So, first things first, This studio has moved to 580 Kelly Blvd. N. Attleboro. The new location is…read moredirectly across the street from the Volkswagen dealership and in the back lot directly behind T & Nails Spa. They also have plenty of parking in close proximity to the studio entrance. The studio itself has plenty of cubby storage space in the lobby/check in area as well as the studio itself. They also have a gender neutral bathroom in the studio space. The studio itself is very modern, clean and spacious. They do you have some basic props available in the studio, however , they do recommend That students bring their own props when able. They offer a range of classes, the class packages, and a drop in class options are comparable in price with other nearby competitors. It should also be noted that classes are booked entirely online. The instructors I've met, thus far have been very welcoming, as are the other students. I hope this studio continues to gain popularity and has the option to expand into larger studio space in the future.

This is a great place to come if you are looking for a good, solid yoga class. Let's be honest,…read moreit's hard to find the class for just YOU, it is a very personal decision. Here's what I look for. I am an on again, off again yoga practitioner who has been to a variety of classes at yoga studios, health clubs and retreats. Me, personally, I love a technique driven class. The point of yoga, for me, is to connect with mind, body, spirit, and breath. When I look for a class I am seeking out a teacher who is going to respect that. I do not look at yoga as a work out. I look at it as a practice, something you do somewhat daily to connect to your body. In that respect, I think Open Doors in North Attleboro is right on target. They are small, personal, and very focused. I have been to only two classes so far and am looking forward to more. What to expect: a very warm, well kept, clean, small studio. It is one single room with cubbies for your personal items/ shoes. They have blocks, straps, mats (though most people, including myself have mats), sprays in house. This is a HOT yoga class. Be prepared. I have been to a few hot yoga classes before, this one is pretty moderate, but bring water and a towel. Altogether it is a REALLY good work out (as much as I hate to admit it, it's a nice bonus considering I was looking for yoga as a health benefit). So far I have only been to the moderate/beginner class with Susan. She is very descriptive and I need that. She is incredibly sensitive to new clients. It is all about learning to know yourself, your abilities, and your limits. One last technical note, look for small shopping center on route 1, in same shopping center as "Quan's Kitchen" and "Kumon Learning Center." They have good, economical deals, very nice facilities, and a really good staff. I'm hooked!

Just joined after a years long search for a gym that matched CATZ (a now defunct bootcamp style gym…read morein Needham..now a Crossfit). LOVE OTF. I walk in, don't have to think about what to do, just follow the instructions. The leaders are motivating and supportive but they don't go overboard with the shouting or cheerleading. The goal is to earn at least 12 "splat"points per workout. You earn splat points by staying in the orange or red heart rate zone (everyone wears a monitor and your stats are displayed on screen during the class). This is different for everyone, depending on fitness level and effort, among other things and the class can be adjusted for newbies and the fitness elite alike. Half of the class is spent on cardio (typically a treadmill or glider) and the other half is spent on a variety of weight or plyometric style exercises. I've been to 6-8 classes so far and I always leave sweaty and drained, but feeling amazing. The only drawback is it's slightly pricey and they do charge for missed classes (although I find this to be a good way to drive accountability). Highly recommend.

I signed up for a first class online for Monday, 5:00. I clicked the "first class" button and…read morereceived subsequent instructions: arrive 30 min early, bring water and a towel, etc. I woke up at 4:00 and arrived there at 4:30, greeted by a very unwelcoming person that kept repeating "We don't do first time classes at 5:00". I told him the system allowed me and showed him but he didn't care and looked at me like I was a moron. I couldn't believe it. I sat in front of OTF for another few minutes in my car in disbelief while I watched him talk to the instructor in the other room thinking "they will come out and tell me to come back in" but no...sat there feeling pathetic. Not only did they make me feel unwelcome, I was embarrassed and made to feel like an idiot.

4 years later and I still love this studio!! We survived…read morecovid and have grown by another studio!! All the staff and teachers are amazing ! They always push me to be stronger, set intentions, and leave it ALL ON THE MAT. I love the variety of classes and the schedule so I can always pick a class that's convenient for me. We also had our first yoga retreat which was an amazing time !

I recently made the switch in memberships from Pure Barre to here and I'm so happy I did! No hate…read morewhatsoever to Pure Barre, but the environment here is just unlike any other fitness studio I've been apart of. Every single teacher and staff member is so welcoming and you can tell they truly love what they do. The studio itself is beautiful -- well-decorated and always clean. I also appreciate the lavender towels at the end of the workout, it's a really nice touch that not a lot of places do. As someone who used to only do barre, BYE has expanded my horizons and made me love yoga just as much, and The Experience is truly the best workout! Totally agree with the person who said this studio gives you the "me time" you need :)

I dropped in here and had the best experience, my emails were replied to quickly, my weird length…read moreof time in the area was met with Jesse willing to work with me on the best pay situation, and my experience after one class was phenomenal. Everyone was incredibly friendly, the workout was innovative, and there were dogs around! If I lived in the area I wouldn't go anywhere else.

I love this place so much it's more than a YMCA it's a community center and a spiritually…read moreenlightened place to be. I have made many friends there. When they invited me to be a swim teacher for adults I said YES and I love it.

Fantastic gym, friendly knowledgeable staff. Wonderfully engaging members. Come and make new…read morefriends.

Kim is a great Yoga teacher. The studio is small, so the classes are small and you get a lot of…read moregreat attention from her. She has really reasonable prices, and a great variety of classes that changes up frequently. She even does kids yoga and couples yoga. She is especially good if you are looking to try out yoga for the first time.

Yoga, kick boxing, personal training. Kim is a wonderful person and teacher. She tailors…read moreworkouts to your needs and ability. If you have never worked out before, or don't know what to expect, you should go see Kim. She has a small, comfortable space to relax and get healthy!

My daughter just started a tiny toddlers movement dance class here this fall. It was very easy to…read moresign her up and get all of the information needed. The prices here were the best I could find in the area and make the 20 minute drive totally worth it. The teacher, Miss Cathy, is great with the little ones and my daughter always looks forward to the class. She always has songs and things ready for the different holidays and season changes. The only downfalls which really have no affect on the studio performance at all is the parking lot is awful and the waiting area is very small and gets very packed.

I have been taking Zumba classes with instructor Jess for a good 5 weeks now and I LOVE It! She has…read moregreat energy, better moves and where else can you hear a group of over 30 women singing out "Hotel, Motel, Holiday Inn"! I also love their prepaid Zumba cards. I bought the 10 classes for $60. That's $6 a class! It also means you go when you can. Before I had an 8 week plan and had to miss 2 but there's no recourse, just lost money. So, besides the fact that I wished they had better lighting in the parking lot, H & H is a great place!!

Came here for a quick workout and sauna because it's the closest Y to the Wrentham Outlet Mall,…read morewhere I dropped off my friend for her shopping expedition. What amazed me: 1. The staff member working in the fitness area (moderately sized but very nice quality equipment and lots of natural light) was actually DOING SOMETHING, i.e. walking around and putting stuff back in their proper places! Never seen that at any other Y I've been to, where staff just stand around, fiddle with their phones, and generally just use up oxygen---unless they are personal trainers working with a paying client. Not only that, the guy actually noticed that I was new and came up to me, introduced himself and offered help if I ever needed any! Absolutely flabberghasting staff behavior for a YMCA, lol! If only every Y were like this. 2. The fairly new, spacious, and coed sauna next to the pool area (there are no longer single sex saunas in the locker rooms, I was told) was actually heated to a decent temperature (190F according to the thermometer hanging on the wall at chest level) AND had two levels of seating so you could actually get a decent sweat on, as opposed to some Ys that for some boneheaded reason have only a single low bench which is completely useless because duh, heat RISES so why in the hell would you want to be sitting so low when it's already maxed out at some wimpy 150F? (Cough cough, Melrose and Framingham YMCAs.) The disadvantage of a poolside sauna though is that it's a pain to go back and forth back to the locker room shower for a cold rinse every 10-15 minutes, as opposed to a locker room sauna---but this is not a fatal flaw. 3. The treadmills were by a brand called Matrix I had never seen before and I got on one hoping that it wouldn't totally suck like the Precor treadmills---happily, it did not, though I was disappointed at how tiny the screens were after being spoiled by the huge 24" screens of the Life Fitness treadmills at my home Y in Cambridge. BUT it had one beautiful feature the big fancy LF treadmills lacked: a built in cooling fan at the top of the console, which was absolutely delightful! Wish this feature were standard on EVERY piece of gym cardio equipment, lol. Only a few minior gripes about this place: - Almost all the stationary bikes were the geriatric recumbent kind. No Keiser bikes, which are the only ones with decent ergonomics and that actually feel like you're pedaling a real bike. - Kettlebells are few and max out at 22kg, which is barely enough for one handed swings and presses, but much too light for loaded carries or two handed swings. - Oh and it'd be nice if they had some hanging boxing bags, or at least one. This is one of the things that sets the Cambridge Y apart: an abundance of free-hanging real boxing bags, not the useless water-base standing bags. This gym appears to have neither. Overall though, this is a very good Y and I will be sure to return next time I'm in the area!

Awesome audience, perfect performance area and super staff for our two 8/5/26 Hockomock area YMCA…read moreMusical Ventriloquist Comedy performances today. Miss Emily, Mr. Ross, and all the YMCA staff were especially helpful. Our 40" ventriloquist puppet sang "We are all here in Foxboro and we say thank you". After our Tennis Ball puppet sang our version of "Happy Happy Birthday", everyone joined in singing the traditional "Happy Birthday" to the young boy who will celebrate his birthday this month. Special thanks to the children who joined us on stage today to play our tambourines, maracas, and drumsticks in tempo with our music. Some even volunteered to demonstrate their new ventriloquial skills after choosing a puppet of their choice from our big drum case. Volunteers were encouraged to say their first name into the microphone and try moving the puppet's mouth three times as they said "One, Two, Three" with their new puppet voice. We especially want to thank the male and female YMCA counselors who volunteered to be our HUMAN DUMMIES, wear our male and female ventriloquist face masks, and help us sing our "No Bully Zone" (No, they did not sing at the same time... we're not that good!)