At 65 I didn't like how my body was. I felt like it was getting to stiff. So I went to my first…read moreyoga class. Chair yoga was a great place to start. Yoga has begun to make my body more flexible. You will leave class feeling more relaxed. It's not only good for you body. But it helps your mind. I would recommend yoga to any senior. Or younger person. An hour to yourself. Lock the world out. This place is very clean . And the teachers are very knowledgeable and friendly. Feel the zen .

Great place! Very nice staff and so many classes to choose from. If you're new, make sure to take…read moreadvantage of their two week special and try out different classes.

Really confused if this is even a real business? They're on Groupon and I tried to call to book…read moreclasses after purchasing on Groupon. It looks like it's someone's personal number and when I went to call, a woman picked up and then hung up on me when I mentioned I've been trying to contact the studio about booking classes. After this awful experience, I don't even wanna bother showing up in person. Really unprofessional, disappointing and sad to see such negative energy brought into the yoga world, running a business this way. [pictured] This is this number listed with an attempt to contact right after being hung up on, and then sent right to voicemail. If it got disconnected, why was I sent to voicemail? Interesting.[p

A small studio with a lot of class options, Simplicity is like a hidden gem with an unassuming…read morestorefront. They have a small crystal shop at the front, and in the back of the studio they have many class options. My biggest complaint is online you can't really tell what the classes are like if you don't know the lingo, but the instructors are super helpful if you ask! Parking is iffy since it's right on Main Street, but typically you can find a spot around the corner!

Having already dabbled in Hot/Bikram yoga at Sayville Hot Yoga, I decided it might be time to try…read moreout a new studio in my neck of the woods. I don't profess to be an expert on the subject of yoga so I can only highlight the differences that I noticed and/or what I liked/disliked. Firstly the size of the studio is significantly larger. Bikram has approximately 2.5x the amount of floor space in the hot room, two separate changing rooms, and both side and front facing mirrors. Despite having more space the classes still become packed and prime spots on the floor are taken unless you arrive early. Case in point, I was forced to take the only spot left in the rear near the mens changing room. Supposedly the heat in that section is not that intense and consequently I did not get the dizzy-heat that I had become accustom to in these classes. Speaking of the floor... it's carpeted. I think a room full of people sweating to their max day in and day out should not be carpeted, but that's just me. Unlike in sayville, there is no calm, light music playing throughout class. The instructor's voice is punctuated only be the occasional grunt of someone falling out of a pose. As I mentioned before, I did not experience the same amount of heat that I'm used to. Even when walking on other parts of the floor, the heat did not seem that intense. Also, instruction focused mainly on physical/technical aspects of poses without much mention of a spiritual aspect. Overall I felt more like I was working out than attaining a higher state of consciousness. The prices are reasonable at $12 for a drop in class and several other packages like $99 for 10 classes. The location is pretty convenient, right on 25a at the end of Nichols Rd. These factors will most likely be the main motivation for me going back. If you're a new yogi or yogini and you live in the area you may just want to stop by and see what hot yoga is like and if it's for you or not. Minor annoyance: I didn't like looking at the water stain on the ceiling every time I went into savasana. Tip: Show up early like they tell you to.

Not impressed. The instructor that I had was like a drill…read moresargent.The heat was also broken the day I went. They would not give me my money back. The people who were around me were rude. The place gets too crowded. People are literally on top of each other. There is also only one bathroom stall in the womens room that is always packed. I would not go back.

Big selection. The energy here is strong. The lady at front…read morewas very nice and helped me to find the right stone searching for information about it . It is a little pricey but of course it has several different types of stone. I recommend

It's a nice crystal store, it's established and has lots of cool stuff! It is a shame that the…read morebayshore and Calverton stores closed. However, I will say, the service is incredibly poor. The owner of the store tells employees not to talk or be friendly with customers. This is incredibly unwelcoming and causes the employees to act soulless and robotic, even people in these reviews mention it. The more friendly you are, the more people want to do business with you, believe me, I worked retail for a decade, I have a clue. I had made a friend in the bayshore store that kept getting into trouble talking to us, but talking to her actually made us buy more things! One time I came in when the store had an hour left open and the girl that was there was being rude and rushing us, so she could leave and close the store! Turns out it was the daughter of the owner. To make matters worse, I bought a heart crystal and gave it to a friend. Apparently it was a fake crystal! My friend dropped it by accident! I don't necessarily blame the store since anyone can get scammed, but I would just say be careful and make sure the crystal is real. Especially with those prices! The thing that gets me the most about Breathe is the soulless ness and unfriendliness vibe that the employees are forced into. There's so many other crystal stores where employees are friendly and fun to talk to! Not Breathe, it just gives me a "meh" feeling, I'd much rather go somewhere else than breathe. It's a shame collective consciousness and tranquility within closed down, those were really fun and had brought in a fun community!

Very nice and clean, the staff is very welcoming. Amazing amenities! Just started the classes and…read moreit's been fun.

Great location, very clean, staff are incredibly friendly and always willing to help. update…read moreequipment. give you all the tool and encouragement you need to succeed in your fitness journey.

The Holistic Center for Soulful Living is a sanctuary of peace and tranquility. The…read moreall-encompassing sense of calm you feel the second you walk in the door says it all. The therapists and practitioners on board are compassionate, empathetic, and highly-skilled, walking side-by-side with you every step of the way. From yoga classes to soul immersion workshops, HCSL is a divine pathway to cultivate endless self-love. I cannot recommend them enough! A one-stop shop to recharge every cell within your being. The center is truly a space of Restoration and Rejuvenation for the Soul.

Melissa Favaloro is extremely unreliable. We made appointments that she failed to show up for…read more After the second issue with an appointment, she told me she would call the next day to reschedule. I never received a phone call. She also promised me a list of other therapists to help my daughter since her schedule was tight in the Fall. She never forwarded the list of potential therapists. BEWARE when making an appointment!!

I was looking for something fun to do outside of my comfort zone. My friend begged me to try tennis…read morewith her at Eastern Athletic; when I finally caved in I was not able to join due to a long waitlist. My personal trainer also encouraged me to increase my physical activity outside of our sessions.I decided I would take a leap of faith and with luck I found this place. I called and they were able to squeeze me in the middle of the semester. I take private lessons with Christine and she's awesome. I've also had the pleasure of taking lessons with Damiano and Nick who are amazing as well. For me it's more for physical activity not really for competing , but it sure is fun learning. I couldn't be happier with my experience here. I encourage you to check this place out.

I joined with the sole purpose of getting my skills to the baseline threshold to join a league. I…read morehave little interest in tennis; my primary motivation was a social fitness activity that was competitive. Compared to golf or bowling, tennis was the best fit! I subsequently took lessons with a pro there, named Damiano. He is a true professional, who is devoted to his work, and also an excellent tennis instructor. Overall, the place is run quite well. The folks are very organized with scheduling and keeping appointments, and very flexible when you need to change an appointment. The new owner, Spencer, spent a small fortune refurbishing the facilities and its reflected in all aspects of the operation. Unfortunately, due to a new job, I could not proceed with joining a league which is a real bummer. But it's my hope to do so, somehow, in the future.

Hot yoga is the best workout. If you try everything and nothing makes you break a sweat, this is…read morethe place. The room is body temperature. The moves are consistent and challenging to hold. You will feel great! Definitely try a class and you won't be disappointed.

From the owner: YogaSix is a boutique yoga fitness studio changing the way people think and experience yoga. Our…read moreinclusive, energetic, full-sensory workouts are designed to provide the mind-body experience of yoga that everyone deserves. Connect to a fitness practice that is energizing, empowering, and fun. We deliver life-enhancing benefits through our six core classes: Y6 101, Y6 Restore, Y6 Slow Flow, Y6 Hot, Y6 Power, and Y6 Sculpt & Flow. Each of the yoga classes we offer at YogaSix has a specific focus and produces specific body benefits. Whether you're looking for strength, agility, or flexibility and balance, we have the yoga fit for you.

I've been a member since 2018 & can honestly say the instructors in the studio are among the best…read moreon Long Island. The studio has become my second home.

This is the second pole studio I have been to, and out of the two this one is my fave. The overall…read morevibe here is something that everyone could easily get into- right from the first intro class. The lights and layout of the studio are gorgeous. Instructors are all friendly and helpful if you need extra attention. They ensure everyone knows what's going on before going onto the next move. Wednesday intro classes get pretty packed so I Saturday and Sunday intro classes are the way to go for anyone just starting out! Beth, Karen, Krystle, and Deanna have all been great instructors to me!