I have been doing yoga for over 20 years and when I found Kelly it seemed like a match made in…read moreheaven. She is very present, kind, caring and very knowledgeable about all things yogic. I absolutely love her classes. Thank you Kelly!

Kelly's Yoga classes are both a workout for the body and and an inspiration and focus for the mind…read more Workout is probably too strong a word for Kelly's classes, where her Yoga class is both a release of tension in the body, as well as, the mind. It is so wonderful to be "in the present" in her classes, and be able to connect the mind to the body. Kelly is the best Yoga teacher I have ever had, and I have been doing Yoga for 15 years. Each class has a different inspirational message, and Kelly's singing voice is a beautiful end to a wonderful class.

I normally wouldn't bother writing a review, but my experience with Anytime Fitness (Easley, SC…read morelocation) has been so frustrating that I feel like future members should know what they're signing up for. I originally joined at the Easley location because it was convenient for me. Then, without asking me, they reassigned my "home gym" to Boiling Springs--an hour away--because I visited it a few times. That decision was made without my knowledge or consent. I broke a rule and brought my young daughter to work out with me. The next day, I was locked out of the Easley gym yelled at l, and sent a vague email warning. I responded that same day requesting to cancel my membership, and since then... nothing. No replies. No confirmation. No resolution. But they're still charging me. If you're looking for a gym that communicates clearly and respects your time and money, this isn't it. I've had to escalate to corporate and file a BBB complaint just to try and get someone to acknowledge me. There are way better gyms out there. This one might be "24 hours," but apparently their customer service is stuck on silent mode.

When I first signed up here, I thought I would be charged $30 month for my membership. Took me a…read morefew months to realize I was being charged biweekly. I've seen apartment complex gyms with more extentive equipment options, and more recent upgrades. This gym is almost always vacant. You'd have to be smoking crack to think it's worth $60 a month. I'm most upset I didn't cancel my membership sooner.

Good lifting gym. New massage bed . I work near there and I can come and go without question…read more Friendly staff definatly improving over the last few months.

I'm only putting one star because it would not let me put zero. My girlfriend was working out with…read moreher friend and just called me in tears. She was spotting her friend and was told by a trainer (Zach) that she couldn't be spotting her and she needed to leave. Her friend is just starting her fitness journey, and my girlfriend was worried about her hurting herself.

would be so much better if it had a men's toilet…read more guys have to poo in the woods behind the gym. there WAS an outhouse, but it's had an out of order sign since before SC had statehood

Just visiting from Virginia. Plenty of equipment. Clean. Convenient which is key to getting a…read moreworkout in on vacation.

Wow. The new facility is amazing. I just re-joined the Easley YMCA and was impressed with the staff…read moreas well as the pool etc. and I don't think the monthly rates have gone up. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

UPDATE: My original review for the YMCA started off really well, & i was happy with the fact that i…read morewas treated like an other woman. Well that changed really fast after i left my first review. When i left my first review i was contacted by the YMCA and asked to submit my information so they could talk to me about my review being positive or so i thought.... That wasn't the case, the CEO Sid Collins sent me an email asking if we could have a conversation over phone & what would be a good time to contact him, Still unaware that i had done something wrong i responded with my number & waited for the call. When i got the call the CEO Sid Collins introduced himself & told me that he wanted to discuss my review & that because i was TRANS would like to discuss my options of locker room use. He proceeded to tell me that it was their policy that trans people use the all gender locker room. instead of the womens changing room because i was trans. We had a brief conversation & when the call ended i decided to reply to the original email to clear things up & to let Mr. Collins know that ive never had this issue elsewhere. I explained to Mr. Collins that i was by all LEGAL accounts & physically a female, My birth certificate, medical record's, license etc. all reflected this as well as i no longer had male parts & that i had not only legally Transitioned but Physically as well. I do not appear to be male. Mr. Collins proceeded to ask me for documentation showing that i had in fact medically and surgically transitioned. At first i was taken aback by this but didn't really want to stir the pot & I wanted a resolve to this quickly as i was now extremely uncomfortable. I provided said documentation & explained to him that he wouldn't ask any other woman to prove she was a woman even if she appeared masculine or maybe even suffers from PCOS & has facial hair. Women come in all shapes, sizes & some appear very masculine even though they were biologically born that way. The point is there shouldn't be a scale or a judge to decide who looks woman enough for him. When he asked for the documentation he asked for proof that top & bottom surgery had occurred & that generally women who can prove themselves to him are allowed to use the locker rooms without issue. I reluctantly provided the documentation & explained that i didn't need top surgery as i had naturally grown mine & therefore no surgical verification existed. I also sent along a picture showing that i appear as a woman. After providing such paperwork & feeling humiliated & violated it didn't stop there, he replied to my email telling me that even though i had provided such paperwork that he wanted to have a sit down with me to discuss further needs & as he said "to discuss someone's unique situation and needs" after originally stating that after providing proof and feeling violated that it generally is their policy to allow someone to use the locker room they are comfortable in. So at this point i felt no further need to have a sit down with Mr. Collins as i had provided the information he asked for even though i NEVER should have been asked for anything other than a birth certificate to verify i was in fact a female. By asking for such information not only is it humiliating & violating to discuss my medical history with a complete stranger it but i felt degraded & uncomfortable around the YMCA and never went back out of fear that my account was marked or that i would be harassed by Mr. Collins before i was allowed to work out & use the facilities that we all pay for. So after my initial visit where i felt comfortable and had toured the facilities & the locker room etc. i never returned because i wouldn't feel welcomed or comfortable while i was there. We canceled our membership after 5 months and 1 visit. If you don't fit their cookie cutter of woman i hope ur never asked for any documentation. Ill be filing suit & contacting the ACLU. Ive posted my story on Tiktok & its going on every platform im on. its 2025 Discrimination shouldn't be tolerated or allowed!!

Took an ariel class and loved it! Great instructors and fun environment!read more

I've been with IYT for several years and would never change studios. The studio has it…read moreall...several classes of yoga to fit everyone. Everything from Ariel yoga to Restorative and all in between. If you want Hatha Yoga it's perfect. Have you tried Yin? Perfect for keeping us flexible. If you would prefer more intensity you've got it with Strength and Sculpt Yoga. IYT also offers many workshops Including many beginner courses. I choose one on one Private Sessions to begin my yoga journey. Try it! You'll love IYT! Namaste