This is a wholehearted shout-out to Pasha Marlowe of Roots and Springs!She is a holistic personal…read moretrainer...she is my trainer...and she is a beautiful breath of fresh air in the crowded field of wellness. Pasha stands out. She turns the old stories upside down. I never thought I would work with a personal trainer. But Pasha is different...and I decided I'm worth the investment to meet my wellness goals as an entrepreneur and mother in my mid-40s! I came to Pasha with some injuries (shoulder issues and SI Joint Dysfunction) and a desire to get stronger and to find relief from chronic stress. I was feeling frustrated because although I live a pretty active life, I have not been able to stick to a strength training routine at home. I don't have time to drive the 30 minutes to the gym (and do not enjoy myself in these settings). Pasha worked with me one-on-one to develop a sensible, fun, and customized program that I could stick to in the comfort of my own HOME . She is incredibly encouraging, highly intuitive, and wise. I feel so nurtured and supported in her presence. She has helped me see just how active I already am, and has helped me celebrate in a new way. Rather than beating myself up about what I'm NOT doing, I'm focusing on what I AM doing. This mindset shift has allowed me to look forward to my exercises, and I naturally want to keep going and see how strong I can get. I've had sessions in the studio, but also a Zoom video session where I felt like she was right in my home with me! The whole session was recorded too. Amazing! So during those times that I can't drive to the studio, I can Zoom with Pasha and stay on track. I highly recommend working with Pasha. She has also just launched an amazing program: ROAR with LAUGHTER"

I highly recommend roots and springs! Pasha is so good at reading her clients and making your…read moreexperience completely unique. You will immediately feel comfortable and at ease in Pashas presence. She is an open book and brings out the best in everyone she encounters. I would say run don't walk to Roots and Springs.

This is a magical, inspired place. The space and the people are both absolutely lovely. There are a…read morerange of choices in terms of programming -- I love barre and yoga both. The class experience is as challenging as you want it to be but not pressured. And Yin Yoga on Fridays with Gita is also amazingly relaxing. I wholeheartedly agree with the other 5 star reviews and I'm grateful to be part of the community.

I started yoga 3 1/2 yrs ago by walking in to this studio and it has changed my life. Not only are…read morethe owners/teachers fantastic, caring, and strong women but the community they have created in this space will keep me coming back through my best and worst days ahead. If I could rate Sundara with 10 million stars instead of just 5, I would.

I've been going to different classes at Jai Yoga for five to six years. I can't say enough about…read morethe classes, the instructors and the great flexible schedule. There are classes for every level -- basics, moderate, even for moms and babies. Recently, my husband and I have discovered the joy of a weekend Gentle class - perfect for stretching and relaxation. There are many special classes and activities including a monthly two-hour restorative yoga. You can drop in to any class and pay per class or buy packages of 4, 8 or 20 classes. There is also a monthly membership where you can take as many classes in a month as you want for one price. Check out their web site at: www.jaiyogahome.com -- namaste.

I now know that I'm totally spoiled. Living in Seattle there are at least 10 yoga studios within…read moreone mile of my house. On a recent visit to Lewiston, my body needed some TLC so I googled yoga in the area. Results we're sparse. Approx 10 studios in 35 miles. Many with only Tues/Thurs options with less than 3 classes a day. Tough times for a flow junkie, such as myself. I found Jai Yoga online. They have classes ever day, offer multiple levels and different class types. It's in a beautiful old mill, has great light and wonderful energy. I felt at home and made the 45 min trek twice on a 5 day trip. I'm totally spoiled. I know.

If you're trying to stay warm on a December trip to Maine (not the most ideal time to visit, but…read moredamn it's still beautiful under a foot a snow), Ebb and Flow is here to help. this medium sized yoga studio offers a plethora of heated (and unheated) beginner and open level yoga classes. The staff was very friendly, and the instructor was down to earth. The studio itself has a lot of amenities, including separate changing rooms and a shower. Mat rentals are free. The best part was pricing. 14 dollars for a drop in class, 25 for two weeks (introductory rate). They are in mind body so you can sign up in advance, all you need to do is give yourself two extra minutes when arriving to fill out a personal info/acknowledgment form.

This place is amazing! I cannot recommend it enough. Weekend classes can be crowded and tough…read more There are regulars who have gone for years. I haven't taken a bad class or had a bad instructor yet.

Conveniently located on Main Street in Freeport. There is a private parking lot…read more I took a 6:15 a.m. community vinyasa class with Morgan. What a great value at $9. Regular classes are more and you can get passes. I couldn't believe all the early risers, the class was nearly full. The space is bright and comfortable. There are cubbies to place your belongs in. There is a small cafe with limited hours in the lobby area. I recommend Uplift and Morgan. What a great start to my day.

You really must just walk in the door of this studio! Immediately you will know there is something…read moredifferent about this place. The energy Sami and Ben (owners) have created is contagious. I took one Uprise class and was instantly hooked. The teachers are fun and badass, the classes are creative, and the community of women and men just feel this freedom to be themselves. Give yourself a gift of trying a class here (Yoga, Uprise, Uplift, and Step). Love it!!!

I love this gym, it's clean, the people are friendly and the classes are awesome! I have been to…read morea lot of gyms in the area and this one is by far my favorite. There are so many different classes all throughout the morning and day and the sense of community is really wonderful. I highly recommend this gym.

This is by far the best gym I've ever belonged to. The club is super clean, staff is friendly and…read moregenuinely wants to help you reach your fitness goals. The group fitness classes are my favorite (BodyFlow and BodyPump are amazing). And they even have a spa!! I love to be pampered :) I was surprised to read the 1 star review. When you join you sign a contract and terms for cancelling a membership are very clear. I've never encountered a situation that has ever made me question their business ethics.

Very nice people run this farm, but the trees are essentially wild. They have been planted close…read moretogether and without the sunlight required to allow them to fill in and spread. We were unable to find a tree to fit our needs, even if we cut off the top of a larger tree.

Great people and great place to find Christmas trees. They clearly care about taking care of the…read moreland and we found ourselves the best Christmas tree to date!

I've been to both locations multiple times and GP has really changed my life. Ive had my membership…read morefor just around a year now and I think one class in particular got me through the Winter blues. I'm so grateful for all the different teachers I've had. Each instructor has been unique and different, so you can find something you like. The facilities are clean too. Everyone is so nice and easy to talk to. They also host cool events like the summer sunset series at Bug Light. The sun was actually setting as class ended and it was so serene and beautiful. All around a fantastic yoga studio for all levels.

A wonderful yoga studio with teachers who are warm, inviting, and infinitely knowledgeable, and a…read moreclientele base that is much more accepting and congenial than I've found in almost all the other studios I've been to in Maine (for example, see my review on rampant exclusion at the Portland Yoga Project). The yoga space itself is quite large and the teachers come up with interesting, challenging, and most importantly --FUN, sequences (with varying options to target different levels of practice). It's not just basic, ho-hum, poses. Both Alanna and Elizabeth are exceptional teachers, and I highly recommend their classes. I also appreciate that the teachers incorporate music into their practices (I have been to hot yoga and some regular vinyasa classes that utilize NO music at all and it really detracts from the overall experience). Ommmmm. Two enthusiastic thumbs up!