I love the studio. I was practicing in Brooklyn for the last 8 months before moving back and it is…read moremy favorite studio in the area. It was even the studio I would use when I would come up and visit. Nola is attentive, communicative, and a very capable instructor. The classes are well paced and challenging! The other classmates obviously enjoy the class and each other. I try to get as many classes a week as I can!

Best Pilates Studio in New Hampshire!! After having a knee replacement last January I started to…read morework with Nola. She has been patient, Kind, and most of all very knowledgeable. I have seen a great improvement in my strength, endurance, and range of motion. The atmosphere here is very welcoming.

I tried the somatic yoga as my first class and I was impressed. The teachers voice was gentle and…read moresoft leading me into a meditative state. By the end of the class I felt peaceful and rested. I would recommend to anyone looking to connect to their breath or wanting a rejuvenating experience. I will be going back!

lrga thank you so much for all youve accompplishrd to make adrianna into the gymnastics wonder…read morethat she has involved into. the coaches are top notched and i would say they put allthey can give into every student. thank you patty and kelly.

I love going here after school and it a great way to unwind from my day I definitely recommend…read moregoing here

When my husband and I first joined, we didn't know anyone but that quickly changed. We first met…read morelots of people in the Saturday and Sunday round robins. Then we quickly got invited to play in other groups of our level. Now I play most days of the week. It's a terrific club. Easy to reserve court time and the courts are in suberb condition.

The Wolfeboro Tennis Club is a private club with 4 Har-Tru courts, active members, and a pro for…read morethe summer 12 week season. Courts are open in late April or early May and remain open into early November. The setting is beautiful, among pine trees. Memberships are available. Members usually remain for decades!

Alton is a charming town of nearly 6,000 people on the shores of Lake Winnepesaukee. A charming,…read morebeautiful town with many seniors who have their own Senior Community Center to use for events. The venue does not only service seniors, but several organizations and groups in town, such as Rotary, whose work was instrumental in its construction. I was there for an organizational meeting and was impressed by the facility, which for a small town, it was quite comprehensive. The Community Center is used for many programs geared to seniors, as well as being available to other groups. The building is equipped with a full kitchen, restroom facilities, and a large room for social gatherings. It is also the source of supplying and delivering Meals-on Wheels to homebound and disabled senior citizens. Meals are prepared Monday - Friday Noontime meals are also served at the center every day Monday - Friday The Alton Senior Center has a Service Link Satellite Office in the building, offering referral services on matters relating to aging, chronic illness and disability, as well as a resource library allowing research on educational articles, pamphlets/brochures, and general internet access. The town of Alton is well served by this community center.

Well.... I feel like my experience could have been better. It's in an office park, and it's not a…read morevery relaxing location. There was no air conditioning when I went, and I was sweating the entire time. She did eventually open a window, but then I had traffic noise. I didn't feel relaxed. I think the massage was technically good, but I wish I could have relaxed more.

I had substantial pain in my back and leg for over a month that severely limited my mobility. My…read morewife thought it could be a sciatic nerve issue and I tried a number of exercises to relive the pain to no avail. I went to Innate in You as a last chance before going to see a doctor and amazingly (I wasn't expecting it to work) the pain was gone by the time I left. Elisha spent most of the time on a muscle that she said was very tight and when she put pressure on it was very painful, but she released the tightness AND the pain after 30 or so minutes. I was able to go out the next day and walk a round of golf with no issue or pain. Elisha did a GREAT JOB!!!!!

I grew up at Nokomis, and so did a lot of people. It's not unusual to find staff members hanging…read moreout with each other during the off-season, reminiscing about their 30-40 years working at camp. It's less like a place you go in the summer, and more like a family. I cannot say enough good about this place. I attended for 9 summers and only wish I could still go back every year. In addition to the wide range of activities, the people are great and the food is pretty fantastic, particularly when compared to the stuff being served up at other summer camps. A few of the activities offered to campers: Archery, rowing, wind surfing, sailing, swimming, photography, ceramics, leather craft, copper enameling, silver craft, basketball, soccer, ropes course, water skiing, canoeing, theater, tennis, and more. Campers can attend for 2-week sessions, up to a total of 8 weeks. At the end of the second and fourth sessions, there's a giant themed banquet that is tons of fun. Apply early as the camp roster is usually full for the next summer by December.

I went to camp Nokomis hoping for a good first time camp experience. Though the food was good, the…read morecabins and grounds nice, I did not have a good time. Camp Nokomis is on Lake Winnipesaukee, so the reason I went there was to have a good camp experience and swim in the lake. Boy was I wrong. Although I was on my towns swim team at the time, and had much swimming experience, I only made it into the level one swim class, and not only did I have to have swim class with girls much younger than I, it made me unable to swim in the lake!!! It was a HUGE disappointment. This left me with nothing to do during free time, and left me bored as well as homesick. Not only that, but many of the activities I signed up for I did not enjoy, especially kayaking, because we were not really kayaking, but merely learning how to save ourselves if the kayaks happen to flip over, which is highly unlikely. I will not go into too many details, but just no that I do not recommend camp Nokomis, and I was not the only one there who had a bad time,v

Great concept. Good equipment and clean facility. Staff is perhaps not so interested but this is a…read moregreat option for those of us in the area for a brief visit.