If I ever decide to move to Louisville, it will 100% be because I want to be closer to The Inner…read moreWarrior. It's all I've ever wanted in a yoga studio: donation-based classes, a welcoming and warm atmosphere, knowledgeable instructors who know that yoga is more than just the poses, a focus on alignment and breath and meditation, and a feeling that you're stepping into a community that you belong to, even if you've never been there. This place is legit. I always feel at home in any yoga studio, even if I've never visited before. The great thing about yoga is that if you practice, then yoga people are your people, and you belong to a tribe. I felt that immediately when I visited The Inner Warrior. There was no awkward feeling of not knowing what to do or where to go. I was exactly where I was supposed to be, doing exactly what I was supposed to do. The class that I popped into was Lincoln Snyder's class, and oh boy. What a joy! I think Lincoln has been placed onto earth from another more peaceful place, in order to show us earthlings that there is another way. His class was slow and methodical, but also challenging, because he focused on proper alignment and being present in the moment, which can be the most difficult thing about yoga. I thoroughly enjoyed his class. I enjoyed his class so much that I personally thanked him afterward, which is not something that I do at all. I wish The Inner Warrior could be my home yoga studio. But even though it's not, I love knowing that this place exists, and that I can come back and visit whenever I want.

This is such a fantastic yoga spot. The teachers are very welcoming, each in their own way- some…read moreare very calming, some more willing to let the class reflect their personality, and some very technical. Their merch is great and reasonably priced, there are mats to borrow if you need them, and the sound baths are wonderful. The space itself is beautiful with gorgeous paintings to look at while you stretch and breathe and meditate, and it is on the second floor , so you can look outside at the sky, if you're in the right spot. There is always lots of parking!

So many things to choose from. It was nice to be greeted when entering and check out was a breezeread more

So this was good. Look exactly what I wanted for.. boom I'm all set and I'm on my way. Great…read moreservice.

So i ordered a pair of shoes mind u i payed 150 DOLLARS for them and Hibbetts sent two different…read moresize shoes TF,

Hibbett sports have been around for many many years in the Indian Trail community. I have visited…read moreto numerous times for different supporting material T-shirts shoes whatever it is you might need Hibbett sports is a good place to go for it

Great staff that really helped me find an above average meaningful gift for a close friend. I would…read morehave never walked in this store if it had not been for my brother.

Final sale items should not be mixed in a with regular goods, they should be in separate damaged…read moresections that notate that they are damaged and final sale. I have now received a stained and torn sweatshirt that I am not happy with. Guess I won't be buying anything from Rally House in the future.

Wow! What a great shoe store. We had a young lady named Emma help us, and she was fantastic. She…read morewas nice, understood what we needed and gave us plenty of options to look at. This is a locally owned store with amazing value for their products. Top value, great selection, amazing service.

I've never been fitted for a pair of shoes. I thought I pretty much knew what I wanted and I wasn't…read morea serious runner, so I wanted decent shoes that were lightweight and looked good. So my visit to Pacers and Racers opened my eyes quite a bit. My wife has gotten interested and peer pressured into running organized races and I've come along for the ride. She's much better about wanting good fitting gear. At P&R, a very friendly and knowledgeable associate sits down with you and talks through what you're looking for, the application, and what you're using now. Turns out, I was wearing shoes that were too small and could definitely go up in sole padding. My guy watched my run and immediately noticed ways that my stride and gait could be helped. I pronate. Pretty badly. I came away with a brand of shoes I wouldn't have even considered if I hadn't been encouraged to try multiple pairs with running trials outside. I feel good about the whole process and the service provided by Pacers and Racers! I knocked out a two mile run this morning with them and felt great afterwards!