I love the hot yoga classes at Yoga Home. The instructors are so friendly and great teachers. I…read morelove getting to do Lauren's classes the most - the classes are never the exact same, and it's an amazing workout

Make it out to the 3rd floor location of this yoga space and enjoy the ambience of tranquil…read morevibes...challenging class must be accepted while getting heated up internally and externally ~Enjoy away

App is complete garbage - not user friendly - the pop-up they are using for ads just stays up and…read moreyou cannot access any other screens to schedule. Was going to take classes here but nope.

The good. The employees that work the studio. The yoga classes are fantastic, and the 45 min hits…read moreare good workouts. The teachers are knowledgeable and give general instructions. The connivance of the provided blocks, yoga matt and towel is appreciated. The bad. The teachers don't correct individuals on poor form. LOUD, even the yoga classes are not relaxing . The worst part. It's a well run business, not a yoga studio that builds community.. Must cancel a minimum of 6 hours in advance if not you are charged a late cancellation fee. Which unless you are going at completely off times, you need a reservation. Arrive late, and there is a fee, Overall, the gym is for the business owner, not for the individual working out. It's the first gym I've ever felt stress being part of it. The overall membership is fairly priced, for the amount of classes that are always available, but being stressed at a gym is why I am cancelling my membership. There is zero hospitality in their business transactions and overall, that's what I value the most. A community that would appreciate my hard earned cash and doesn't feel gimmicky or bamboozling by a 6 hour cancellation fee... 2 hours was reasonable, 6 is not. There is a cost to pause the membership, so when you travel for months at a time, you still end up paying. And their overall cancellation for the membership is robbery. I'm sure the owners are happy with their earnings. But I also would love to believe that their original vision is being tainted by business not a true yoga community

Beautiful and super clean yoga studio in Deerfield Beach. The owner is lovely and has a true…read morepassion for yoga. Wonderful teachers. Fellow yogis are so friendly and welcoming. Great location. The heated classes leave you renewed. Can't wait to go back!

A beautiful clean small studio with a great staff:). I used…read moreto attend core power in Denver and this studio has a similar vibe and an even better experience:)

Namaste, Rebirth Fitness Yoga will help you find your best self! I found Rebirth Fitness Yoga by…read moreaccident as I found myself a snowbird in Lighthouse Point without a car, and I was looking for a place to exercise that was convenient. I had taken yoga over the years at various gyms, but I had never been serious about my practice. It was love at first sight! Kristen took the time to coach me through proper positions and encouraged me to try new things. The studio offers several levels of Vinyasa Yoga and a chance to chill evenings and weekends with some relaxing Yin. Kristen and her team provide a supportive family-like atmosphere where students can learn and grow.

I have recently really gotten into yoga and this place is one of my favorites. Tucked away right…read moreoff federal highway is this beautiful yoga studio. It is situated on the second floor which gives you a nice view of the sky while doing those yoga poses. They feature a ton of different classes and workshops. I highly recommend you check Rebirth out for your next yoga class.

Had an extra day when I flew in to town for work, so I booked some time at the local yoga studio…read moreand it was everything everyone says about it. Old traditional, very friendly and welcoming. We had a very full class they just keep coming in. Enjoyed myself and would consider going on a retreat with this group it was so easy to just be, as it should be.

Wonderful teachers: kind and helpful. My body and spirit always feel great after a yoga class here.read more

When the instructor heard that I was visiting from Boston she proceeded to call people from my…read morestate "Massholes". Also one of the classes I took was obviously taught by a new instructor...Not worth the $18 drop-in, should've been discounted. Us Massholes discount classes like that! The studio is clean, props galore, mats are free to use. These are all great things.

My heart. I love this studio. From Monica's creative cuing to Lynzy's incredible flows to Steph's…read moresoothing storytelling Vinyasas, this is my yoga home. A space of no judgment where the rookie yogi or seasoned practitioner can sweat it out, breath, and get into that vibrating yogic mindset. They facilitate beach cleanups and donation based classes as well as a pretty kickass YTT ;) Reasonable pricing, nice location, awesome community, etc Xo

Update: The manager of this studio called me immediately…read moreafter I texted her to talk about my experience. I was wrong. They are not rigid. They genuinely do care about the customer experience. Genuinely appreciated that... They have a strong chain of command and a way of doing things which keep a business running... It's not just how a business is run, but how they handle it when there's a genuine concern... A+ to this team for stepping up and super fast to my concerns. Thank you so much. I spent over $200 for only two classes at this Club Pilates location, and the experience was extremely disappointing. I was turned away from a Level 1.5 class simply because it was my second class--even though the Level 1.0 class was full, which is why I booked the higher level. Their rigid, one-size-fits-all policies do not take into account real-life situations or individual circumstances. When I explained what happened, I wasn't offered a real solution--just a credit I didn't want or ask for. If you're new to Pilates or unsure whether it's right for you, I strongly recommend thinking twice before joining this studio. The lack of flexibility and customer consideration was extremely discouraging.

Pascal was such an amazing and instructor, she really took her time with my partner, and I. What an…read moreamazing experience

You know you need to work out, but.... "I'm too old…read moreI don't like high pressure sales tactics It doesn't fit in my schedule It's sooo boring My weight is fine The trainers don't really know what they're doing I could get killed on that equipment I hate waiting to use the equipment because it's so crowded The showers are icky...." It goes on, but I think I've hit the high points. Eventually, you make yourself go check out the big gyms. Sure enough, there are dozens of sweaty people rotating on and off the equipment without cleaning it. The smell of sweat permeates the room. Weights are everywhere except where they belong. And the sales guys....looming like vultures. But what if you could find a place where none of that was true and none of your excuses would apply? I'm picky about gyms or fitness centers....very picky. So have I got a place for you! Before you start, you will be given a health screen of questions of any current or past medical issues, as well as family history. Your blood pressure is taken, along with your resting pulse. You get body composition measurements and metabolic testing. Uh-huh, your weight may be good, but is there hidden fat that could be an issue? You can have your cholesterol, blood sugar or pulmonary function tested. Wow. Who else does that? Nobody, but these people really care about you. Their clients range from age 7 to age 92.......what were you saying about being too old? Moving on - you're ready to start. First off all comes the scheduling thing. This gym doesn't have any hours. You want to work out at 4 a.m., okay the trainer will be there, he/she will be qualified. You can see that from their bios on the website. All training is by appointment only so the gym is small, there will never be more than a few people at a time, and each one will have a trainer. You're never alone, so you don't have to worry about accidentally getting hurt because you didn't know what you were doing. And believe me, you won't get bored. You are the sole focus of your trainer while you are there. The equipment is current and well maintained. You won't see rusty hinges and worn out machines that squeak when they move. The gym is spotless, everything is where it belongs. Not sure about your diet? There is a nutritionist on call. Same thing with a masseuse, if you want a massage after your work-out. Oh yes, the dreaded locker and shower area. There's only a handful of lockers, since this is a personal gym. There are two huge showers (one is handicap accessible) and a private dressing area. There is no mold growing in corners that looks as though it pre-dates pond scum. This place is clean, even by germophobic standards. So, you love the place, but you still aren't sure. You can have 3 free sessions and there is no used care salesman hiding behind the curtain. Yes, I had one gym that actually said, "How can we get you to sign this contract before you leave, without having to look anywhere else?" Either you want to do it, or you don't. No one is going to push you. No, it isn't cheap to work-out here, but there are so many things that make it worth making it work. Go ahead - take their 3 free sessions and try it out, compare for yourself. I dare ya.....

For 46 years I have steadfastly avoided anyone even remotely resembling a PE instructor... then I…read moremet Michael Ashley. I finished up my third visit on Wednesday and still no mention of money!?! On my first visit I had a review of my physical state including my stats, BMI and about 15 measurements of my arms, legs, waist, chest and others. There was also a discussion about my general health, my goals and how I felt about using a facility like his. (The focus was all on me... not on how many payments the plan could be stretched over, like when we were shopping for a gym for my wife!?!) On my second visit Michael guided me through about ten different activities which he purposely started out on the lower, safer levels. It was surprisingly gentle and Michael was genuinely encouraging. (Way different than the ### high school gym instructor who turned me off from going to a gym for the last 46 years.) On my third visit, after warming up, I had an odd sensation that took me a moment to figure out what the heck it was. I was stunned to discover that I was actually looking forward to the workout (not dreading it... how weird is that!?!) Michael came out to meet me on the gym floor and we were off on another set of discovery activities. What was I capable of doing? (You will note I am using the term "activities" rather than calling them "exercises". That is because in my mind, I equate exercises with torture and these were actually interesting as they were designed to help me discover... not suffer.) Michael got me to do more than I thought I was going to be able to do and in a supporting, team like way. Hard to explain but Michael makes you feel like you are not in this alone and he champions you all the way. Not in a cheerleader way but in a belief in you that you just sense and respond accordingly. Best way I can describe it. Tomorrow, I meet again with Michael to go over my results from the three visits. Still no mention of money... just me, how I feel while working out, tips on how to manage my balance better and more about ME. When Michael says he will give you three visits free, he really means it. I figured it was just sales hype. There has been no sales hype... actually nothing to do with sales, at all. So, pigs must be flying somewhere and a very hot location must have frozen over because I am actually going to recommend a fitness center... SayFitness. If you have ever wondered about going to a gym or having a trainer help you get fit, you must take Michael up on his three free visit offer. And it isn't just come in and work out on the equipment. It is a full review, guidance and a plan... and encouragement. And it really is free! Oh yes, Michael tells me that his trainers will meet you on your schedule. So, if you schedule a workout for 3:00 am, your trainer will meet you at the gym at that time. I am tempted to test Michael on this feature, too. But that would mean I would have to get up at 3:00 am, also. I think I will take his word for it.