This was a fantastic yoga class. I'd consider myself a beginner/intermediate level yogi and the…read morevinyasa power flow class was one of my ideal classes - mind clearing warm up, build some heat, and cool down. Her and the rest of the class were incredibly welcoming to my friend and I being there from out of town. I'll definitely come back if I'm in La Crosse again! Thanks Tammy!

At this day and age a Karate studio like this shouldn't exist. Straight up Bullshido. Even back in…read morethe early 2000's this place became a black belt factory. Quantity over quality. If you want a black belt I three years go to Nicks Martial Arts. If you want a a black belt that means something go anywhere else.

My children has been training in Martial Arts for more than 7 years in locations all over the…read moreworld. This program and instructors are by far the best. Mr. Cornell takes a holistic approach of teaching the kids to respect themselves and others, while learning tough and challenging moves. Very happy here and encourage anyone looking to enroll in Martial Arts to give this place a try.

This school is great for all ages and affordable! From karate, weapons, and sparring to Kickboxing…read moreand fitness, this is a well-rounded school. Mr. T is a great teacher who listens and makes learning fun for all skill levels. Also, you can stop in and review (watch) a class to see if you like it before you try it.

My daughter has been going to Task Karate for about two years now. It's a bit of a drive from…read morewhere I live, but after looking at four different martial arts schools in the area, I'm glad I made the decision to go with Task. Mr. Thompson is a really great teacher and after watching him teach a class, it's easy to understand why this is the best school in the area, especially for children. I don't remember if it was the least expensive (they all seemed right about the same), but there is nothing second-rate about this school. The emphasis isn't just on fighting, which is probably better for kids in most cases, but more on focus, persistence, consistency and doing the best you can regardless of the skill level. I would definitely recommend Task to anyone, especially if you're looking to get a child into martial arts training for the first time.

I can't believe this is their first review, but I suppose if you didn't know about The Yoga Place,…read moreyou'd probably never find it. However, hidden upstairs in the City Square Building on Main Street is a beautiful studio that is guaranteed to change the way you look at yoga. While not a stranger to yoga, the Iyengar method is radically different from any way that I've been taught. From the very first class, you'll actually _feel_ how it's different. Rather than emphasizing flexibility as the #1 most important goal, the Iyengar method teaches proper alignment and utilizes various props throughout the class. It teaches balance and how to use your muscles to their full potential so that you have lifelong fitness and health. It also teaches the deeply calming aspects of yoga...how certain poses can alleviate afflictions, help with insomnia and have restorative qualities. Before your first class, you will be asked to fill out a medical history sheet. I've never had to do this for any fitness class, and I truly wish that I would have! When the instructor knows of your injuries, ailments and limitations, they are able to tailor the class specifically to you. They remember that you have a knee problem, and will modify the pose to meet your needs. Not in a shameful way, but in a "we still want you to participate" way. The classes are not intimidating, and I'd encourage just about anyone to at least take one to see how they like it. The instructors (especially Chris) are kind, encouraging, but will correct you when you are out of alignment so as to prevent injury and to make sure you are getting the full benefit of each pose. Class fees are very reasonable, and they have discounts for students. The varied schedules are nice because they can accommodate morning, afternoon or evening practice. And if you miss a class in your session, they allow you to make it up. You never feel like you're wasting your money if you have to miss a class. I've been to the crowded classes. It's definitely a different way of practicing yoga, but for me, the personal attention and focus on proper alignment have done amazing things for me the last 12 weeks. Please check them out!

Iyengar based yoga. We were traveling walk ins to an 1.5 hour restorative class labeled as for all…read morelevels. Francie led a well structured class. Very clear, personalized instruction. As newbies to Iyengar, but not yoga, we greatly enjoyed the class.

We had a wonderful first Paddle Boarding experience with the beginner class with Chris. Chris was…read moreknowledgeable and shared his passion for Paddle Boarding. Chris was adaptable with everyone's different level of experience and comfortability.

This is a wonderful welcoming studio! Every instructor I have had has been wonderful!read more

I was visiting from out of town with a friend. They were ridiculously welcoming here but not in a…read morefake kind of way. Within about a week of returning home, I received a hand written thank-you note from the studio. What an impression! I'll definitely be back next time I'm swinging through town.

I tried to go to the swimming pools. All 3 were closed for children to play in. There are no signs…read moresaying the paying members aren't allowed in then. I work out there 2x a week and haven't had any issues but the swimming pools are rarely open when I go. Apparently swimming in the afternoon is not for members.

Very nice newer ymca with a nice pool. They provide towels though the locker room is kind of dated…read more The employees are really nice and helpful.

Mini Golf was pretty expensive for what it is..... Didn't…read morefeel like trying the go-carts after that. Staff is nice though

Managing Girl is terrible! However, We love this place, and it is a destination when we come to…read moretown. We appreciate the military discount. Unfortunately, we don't appreciate the managing girl, who wears a mask outside, very much. She has little to NO people skills and has no appreciation for Military service, though the owners of the park do. She won't give the military discount on tickets, just the very first one bought. WTF? We bought a bunch of batting cage tokens for the fast pitch baseball machine. Most all the pitches were over our heads. Ridiculous. We told her and she said, " I know ." We need to get it fixed. However, NO refund could be given. We once arrived there and bought Kart racing tokens. After we paid, she immediately went and closed the track because of "potential" rain. She wouldn't give a refund, said the owners would not allow it. BS. It did not rain for 2 hours. We had to use the tokens weeks later on our way through town again. She is terrible. While we were playing the large connect 4, she constantly worried about us picking up the pieces off the ground. Of course we always did, but as soon as the game was over, she'd yell, " are you going to pick-up the pieces ? " Two seconds after the pieces hit the ground. We had to finally tell her to STOP! She was so damn annoying! This girl should not be in any type of customer service position. When we asked for her name to complain to management, she said she couldn't give it due to safety reasons. She is such a bad person to have running your business. If we see her again, we will just leave. Not worth the aggravation. We do love the Karts and the military discount! Too bad the batting cages suck.