Nathan did an amazing job getting my husband and I ready for our first dance at our wedding. We are…read morenot dancers (nor are we artsy or particularly creative, we are mathematically minded) but Nathan managed in 11 weeks to get us doing a swing dance. Not only could we do the dance with comfort, but we even managed to have smiles on our faces! We thoroughly enjoyed the lessons, not just the final product. Our friends and family were full of praises. Highly recommend Nathan for your dance lesson needs!

I really love this space. the light, the floors and especially the community that has been created…read morearound dance as a form of transformation, delight and connection is rare and wonderful.

What an amazing studio! FLUX has so much to offer. This hot yoga studio gives first time goers…read moretheir first class free, offers a free community class every week, and offers scholarships for BIPOC. Their Downtown Fairhaven studio is GORGEOUS with a nice view of the waterfront. All the instructors are so kind and wonderful. They do a great job of making everyone feel welcome and comfortable for people with different skill levels. Best of all, they give you a cool, lavender towel to relax with at the end of each session. Something I've never gotten anywhere else! This studio has a convenient app to pay for and book classes. They also have a strict no show and late fees. Things to note: Finding the studio for the first time can be a bit tricky as it's inside a building with multiple office spaces. As long as you stay on the first floor of the building, go down all the way down the hall and to the left you should be able to find it.

Love this yoga studio! I started coming here first when I moved to the area and love infrared yoga…read moreuntil I need to go a safer route due to getting pregnant. Definitely felt more workout oriented than calming and carefree.

I just began taking yoga for the first time in 30 years, and they have made me feel really welcome…read more I attended the free Iyengar yoga class that is held between the sessions and was really impressed by the owner, Ingela, who explained all about yoga and made sure we were all doing the movements as they should be. I purchased an entire session of 12 classes ($140) and was happy to see they provide the mats, belts, blankets for their students. The level one yoga is not difficult, but made me feel amazing and stretched .

I purchased a one time a week session here for spring quarter. I was excited to practice here but I…read morehave to say I was extremely disappointed and chose not to return after two sessions. I've taken yoga before, and I know that the instructors come around and help you with your pose but when the women (the instructor and some other random older woman who was walking around) came to help they weren't very helpful, they would say really general instructions and then get annoyed when I didn't do exactly what they had in mind. I signed up to relax and get some exercise, not to be made uncomfortable and self conscious.

A quick update to share how compassionate and caring the support team are. When I had to make a…read moremajor change, they responded quickly, were kind, and resolved the matter.

I have been going to Bellingham Yoga Collective (BYC) for a few months now. I started with the 3…read moreweek pass for an introductory price. I took advantage and took 10 classes during this period. The space is on the 3rd floor of the recently remodeled Granary Building. There is nice bright lobby with reception desk that has been staffed I have been there. Check-in for class is pretty easy, there is an iPad on a stand where participants find their name and tap "check-in". A sign indicates what props will be needed for the class. Props are neatly stacked to the left after entering. The two bathrooms are always clean and are spacious. The yoga room is a simple hard wood space with windows to the north. I (male) have often been the only male in the class, but with the weather getting colder, the mix of participants has increased. I have enjoyed all the instructors, they are kind, helpful, and very good at leading classes. I have taken part in Gentle/Restorative, Hatha, and Vinyasa classes. The times work pretty well for me. There is usually a 7AM class, then 9:30AM, then noon. Those are the classes I have attended (my schedule has been flexible lately). Only once has my class been sold out, a Sunday AM Hatha class, 40 people fit in that room. I have had a number of teachers ask my name, that has been nice, adds a personal touch to attending classes. BYC has a lot of special events, too, I have not attended any, but it's good to know they are there when I am ready to give one a try.

I was hesitant at first because I dislike drama, but I feel like this gym needs to be held…read moreaccountable, and this is the only way I can do it. I started bringing my 5- and 7-year-olds here for just under a year. They loved it; they made friends; my daughter competed in and won a huge tournament. I had truly thought I had found a treasure for my kids to grow in. My children are young, and the instructors here will encourage you, as a parent, to help your kids follow instructions and practice the techniques they are teaching. I had been doing this with my daughter and son every time we went; it was completely acceptable and encouraged. This is where everything went horribly wrong.....My daughter was practicing drills with a young boy I had known for quite some time. She was using the sweep technique incorrectly, so I quickly got on the floor with her and said, "Grab his collar or sleeves." Stop grabbing the back of his head. I got up and went back to my seat, as I had so many times before. I did not speak to this boy or even look at him; I only communicated with my daughter. For some reason, whatever I said to my daughter upset this boy; his mom became irate, and they stormed out of the gym. I got a call a few days later from 2 of the main coaches: "Jesse, we watched the video, and you did nothing wrong, but you can't come back to the gym. They also have cameras that prove everything I am saying. But because this boy is now disturbed by what I did and has a mother full of vitriol and hatred, their solution is to kick me out of the gym for doing exactly what they told me to do. I am the only one who can drive my kids to practice; they can no longer do jujitsu here. If you have kids and want to get them involved in Jujitsu, avoid this place at ALL COSTS. I imagine they will respond to this and try to defend themselves, but it's all bullshit, and I have proof. I will not forget this. And if the "mother" reads this, I hope you feel better about yourself. I hope hurting my children helps you and your child feel better, truly I do, at least you get something out of it, right? You should be so proud of yourself. What a great mother. Read less

Great gym. A great space to try out jiu-jitsu whether you're a seasoned veteran or a nervous…read morenewcomer.

After a vast search for a new hobby, I came across Elements Hot Yoga. After day one consisting of…read moretwo classes, I'm happy that I did. Staff is very friendly, welcoming, and helpful. They and other attendees provide a relaxing and supportive atmosphere. I don't have the best confidence in my physical form, but felt comfortable participating in just a sports bra and capris. The studio is very clean and updated. I'm looking forward to attending my next class. Be sure to download their app. I kept attempting to purchase and schedule classes by way of the website, doesn't work.

I really enjoy the space and the instructors have great flow. The room is big and very warm. Really…read morehelpful to sweat and focus on flexibility. Above all, everyone I talked to was very kind and friendly!

JOGA has had a profoundly positive impact on our son's confidence and skill level. He now plays…read moreDivision 1 level soccer for the NJCAA on a team recently ranked 9th in the nation for the coach's choice honor. JOGA is no-nonsense soccer training and worth every penny. Love it.