I've been practicing on and off at Torch, as my schedule allows, and wanted to update my review…read more Good news: they're still great! I still highly recommend this studio for any hot yoga and fitness lovers! I recently took the Yoga Body Boot Camp for the first time and I really enjoyed the challenge of this class! I'm looking forward to taking it routinely to increase strength and confidence within the flow taught by Lily. It's not for the faint of heart, but I highly recommend! First Review in 2018: After not practicing yoga for years, i gave the Fundamentals class a try. It was exactly what i needed to get me back into the swing of things! Ashley instructed us so peacefully through the hour and encouraged us to work hard but modify what we needed for ourselves. Such a welcoming atmosphere- i can't wait to go back!

This was one of the first studios I tried out since moving to Virginia Beach recently. I signed up…read morefor the intro pass which was $30 for 30 days which is a great deal for anyone looking to try the classes. I tried the RYA lite, Funky Flodown and FUNdamentals classes. After doing all three, I believe the it's the same temperature for all classes. Each class I've gone to were pretty full. I don't know if it's the way the room is structured in an L and not a square/rectangle or the windows being covered by curtains and I could see outside some... I was mentally distracted in that place. This may be a me thing. Instructors were really good. I did go to a FUNdamentals class on 6/26 (whoever was teaching that day) I absolutely enjoyed it. He gave excellent cues that really helped me. Any instructor that gives good cues to help visualize a pose is a win in my books. All classes were a good workout. You will come out sweaty and feeling glad you went. This is a contender in my books to sign up for membership.

Used to love going to your studio. It was always so relaxing. I love yoga. It's one of the only no…read moreimpact exercises I am allowed to do with my health diagnoses. I never needed my cane and felt like I was in my 20s and 30s when I attended your studio.

I'm doing the 2 week Challenge and waited to at least do my 5th day to really get a feel for hot…read morehouse. What I love about Hot house is that they're more structured and have more information before you get into heated yoga practice. Although an added charge, they have a road map of postures online that you'll be going through and give you insight as well as modifications if you're just starting out, it's great for beginners as well as advanced practitioners that might want to go back and review. Knowing this helped me feel less awkward and to just focus on my postures. The classes are consistent when it comes to poses. Hot house yoga room is organized with dots that you align your mat with and what's great is that they play music while you practice the poses. Beginner = Stability classes More Experienced = Hot Flow Hot house yoga, is and can be spiritual (I mean yoga itself is spiritual), I hear people say that it feels good and yes I get a good runners high at the end but I still feel like a loose noodle and not so much a stiff pretzel (which is a good thing). What I like about doing heated yoga is that it's a life changing (how do they say it...) paradigm shift. The only thing that I can possibly see Hot house improve upon is probably adding a sauna/steam room to quickly acclimate before the class. It's a challenge in the beginning but that's just me because I enjoy winter more. They have Mat and towel rentals. They offer a good line of yoga products which is with Manduka. I've had a Manduka mat and towel for years and they last a long time. The classes are flexible and affordable which is great.

I love living across the street from my favorite yoga location. They have a special for unlimited…read moreclasses for $39 dollars for new comers. That's how I started to come here. I pay $129 a month to take whatever classes my heart desires. I do enjoy that they have later classes that help with my work schedule since I get off so late from work. It is a nice spot to stretch, sweat, and meditate for a hour. You go in and work hard and come out feeling refreshed and motivated. They use to have a coffee spot inside but it's smoothie place now. I love that it's smoothies instead of coffee. I tried the island warrior and that was 10/10. You get a discount if you are a member of torch yoga. I will definitely be coming back for more smoothies.

WHAT A FUN PLACE!! This location recently opened, they used to be on Granby St. There is a coffee…read moreshop inside the "lobby" area and it's the cutest coffee shop ever. As far as the yoga session, it was relaxing and intense at the same time. Everyone was so so friendly! I can't wait to go on more classes soon!

Not sure why there aren't more reviews of this place. Zen hot yoga has two locations. Both are…read morerelatively the same sizes & have one main hot yoga space. Both studios are very clean and the staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. There are several package options ranging from unlimited which is billed monthly or you can purchase 1,5 or 10 classes. They also offer military and student discounts which is very nice. The classes offered also range from hot or warm yoga,vinyasa, prenatal and kids yoga. They offer yin yoga once a week which I cannot attend due to it being during work hours so hopefully someday they will offer more yin classes! Otherwise the studio is great. If you attend hot yoga you will leave DRIPPING and the warm yoga with guided meditation will leave you feeling calm and centered.

I have only been here once, but overall it was a very good experience! The staff was friendly and…read morecourteous. The bathroom was impressive! Decorated very nice, smelled great, clean, two showers, and some toiletries on hand if you need them. I have been to hot yoga before and barely broke a sweat. I did the warm yoga class here and was pouring out the sweat. I liked the temperature of the room and the class was challenging enough to make we sweat! Going back again to try another class soon.

It's been very difficult to work with the personal trainers they change very frequently and quite…read morefrankly I'm starting to not appreciate how much I'm paying for the little service that I'm getting

In the middle of my workout power went out again and the workers told us to get out because they…read moresaid that the gym is closed for the day. This is not the first time either I would be canceling my gym membership after today and find another suitable gym. Overall as a gym it has everything you would need but you can't use them if its closed.

Best time to come is Sunday morning, it's pretty empty. I'm only giving four stars because, unlike…read moreother Planet Fitness gyms in the area, this one is not open twenty-four hours. So imagine, if you will, someone working an evening shift and getting off around midnight thinking they're going to wind down with the gym... and it's closed! Otherwise, it's a nice, clean gym with a lot of room for distancing. Again, the best time is a weekday mid morning workout while most normal people are working. Lol. One thing I did find disturbing. There was an older, red headed Caucasian female who used the bathroom and didn't wash her hands! Then went to the tanning bed-yuck! And yes, I told the staff so they could clean after her (and hopefully scold her).

Zero stars.. the general manager Dylan Dunklin is definitely a undercover racist for how he dealt…read morewith that man earlier. If he felt racism was being displayed as a general manager he should have heard the customer side. Instead of doing all the" my man" "hey bro" and acting offended .very uncalled for very unprofessional and I'm glad i seen that today.

I moved to OV and needed an open gym with my schedule. I tried a bunch of gyms in the area and…read morefinally i came across this facility. I'm glad i inquired and found out that they are 24/7. Exactly what suits my needs. They have a few rigs, free weights, kettlebells, accessory bands, machines, and cardio equipment. Everything you pretty much need to get a solid workout. I met both Amira and Gonzalo and they are both really nice and inviting to the gym space. Total family vibe at the gym and super inclusive of new members. They keep adding new equipment to the gym, which is nice. You can play your own music too so occasionally it can seem like you have the whole gym space to yourself.

I've always loved kickboxing so since I've started trying to work out more, I've been on the…read morelookout for good kickboxing classes. I'm definitely not a pro but coming to Ilovekickboxing makes me feel like one! The staff is friendly and really motivating and the workout area is spacious. The classes start off promptly with a 15 minute warm up which ALWAYS kicks my butt! It's perfect for getting my heart rate up and prepares me for the six bag rounds. In between the warm up and bag rounds, the trainer leads us through stretches and informs us of any specials or events going on during the month. The bag rounds consist of different combinations of punches and kicks and the trainer goes around making sure everyone understands the combos and is performing them properly. After bag rounds, we do partner rounds and it's perfect for the cool down phase. It's a bit expensive but there's different types of memberships offered. I got the 65 class card and I can come into the facility for any class time and it lasts for a year or until I run out of classes. The only thing I wish they would do is clean the mats between classes...definitely since most people workout with bare feet in the facility!! Overall I really enjoy the classes here and I love how they always have contests going on to boost our motivation!

I signed up for the 3 class deal which was 19.99. They called me immediately after signing up…read moreseveral times to schedule my first class and even when I did finally schedule, they were still calling me trying to get me to follow there Facebook, and confirm that I was coming to my class. The staff also would call and ask me several questions about why I'm choosing this gym and just all kinds of unnecessary things in my opinion so I had to quit answering the calls. There's nothing wrong with selling but sheeshhh, the sales thirst is real here. When I arrived to my first class I was given the grand tour then I received my free pair of gloves which were in the color black. I wanted pink instead and had to pay 15$ extra for that. You will also need to purchase wraps for your hands. so keep that in mind. when you purchase the bundle, only the gloves will be free. Long story short, I made it to my first class and loved it. The instructors are really good, and take there time with you. But of course after completing my first class more sales pitching was pushed my way. I wish they would start trying to sell you the membership after your last class which makes sense because damn Pam, its my first class, can I try all 3 to determine whether I want to join or nah? What was more annoying was the membership fee which was a whopping 145$ per month for 12 months! With an initiation fee of 150! but if you sign up your first class (hence why they pitch the member ship to you so soon) the initiation fee will be brought down to 50$. I was sooo looking forward to getting a membership here. I really like this place, its a very fun way of working out compared to the gym but 145$ a month is not affordable for me. I used to belong to Title Boxing and there membership was only 74.99 so I came in expecting a price point of that nature not 145$. Oh well, back to the gym I go.