My family and I stopped in for "Just Yoga" this morning at White Lotus Yoga, it was an excellent…read moreclass in a spotless facility and great location! Our instructor was lovely and really knew her yoga. They provide free use of all the supplies that you could need for their class including mats, blocks, blankets, and other items as well. Everything in the facility is sparkling clean and very nice, there are cubbies for you to put your items into outside the studio. There are no mirrors in the studio, which I like! Overall this is a great spot and we would go back next time we are in Poulsbo. They don't have many yelp reviews but they are a five star place for sure!

Amanda is amazing. The studio is very comfortable and relaxing…read more My husband and I are new to yoga. We have been to the gentle yoga together and I have been attending the sound bath meditation. Amanda and Lake are both soft spoken and wonderful guides. I am so very happy that we found this studio.

This is my yoga home…read more Amanda, the heart of this studio, greets each one of us as we enter, and I always feel that she truly cares about us. Her practices are creative, incorporate flow and are thoughtfully designed for the human body both in mechanics and mindfulness. Amanda always reminds us to be aware of how our bodies feel and respond to the movements and poses, so we can practice in the way that fits us. The practices leave space for every body! I'm so grateful to have a studio to call home. When I'm here, it feels like I'm embraced in a warm yoga hug!

I was visiting Bremerton to attend a conference and knew that after sitting in meeting rooms for…read moretwo days I would be in need of some serious physical and mental healing. I found that at Indigo Moon Yoga. I walked there from my hotel near the Kitsap Ferry Terminal. It's a small town; it takes very little time and effort to get anywhere, and Indigo Moon Yoga was super easy to find and accessible. Kathleen greeted me with a smile, asked some friendly questions that would help her get to know me and my practice, and made sure I had everything I needed for a great session (a level 2/3 Vinyasa class). I had no trouble following her as she led us through asanas and I left the class feeling really refreshed. It's a beautiful studio that is thoughtfully organized and well cared for. There's good space to stash your bag, a well-appointed bathroom, shelves of clean, new props (not the ratty, hairy, sticky or otherwise beat-to-hell props I've run into at other studios), and Kathleen has added lots of great extra touches like tea after class, or a bite of Godiva chocolate to take out the door. It was clear to me that the guiding principles of compassion, connectivity and community aren't just words that sound good on a website. I think Indigo Moon Yoga walks the walk, y'all. You should go there. Work on your practice and support a local business, Bremertonians. I want to be able to re-visit Indigo Moon Yoga the next time I'm in town.

You MUST experience this! Amanda has a lovely and inviting studio and sets the ambience with a…read moregreat playlist! She explains each movement, strectch, and pose as she takes you through it. This is wonderful for lengthening muscles and the inversion poses while suspended in the magical hammocks do wonders for back and neck aches. I could go on and on but, really, you must try it for yourself! If lucky, you may get to meet Finneus, the yoga hammock puppy extraordinaire!

A small yoga studio with a focus on individual experience. Amanda is an amazing teacher who gives…read moreclear and direct instruction. The Hatha flows are excellent, and for a fun new experience I HIGHLY recommend the Aerial classes! Her studio has 5 hammocks, so you will receive plenty of individual instruction if needed. She works with novices and experts alike, and both will feel welcome and challenged. The space is warm and inviting and the music is uplifting, not dreamy. She offers optional essential oils and adjustments. You'll leave feeling energized and open. I can't recommend Blackbird Yoga enough!!!

Be leery of getting into a contract. There's basically no refund policy even when an instructor is…read moreproblematic. I talked myself into buying a year for the discount. Had reasons to quit after six months and asked for a partial refund, was given a hard no. Once the year was up, I got billed for August because they automatically set you up for month to month and wasn't informed I needed to give a 30 day notice in June. The classes were fine, but the business practice side was very frustrating.

Very cool experience. Learned a few good tactics. People there are amazing. Highly recommend it !!!read more

Great gym. They keep things clean, friendly, have everything you need. I have a dream that someday…read morethey add a sauna :)

Everything! Welcoming, great atmosphere, awesome employees, helpful. Lots to offer. Group…read moreexercises, private trainers, plenty of parking, a pickle ball court, outside workout area

Easy free parking, wonderful studio space, great equipment, and most importantly, fantastic…read moreinstruction. Classes start on time. Each class is thoughtfully and uniquely programmed. Those familiar with barre will enjoy a smattering of the classics mixed in with targeted progressions often followed by deeply satisfying stretches. I have held off reviewing because it's absolutely perfect and I would hate to see it become too popular. But that's a balance, right? I would similarly hate to see it close because its biggest fans didn't step up to support this lovely and dedicated small business owner.

I came for a special class on facial massage and fascia techniques to keep my skin looking great…read more The class was fun, warm and full of amazing details. I am so glad I came and I hope to take one of the fitness classes soon!

Short Review: PNW…read moreJiu Jitsu is a no frills, high instructional, close knit community all in a brand new clean facility. If you want a school that has great value (instructor to student ratio), a friendly community, all in the Silverdale area I would highly recommend them. They run a limited yet diverse class set such as: kids, womens, adult, and No Gi. (Full review covers thoughts from Adult and Fundamentals classes only.) Full review below: Facility - PNW Jiu Jitsu is tucked away east of the 3 in a warehouse suite area of Silverdale. It is attached to what looks like a CrossFit / Traditional Gym in the same warehouse suite, so the parking is ample if a little dark, but the interior is clean and bright and plenty of room. Mat area is a good size. More than enough room for drills for multiple groups (we averaged 4 groups give or take when performing king of the hill type drills). Although it's a new gym, you can tell that the area is cleaned regularly. Recommend going a few mins early to change as its not a fully loaded posh gym with gigantic bath areas. However the instructor coverage is way important in my opinion. Small price to pay for the intructor to student interaction. Staff / Structure - Probably the biggest factor for me in choosing a Jiu Jitsu school. I travel a fair amount for work, so it gives me the chance the experience different schools. The staff at PNW Jiu Jitsu has been particularly great. Head Instructor Alvin Martino was very welcoming, and also does a great job saying "the why" while teaching. You can tell he has great trust in his staff as he helps with instructor coverage, if not teaching techniques himself. Seeing head instructors stay hands on is a great sight to see, and there are multiple instructors every class making sure you arent lost. Everyone from the front desk to the owner Cody Smith was very happy to welcome another jiujitsu practitioner to their facility. Its also nice seeing people invested in jiujitsu also working there instead of some hired help that wouldnt normally care. George Cronin Jr. does a great job in sticking to a strutured environment, all while taking questions during instruction. He seems to run off of a rubric system which is more than I can say for some schools. PNW has more of a cohesive thought, instead of drilling techniques off the top of your (instructorss) head. There have been multiple times where I have experienced, "I dont think we covered it" and teach virtually the same class multiple times a month. PNW doesnt seem to do this. ***note. This is not to say repeating techniques is not welcomed to me. What this does show is how classes are NOT tracked. We expect high levels of organization with any sort of certifications and training, and you should too when learning from a martial arts school. Its also of note that all the classes at PNW run on individual timed drilling, as in each person has a set amount of time to work out concepts / techniques before switching with partners. Having my own set block of time I felt less rushed. When time is blocked for both people as a whole, you might feel pressed to do things quickly as to not take time away from your partner (at least I do). Conversely I also had times where I bearly did my share of the time because my partner insisted on drilling their turn more. I like PNWs structure much more. Overall: My experience with BJJ schools is a bit more larger in scale. Although PNW Jiu Jitsu isnt big brand name, the quality in actually learning is top notch, one of the most hands on ive seen. How well you recieve training is individually dependent. What I can say is that PNW emphasis on learning, high interaction, all in a structured environment. This philosphy might have to make me rethink my own situation as I've been training for about 5 months now (going 2-3 times a week holidays aside) and im pretty sure my home coach doesnt know my name. Maybe its just how it is with larger schools, but PNW has an emphasis in training within a welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommened. Edit: To any staff from PNW Jiu-Jitsu. Thank you so much for the opportunity to train with you guys. I have to unexpectedly leave the area due to a work emergency, however I look forward to seeing you guys in the future. Thank you for everything!

Been doing BJJ for about 4 year. Was in the area visiting close friends. I dropped in and did a no…read moreGi class. The other student were very welcoming and helpful. The professor was very knowledgeable and lead the class well. if I lived in the area, I would definitely go to this gym. By the way, I am 65 years old.