I've been training at Ascended for over two years now. It is a cleaner, friendlier, and more…read morepassionate gym than any other gym I've ever been to. Pedro has curated an amazing culture here focused around family, health, and growth. As an unathletic beginner, I felt very welcome here and quickly developed a love for the sport. Verg and Sandy run most of the adult BJJ classes. Both of them are kind, accommodating, and exceptional at their craft. They make a conscious effort to make sure all students feel welcome, train safely, and improve quickly.

Ascended is a wonderful school to learn Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu! Great instruction and a fabulous space…read moreright in the historic Stockade District of Kingston. I love attending classes there, and after cleaning up (they have amazingly lux showers), going out to a great meal right on the block! I wish I lived in Kingston so I could frequent this school much more often.

Some friends are very happy and their kids have been there for a while. We were hoping for a more…read moredisciplined approach according to classic principles of respect, and training to avoid a fight not fight a fight. I'm not a pacifist but I prefer a calm, mindful and respectful dojo. Also, on a practical level, when we were there, there wasn't enough room in the dojo for adequate practice. It was really crowded.

i have trained with some of the worlds most highly regarded athletes in their respective fields. I…read morehave also trained with the peaceful warrior. I can say with no reservation that he is a among these elite athletes, anything he teaches is right on; he is the needle in the haystack.

Looking for a hot class while visiting the area we found this spot. Arrived early to find no one to…read morecheck us in. Eventually a new (as in her first class teaching there) instructor arrived and did t know how to check us in and couldn't take a credit card payment. Luckily I had cash and the former owner came in to take the class and knew where the change was. I'm not blaming the teacher at all, I own a studio and k ow how it goes. But the current owners really need to provide better training and support to their instructors. I enjoyed the class and the space.

After trying out other yoga studios in the area, I couldn't quite find the right mix of sweating it…read moreout, challenging myself, pilates, and yoga. Then behold, Saugerties Hot Yoga! John, Maura, and their team are excellent instructors who guide you through a heated, sweaty workout that will make you ready for the day. It's not your relaxing yoga style of practice but more of an active tabata style hybrid with HIIT principles. You will get a rigorous workout that's challenging but doable, and you will be sore the next day in good way. Get sweating!

I had an original review, but it was deleted after Yelp was contacted by the owner, Jonathan. Yelp…read morethen contacted myself. I was bullied by the owner, Jonathan, to remove my original review though a yelp message. In the message he mocked me,wrote to me the he has "dirty laundry he can throw on my lap", he also says "investigated my organization and found plenty of dirt". Jonathan then he goes on that he wants me to offer an apology and that I mistakenly wrote Zenergy instead of a different gym. Bushido, show everyone in your life! especially your kids!! Bushido, held that the true warrior must hold that loyalty, courage, veracity, compassion, and honor as important, above all else. Copy and paste! https://acelebrationofwomen.org/2017/03/the-bushido-code-the-eight-virtues-of-the-samurai/

i go there its one of the best karate schools i ever went to the karate is called tenshin kan its…read morejapanese! i love it! -rob pop2

Elevate Rosendale is an outstanding school to study self defense/the martial arts. The owners,…read moreVincent and Michelle, are outstanding instructors. If you are interested in self-defense and the martial arts you need to take a class here. My wife and I both have a background in the martial arts and cannot speak more highly of Elevate Rosendale.

Stayed across the street at Hotel Dylan and came here for morning workouts. They give a discount…read morewhen staying there. I found the staff very nice and helpful. The gym itself is anything but state of the art but has enough older equipment to get the job done. There was a good variety of free weights, weight machines, cables, and cardio equipment. It was nice having large tvs in front of the cardio area. Men and women have separate small locker rooms. Overall it was convenient and got the job done!

Awesome gym and I believe the only one in the area. I happened to be staying close by so it was…read morevery convenient to get too. They have a decent sized parking lot as well. The building doubles as a rehab center as well. It's a nice gym. They have a large room for yoga or stretching. Plenty of treadmills and elliptical machines. They also have plenty of smith machines, dumbbells, squat rack, benches etc Perfect for what I needed it for and also much better than hotel gyms.

My experience is contrary to some peoples. I find the staff as helpful as can be within good…read morereason. Like many companies post Covid they have scaled back on staff and created a more self care gym. The gym is a self care place to begin with. If one wants a spa experience then go to Equinox. The owner Mr Santiago is all ways curious even in the face of disgruntled people. I am impressed how he keeps his cool in the face of some peoples insane requests/demands. the structure is such that insulation is a problem and heat is crazy expensive fortunately he listens to those that have stuck it out and has a GREAT solution.

Went here over my spring break and won't be returning back staff is really rude to guests and…read morethreatened me. Made me very uncomfortable. There are much better gyms out there to be honest

I am shocked with the harsh attitude this yoga center displays toward the handicapped. Handicapped…read moreperson was regarded by this organization as an inconvenience. Hardly an attitude that an enlightened group should have as an attitude

I'm bubbling over with gratitude for Barbara and Alison at Woodstock Yoga Center…read more I went as a visitor from NYC for two 9:30am classes straight and miss these powerful-women-vibes already. First, Barbara-absolutely hilarious; but don't mess around because your laughter will be tempered with an incredibly attentive eye. Thank you Barbara for being so warm and inviting, but also for pushing my edge (and my sacrum into its right place!). I came home to the East Village (where everyone in Woodstock is apparently from) and immediately purchased her book rec Light on Yoga. Second, Alison-also incredibly hilarious and the most cheerful, energetic yoga instructor ever. As I awkwardly watched the rest of the class hopping themselves into handstands, she said to me, "Come here, my little friend," and then she proceeded to post me up in a doorway. Somehow, someway, this woman had me closer to a handstand than I have ever been-and without fear. She kept saying things like, "You can do it. I saw you over there. There's no reason you can't. This foot here. This foot there." And then I did it. Back in Manhattan, I spent an hour between two walls-pushing myself up, up, up. This is coming from someone terribly afraid of the upside down world. Much gratitude and I'll be back with bells on. Edge. Pushed. If you're in Woodstock for a visit and you practice, GO to Woodstock Yoga Center. Not to mention the wide windows of the studio and beautiful nature all around. Powerfully Positive. So much thanks. Xo.