I didn't know how much I missed yoga until after the first class I attended…read more Wonderful teacher and assistants. They listen and gently guide you into the proper pose so you can get the full benefit.

What an amazing place. So inviting. The teachers are very helpful. They help put you in the correct…read moreposition. They have classes every day. Level 0 to 3. It is located on the corner of JFK and H street. Parking is in the back. The owner Stacey is awesome. Very sweet. They have classes for TBI patients as well. All sizes and shapes are in the classes. It doesn't feel judgy either. Very comfortable place to relax!

I went to the downtown location today and took the power yoga basics class. This was only my second…read moreyoga class in a studio setting and I can't say enough great things about the studio space and Gabriel, today's instructor. The space is beautiful with a great location and Gabriel could not have been more encouraging or made me feel more welcome and comfortable. I will definitely be returning.

This studio in now located in Unity Martial Arts Center - Martha and Sylvia are excellent certifed…read moreIyengar teachers they are kind and empathic. I watched them run around and help everyone to make sure that their experience was satisfying and successful. I would highly recommend their classes as a place to start your yoga practice and continue in their more advanced classes.

This is a cute, totally groovy, easy-going yoga studio that has a "pay what you can" honor system…read morepolicy. Plenty of mats and other supplies are provided. Small bathroom that doubles as a changing room. As a frequent traveler, I was thrilled to find this place! Nothing like yoga after flying all day and sitting in meetings.

McClure wasn't my first love in the fitness world, but I have a strong feeling that they'll be my…read morelast!! Back over 15 years ago, I started Jillian Michaels' videos and I've been pretty fanatical about her style/method throughout the years. Less than a year ago, we relocated to the Bryant area and I had heard about this gym from some coworkers. This past April I decided to give it a try, and what a GREAT decision that turned out to be!! Although, I had worked out consistently for 5-6 days/week over the years, most of my workouts were the Jillian or Autumn Calabrese Beachbody videos. Most of these workouts were only 30 minute long videos (a few were an hour), and turns out that I just THOUGHT I had been working out. McClure has taken my fitness journey to a whole other level!! The first few months kicked my butt, but in the best way possible!! I got so much stronger than I ever even thought possible and am now in the best shape that I've EVER been in before at 35 years old. The atmosphere is relaxed, yet challenging--and it's a total "no excuses" vibe which I love!! Need modifications? The instructors would be more than happy to provide them. Since I always did the workout videos in my living room, I considered myself a lone wolf exerciser and wasn't sure how I'd like the group environment. It's awesome!! There's a total supportive atmosphere to so many people giving it their all on the gym floor together. Definitely strength in numbers & an accountability factor. Sometimes, I try to feed off of competitiveness, as well, like trying to be as fast as this person or that. It really pushes me compared to my old school living room workout videos. My advice to anyone seeking a place to workout is to give it a try. I suggest trying more than one class because the classes that are offered are so diverse and versatile. Don't make your judgment on one visit. When I started, I got a punch card for 10 classes and tried numerous classes to hit on instructors who matched the style/intensity that I was looking for. I feel like that's a good route to go because they all have different things to offer. Also, the owner of the gym definitely "practices what she preaches" and for me that is so important. She's always been welcoming and happy to help with any question I've had during this process. For once in my life, I actually LOOK like someone who works out 5-6 days/week and, no doubt, that is 100% due to McClure!!

In person or online, McClure classes cannot be beat! I reluctantly tried group fitness for the…read morefirst time last year thanks to the persistent invite of a good friend. All my hesitations and worries were quickly relieved thanks to the welcoming community (staff and peers) at McClure. Thank you to Marietta for creating a great gym in Benton and online classes too!

An amazing gym offering all types of classes (barre, reformer Pilates, weight training classes,…read moreyoga, etc) and various amenities such as a cold plunge and sauna! I've been to a lot of gyms and this is by far the best gym in Arkansas!

I really appreciate this gym. I'm surprised the other reviews say it's dirty because every time…read moreI've been there it's been very clean. Never noticed anything out of place always a friendly environment. The sauna and steam room are great, honestly I'm surprised to see these bad review on here because every time I go there I get a great work out and a nice relaxing time in the ladies locker room at the sauna and steam room. Always my favorite place to come, they have day passes, and the classes are great.

I love this studio! I've taken three classes here, 1 mat class and two beginning reformer classes,…read moreand I've been raving about it to anyone who will listen ever since. I will definitely be back! My friend wanted me to go with her, and she booked a private lesson with Matt for the two of us. It was great to get that kind of personal attention, especially since I had never done Pilates (except on a Jennifer Kries VCR tape!). The breathing and the meticulous positioning of your body are so important, and a private session helps you orient yourself and understand a lot more about Pilates. Matt was great. I wasn't sure how much of a workout it would be, but the next day, deep core muscles of mine was stiff, so I knew he had put me through my paces! Another friend of mine suggested I try the reformer classes, too, and I wanted to get on that shiny machine! I took two reformer classes. This apparatus has various tension springs, straps, boxes and props to use to help you get the most out of it. The first class I took was technically an intermediate class with Paula, the owner, but there are only four reformers, so everyone gets personal attention, and I never felt that I was not getting it or that I was holding anyone else up. I had run 20 miles for a marathon training run the day before, and Paula was mindful of that for each set up of the apparatus. I took a beginning reformer class with Nikki more recently, and that was great, too. There was just one other person in the class, and Nikki was very helpful in making sure we both pushed ourselves, but not dangerously. The only issues I have with The Pilates Studio is that you can't drop in and the Web reservations system is a little clunky (I wanted to reserve just one class, not a series, and I couldn't find how much it was on the site). And, the classes are expensive. The semi-private lesson was $45 each, and drop-in reformer classes are $30 each ($200 for a series of eight). I understand why you pay this much: you get tons of personal attention from really knowledgeable teachers, so they couldn't accommodate more "profitable" numbers at lower rates. I will definitely be back: I plan on asking for PIlates for my birthday! I also wanted to note that Paula and all the teachers are great, and the studio is a relaxing oasis. Whenever I've gone, it's been the highlight of my day.

I joined hotworx on hwy 10 earlier this year and it was great at first, however the past couple of…read moremonths i have been trying to move my membership to another location and during "staffed hours" no one is ever there. I also couldn't get access to open the door with the app because everytime i went by to get help for that no one was there, so i had to put my code in, which was fine just kinda annoying. Also the staff aren't the friendliest and quite pushy. It's unfortunate, because hotworx is a great gym but the people running it make it difficult to enjoy.

Omg! I had the most amazing experience here. I was in town visiting and my friend invited me to…read morejoin her. First of all the lady at the counter (Melinda) was such a delight. She was so pleasant and extremely helpful. She showed me around and answered all my questions. I really love that you can do yoga in a sauna alone or with one other person it's perfect during this whole pandemic situation. They disinfect after each use. I felt extremely comfortable working out here. I like to rate places on whether I would go back...I would get a membership and go all the time if I lived there. I plan to find something similar when I get home.

I have called several times on several different occasions, with the same question:…read more Do your pools have a lift, i.e., are you ADA certified? The people at the front desk do not know. They transfer me to the Aquatics Office, where I get the message, "There's no one here to take your call". Hope they do better when somebody is drowning.

I have been a member at the Little Rock Athletic club for about the last two years. I was a member…read morefor about a year prior to renewing again. I The club is nice but my experience of having true access to tennis league has not been good. I have tried to get into leagues and always told on a regular basis that they are full but somehow , I have met people who I play tennis with at other people who manage to get into the leagues. I play 3.5 tennis I should not have a problem getting into leagues at my own club. I am told to get on the sub list. I pay for full access to all clubs, when it comes to playing tennis the Racquet club and athletic clubs seem to be full. When it comes to renting courts, and doing live ball, I have no problem with those services because I am paying extra for them. I know that the league has fees too. Unfortunately , I live in Arkansas , I learned that the tennis culture is not the best, very selective from my experience when it comes to tennis and of the limited access of indoor courts in the state does not help . I would strongly recommend that you ask about all access before joining . This people will not change trust me .