Love this studio and its space. Christine Cotter-Way is the real deal. She is how you teach yoga…read more As a person who is 200 hr YT and in continuous learning I love her classes and her style of teaching. She teaches you to hold space and time. Lets you arrive and sink into your met. I had such an issue with my hip and was going to see a dr the next week for a shot, I took one of her classes and she added ball rolling and WOW is all I can say. Dr said I didn't need a shot and continue to take yoga he also said I didn't need another appointment. If your body is craving to move and need to create space so that you can move easily take one of her classes she never a disappoints. Patty J

Absolutely love this studio!!!…read more I started with a 5 class package back in January and ultimately signed up for their unlimited monthly option after my 4th class having enjoyed my experience so much!! Jill and Gina, the current owners, have fostered an environment that is welcoming, supportive and focused on each individuals well being. The space is bright and airy and offers a varied class schedule. All yoga equipment is provided at the studio but you are welcome to bring your own. They offer virtual classes which provides flexibility and ensures in studio classes are never overwhelmed. Pricing is also reasonable with a variety of packages to choose from. Parking is never an issue with abundant street parking available. I've attended classes instructed by Jill, Gina, Heather, Christine, Theresa and Raman and highly recommend all of them!! I always leave each class feeling refreshed and energized. Highly recommend this studio!!!

Complete disgraceful and unethical business practices by the owner. He and the whole studio should…read morebe under investigation. Once you sign up, the owner will continue to charge your card without consent. There is no option to cancel or dispute it online. He is never at the studio, so there is no one to actually speak with that is in charge. He refuses all calls, never answers the phone, ignores text and emails. I highly suggest anyone affiliated (yoga instructors) with this studio to do something, because you are representing the studio (and compliant with the owner) and it's unethical and wrong. anyone who wants to try this studio, run..to another yoga studio.

I usually use the Milton Yoga studio in the winter just because I cannot stand the heat in the…read moresummer. At the end of June of 2023, I sent an email to cancel membership but no one responded. It's been three months now and my card continues to be charged. I sent an email to Sean, the owner and I did not get any response. I checked the reviews today and I saw that I'm not the only one who has experienced this. I love the instructors and I have had good experiences but the business practices and communication need improvement.

Alright, so I wanted to get into reformer pilates because well who doesn't right now? I tried out…read moreSolidcore for a couple of months and had such a terrible experience I was super turned off from pilates altogether Someone recommended C2 to me and I gave it a try via classpass. I cannot recommend this studio enough. The team there is very knowledgeable and super quick to help me with adjustments, etc. to make sure that I can have a workout that is intense, but safe and balanced for me and my body. I'm never afraid to ask for adjustments or corrections on my form because the team here is so kind and encouraging. I look forward to my classes here every week and i highly recommend checking them out!

For the class structure & studio, I would give it 4-5 stars. This 2 star rating is for the…read moreinstructor, Vania Chan. I want to preface this review by saying that I am still very much a beginner at reformer, and have taken 5 classes at the other C2 studio in Dedham and have always had a positive experience there. Being that I am relatively new, I'm very much happy to get pointers & corrections on my technique. However, my experience with Vania bordered on being singled out and almost embarrassed. When doing leg exercises & correcting me on my form, she made a comment about how my "inner thighs are really weak." Later she corrected me on my tailbone placement & made it known to me that she was using me as a demo because my form was the most incorrect out of everyone else's. Like ok??? I didn't sign up for this to be compared to other people in the class who different levels of experience. Shortly after, she makes a comment to the class saying "some of you have more cushion on your body so it's harder to locate the tailbone." I was shocked. I am a size 6-8, & have a curvier body type. It is NEVER okay in my book to comment on other people's body types, especially in a class like this. She finally stopped when I told her I felt singled out, but the damage was already done. For the rest of the class, she proceeded to make comments about how we "shouldn't feel embarrassed to make mistakes" and how she has "never felt shame" being corrected & was not a natural at Pilates herself. Regardless of her intention, these comments were extremely out of line and went beyond simple constructive corrections. Needless to say, I will not be returning. I have never felt so bad about myself in a fitness studios until now.

Cliquey, judgmental and non-meditative. I tried to talk to…read morethe owner, Noreen, about my experience with the studio but after leaving messages and sending feedback through the website, it's clear she does not care enough to respond so I will share my experience here in hopes that you will not have to deal with a studio that no longer cares about the spirit of yoga. I had one great class with a teacher that is not the owner, (which I did not get free as it states on their website. She felt uncomfortable giving it to me when the owner was not there). Because that teacher was so great, I bought a 10 class pass. My Mistake! The next class I attended was ok but the owner taught it and it was clear she had her favored group around her. It was not welcoming at all, more like a workout than a strenuous invigorating yoga centric experience and savasana consisted of her telling us "to take as long as you want" and she walked out of the room. The Monday night class taught by Noreen again was horrific. She walked in and announced to the class that she had vomiting and diarrhea for hours that morning but since there was no one else to teach the class, she showed up. We went straight into the asanas while she told us about her symptoms, told us that it is going around, talked about how miserable her friends are who had it and then walked around the room blowing her nose. Then the conversation, all during poses, turned to gossiping about a teacher who farted all the time, gassy students, a girl who made squeaking sounds, and a girl who made moaning sounds. Then the conversation turned into "bawling kids" about the Patriots game loss and how depressing that was. I felt then that I was at some book club of gossipy high school girls who happened to be doing yoga at the same time. Then she called attention to my metallic ankle bracelet and then announced to the class no less than 3 times it was a placebo, it was humiliating. Then she made the insulting insinuation that I was as naïve as a child by telling the class that she uses the placebo effect on her kids by giving them small pickles for headaches "because they will believe anything". She called me out as "new girl". She told me that one day I will be like the other women in the class. Again, insulting and embarrassing! I was being compared publicly to women who are 20 years younger than me who have a regular practice. I used to have a very strong practice and I know what I am doing. I am just less flexible but I'm fine with that. I honor my practice and my own pace while I make progress in my own time. There was no reverence, no meditative quality, no honoring of self, community or the joy of the practice. And the savasana was again, Noreen walking out the door and telling us to do what we want. I left. Go at your own risk. Just beware that this is not a practice center based on the core yoga fundamental principles.

I received a gift certificate for a private session with Noreen and have have left three voicemail…read moremessages to schedule an appointment. Two of the calls were forwarded straight to voicemail. Nobody's called back. Unprofessional.

I've been suffering with plantar fasciitis for close To a…read moreyear and have tried everything to make it better. I mean everything. Someone suggested structural integration bodywork so I found The Bodywork Clinic. All I can say is after one session my foot pain is greatly improved. It is remarkable and I can't say enough about what an immense relief it is to have found a therapy that works. I'll be going weekly for a while. I will caution that the treatment is intensely painful but for these results who cares. Thank you Richmond!

Richmond is a wonderful example of everything a practitioner in his field should be - he's palpably…read morecompassionate and incredibly knowledgeable. I have a slew of ailments and autoimmune problems that directly impact my muscles/joints. I'm so thankful to have found the Bodywork Clinic and felt a relief of pain that lasted longer than any regular massage ever has. Would recommend to anyone suffering from chronic issues.

It's been a challenging but rewarding program in a supportive environment. Instructors are great…read moreand will work with all members. I especially enjoy the yoga program coupled with the strength workout.

A great gym that offers small classes. The addition of yoga and recovery to every class make a huge…read moredifference.

Definitely one of the more affordable yoga options in the area. The instructors are all really…read morelovely, but they definitely vary quite a bit, and so does their music and vibe. So I suggest finding your preferred instructor and sticking to them. The studio is quite small and tight, especially in the lobby area. You do have to bring your own mat and I would suggest your own blocks too. They provide some, but they're not the most clean. The classes are an hour long and some can be really challenging, like the sculpt, so you'll definitely break a sweat! It can get smelly here. Also, if you're not a fan of the more spiritual yoga -- incense, a marble placed in the middle of your head, chants, and such, I wouldn't suggest coming here.

Love this location! ! Ashley's hot yoga sculpt is great .. reminds me of barefoot classes of exhale…read moreMixed with hot yoga. Pls continue these!

The class was so inclusive and people with a yoga ability of any different level could enjoy a…read moreclass here! Also the staff were very supportive and kind in the class!

The instructor was good, actually I liked how they taught the class. My reason for few stars is…read morebecause halfway during the session, the music changed to hip-hop (specifically Better by Khalid) and then on to other upbeat music. As much as I enjoy Khalid's music, this doesn't really make for a very relaxing time, at least for me it doesn't. I was really perplexed, and after that I wasn't able to re-center myself and focus on being in the moment. My next issue is that I don't think they clean the rental mats between uses. I say this because when I returned my rented mat, the employee took it and placed it exactly in the pile where they first got it for me, not a separate "used/to be cleaned" pile. It was a bit concerning. Still debating if I should go back or not.

I understand that substitute instructors are necessary but I feel that they need more coordination…read morewith the instructors who regularly teach the class (and who know how to actually construct a relaxing routine). The whole point of yoga is to relax, yet, our instructor, Caity Murphy, played depressing country music, and Stevie nicks covers instead of relaxing non-lyrical music. Completely ruined all focus. She was yelling, had no concept of an inside voice and kept making awkward jokes after her mistakes. This experience unfortunately has completely turned me away from Open Studios! I've participated in numerous Yoga classes but never one like this.

The classes are fine, but their business policy is not. I paid $27 for 5 classes and attended…read moreone. I forgot that I only had a set amount of time to use the classes. I contacted Open Doors and tried to work out a solution. They refused to do so. I have dealt with other businesses that will do so, So I paid $27 for one class. As a stated the class was fine, but the business practices in my experience are not customer friendly, I will be utilizing other yoga options,

welcoming environment, large variety of classes with teachers that are motivating and helpful.read more

Fitness Unlimited is right down the street from me but I have never actually stepped foot inside…read moreuntil recently when I took a spin class here via ClassPass. Checking in was super easy. There was an iPad/tablet set up by the front desk where I was able to check myself in. I was not sure where the class was located but staff was very helpful and walked me downstairs to the spin class. Their upstairs/main level seemed to be where all the machines are and yoga/pilates classes. The gym was actually a lot bigger than I thought. Downstairs was where spin classes are held and they had a women's locker room down there as well. The locker room was clean, had showers, hairdryers, etc. This was the first spin class I have taken that was not through SoulCycle and the bikes were a little different but similar enough that I was able to figure it out. Overall, not a bad class. I'm used to a bit more choreography on the handle bars but still a nice class! I would totally switch to this gym if only they were open a little later because I do enjoy working out at night sometimes. Parking is a little tricky in this area. If there's not a spot on the main street (Granite), I would check on the side of Bruegger's Bagels or on Adams St.