Yoga Shanti's teacher trainings exceeded all of my expectations!!  I participated mostly online…read morewith a few weekends at the studio and still felt seen, heard, understood, and valued.    The program supported my growth based on the overall program goals and also my own personal goals.  The structure of the program's faculty & staff gave students broad perspective on the variety of topics presented, access to experts in asana, pranayama, yogic philosophy, anatomy, and so many other topics.  The organization of the overall course schedule, the homework, supplemental resources, and replay videos of the live sessions made the training efficient, accessible, and easy to get the most out of the program.   Yoga Shanti has created the most supportive, inclusive, authentic community in which I have ever been privileged to belong.  I felt uniquely valued and cared for, yet at the same time watched every student experience that same level of connection and support.  The mentors were a pivotal part of the program, helping ensure that we understood key concepts, meeting with us one-on-one to address our specific concerns, and overall helping to navigate all aspects of both the training itself and our development.  Final teaching assignments were thoughtfully tailored toward each individual to highlight both areas in which we were strong and areas in which we needed to spend enhance our knowledge and skillsets.   The class environment encouraged learning and trying skills outside our comfort zones.  Critique was always given with love because they saw our potential and wanted to help us grow.  The space was truly safe to try and fail knowing that we had the support to learn from our mistakes and try again.   I cannot say enough positive things about this program!  Participating in both the 200 and 300-hour trainings have been some of the best decisions I have ever made.

Absolutely loved the Saturday morning 8am class with Rodney. I was visiting a friend in Southampton…read moreand she was nice enough to share one of her sessions with me while I was in town. Highly recommend this establishment. The class was completely full and you are VERY close to one another so if you do not like that then this is not the place for you. Book your class ahead and arrive early. The class was not too difficult, all levels could take this class.

This studio is an absolute gem and an amazing asset to the area. I've been a member here for…read morethree years now and couldn't imagine life without it. Fantastic instructors and a wide variety of different classes. Treat yourself to what it has to offer.

You can't go wrong here. They have a great intro deal that lets you try everything for 2 weeks. I…read morewas hooked after a couple classes. I've been taking Yoga classes for close to 25 years now. I am not your typical practitioner. Let's just say i am very brittle. Whenever i go to a new studio they ask if this is my first yoga class give me the beginner treatment. These guys didn't big time at all. Very inclusive, friendly yet challenging and intense vibe. Everything you need from yin to vinyasa. Get in there!

John and One Ocean is still the best and most authentic yoga exeprience in the Hamptonsread more

Wonderful, peaceful and real yoga! I live in Chicago but…read morehave loved Jon Seeley's talent for creating a challenging and serene yet joyful space, with his excellent instructors, for many years. Very special place.

9/18/26 This is the…read morecleanest fitness club that I know of on Long Island. Not a time that I have come here where I do not see somebody (always a female, unlike some other gyms I go to) cleaning the ladies' locker room. Also the staff is quite friendly, and there is always someone walking around checking on members. The place is obviously well managed. Their personal trainers are quite knowledgeable and have helped me achieve my fitness goals. I am down 16 pounds since the beginning of this summer. I highly recommend Unique Fitness.

Love this gym & the atmosphere it provides. It gets you moving and grooving to get a great…read moreproductive workout.Machines clean and ready to go. I recommend this place for weight training for sure.

I was awesome, I've been going for 5-plus years and every year gets better! The directors could be…read morea little bit nicer but they really try their best to make camp fun and great, but I love the counselors, they're always fun, happy, and ready to make your camp experience even better. I love to sail and all of the electives make me want to stay the whole summer. The food is great and the cabins are clean. Every day at Camp Quinipet is just another adventure waiting to happen.

I've had the joy of consulting for quinipet for the past 10 months. The staff is intentional, with…read morea constant desire for growth and development in order to make camp the best experience it can be for counselors and campers alike.

Having already dabbled in Hot/Bikram yoga at Sayville Hot Yoga, I decided it might be time to try…read moreout a new studio in my neck of the woods. I don't profess to be an expert on the subject of yoga so I can only highlight the differences that I noticed and/or what I liked/disliked. Firstly the size of the studio is significantly larger. Bikram has approximately 2.5x the amount of floor space in the hot room, two separate changing rooms, and both side and front facing mirrors. Despite having more space the classes still become packed and prime spots on the floor are taken unless you arrive early. Case in point, I was forced to take the only spot left in the rear near the mens changing room. Supposedly the heat in that section is not that intense and consequently I did not get the dizzy-heat that I had become accustom to in these classes. Speaking of the floor... it's carpeted. I think a room full of people sweating to their max day in and day out should not be carpeted, but that's just me. Unlike in sayville, there is no calm, light music playing throughout class. The instructor's voice is punctuated only be the occasional grunt of someone falling out of a pose. As I mentioned before, I did not experience the same amount of heat that I'm used to. Even when walking on other parts of the floor, the heat did not seem that intense. Also, instruction focused mainly on physical/technical aspects of poses without much mention of a spiritual aspect. Overall I felt more like I was working out than attaining a higher state of consciousness. The prices are reasonable at $12 for a drop in class and several other packages like $99 for 10 classes. The location is pretty convenient, right on 25a at the end of Nichols Rd. These factors will most likely be the main motivation for me going back. If you're a new yogi or yogini and you live in the area you may just want to stop by and see what hot yoga is like and if it's for you or not. Minor annoyance: I didn't like looking at the water stain on the ceiling every time I went into savasana. Tip: Show up early like they tell you to.

Not impressed. The instructor that I had was like a drill…read moresargent.The heat was also broken the day I went. They would not give me my money back. The people who were around me were rude. The place gets too crowded. People are literally on top of each other. There is also only one bathroom stall in the womens room that is always packed. I would not go back.

I'm loving all the classes here. There's such a variety, something for everyone. I've taken classes…read morewith women of all ages too. I love that they have late night classes perfect for a busy mom. All the instructors are so knowledgeable and supportive. I've taken dirty yoga, hammock foundation, pole foundations, feminine embodiment, Pole-lates and looking forward to trying so many more. If you're on the fence, sign up, you won't regret it. It's not only physical workout but mental too!

Ok not going to lie but I was a little bit scared the first time I signed up for a class and walked…read morethrough the door but I am so, so glad I took a chance because The Cheeky Peach is awesome! My main concerns were being judged about my body type and being a total beginner but from the first step inside I felt completely and totally comfortable! When you first walk in there is a little reception area where I was greeted by the owner. I confessed it was my first class and me, being the dummy that I am, I was an hour early lol! She told me I could stay for the class that was running but I opted to dip out and come back. When I came back, I met my instructor the Lyra Foundations, Gina, who was very friendly. She asked about my background and told me about what we would be covering that night. Class started with a warm up consisting of some stretching, then some conditioning, then on to the main event. Gina demonstrated how to enter and exit the Lyra and had us on our way to doing some neat tricks in no time. She made everything look easy but ya girl was working up a sweat (def bring a water bottle with you!) As for my concern about being judged about my body type, I am please to report there were people of varying ages, shapes, and sizes, and everyone was totally cool. I've since been back for another Lyra class and hammock too which is super fun. I can't decide what I like best and I can't wait to try pole. I think one of my favorite things about Cheeky Peach is that they legit have classes morning, noon, and night, so there is ample time to fit a class or two into your schedule. So, if you are on the fence, I highly encourage you to just book a class and step through the door. You'll be hooked!

I've had a wonderful experience at this Pilates studio. The instructors are knowledgeable,…read moreencouraging, and make class both fun and challenging. Scheduling is easy. I've become stronger, more flexible, and genuinely look forward to every session.

Love it. Beautiful space. Great schedule of classes and personalized private training. Deb and…read moreRuby are terrific. Check it out in Westhampton.