Signed up for a morning Sunday session with my wife through ClassPass app. Our instructor was…read moregreat! The pace was faster than I'm used to but it flowed well. I'm not an avid yoga student so I struggled with many poses. Tre* our instructor was more than accommodating and reassuring to those less flexible. He told us to do our best and not hurt ourselves. Toward the end, he gave us positive words of affirmations and life advice to live in a positive environment. *I heard another student call our instructor By this name, I'm not sure of spelling.

So warm, welcoming, peaceful. CJ Knapp's class was creative, strong and just what we needed!! Love…read morethe space, feels like a hug.

They offer variety of classes for all levels, from beginner to advanced. Love the space that offers…read morecalmness and holds the community. It's a local fave for years. Yoga teachers are accommodating and knowledgeable with the practice. Find your flow at SIN CITY YOGA!

Edited to add a shout out to Kandy! I've only been able to take a few of her classes, but wish my…read moreschedule aligned with hers more!

Normally I wouldn't write a review after taking just one class, but I was so moved by it that I…read morefeel obligated to spread the word. Through ClassPass, I signed up for a Friday night Slow Flow & Yin Sound Bath with Polly Whittaker. It was one of the best yoga classes I've ever taken. I cried. Let me be clear: I'm picky about virtually everything in an exercise class. From sequences and pacing to the music, lighting and (most importantly) the instructor's approach, I am the opposite of chill -- because why would I pay to exercise outside of my house when I could do it at home for free? If the instructor gives too much or too little direction, makes me feel rushed, isn't trauma-informed / doesn't make the class accessible for all, has a voice or a vibe that doesn't sit right with me, emphasizes "working out" over mindfulness and connection, uses vocabulary I find grating (the word "yummy" to describe a stretch is a big offender) ... you get it -- I'm checked out. (Yes, I know this is a character flaw; yes, I am working on it!) To my immense joy, Yoga Sanctuary hit it out of the park for me on every level. Polly is such a gifted guide. Every word felt intentional, grounded and thoughtfully paced. I could have mistaken her instruction for one of the pre-recorded, meticulously edited guided meditations I listen to; she was that good. But what I really appreciated was how balanced the class felt. Nothing was totally riffed or overly structured. There was deep stretching and light strength-building, but there were also moments of deep connection and presence threaded throughout the 75-minute session. The sound bath and yoga nidra elements toward the end were just dreamy. Some people might prefer a more vigorous experience, but for me, this was exactly how a yoga class should feel. Props to the studio itself, too. The front desk staff were welcoming and helpful. Dim lighting and candles in the room set a soothing tone, and there were plenty of props to go around and space to spread out. I came here expecting to stretch and breathe for an hour. I left transformed, feeling connected to myself and the world around me again, nourished from the inside out. What a gift. I can't wait to return again and again.

Loved my class with Sherry. She's a strong, deeply experienced teacher. As the former owner of Yoga…read moreSanctuary, she is very invested in her students' building a successful practice.

Adam's weekly Iyengar classes at Power Yoga + Pilates were a wonderful experience for me. The…read morestudio is about a half an hour from where we were living, but it was totally worth the drive. Adam is truly a gem. He has a deadpan, understated sense of humor that brings a lightness to class while still keeping everything focused and intentional. He tells us why things are done in a certain way, which deepens my understanding. His teaching style is calm, clear, and very accessible, and he's always watching to make sure students get into postures safely. His attention to alignment and safety is excellent, and you can tell he genuinely cares about his students' well-being. Even though Iyengar can be very precise, Adam makes it feel approachable and supportive. His classes are thoughtful, well-paced, and consistently high quality. Having practiced yoga for over 20 years, this class is good for beginners and longtime yogis.

I am giving this place 1 star only because of the location and great instructors (that one star is…read morefor their instructors) they have but otherwise, I would give them a negative zero! I bought a 10 pack class package with them and was actually thinking of becoming a member. Well, that won't be happening anymore. I just finished a Pilates Reformer class and I was sitting in the waiting area putting my shoes back on and their owner comes out scolding her front desk employees stating that their Pilates instructor should not be mingling with the front desk employees and continued to state that if she catches it again that she will start firing employees. Mind you, there were a few of her clients/members that were out in the waiting area. How unprofessional can you be?! She couldn't keep that conversation behind closed doors?! Oh and that wasn't the end of it. She continued her tantrum when one of the member asked if she was Cindy (the owner) and she answers stating, "just email me." Did not even asked who is speaking to her and did not even bother looking at the person talking to her?! I was horrified just sitting there watching all this unfold. The audacity and rudeness she presented as the owner of the place?! It gave me such a bad taste of place!!! I have been in the Vegas fitness community for a while and never have I seen such disrespect and lack of professionalism especially from the owner! There are a lot of other places and competition in Vegas and for her to display such attitude, I will not be giving her my business again! I come to these studios to destress and not be part of such toxic environment.

4.5 stars and I would (and will) come back!…read more I loved Izzi's Saturday morning sculpt class so much. She had a fun, upbeat, positive coaching style laced with lots of humor. The class was packed but none of the moves meant I encroached onto someone's mat. I'm knocking for a half star because even though they say no phones, tons of people were scrolling on their mat. I found it distracting and took me out of the pre-class settling in. I also rented a mat, but the mat was very thin and rather cheap feeling. I was expecting a higher end, or at least not cheap, mat considering the environ. No biggie but def an FYI for visitors. The cherry on top after class is a fresh açaí bowl from the juice bar nearby. I'll definitely comeback when I'm in Vegas again.

I booked a Thursday evening Barefoot Bootcamp class through ClassPass and my experience here was…read morejust ok. Parking lot is plentiful. It was easy to find and this studio is conveniently located off the 215 freeway Flamingo Rd exit. My check in experience was quick and straight forward and the front desk receptionist was genuinely friendly. She gave me a quick tour of the studio and there are heated and non-heated rooms. The women's locker room was clean and did not have any funk odors lingering. There are showers available here. Here's where I had to knock off a star. There's lockers provided but they don't have the lock combination attached to said lockers. You can rent a lock & key from the receptionist and they take your driver license as collateral. Now I had to spend my entire class not to misplace or get that key lost. So I let the instructor (Toni) know it was my first time here at the studio. She did not bother to really show me what kind of weights and kettlebells I needed. I had to ask a fellow classmate what kind of equipment I will need. Also, I think it should be a safety precaution to ask a new student if they have been in a hot room before but she didn't ask me. I've been to other hot yoga/hot pilates class and the instructors always ask if there's any first timers. That way, they can keep in eye out for them throughout class. Maybe she assumed I've already been in hot rooms before since I "look" like a physically active person? IDK. It's fun to try out new work out studios around the city but personally, it's most likely I won't be coming back to 103 Hot. If I do, it'll be another class besides Barefoot Bootcamp.

Beautiful space and I had a great practice! Nicole was…read morewonderful guiding us with her beautiful energy:) Namaste

absolutely the best!! Generous and giving to the community…read moreat large for many years. and fabulous yoga! thank you Cheryl!

This was by far one of my favorite yoga classes! Cecilia…read morewas extremely sweet and motivating during the perfect times when you needed it the most. She did a beautiful blend of enjoyable stretches mixed in with core exercises which was a fun to way to spice things up. I truly felt so good after class and can't wait to come back for the next one ‍

Found this studio at the Candlelighters 5k last weekend. They gave me a free class, and I took Slow…read moreFlow with Priscilla the next day. It was a good, slow, challenging, class with poses in sequences that we held for a few breaths. Then we picked uo the pace and did one breath per movement. Priscilla's cueing language was purposeful and trauma-informed. The room was warm but not hot, which was great for me. The prop room was nicely air conditioned, so the props were dry and cool. I'm looking forward to trying a different class today!

I won some free classes for Tru Fusion a couple months ago from an event they were doing at Area15…read more(it was puppy yoga with Service dogs & it was an absolutely magical experience!) Started going this past February/March to check it out. I absolutely loved it! The classes are definitely not easy, but I really enjoyed them & all the instructors. The staff is incredibly nice, really take the time to help you understand the classes. The manager was so nice & gave me a tour my first visit. They have four training rooms at this location, I only used two: Rock room & Soul room. Depending which room you're in, depends if it's a heated or non-heated class. I believe the rock room is the only one not heated? This location does not offer Reformer Pilates classes. From what I understand the other two locations do you offer different types of classes that might not be available at the eastern location. The instructors are so understanding & encouraging, especially if you're new to doing any of the classes. The cleanest fitness facility I've ever been to. Locker room, showers, bathrooms, training rooms, equipment, all spotless! They provide most of the equipment, (I needed to bring a mat, mat towel, sweat towel, & water, I was able to buy the hand wraps for boxing from them directly) when you're done, they have an area for used equipment so it can be cleaned. Equipment rentals are very reasonably priced. They have plenty of lockers & storage. Tons of amenities in locker room, & a water bottle filling station. Memberships are pretty pricey for me, so I will buying their class passes! I appreciate the fact that they do have options besides a membership (with contract,) you can buy class packs (but they do need to be used in a certain period of time.) They do some pretty good deals for their class packs through out the year & you can also do drop in classes. The first person I want to give a shout out to is Ashley who teaches their Tru Mat Pilates class! She was my go to person for starting at TruFusion, she had reached out to me about setting up my classes after I had registered. She helped me out so much, such a sweet person, & an incredibly kick ass instructor! My first class was so intense (since it was my first ever Pilates class, I learned a lot) she was so encouraging & really took the time to explain everything. She knew I was pretty overwhelmed & really made it a comfortable environment. She reached out to me after & sent me a really sweet email. I appreciate her so much for following up with me after & I can't wait to take her class again in the future! The next instructor that I had was Maddie she was my instructor for Tru Boxing Conditioning Express. Such a fun, but intense class! She was so nice & took the time to explain things, was very encouraging. She helped with anything I struggled with, I appreciated her help, especially in such a fast paced class! Her class is no joke & super fun!! You are getting a full on workout & also taking out all of your aggression at the same time, you're going back-&-forth between boxing & strength training, it is super quick! My next instructor was Nicole who was subbing for Ashley for Tru Mat Pilates. My trainer & I went together to her class, we both really enjoyed it. She definitely did things very different than Ashley & I really appreciated getting a different perspective on Mat Pilate workouts. They definitely teach very differently & I do love the variation! My final free class & the reason that I will be purchasing class packs in the very near future: Tru Roll & Recover with Neylan! She has such a peaceful, warm, & inviting energy. Her class was absolutely amazing!!! The people in that class were so nice & everyone was having a great time, a lot of laughing! It was so relaxing (still intense, nothing at Tru Fusion is easy lol) It's basically a slightly heated foam roller stretching class (I was definitely very bruised after from the textured foam roller) with a lot of slow movements mixed with meditation. If you need a class to help relieve stress & open up different parts of your body, this is the class to take! I cannot wait to make it a regular part of my schedule! The only downside to TruFusion was how loud the music is in most of the training rooms versus the microphones of the trainers. It can be very overstimulating, & hard to hear what the instructors are saying. What ended up helping me was using my filtered earplugs (like concert earplugs.) So that way I was able to hear the instructors over the music & the music not be overpowering, which also made a massive difference in my workout. So if you are considering taking Tru Fusion classes, & the music is too overwhelming & overstimulating, I highly suggest using filtered earplugs! TruFusion is an absolutely amazing place to take workout/fitness classes. Thank you, TruFusion for being a safe place to learn & grow on my fitness journey.

The Tru Barefoot Bootcamp absolutely kicked my butt. I took an egregiously long shower after…read morebecause lifting my arms to wash my hair was a struggle. The instructor was great. She worked everyone out to their limit, with grace for people to drink water, take a break or make adjustments. She did a great job explaining and demoing all the cycles. I appreciate the facilities as the shower area was kept clean and spacious, as was the lobby and waiting area.

Best workout class I have ever been too I loved it and I loved Joe! I wish I lived closer I would…read morecome everyday but I will definitely be back for a class whenever I'm in the area.

The floor is filthy and management and part of the staff is rude and useless…read more I have to clean the floor myself before each class to set my mat down and the wipe (which I am simply using my own hand and a wet wipe, not a powered device) is black with filth EVERY TIME. I have brought the filthy wipes up to the front desk repeatedly, have talked to the manager, and am basically met with either attitude, like I'm the problem, or am given a list of excuses. This has gone on for months and months, and the floor remains disgusting. The cleaning staff does go into the room after each class, but they are obviously not given cleaning products to clean with, or what looks like black soot wouldn't be so easy to wipe up with a lysol wipe immediately after they clean. I've been a member since TruFusion opened their doors, and they used to be great, but since then it gets more expensive, and the quality goes down. We shouldn't have to beg to work out in a non filthy gym. Especially with what they charge for a membership. Our mats touch our faces, and the floor in the rock room is dirtier than if we put our mats in the parking lot. Called corporate multiple times, no response

Toning up by butt for pool season…read more I got a sweet Livingsocial deal here... 5 classes for 49 bucks (normally 200). I had no clue what I was getting myself into. The studio is small and clean (only 4 students per class). I was the only dude in all the sessions. I worked with 3 different instructors (Maria,Monica, and Jen). All very knowledgeable and professional. They focus a lot on toning legs and butts. Its definitely a lot harder than it looks. Overall, the classes helped me increase my flexibility, strengthen my inner thighs, and tighten my butt. Keep up the good work, Body in Mind!

Body in Mind is located at Palms Place inside Drift Spa. I didn't know what to expect when I first…read moresigned up for this. I initially thought we would be using the reformers but it turned out to be an intimate mat style Pilates class given my Nina. She started off telling us about the benefits of Pilates and how she got involved in it. She refers to her class as Bootylates and she is a walking advertisement that it works! I currently take Hot Pilates at another studio so I was familiar with most of the exercises we performed. What differed about this class is being that it is not in a hot room I really felt I could concentrate more on the actual exercise, my form and my breathing more so then I do in a Hot room where I know those things get compromised as fatigue from the heat sets in. This studio is on the smaller side, Nina had 12 mats set up for us and there were about nine of us in class. The class size max is also a bonus as Nina can check form and correct if needed. Although she didn't use the reformers they are in the studio along with some . And just this week I saw a Groupon for a one on one session for $50 which is quite the deal for this type of instruction. Drop in class rate is $20.