I enjoyed two classes here around Thanksgiving. I will definitely be back. Very small studio. Just…read morethe way I like.

Yoga Escape is a great place for yoga! Catherine is super nice and will make you feel like you…read morebelong the first day you're there. People with all abilities levels practice here so if you're a beginner you won't be judged. There are lots of different times all throughout the day so you'll be able to find at least one time that will fit into your schedule. Fun place!

New place is amazing! Nice open spaces for variety of classes- dance, tumbling, ballet, yoga etc…read more Can't wait until my yoga class next week.

My daughter is 5, and takes preballet here. Marci is an excellent teacher!! My daughter just loves…read moreit here. Also, I am taking an adult ballet class, taught by Marci's daughter. I look forward to Thursday's, because I feel so refreshed after class. I highly recommend!!

I started at Pushes and Pulls with Marsha and Steve a couple of months ago. I have been practicing…read morePilates on and off for the past 15 years with an amazing array of instructors; however, I must say that Marsha is the crème de la crème! She knows everything about the body -- how it moves, why certain muscles ache, etc. All I have to do is tell her, "I felt a pinch right here when I did that movement," and she always knows what muscle is affected and why, then she will have me adjust my posture or movement and voila! everything is in working order! I always have a great time during my workouts, both Marsha and Steve are so much fun and I can't say enough about how wonderful they are as instructors. I highly recommend Pushes and Pulls for Pilates novices and ol' pros alike. Before I forget, Marsha introduced me to Gyrotonic and it is AMAZING, albeit challenging at times, but it is so worth it.

Very excited to review Marsha. I worked with her at another studio for over a year. I was post…read morespine surgery and had barely any movement in my spine. Before I had spine surgery I was jogger and did yoga for years. One day my back went out and even after surgery I could do nothing. Then someone suggested Pilates. I researched and found Marsha at a studio in San Francisco. Martha's knowledge of anatomy and movement is incredible. She started me slow off at first with mat Pilates and then Cadillac, Reformer and Chair and finally introduced me to Gyrotonic. Adding Gyrotonic showed me that I could one day get back to yoga, which I've now been back doing about a year. She's patient and encouraging. She even wanted to look at MRI reports I had and asked questions of my physical therapist and physicians so she could properly guide me and get me back to an active physical life. I owe a lot to Marsha.

beautiful location. easy to find. parking can be a bit tricky but there's a free parking garage…read moreright next to the plaza that it is located in. the doctors are knowledgable and so easy to communicate with. the massage therapists know what they are doing and listen well to the client's needs and wants. 10/10 recommend! oh and they take some insurances but for self-pay options, they have an amazing wellness program that has flat rate fees for visits. awesome option!

I will be honest I am not a fan of chiropractors due to my line of work. I was very skeptical when…read moreI went in and was 99% convinced I would leave worse than when I came in, but I was desperate to get some relief from my self diagnosed neck and trap strain. I saw Katja Reid DC and not only was she tolerant of my apprehensions and self diagnosing she also fixed my symptoms in one session. I was soo thankful for the relief she gave me and she really changed this skeptics views.

I went to a yoga class and they had a sub that day so I'm not sure they taught what the class was…read moresupposed to be. We only did a a few poses and a long rest. This location is the old Indigo yoga space. Nice location, off street and street parking. You can join as a monthly member or get a numbered amount of passes or just do a drop in. I plan on going back when the regular teach is there and compare my experience. They offer many types of yoga classes.

We just moved to Salem five weeks ago. One of the first things we needed was a yoga studio we could…read morego to that felt good to us. We chose Common People Yoga and loved it! The studio has a big room that feels comfortable, and the teachers are all wonderful. Highly recommend it for the location, excellent events, and weekly yoga classes that vary for everyone, from the new to yoga to full-blown yogis. We felt welcomed from the get-go. The Warmed Restore Yin Yoga is exactly what my nervous system needs.

This store is so cute! They have a little bit of everything with knowledgeable staff and amazing…read morereaders. They are super kind and welcoming with a million cool things to look at. They offer tarot and oracle readings, yoga classes, and shamanic chakra cleansing's. The wide variety of stones, spiritual tools, and jewelry is so much fun to look at. Definitely will be returning as this place is one of the best up and coming spots in Salem!

I took a class with Ashley recently. Loved it! She offered modifications to make things easier and…read morealso to challenge each person present. The class was small so I felt very engaged in the class. This was my first time to the studio and I will definitely be back.

Do not waste your money in this place. Do not recommend. They cancel your appointments e 2 hours…read morebefore the class and is find but if you cancel the will charge you it not fair for you only for them

went there with my son and we had a blast. Positive dude up front was fun. Good vibes.read more

If you're a boulderer, this gym is passable. Rock climbers are dirt bags and they've no need for…read moreluxuries or amenities or cleanliness. The Rock Boxx is a decently large bouldering gym with varying terrain: slab, overhangs, aretes, and a top out boulder. The 2nd floor loft has their hangboards and a functional 2024 moonboard. I've only gone a handful of times, I think they're the only climbing gym in town. The setting was okay. I try not to be "that guy," but the grades were comparatively soft. The inside was super chalky and dusty and 80% of the time, the front desk staff abandoned their station to go climbing. For training, this gym serves its purpose. Nothing more, nothing less. My suggestion, make it more friendly and approachable to new climbers. Front desk is standoffish if not downright absent, interior is like a dusty, smelly dungeon