to yogis of all levels. I have been to some studios where the people barely speak to each other, but not at Form they have truly created a real community in the Decatur area. I definitely recommend this yoga studio and I will see you there.

Great teachers! Great community! Great space! Mandy Roberts has made a perfect place for yoga for…read moreevery body. Highly recommend!

I was looking for a studio/fitness option for hot or sauna like classes, and this studio popped up…read morebeen here ever since and loving it! Studio: Intimate studio with a hot pilates classes. They also have hatha, candlelight yin, hot flow yoga, and other really amazing classes (not all classes are heated but are equally as great). All instructors are great! They encourage you to go at your own pace and really "dig deep" . (My favs are Sonya , Whitley and Elizabeth ) * rental for mat or yoga/face towel available . Overall: It's really a welcoming space. The encouragement to go at my own pace really helps me center and focus on listening to my body and understanding. This is a wellness journey.

I've been attending classes at M3 yoga since they took over from Tough Love. I love the owners,…read moreMatt and Nick, and I appreciate that they brought their approach to yoga to Atlanta (they also have a studio in Athens.) I have my favorite teachers and work to attend their classes as much as I can. For me, the membership plan is worth it if you can attend at least 6 classes a month. (Some people come every day! Multiple times a day!) I mostly attend Hatha classes but I also enjoy Flow and Super Stretch. The stretch, yin and restorative classes are the most beginner friendly. I've only attended a few warm/hot classes and they are not my jam. However, they are very popular with others! M3 is LGBTQIA friendly and has a policy against racism posted on their website. I haven't seen any other studio display such a message. As a Black woman, I notice when I'm the only Black person in the room, and I appreciate when someone else who looks like me is present and welcome in the space. (I don't want to be the only one y'all!) They have an app to use for scheduling and a very active IG page. They also have contests to encourage class attendance and give good prizes! I won a gift card to a local store and felt so special. The only thing I don't like is the class schedule changing every season. Some classes don't change but I've had to drop some classes because they are on a new day or at a different time. I can't believe that I'm the first person to review M3. It's a great addition to Atlanta yoga and I hope more people sing their praises.

I enjoyed this class. The instructor was nice, the workout was effective, machines were spaced out…read morewell. The only things I have to note, is I don't love the location and it's a little hard figuring out where to go since it's inside a gym, and the music seemed like it was just a random spotify playlist.

I tried my first class this weekend and it was such a great experience! The studio is on the lower…read morelevel of the Training Room. They have a beginner class on Sundays. This was my first time trying Pilates and what a workout it was! I have sore muscles in places I didn't even know I had muscles! I really enjoyed the movements and the pace of the class. Dana was an amazing instructor! She is kind, patient, demos movements and is constantly moving around to keep an eye on everyone, correct form and encourage them. I really appreciated this being a total newbie! At the beginning of class she gave a quick overview of the reformer so you knew how to make adjustments and how to properly utilize cables. She also would give modifications for certain exercises incase someone needed them. Like most things in Atlanta parking can be a bit tricky ... but they send a welcome email to give you a heads up. Just show up a little early to ensure you find a spot and are on time to class. There is a paid lot or the neighborhood around there has some street parking, you might just have to walk a couple blocks.

Simply one of the most awesome yoga experiences I've ever had. I felt totally out of my league with…read moresome of the practioners in there but nobody made me feel bad or judged! Wish I lived in the area I'd be here all the time. If you're a local, this is one of the best spots I've been to, and I travel a lot.

I get a little gym/ studio shy but i am challenging myself to try new things by myself! Since i…read morehaven't participated in a yoga class in so long I was very very nervous but highland yoga has a great deal to try unlimited classes for a month for $30. So i could not pass it up. I took the Warm deep stretch yoga class with Sarah Carlson and it was exactly what i needed for a beginner start Sarah was amazing at relaxing the room, but also describing what positions to do and what our body should feel in a very zen way. Sometimes in the past i felt like i was overwhelmed when trying to listen to the directions of where to put my hands hips feet etc but i was able to truly close my eyes and melt into the forms of the yin flow yoga. Also i really appreciate sarah's cultural respect to the indian roots. I came out of the class feeling like i got a 1 hour massage and hug all in one and just signed up for the other sessions i could with my pass. Might buy a mini pass but want to try the other classes too!

I have seen Yasmeen twice and she always asks me what areas need attending to, and does an amazing…read morejob moving my body so that it reduces my pain and helps me feel better. She is good at listening and her use of the massage gun on my left hip and back and gluts did wonders today! I am really pleased with the results in just two visits and I look forward to my future sessions. I signed up for two 50 min sessions a month for three months and after that it becomes a monthly contract. I booked my sessions about two weeks ago as I know I will make time for me when I put myself on my schedule. They are open on weekends and I like to go after a long run or race to help with recovery. I even received homework of videos to watch and stretch with, so I put that on my daily calendar to make it a good habit. After all, a Tae Kwon Do instructor told me many moons ago that "Aging is the gradual loss of flexibility" so Stretch lab is helping me to stay young!

First the good news…read more.. I've had appointments with 3 different therapists and all were great. My mobility and flexibility have steadily improved over the last three months while my pain has decreased. Now the bad news... Your "membership" will include credits for some number of visits per month. Those credits will expire at the end of the month, so use 'em or lose 'em. If you need to suspend your membership for whatever reason (e.g. I travel a lot), StretchLab will charge you $15 to suspend your account and not lose any existing credits. I signed up for a 3 month membership and planned to continue my membership but reduce my visits from 4 per month to 2 per month. However, StretchLab charged my card automatically for an additional 4 visits in the next month. When I called and mentioned I had signed up for a 3 month membership, I was informed that monthly renewals occur automatically and require a 31 day notice to end the membership. It's a good service, but caveat emptor. UPDATE: thanks for your response, Shannon. However, at the onset I agreed to four visits per month for three months. I did not consent to ongoing charges. This is an excerpt from the email sent to me by StretchLab at the beginning of my term: AGREEMENT DETAILS (3) x **Four 50 Minute Stretches per Month This is misleading and your potential customers deserve to know.

I've been attending classes at Yoga Central Atlanta for almost 2 years. Elena Grant-Napper is the…read moremost amazing teacher. She has been practicing yoga for over 25 years and her knowledge & experience are what makes her so special! She truely cares about all her students. Elena teachs Hatha yoga technics and encourages each student according to their individual needs (from begineer to advanced). The studio is warm and inviting. If you want to try yoga or try a new workout or just go some where warm and accepting - THIS IS THE PLACE TO GO! I can't recommend Yoga Central Atlanta and Elena enough! Just drop by and try a class - you'll want to come back!

I am so grateful to have found Elena and Yoga Central. Elena is an amazing, warm, and…read moreknowledgeable teacher. I look forward to classes there, and even on days when I'm dragging my butt, I always leave class feeling great. Her sequence of asanas are great for mind, body, and spirit. I have learned so much from Elena. She's awesome!

I highly, highly recommend Tiny House Fitness! Abby is a extremely professional and a fantastic…read moretrainer. She focuses on overall health and wellness and pays attention to her client's individual goals. I love her fitness fusion classes. They're fun and a great work-out. She is always incorporating new and challenging moves and is able to provide modifications when needed to meet the fitness needs of class participants. I have been working out with Abby for years and will continue at her new studio!