This is a welcoming, inclusive studio that offers small group classes and private instruction…read moresessions. The studio has all kinds of different Pilates equipment (reformers, chair, tower, etc) so there are tons of options for new exercises to learn and stay challenged in your practice. I really enjoyed Amy's teaching style. She is personable, professional, encouraging, and gives very clear instruction.

I love Lagree House for a good butt-kicking. I feel like a little of this studio goes a long way…read morewith seeing transformation and results. Things I love: - Big spacious airy studio, especially during covid-19 times. You have space between you and the person next to you. - Many of the instructors are GREAT, motivating and have fun. Shout out to Quintin and Siobhan. - The music is typically fast-paced and fits right in with the motivation - The workout is one of a kind, good for people with bad knees or joints, and come with big results Things that I don't love: - The pricing is steep. There's no way around it. - Some of the instructors could do a bit better with repeating instructions in a clear, slow way. Yes, sometimes it takes me 3 times to understand what you just said since I'm focused on form. I also wonder if people with certain processing disorders have a really hard time understanding. I really appreciate the instructors who show the move along with talking it through and many of the instructors do a good job of repeating over and over, which is helpful. My biggest gripe is that they have NO water available unless you pay for a water bottle. For one, I don't think this is fair to someone who might be pinching pennies and doesn't want to spend the money if they don't have to. Secondly, the green/recycler side of me is dying inside at this thought. I just want to refill my reusable water bottle and have no way to do it unless I buy a disposable one. Sucks! I mentioned this to the owner one time (nicely, of course) and she said they'd have to put in a water line. So... do it? It's a workout studio that gets really hot in the summer months especially. Access to free water is necessary, no question about it. *getting off my green soap box now* But alas, I continue to come and love how I feel afterward (during, not so much... ). It's a good workout and with great music and teachers.

Loved this studio for reformer class! Def do a foundations class first so you understand how to use…read moreit before feeling lost the whole class. I've taken 3 instructors and they are all great.

I love being a member of this studio! They make it really welcoming and such a safe environment to…read morelearn while still challenging yourself. Everything is super clean and aesthetically pleasing. I love that they offer so many different types of classes for all levels. I also love how each teacher has a totally different vibe and they switch up the music!

Lit Life Yoga is an amazing experience for anyone from a beginner to an avid yogi. The space is…read morecozy and inviting with heated floors and welcoming staff. When you enter it feels like a bright airy cocoon filled with natural lighting. The instructors are informative, skilled and offer modifications whether you need to simplify things or would like to challenge yourself a bit more. Once it's time for shavasanah they easily close the automatic blinds allowing for full relaxation free from distractions. The thing that I like most is the wide variety of class offerings. Check out their calendar and you'll see soundbaths, instructors classes, aerial yoga and infrared.

Great local studio. I have tried a few class times, varieties, and instructors. Everyone has been…read morehelpful and pushed us but stayed conscious of our needs and limits. Studio is very clean and comfortable (as comfortable as a hot yoga studio can be) and usually has plenty of space. Parking is street but there's plenty. You can register easily online and buy packages of 10 for a reasonable price.

Being a yoga Teacher myself, I know what makes a good studio. I've worked personally with Celeste…read moreand I can tell you that Pataskala is so damn lucky to have this yogi open up a studio there. NYC is missing her like mad already. Both her and her partner in life and business know their stuff when it comes to yoga. They're both experienced and compassionate teachers and their classes were always bursting at the seems with eager students here in New York. If you're yet to check out hot yoga or your an experienced practitioner, Fierce Wellness Hot yoga is your place. It's beautifully new and pretty. Pataskala finally has the perfect hot studio to find health, calm and peace.

I attend here every week for barre and this is not my first workout class setting. The difference…read morethat Rise makes is the personal connections that are naturally formed every week. The group itself, whenever you can show up, is a blast and I truly have found that I've grown stronger when I'm consistent. A special review for the instructor Nadia who is both full of wisdom and energy. She truly is a bright light there at rise and we all just adore her!

Fall time at Rise Yoga and I attended the Saturday Strength Yoga class led by Amber, owner. This is…read morea 45 minute well rounded class focusing on strength and functional mobility that utilizes basic yoga moves. It is my favorite class at this studio but as you can see from previous reviews , you really cannot miss at this studio . The atmosphere is warm and accepting of all and all levels.

This amazing fitness studio is the brainchild of THE most talented fitness instructor I have ever…read moremet - Emily O. This historic building has been transformed into a beautiful space for yoga, dance classes, and many more offerings. Marysville is seriously lucky to have this place! I drove from Columbus to attend Emily's Saturday Pulse Partio Twerkout class. It's basically a dance cardio class incorporating hip hop, latin, and pop music and it's the best thing that will happen to your life. My friends and family have followed Emily from multiple gyms to be able to take this class and I'm not about to let a drive to Marysville stop me from coming! I can't speak for the yoga classes and other offerings yet, but I'm sure they are all excellent. See the schedule on their site! They also offer childcare! Check their website for more details.

Very clean and friendly studio. The location is easy to find. There was plenty of free parking. I…read morehad a great workout and felt refreshed afterward. If I was looking for yoga studio, Pulse is a great find.

LOVE this studio. From the moment you walk in, you are welcomed and feel like family. The workouts…read moreare awesome, and the community is just as great. Instructors are well trained and knowledgeable. A favorite spot of mine!

As You Are is a hidden gem in plain city! It's empowering and inclusive to everyone which I love…read more The variety in classes keeps things interesting. I keep coming back for more almost daily. Thanks for building such a great community!

I'd never been back in this industrial part of town, so it seems like Focus Fitness has picked a…read moregood spot to set up their pilates studio, as it's smack next door to the new Lower.com MLS soccer field and in the heart of an up and coming pocket just west of downtown Columbus. I'm not sure how FF's parking works exactly, as the spac parking lot's spaces are numbered - is that a pre-development heyday thing, or what? Want to highlight the awesome viby house music playing. The space is small, but houses a lot of cool looking contraptions/pilates machines; I'd love to learn their intricate purposes in an in-depth class! Anna, one of the instructors, greeted us and told us about Focus Fitness and how things are done around here. Things are done a bit different here: Instead of classes, they run private or semi-private times with clients/members as opposed to a general schedule of classes offered, you show up, do a workout and leave. Anna also specializes in nutrition, which is exactly what I've been searching for. Official first time in a salt spa! Three of us sat in the room for the recommended 30 minutes, which is basically equal to two days at the beach. Nice reclining beach chairs, so you can get comfy when you breath in the salt-filtered air. No ambient music playing, not sure if they don't have it playing for a purpose, which could be the case. This room is used for salt room yoga, so perhaps an instructor comes in with you, thus that's your form of sound. If there isn't music any set up, maybe a suggestions for clients that just want to sit and not do yoga. Just a thought, however. Two of the three recliners have heating properties, fyi. This was such an awesome event!! Completely informal, relaxed and totally hands on!! We literally were encouraged to try out whatever equipment that peaked out interest, and Anna and Dina gladly demonstrated telling the benefits. Dina is a spunky esthetician, and I'd totally get a consult with her!! Excellent event, giant thanks to Kayla for setting this one up!!

When you walk in it looks like a fitness jungle gym. There are so many different contraptions to…read moreget your workout on. Anna was super nice. She gave us a tour. We got to try some of the equipment and the salt room. Focused Fitness is more of a personal Pilates studio. Get one-on-one workouts here. There are not many other places (none that I know of) that offer this type of Pilates. It is a neat concept for those who have extra money to spend on health. The salt cave was cool. It does leave you salty with a coating of white salt all over your clothes. It was relaxing. I would make the recommendation to have a light spa or ocean type music playing in the background if people want sound. Overall this little studio was really neat. They do offer massages that were somewhat reasonably priced. However, again for people who have to watch their expenditures the one-on-one fitness is a bit pricey.