This place is awesome! The studio layout is large and spacious with tons of natural light, and the…read morestaff keep everything clean and fresh. The instructors are all incredible. Choosing a favorite would be like choosing a favorite child, I love them all! I have been a client for about two years and I still go about 6 days a week. The location is a little deceiving. The entrance is on Maple even though the address is 5th Ave.

After finally finding the studio, I was greeted and shown around briefly. The instructor was full…read moreof energy and enthusiastic. I loved the class! It was really challenging but they offered modifications, which was nice as a first timer. I didn't check out any of the amenities but noticed they have childcare, which is awesome! My only recommendation would be to provide location detail on their website. Google and Apple Maps take you to the Main Street and I wandered around for ten minutes very confused.

Been going here for about three months and I really think it's worth the time and money. I'm a…read moreteacher and although they have a teacher discount, it can get pricey. If I go 10-12 times a month it really is worth it at about $10/class. I love the evening classes and think just the right amount of people are in those classes. The weekend morning ones can be super crowded but it's still worth going. My favorite instructors are Marnie (the owner), Sydney, and Tawni. The studio is clean and really welcoming. I used to do classpass on the eastside and most of the girls in the barre classes were in their early 20s and really thin. I notice this studio is really welcoming to all body types, ages, etc. I hope they can add more classes on the weekends and maybe add different types of classes (90 min?)

Barre3 is the kind of workout that makes you want to show up. The classes are low-impact and…read morelegit--they build strength, improve balance and flexibility, and seriously activate those deep core and pelvic floor muscles. The instructors are knowledgeable, the Mill Creek studio is welcoming, and the community is genuinely supportive. Whether you're new to barre or a longtime fan, this is the kind of workout that keeps you coming back--stronger every time.

The facility is beautiful, from the minute you walk in the door, you can tell they have pride in…read morewhat they do and they do it well. They have state of the art equipment. The instructor was knowledgeable, engaging and a phenomenal instructor.

I absolutely love my Pilates class at Woodway wellness. Karla is amazing, she makes you feel so…read morecomfortable, she is personal and adaptable to your needs. I love building the deep core muscles and finding the unique areas I'll get sore! I could not recommend woodway wellness more- we are so lucky to have them in our edmonds community!

Fun, fun, fun. Energetic…read more Positive. Supportive. Driven. Accepting. Exceptional. Come prepared to have a sweaty good time. Remember to be respectful of their parking situation - they share the lot with a least two other businesses.

Wonderful place to workout…read more Dozens of people have messaged me and asked more specifics relating to my other review. Here are some details: Classes can be very very full so plan to dance close to other people. As of March 2022 masks are no longer required and most everyone attending (adult classes) do not wear them. Music is lively and fun but also super loud so bring your ear plugs if your hearing is sensitive. If you register for a class don't miss the class or cancel the class no closer than 8 hours before the class (I believe) or you will be charged a $15.00 fee. Many many people want to get into class so cancel early. SDF has mostly dance fitness classes offered in the evening and a few other class options (turbo kick etc offered in the morning) as part of the $125.00 monthly membership fee. In addition there are some other special classes (Twerk and monthly dance parties etc) offered at about $25 per class but see the website for further details. I do not believe SDF is part of "class pass" etc. No showers or lockers but there is a bathroom and a bunch of cubbies. The dance floor is cushioned which is great for the KNEES. Super tall ceilings and the gigantic garage door stays open which allows for great air movement. Parking is often tough so you might have to park off site at the park or near the Costco and walk over to the studio. Uplifting community and a great place to land if you love to dance for fitness but aren't looking for super complicated choreography Yes, ALL are welcome here!!!

Highly Recommend! My daughter absolutely loves her swim lessons here, and I cannot say enough good…read morethings about the staff. Patrick made both of us feel so welcome and confident from day one. The team is incredibly understanding, supportive, and helpful in every aspect. We truly love this facility!

Disclaimer: I'm not a member of this club, my daughter only takes private swim lessons…read more My daughter takes private lessons with Addie, and we can't thank her enough! We've tried many different programs and instructors, and my daughter just hasn't "taken" to the water. In comes Addie, and after a couple of months with her patience and kindness, I now have a swimmer. In addition, the entry to the facility always looks really clean and tidy. The staff are always really kind and polite!

I absolutely love Orange Theory! It's such a welcoming and warm place. I was new to the area and…read morelooking for a way to make new friends and stay active during the cold months and I found exactly that here! Taylor, Ameer, Alejandra, Miguel, and Sophie are seriously the kindest staff I've ever met. They always greet you with a smile and even knew my name from the very first day. The workouts are great and coaches John, Cat and Kevin kick your butt (in the good way) ....... but it's the sense of community that really makes this place special. Highly recommend for anyone looking for camaraderie, motivation, and a fun way to stay in shape!

If you are looking for a gym that encourages you at any level, a personal coach that guides you…read morealong no matter what your gym experience has been? Then look no further this is the one!

I attended Gracie Barra Edmonds Soft Opening on February 22. They had a great warm up session lead…read moreby the head instructor/Professor Mark, an open mat, and a Lion Dance to bring good luck and fortune to the facility. As soon as you enter through the business door you'll find yourself in a building with multiple suites. Just a few steps down will be Gracie Barra (not to be confused with Barre next door). You're welcomed by everyone there. Most importantly, the program director, Coach Jason. He's there to help with getting everything started. From memberships to making sure you're well informed of classes, as well as lessons. Coach Brett is an amazing instructor, he'll describe every bit of detail about the move so that you'll leave every class literally mind-blown! Professor Mark is the lead instructor and is there every day the school has a class. From being four years old to an older guy/gal ready to retire (or ready for their mid-life crisis ), professor Mark will guide you each step of the way. You may come into class feeling scared, intimidated, and maybe you'll even regret signing up. But at the end of the class, I guarantee you, you'll be feeling accomplished, eager for the next class, along with brand new people who you'll eventually call family.

Me and my 9 year old daughter have been going here for a little over a year now and both love it…read more Solid training atmosphere and instructors, family friendly, and a great crew of students. The head instructor (Professor Mark) is a seasoned competitor and great instructor. The other black belts (Professor Brett & Professor Nick) really round out the teaching staff. There are plenty of day/evening options for adult classes to meet my schedule have a good balance between higher-level belts and white belts. The kids classes are amazing, my daughter has learned a ton, made some friends, and has a noted boost in her confidence/athleticism. I've been training martial arts on and off for over 30 years and decided to focus on BJJ a couple years ago. Since then I have been looking for a BJJ gym to call "home" & found it here. Seattle has a lot of good martial arts, but Grace Barra Edmonds is probably the most well-rounded BJJ gyms catering to everyone from those who want to compete, to those who are looking for activity/fitness/self-defense, all while being family friendly with their huge kids program. Highly recommend!

Orange theory workouts are always great but these 5 stars go exclusively to Coach Christi. This…read morelocation is not even my regular one, but I happen to be in the area sometimes and I ended up taking class with Christi once and was immediately a fan. She has an upbeat energy, and really makes you put the extra effort. She addresses people by name several times during class and offers form corrections, suggestions and encouragement. She is also so knowledgeable! I chatted with her after class about a particular issue I have and she offered some ideas for stretching. Amazing coach! Bothell OTF you are very lucky to have her!!!

I am even more excited about joining OT Bothell than I used to be. Even though I went through a set…read moreof setbacks, they have never complained or made rescheduling difficult. I occasionally show up at Bellevue club. I was a college and professional tennis athlete a long time ago. Still, because of the great attitudes of the people working here I am now going with my mom and my sister next Monday. Even if this class sucks (which I know it doesn't), I would still be positive about OTB because of the amazing employees I have only interacted with at arm's distance.

We tried a trial class at Tutu school and probably won't be back. The studio is very cute- pink and…read moregirly with fun costumes displayed on the walls but the bathroom wasn't clean nor were the cubbies. The class itself had some fun elements like the parachute and bubbles but a lot of moments that felt not age appropriate (asking them to walk across the floor and point toes multiple times) where most kids in the class had a hard time staying engaged. The storytime too with lots of words on the page, no pictures and the kids were asked to stay behind a line far from the book. This is a hard ask for young toddlers. I think it takes a very calm toddler for this class to be successful or the instructors to use louder/more engaging language (sound effects, singing, etc)

Amazing experience at the Tutu School in Mill Creek! The location is convenient, lots of parking…read moreand nearby shops. There's a good amount of structure in each class and they make it so fun for my 3 year old. There's no pressure if newer students are still getting used to the curriculum. Teacher Lily is kind and patient with the class.

I was so happy when I heard a second Cut and Flow location would be opening up much closer to me…read more This one is so much more convenient and seems a bit larger. I've only made it to 2 classes so far, but I look forward to coming here for years to come. This area is full of construction so street parking is not super easy, but do look for the retail parking garage. It can be a little confusing to know where to go if you are coming here for the first time, but from the parking garage exit walk across the court yard. Everyone has been welcoming and friendly. The large entry area has plenty of lockers to secure your stuff and some seats to help you get your shoes on and off. Bathrooms have showers and space to change if you are heading here on your way to or from somewhere. I feel much less cramped in this xformer room. I've only peaked in the yoga room, but it looks quite large as well. I really like the uniqueness of xformer classes. I do have some experience with pilates, but for some reason these machines seem more enjoyable. Do be aware this is a hard workout and you will leave feeling the effects. It can be a little challenging to figure it out the first couple times, but the instructors walk around and offer support. If everything else falls just look at what your neighbor is doing. There are support sticks if you worry about your balance. Give it a try and I am sure you will feel the benefits as well.

The weather in Seattle has been absolutely beautiful lately as we head into summer…read more It was another perfect day to get in a good workout, and I had the chance to visit a lovely new facility. The Cut and Flow just opened a new location in Lynnwood. It is located on the first floor of a brand new apartment complex. Retail parking is also available inside the apartment parking garage. There are designated parking spots specifically for retail customers. A heads-up if you're visiting: the main gate from the apartment side is a bit heavy. I initially thought it was locked and only accessible to residents, so I ended up walking all the way around the building to get in. If you go, make sure to give the gate a firm push. I tried both the Pilates and yoga classes. Pilates was great, especially with brand-new reformer machines available for everyone to use for the entire session. The mirrors on the walls made it easy to follow the instructor and check my form. The yoga instructor was incredibly friendly and professional. I liked the slightly warm temperature of the room. I think it helped my body relax even better. We did a variety of stretches that felt pretty good afterwards. Also, be aware that phones are not allowed in class! I definitely needed a bit more time away from my phone. All the equipments are new and available for use unless you prefer to bring your own. The shower facilities are in excellent condition as the entire facility is brand new.