Stopped in for the first time this week with my husband for power flow with Paul, and we had a…read morereally nice experience. This is a donation based studio with a recommended donation of 10$ to keep up with their expenses. You sign in at the front, put your donation in the box, and head to the air conditioned studio with mats, blocks, and blankets available to you. Our instructor greeted us right away with a smile. The class itself was good intensity for power flow, and the music was contemporary, upbeat, and matched the energy of the class. Definitely check out power flow Tuesday's at 7pm with Paul.

I've only been to two classes at Rubber Soul, but I loved the place long before stepping inside its…read moredoors. First off, it gets points for being right down the train tracks from my house. (Yes, I live within 100 feet of train tracks. Yes, the train goes by often. No, it does not wake me up at night.) Rubber Soul is tucked away in the pretty yet unassuming Leathers Building, which is on Pulaski Street right before you get to the tracks. Rubber Soul has a small door marked with a stand-up metal YOGA sign; their front door always has that month's class schedule posted for the taking. Rubber Soul is a donations-based yoga center. A $3-5 donation per class attended is suggested but not monitored or required. (Not monitored as in they don't watch each person enter to see if they're paying or not.) I paid $5 my first time but only $2 today. You can go for free if you can't afford to donate, and they won't hate you for it. The classes are all taught by volunteer teachers who really believe that yoga can help you physically and spiritually. Thus far, no one I've encountered over there is overly preachy, so that's nice. The space is small but comfortable. Yoga mats can be rented for a $1 donation; bottles of water cost the same. Yoga bricks (?) and blankets are yours for the taking during class. I went to Laughing Club there a few months back with some friends. A fun and strange experience in which we spent an hour making weird noises, movements, and giggles. You should try it, especially if the idea freaks you out. Today I went to Gentle Yoga and loved it. Even the gentle class was a little workout for this novice! I love that this place is a non-profit. I love how involved they are with the community. I love the cozy space that doesn't waste resources. I love and don't love that the schedule changes month to month. Check their website for class details, and let me know if you're going to a session! See you there.

Renamed to Hot Fuel. Be sure to use the student pass if this is your first time visiting. Love all…read morethe instructors. They reached out after each session to check in. I do not live in state but visit when I'm home on vacation

Highly recommend! Jeanne led such an amazing class and pushed me tonight! It was so greatread more

Gorgeous studio, down-to-earth, friendly, knowledgeable teachers/staff, great lil herbal shop…read more.. what a treat. Was just in Athens for a day, but this made the trip really special. Gota's 9am is a great way to start the day!

What a wonderful place. They offer a great variety of yoga classes and NIA. In the same building…read morethere is also an herb shop, acupuncture etc... Best Yoga in Athens. Meghan is a real deal Yogini.

Five Points Yoga is a fantastic studio with a large variety of classes of Yoga and Pilates classes…read morefrom beginner to advanced. The instructors are experienced and caring, creating a fun and mindful vibe. The Reformer Pilates classes have helped completely eliminate all my lower back pain. 5 out of 5 stars, would totally recommend

Small class. Very helpful instructor. As a first timer to the studio was provided lots of of…read moreguidance. Very accommodating of my short visit to Athens.

A newish yoga studio (opened November 2015). This is a very simple studio but open and inviting…read more There are no mirrors on the wall or much decorations, it helps to focus on yourself and the practice. The owner and instructor (Charlotte) is fantastic and very personable. Flow yoga is primarily what they focus on and I definitely got my sweat and stretch on. There was calming music (which I loved) and the hour class ended with a great relaxation period (was not rushed at all, unlike other studios I have gone to). I was looking for some variety in poses and more focus on meditation and this place covered both!

I really enjoy the "Flow" and "Sculpt and Tone" classes at this studio. The sequences in these…read moreclasses promote an ideal balance of strength-building, flexibility, and meditation. The studio is spacious with beautiful hardwood floors. All needed props, including mats, are provided. Drop-in rates and monthly memberships are affordable. Parking is free and plentiful in the lot in front of the studio. I'm new to Athens, and after trying yoga on and off at many studios over the years, I am happy to have found KIS Yoga.

They cancelled my membership because I sweat too much. While exercising. In a sauna. Make that make…read moresense.

I did not enjoy my experience with this gym. Not only is it over priced, but it's a scam. They…read morequickly run through all their polices when you signup, but don't seem to let you know that they require a "60 day notice" before you can even cancel. DO NOT JOIN THIS GYM.

Pure Barre is the first workout routine in a long time that I have stayed very consistent in! This…read morestudio in particular does a great job of fostering a warm community feel, which helps me look forward to working out. Since starting over a year ago I feel like my core and overall full body strength, along with my balance, have improved a lot!

Perfect low impact workout. Best PB location I have been to. All instructors are great!read more