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    4.3 (72 reviews)
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    Aloha. This week I attended an engaging top-rope certification course with Annik (I think that is their name). Annik was super knowledgeable, encouraging, and personable to me and the other students. They taught us the fundamentals of belaying and being belayed, and gave us ample time to practice actions, knots, grips, and verbal communication. They ensured we climbed several routes and safely supported us by being a back-up belayer as we learned the ropes (ba-dum-tss). Great fun, great top-rope certification class! Kudos to Annik for being an energetic instructor and what I feel is a model HiClimb employee. Very proactive in anticipating the common understanding gaps of climbers newer to top-rope (and bouldering in general). Just from taking this short evening class, I can tell they are a joy to be around and work with! ~~~~~ A more singular experience at HiClimb during a subsequent night, which unfortunately soured my perception of the gym, was during a top-rope certification test. A different front desk person was the test administrator who assisted me. Completely different, as in a full 180 from the personality and vibes I got from my initial top-rope instructor, the yoga instructors, and other front desk staff, who have all been pleasant, welcoming, and warm while greeting and interacting with me and my friends. This staff member did not introduce herself; I didn't get her name and didn't feel the need to ask afterward. I just remember she wore a red tank top and glasses on Tuesday night, 10/21/25, while working the front desk. I eventually got the sense she wasn't in the best mood that evening, and I definitely felt subjected to it as she directed that mood outward. I did not pass the exam, nor was I offered a conditional practice card for the night. If I had been, I might have continued practicing to get the motions, communication, and safety conditions down, but by that point, the attitude given and experience itself were fairly demotivating. Not as an excuse, but I did have a minor medical procedure that morning (just a routine blood draw), so I was catching up on hydration and gauging my capability to boulder afterward. My arm was still a bit tender. English is also my second of three languages, so deciphering speech in loud environments can be challenging. Which is why I asked her to repeat some instructions when using top-rope terminology that's still newer to me. I completely understand I did not pass because of my own shortcomings in memorizing all the steps and having the practiced confidence for each answer. I don't take offense or hold any grudge, since in my line of work (research and medicine), I frequently communicate with colleagues, receive feedback, and provide guidance to others. I know it's for the greater good that standards of quality and performance are consistently met to reduce injury, accidents, and liability. However, I had the confidence to attempt it since I was encouraged to take the exam while the instruction was still fresh. I'm simply learning new skills while having fun making memories with friends! My friend invited me to start a free month trial at HiClimb, and this one experience with an employee stands out, but not in a particularly positive way. Plainly put, I did not want to continue interacting or learning from this individual, ask her additional questions, or be in a vulnerable belaying position with someone who brought that attitude to the workplace--or perhaps couldn't separate personal matters from a professional role. I don't know anything about her situation, her perception of me, or what it might have been about my presentation that warranted this energy directed toward me. When she corrected my knot placement and mentioned a technique using terminology I wasn't familiar with--so I asked for clarification--her responses were curt and sharp, so totally lacking the patient consideration or warmth in teaching that I consistently felt from other HiClimb workers. She gave me borderline glares throughout the time she watched my knotting and corrected my mistakes, which I felt was unwarranted. Perhaps it was partly her intense concentration? I understand that top-rope safety practices are critical, but the gravity of our situation didn't match her energy overall. I know this since I had just taken a great class with Annik the previous night, complete with a fellow beginner partner to gain practical climbing experience, all while being observed, evaluated, guided, redirected, and corrected by an instructor. Thank you very much for reading and considering my review.

    We did a team building event at HiClimb and what a great time. Juju was attentative at making sure no one got hurt while keeping it fun. Anik was very knowledgeable and confident while delivering on some laughs along the way. Overall great experience for me and my team. And remember, if you can climb a ladder, you can rock climb! Take your team to a place that builds confidence and trust while giving the team something to remember!

    Matthew J.

    Keiki Lessons Rock at HiClimb Hawai'i! My daughter, now 7, has been attending the Keiki classes at HiClimb for about three months and absolutely loves it! She looks forward to every session and has made amazing progress in her climbing skills. The price is very reasonable--especially when you purchase a bundle of lessons--and includes 1.5 hours of full training with all the gear provided. What we love most is the flexibility: there's no obligation to commit to weeks in advance. You can use your lesson tokens as you go, just call ahead the week of (or even the same day!) to reserve a spot that works for your schedule. The instructors are phenomenal. Every single one we've met has been enthusiastic, patient, and fully engaged with the kids. The staff vibe is consistently top-notch--these folks genuinely love what they do, and it shows. They're always excited to be there and ready to keep the kids challenged, entertained, and learning. Safety is clearly a top priority. The thick padded flooring gives peace of mind, and they use both auto-belays and traditional belay systems, where the instructor manages the rope. It's reassuring to see how closely they watch and guide each climber. Sometimes my daughter is the only student, which means one-on-one instruction. Other times, when there are more kids, they play super fun group games that combine climbing with teamwork, challenges, and lots of laughs--all while building valuable skills. Parking can be a little tight, so I recommend arriving early. If you're on the fence, swing by about 10 minutes before a class to check it out in person. You can even sign up for a single trial class to see if it's a good fit for your keiki. We did that--and haven't missed a week since!

    LeaDan Y.

    Looking for something to do with friends, family, even your kids on rainy days? This is it. Various climb levels available. Bouldering and rock climbing options, too. Location includes yoga and weights for different fitness experience. Street parking only. Awesome cafe on location with vegan options.

    Bethanie C.

    I finally checked out HIclimb when I had some friends from outta town visiting. Let me tell you, when it's busy, it is BUSY. Slightly overwhelming when we first got here and literally there was a person at like every section of wall. Could smell the heat. I don't know if it is usually like it but definitely made trying somewhere new hesitant, especially when no one at the front said anything for 5 minutes or more. The belay was what I was looking forward to most, and since my friends were able to get certified, it was great! It's disappointing though on my own there isn't a way to have someone belay and vice versa. The facilities were nice, the shoe storage though was overflowing and the restroom wasn't worth the wait. Rentals are kinda pricey, but I get it, times are rough. Punch cards look like the best deal if you want to go again and don't know when. It offers more than the other two climbing gyms, with additional types of climbing to bouldering.

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    Gail F.

    TLDR: Small gym (compared to some mainland facilities) with a welcoming community vibe. I enjoyed bouldering and lifting a few times at this climbing gym. I appreciate that the facility includes both top roping and bouldering in the relatively small space, and the auto belays are set up for user independence. I also liked that the range grading system is used here because I feel it encourages climbers to explore wider ranges of grades. The setting itself was nice, and many of the problems were fun. Note that the lifting area is small and mostly geared toward functional fitness. The gym doesn't have dedicated parking options are decent if you're willing to walk within a few block radius.

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    Daniel C.

    4.5 stars I was invited to HiClimb by a friend who is a member. He told me that I should visit the website to electronically sign the disclosure/waiver form prior to going my first time. I didn't get to do it till we parked in a nearby parking garage as I was a little busy. It was quick and easy to do on my phone so anyone can do it. You can also do it there. HiClimb is right across Workplay. When we entered, they checked their system to confirm I signed my disclosure/waiver form. After that, they told me as a first time guest, rental shoes and the harness strap were complimentary for this first visit. After I put on my gear and put away my personal belongings in the cubbyholes, I was asked to join a small group of first timers for a quick tour of the facility and given a crash course on what to do. Safety was covered and if you don't know how to put on the harness strap, they walk you through putting it on correctly. I was excited and not gonna lie, I was stoked to be asked to be a Guinea pig to demonstrate what to do. He did give thorough instructions so we knew how to do the climb safely. Watching people do it on TV is nothing like doing it in real life. It's definitely more challenging than they make it seem. We were all dismissed to enjoy the place shortly after. I found my friend and he gave me some pointers before starting. He's been doing it awhile and I'm grateful he took time to give me tips so I could enjoy my first time more while making less rookie mistakes. Don't get me wrong, I made a lot of mistakes as I left with battle scars. I probably would be in worse shape if not for the pointers in the beginning. We did all sorts of climbs and each presented a different challenge. Some you can finish the first try while others took more than one attempt to finish. I did the safety line climb once and we did the free climbs the rest of the visit. So what can I say about the indoor rock climbing experience? It was super fun! The challenge of each individual climb was great because you're tested physically and mentally. Everyone there was nice and other climbers are so supportive. People cheer you on and clap or fist bump you after a tough climb. Very good culture and there is no judgement. The only downside is the parking. The paid parking next door was $7.50 when we left so that wasn't great but if you're lucky then street parking is free if you go in the evening or at night. I highly recommend everyone to try this at least once.

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    Lily P.

    I started climbing on the mainland and was really excited to see that a new climbing gym opened on Oahu! I knew that I had to check it out when I came home for the holidays. Overall, this is a little smaller than the places I go to on the mainland, but it has everything you could want - bouldering, lead, top rope, and auto belays. As for amenities, there is a single-toilet all-gender bathroom, water refilling station, lockers (bring your own lock) and cubbies for your belongings, fitness area, yoga studio, and co-working station. There is also a cafe just outside. The three walls of the gym are covered in bouldering problems while the island in the middle has lead, top rope, and auto belays. When you tour the gym, the employees will show you how to use the auto belays if you don't have experience with them. Some older reviews seem to say that the bouldering section is not as densely set as mainland gyms, but I disagree with this assessment. I felt that the bouldering was, for the most part, just as densely set as the mainland gyms I've been to. The other reviews may have just been a bit outdated by now, and the gym may have changed to this style more recently. The auto belays have two routes per auto belay. When I came, there were multiple routes of varying difficulties (5.6-5.11) available on auto belays. Each auto belay seemed to have at least one "easier" route (5.6-5.9) and one "harder route" (5.10- to 5.11) set for it, which made it fun for climbers of all levels. For top roping and lead, if you know how to do it, you can test and get the gym's certification for free. If you do not know how to do it, you can sign up for their paid classes (members get a slight discount on them) and get certified through them. The fitness area has one treadmill, a few benches and lots of dumbbells, jump rope, a pulley machine (the kind that can be used for tricep pushdowns and other workouts), hang boards, and a little more, but this section is definitely small. The gym does get a little hot. It's open air with no AC, but it has a few large fans set up that you can sit or stand in front of to cool down if needed. Overall, I'm very happy with this gym! It has everything that I was looking for in a climbing gym, and I'm so happy to see more indoor climbing options on Oahu.

    Katie T.

    My husband and I, with our two oldest kids, visited HiClimb for the first time today and LOVED it! What a fantastic set up. There are climbing options for all levels and we felt right at home with the welcoming staff. The kids yoga class was also a wonderful extra surprise! There're also snacks and drinks available for purchase and a cafe if you're wanting something more substantial. This place is awesome and if we had more free time, this is where we would spend it! Only word of warning is that parking isn't included. Limited to finding street parking or paying for the garage next door. ($9 flat rate for weekends). Something to bear in mind when you're considering the expense, but not a deterrent for my family given how fun this place is:)

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    3 years ago

    Brought my 9 yr old here. Charged me for an adult yet there weren't any climbs she could accomplish. Parking is horrendous.

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    Clean, spacious, and lots of great routes! The staff is friendly and the membership perks are well worth it.

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    What time is the busiest?

    Aloha! Typically 4pm-7pm on week nights are our busiest times. Mornings before noon on weekends can also be very busy. If you’re looking for a relatively empty gym, mornings M-F or evenings S-S are your best bet! Google also has a really accurate… Read more

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    4.6(95 reviews)
    0.3 miKaka'ako
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    I just love this Studio, I met the owner when it first opened, about 12 years ago. We bonded about…read morebeing DanceStudio owners. I had just retired from teaching Dance and closed my studio in Florida. I had just moved back to Hawaii, and I was reaching out to the Dance community to connect and make friends. I had had just started taking some dance styles that had always wanted to learn Kizomba, and Samba but was too busy to learn. "Dances of love" was an event and they were using this beautiful DanceStudio, I remember loving the aesthetics of the studio and the warm friendly feeling. In 12 years later, I'm bringing my daughter down here for some dance classes. I did not realize how large the studio was, And I'm so happy that the studio lasted all these years. Still and Moving Center, offers a array of dance classes, from BellyDance, salsa, tango, Ballet, yoga, stretch, massage, therapy, aerial, classes, tai chi, hula, and the list goes on. They have classes for adult and children and offer in person and online classes. Right now, they're running a two week special, for $50 plus dollars you can take unlimited classes for t two weeks. I sat in on my daughter's classes, everyone was super welcoming. I love the two Bellydance teachers. There was so much love for their teacher and for each other. It made me want to join in and get some of that love. And it made me want to start taking some classes as well. Classes rates : Still & Moving Center They are having A Two week special you can try all the classes. They have two rates See them for the cost. $28.27 per class / drop in rate $240 for 10 classes $129 per month 14 four floor base Classes, but not including aerial classes. $172 unlimited classes, and that includes the aerial $250 All the Classes, Ariel and a one monthly massage (3 month commitment.)

    My keiki attends the Keiki Hula here and Kumu Malia is outstanding! She's so patient and…read moreunderstanding with the kiddos. She makes hula fun! They participate in a few performances. The vibe is very family and community oriented. Sign ups are easy, and classes are affordable. Bathrooms are clean. Parking is very limited in their lot out front, but we've never had a problem finding street parking. Highly recommend this place for workout and wellness. Yelp 2025 Challenge: 07/30

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    CorePower Yoga - Ward

    CorePower Yoga - Ward

    4.2(139 reviews)
    0.5 miAla Moana

    I took Maka's class and honestly... WOW!. It's rare that I leave a CorePower class feeling like…read moreevery element landed, but this one absolutely did. The music was intentional and perfectly paired with the flow, the sequencing was divine, and her confidence and deep know-how were evident from start to finish. Her cueing was clear, grounded, and supportive--you could tell she truly understands the body and how to guide people through a strong, intelligent practice. You can always tell when a teacher genuinely has passion for what they do; that love was evident in every part of this class--from the way it was structured to the energy she held in the room. I left feeling strong, and genuinely energized, with a great workout that was thoughtful. It's not often I find a CorePower teacher where all facets of the class are this on point. I have to drive an hour to get to this studio--and if Maka taught every day, I'd make that drive every single time. Truly exceptional.

    Service - 4 stars Ambiance - 5 stars…read more This CorePower Yoga location is so convenient for me because it's so close to my office and just a few blocks from the beach. Parking is not a bad situation at all if you're here around 6:45ish. FYI, hours and after school hours are usually very hectic in the parking lot though. I love that the studio space is enormous where I don't feel like I'm on top of the person next to me in a class. Hahaha. I have enough room to lay my yoga mat and water bottle without feeling cramped. I took Chinami's C2 class and highly recommend her! Her flow was challenging and I felt like a brand new woman after. Thank you for kicking my butt Chinami!

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    Sweat + Soul

    5.0(76 reviews)
    0.5 miAla Moana

    As someone who has never taken a Barre class before, I decided to go with the starter pack of three…read moreclasses. I've tried pilates before but I actually think I prefer Barre. These Barre classes are more upbeat and are "fun". I actually look forward to the classes and I plan on buying a pack of classes once my "starter pack" runs out. Also, I definitely felt the effects of the workout both during and after the class. The muscle shakes are REAL!! Parking: There is a lot connected to the Keahou Lane building with plenty of stalls available. There is also street parking but it may be hard to come by an empty stall.

    Sweat + Soul is conveniently located in Kakaako. I signed up for the first timers unlimited starter…read morepack, which allows you to attend unlimited classes for 30 days! This was my first ever barre class I've taken, and wow - what a workout. I'm three months postpartum, and the classes offered provide the perfect workout and challenge for me, as modifications are also provided. The studio is clean and inviting. Not only did the workout catch my eye after several classes, but the owner Melissa is extremely welcoming and knowledgeable to barre. I appreciate how all the instructors at Sweat + Soul are friendly and encouraging. The instructors help guide you throughout class and make friendly corrections to optimize your positions so you can get the best workout possible. Highly recommended this studio to everyone!

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    Yoga Under The Palms - Kaka'ako - Scupt Yoga

    Yoga Under The Palms - Kaka'ako

    5.0(16 reviews)
    0.1 miKaka'ako

    I've been practicing yoga at Under the Palms for the past year, and I truly love it. The sense of…read morecommunity they create is so special, and I admire the cause they support . Big shoutout to Brandy and Heather -- two absolutely amazing teachers who inspire me every time I step on my mat. So grateful for this space and these beautiful women

    I cannot recommend Yoga Under the Palms enough! My partner and I were on a journey to grow our…read morefamily, and I knew I needed to get serious about my health and consistency. After trying different workouts, I realized I needed something that would help me sweat while also stretching and opening up my body. I signed up in January 2025, and by April, I was pregnant! I truly believe the consistency here helped prep my body for that transition. Here is why I've stuck with them: The Vibe: It's incredibly chill and welcoming. The instructors are relatable and down-to-earth, not intimidating at all. Variety & Convenience: I love the range of classes (even the cycling/spin classes are fantastic!) and having multiple locations close to home made it easy to stay committed. Affordability: The pricing is very reasonable for the quality of instruction you receive. Yoga through Pregnancy & Postpartum: Continuing my practice during pregnancy was a lifesaver. It helped open up my hips and relieved those inevitable achy spots. I honestly felt that yoga prepped my body for the physical intensity of birthing. I was back in the studio just two weeks after giving birth because I knew my body needed help recovering--specifically in my pelvis, hips, and lower back. Now that I'm nursing and pumping, the classes are essential for opening up my chest and upper back. If you're looking for a studio that supports you through every season of life, this is it!

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    Maha Fusion - The studio at Honolulu Club

    Maha Fusion

    4.8(8 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    I have practiced yoga with hundreds of instructors and Murti Howard and Larina Hawkins are my…read morefavorite. Although only a minor reason why you should continue your yoga practice here, the fact that the first three classes are free is kickass cool. The duo teach hatha yoga five days a week in a breezy, open-air classroom at the Waikiki Community Center. Parking is free at the center (enter from the Liliuokalani side of the block, not the Paoakalani side of the block). The entire second-floor classroom floor is covered with a thick spongy surface that you can put your yoga mat or or borrow one of the ones Murti or Larina provide. There is very little chance of slipping or hurting yourself. Maha Fusion also provides straps and blocks, which they use in every class to support good form. The class is gentle, restorative, and yet designed with pose progression such that even students who have been practicing for decades will find their edge of challenge. Murti's yoga heritage goes back to Rodney Yee, whom I believe is a master of restorative, restful poses, but Murti also folds in traditions of ashtanga, a more acrobatic and spectacular yoga practice. We also use methods employed by those who practice kundalini yoga, micro yoga, B.K.S. Iyengar yoga and vinyasa yoga. Murti is an avid read in yoga theory and makes his students well aware of the vast survey of yoga teaching through commentaries and the sutras. Go Rumi! Larina is a dancing yogini! Larina teaches classes in conjunction with Murti, and usually heads up the Saturday class. Her hatha-based practice folds in elements of ecstatic dance. Students in her class will find themselves moving about the classroom in addition to engaging in a challenging vinyasa flow. Larina has a very healing and gentle spirit about her and the sharpest eye when it comes to adjusting students' form. With the slightest touch or brush of her fingertips she will have you executing poses with the accuracy. What I love the most about this practice is the flexibility is brings to my own practice. I am an athlete and strong and experienced in practice, yet there are days when my body, like anyone's is not having it, has had it, and does not want me to be there. Those are the days that I am thankful I practice with these two. I am never made aware that I suck that day and never am I guilted into going beyond what I should be doing that day. Larina and Murti break down each pose is broken down into krama or various expressions of a pose, from the slightest expression of a pose to its grand finale, and each student is invited to find a variation of the pose that suits them that day. There are some days when I am a full wheel and some days I am a man on his back with just his hips raised off the floor a little. The students in the classes range from 30-something to 70-somethings, from surfers and athletes to grandmas and grampas. The rapport between students is remarkable, and is probably due to the fact that in every practice the students engage in partner yoga whereby they assist one another in obtaining the proper form or in engaging in more challenging poses with the support of another person. It is common to for students at the center to greet one another with hugs and kisses on the cheek. At least several times a year there are vegetarian potlucks after classes on Sunday where students catch up, and every month there is a meditation group held at the beach. In sum, Murti and Larina have created a yoga community. I recommend practice at Maha Fusion very much for the novice practitioner and those who have been practicing for a long time.

    One year ago I had stage 4 prostate bone and anal Cancer. Today I make my one year free of cancer…read more Because of chemo I have major neuropathy problems. I found this yoga class has calm the soreness on my hands and feet. This class has brought me to a new level of having the soreness go away. As I continue taking this yoga class I find myself getting more strong and balanced. Yoga is now part of my life and the teachers are awesome they help you stay align while teaching the class as a whole. Thank you for your dedication to your students and want to bring the best out of you. I humbly ask you to join this yoga class you will benefit from it no matter if you had health problems or not.

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    Yoga Collective Oahu

    5.0(3 reviews)
    0.4 miDowntown

    I am not a local but i was in Honolulu for a couple months for work and decided to try out the…read moreCrossfit Oahu and Yoga Collective Oahu because it was conveniently located to my office. It was great decision. They use the mindbody app to book classes and there were plenty of options to choose from. The yoga studio is located up the stairs and there is plenty of parking adjacent to the building or in the side lot. There is quite a variety of instructors and each tend to teach the same time each week. I want to name bomb instructors but frankly there were so many good ones who each have their own style that i dont want to leave anyone out. The classroom isn't that large so the classes are normally between 4 to 8, and the instructors know you by name and offer a lot of personal direction and support. I highly recommend this for locals and travelers alike as you can pay per month or class or group of classes. The introductory rate is a great deal. All the equipment is provided but you could bring your own if you want. The facility has a water cooler and showers. The website could use some work but if you call, they are very responsive and will get you started. Also the class is great for those new to yoga or those experienced. Don't be intimidated. My second yoga class ever was inversions.

    Pleasantly surprised by this new Yoga studio in kaka'ako. The 6-7am class taught by Malachi was…read moreperfect for me with just the right amount of strength and flexibility; I'm ready to start my day!! The convenient parking out front of the Crosfit Gym is a bonus!

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