I love Common Ground Yoga. They continue to evolve, offer new classes, new instructors and new…read moreperspectives. The community is welcoming and I am always happy to arrive. I enjoy a diverse array of classes, from aerial to functional flow to sculpt pilates. Each class gifts my mind and body in a new way.

If I could leave one stars, I would. I signed up for their 3 week unlimited pass, which was…read moreadvertised as $45 but I was charged $55, and I attended a live stream class. It was "ok." I signed up for another live stream class but ended up canceling as I didn't feel well. Well I received an email tonight saying they were charging me an additional $10!!!!!! for canceling the live stream class. OK, I get IN PERSON, they would charge a cancelation fee because it takes away a slot from another person, but their live steam slots are unlimited!!! I should have just kept myself registered or logged in. This is unbelievable, I have never heard of anything like this and I did NOT consent to my card to be charged and I will be disputing it with my credit card company and NOT returning for any more classes. Additionally, upon further research it looks like they charge you a "late cancel" fee for in-person classes after your second offense, so I still for the life of me cannot believe they fraudulently charged my card for a missed virtual class with unlimited slots. I'm livid. Buyer beware.

I tried Earthsong Yoga for the first time last night, and I LOVED it. The place is down to earth,…read moreand the practice warm and joyful. It doesn't have the stuffy, "cool girl" vibe that some studios can have. Instead, it feels like you're doing yoga with old friends. Give it a try if you're in the Marlborough area! Great Ashtanga led primary series practice (as someone who has been practicing Ashtanga for more than 15yr and has had roughly 6 teachers previously). Street parking, but easy to find right in front of the building.

Yoga in the essence of the word, thank you Steve Cannon and thank you my classmates of Yoga, great…read moreenergy, transforming feeling of positive vibrations, NAMASTE!

Marlborough Yoga is an excellent place for anyone who has ever wanted to try yoga for the first…read moretime or if you are looking to get back into a regular yoga practice again. Marlborough Yoga was established in 2008 by Caroline Kutil and Sandy Courtney King. The studio is conveniently located near the heart of downtown Marlborough in Maple Crossing at 19 Maple Street. Caroline and Sandy's mission is to educate and empower individuals' physical, mental and spiritual health and well-being. IT small, clean, quiet, comforting and the absolute perfect place for contemplation and meditation. The focus is on Svaroopa yoga which is a very gentle practice that garners powerful results. This type of yoga is perfect for anyone with any kind of back trouble or chronic aches and pains. It is gentle yet healing and all the instructors are deeply focused on helping their students in a comfortable and peaceful environment.

From the owner: MarlboroughYoga offers various levels of Svaroopa® Yoga, Embodyment® and Yoga Therapy sessions.read more

5 years after my last review. I am 71 and still going strong thanks to Mystic Fitness. I do 3 or…read more4 hot yoga classes weekly. I started at 52. All levels including anyone who has never done yoga are welcome. New flooring coming in November. Namaste

I absolutely love this place! The price is great, instructors are knowledgeable and friendly,…read moreplenty of space inside the studio.

Newly renovated studio with lots of great classes. I loved the restorative class with oils though I…read moream not sure it is on the schedule right now.

We have been going to Absolute Yoga for years. We started attending classes with Kristine when she…read morewas in Upton (terrible location but great class) and I am ashamed to say it has taken me this long to write a review. Where to even begin? Yoga has made the largest most important impact in my life. It has given me strength I didn't know I had. Offered me refuge when I needed it the most. And done something for me that is so important it is hard to put into words- forced me to make time for myself and made me take a deep look inward. None of this would have been possible without Absolute Yoga. All of the instructors bring a little something different to the mix yet they each share the same philosophy of guidance, support and encouragement. Even when they are kicking your ass, they are pushing you to push yourself all the while encouraging you to recognize your own boundaries. If you haven't attend a class, it is long overdue.

I never, ever thought I'd step into a cold plunge. But after hearing much raving about it, I…read morefinally gave it a try, starting with a sauna session to warm up. I was coached to shut out the noise and focus on my breath. To my surprise, I stayed in for over three minutes. The exhilaration afterward was incredible, only surpassed by the sensation when re-entering the sauna as warmth and circulation flooded back in. It's invigorating, deeply calming, and oddly addictive. Release Well-Being Center is a premier destination for contrast therapy. I've not found anything that comes close to this experience. Known as BLISS, their expertly curated sauna and cold plunge experience lives up to its name. The space is stunning, the amenities are immaculate, and the staff is exceptionally friendly and professional. From the moment you walk in, you feel welcomed and that you are in for an elevated experience. The changing rooms are beautifully appointed (think high-end resort), and your locker is stocked with the most delicious robe, towel, and a pair of sandals. The staff does an exceptional job of keeping every space spotless, from the showers to the changing areas, and the beauty area, which boasts high-end hair products and styling tools, as well as any items you may have forgotten, such as hair ties, brushes, sanitary products, and razors. The heart of the experience lies in the relaxation lounge, a true sanctuary featuring two infrared saunas, a traditional sauna, and two pristine cold plunges (at temperatures of approximately 44° and 54°). The sauna relaxes and detoxifies. It's hot, yes, but deeply calming, evoking memories of back when it was okay to bake in the sun at the beach. The cold plunge is undeniably cold, but not painful; it stings and serves as a bracing wake-up call to both the body and mind. Sink in swiftly, breathe with intention, and time moves faster than you think. The contrast between the two has been transformative for me, with improved circulation, enhanced mental clarity, better cardio performance, a more elevated mood, and faster muscle recovery. And when you think you've hit peak Bliss, there's the eucalyptus steam room, also the best I've ever experienced. Stepping into its warm, fragrant mist after contrast therapy feels like a hug for your entire body. I've also had the pleasure of getting to know Linda Townsend, the founder and president of Release, who leads by example and shares the space with members. Our conversations in the sauna, about health, balance, and life, are part of what keeps me coming back. Release is more than a wellness center. It's a community, and a true gem in the heart of Boston. Try their generous Bliss trial membership. You won't regret it.

Nice local place to relax in a sauna , then jump in to outdoor spa. Highly recommend.read more

I've worked with Jill for years. She has helped me pre and post partum and through marathon…read moretraining. She tailors her work based on my pain points. She's kind, professional and very skilled. I highly recommend Jill and Theracopia.

I love Theracopia! Owner and principal massage therapist Kelli Wentzell has created a warm and…read moreinviting atmosphere where you can relax and unwind. I've been a long time regular and can't say enough about Kelli or her talented team (shout out to Michelle!) If you're looking for great massage therapists in Metrowest look no further than Theracopia. Pick up some of their house made lip balm and check out pieces made by local artists while you're there!

I had written a 2-star review but Rita gave me a refund when she read it. Still the abruptness of…read morecancelling the Spin program (two weeks) gets one less star. I will say they always had the best instructors at Spin and I've heard at all the other classes that are still continuing too.

I've been a member of this studio for over 14 years. Rita hires the best instructors. They have a…read moregreat $149 monthly membership - all the classes are free - separate charge for reformer. Big variety morning & evening classes: Spin, Core Barre Cardio, Kettlebell Swing, Yoga, Zumba, Pilates, Stronger, Core Bosu, TRX, Metabolic Conditioning, Barefoot Cardio, etc.... You can work with a private instructor (separate charge). It's the only place I've exercised regularly. They offer different options for classes from punch card etc... The best part of the monthly pass is you can take classes remotely via Zoom. So, when I'm on vacation I can log into the class or take it when I feel like it if I'm in a different time zone. If you paid for gym memberships and never or seldom used it like I used to, then check out the Core Connection. They offer great introductory pricing for new members.

Sohum Yoga studio, I love this studio, it is a calm, friendly and positive feeling. My Yoga…read moreinstructor Sara is so wonderful. She gives wonderful explanations of Yoga: various topics: "proper breathing, poses, chakras and more" in American Sign Language. Always feel so good and highly recommend for the beautiful and calming ASL environment that really gets you out of your physical world for a while. Thank you, Sara and Ritu.

It has been a gift to find this studio and to be able to take the class with an instructor in ASL…read more I look forward to coming to class each week to be in a calming, supportive, and accessible environment.