I took my first Barre Fitness Class and it was awesome. I was surprised at the intensity of the…read moreworkout my legs were visibly shaking and I'm going have a good hurt tomorrow. I excited to see how Barre tones my body differently than the boot camp I have been doing. Very clean and pretty inside. Whitney is super friendly and knowledgeable. She was great about walking around to be sure we were in the correct poses to maximize our workout. Looking forward to going back tomorrow!

Staff and location are great. First time trying it out? No problem. They'll work with you and make…read moresure that you can do the class.

They keep all of their equipment clean. Tons of different classes that cater to everyone. Been…read moregoing for 6 months now and I love it.

The sign-up process was excellent. Very helpful staff and plenty of amenities - inside and outdoors.read more

I've been doing yoga for about a year. For reference: I'm an Arab immigrant. A man. With…read morefunctioning knees (formerly). Walking into Fahrenheit Yoga already felt like I was betraying at least three generations. Somewhere, an uncle just shook his head for no reason. Hot 26(Bikram)at Fahrenheit is not yoga. It's a 90 minute hostage situation with stretching. The room is so hot your thoughts immediately file for divorce. First 10 minutes: confidence. Minute 20: regret. Minute 40: spiritual bargaining. Minute 60: God has left the chat, science is fake, and time is a social construct. By the end, you're just a damp, enlightened noodle. This class will: -delete your ego -uninstall your personality -defrag your spine -and factory-reset your soul I walked in with knee pain, back pain, hip pain, elbow pain, emotional stiffness, and a strong sense of masculinity. I walked out flexible, peaceful, and unsure who I used to be. This is better than pizza in Naples. Better than stouts in Ireland. Better than therapy, because therapy never made me sweat, cry, shake, hallucinate, and spiritually ascend while staring at a mirror. At some point I genuinely believed Hot 26 could: -fix the Arab world -end wars -bring Jesus back AGAIN -and make Him say "okay but why is it THIS hot" By the end of class, everyone looks like they survived the same disaster. No words. Just eye contact. Trauma bonded forever. Come early. Bring water. Do NOT come cocky. Fahrenheit Yoga isn't a studio it's a sauna powered personality eraser.

I was a member at Fahrenheit Yoga for five years. Never a complaint. Never a confrontation. The…read moreteachers are excellent -- Naima and Nikki especially. If this review were about them, it would be five stars. It's not. A yoga studio sells more than exercise. It sells a philosophy. Non-harming. Truthfulness. Compassion. Equanimity. When you pay for yoga, you're paying for a space where those principles are supposed to mean something. Two days ago, I got there early for a spot near the support bar. I have newly diagnosed early onset arthritis and was trying to take care of my body that day. A woman I'd never met asked me to move. She said she had a broken hip. I said, "You have a broken hip?" -- genuinely surprised. She'd had surgery and was recovering. I nodded and moved. I was annoyed; but, I did exactly what was asked of me. No argument. No scene. Twenty seconds. She replied with attitude, "Thanks for being so nice about it." I let it go. Here is what I did wrong: I asked a question before complying, and I didn't smile while doing it. What I didn't know: she was the owner's close friend of twelve years. She didn't know my name -- staff must have given it to her so she could complain about a member who had complied with her request. Within an hour, the owner, Nora Shabayek, called me. Hostile from the first sentence -- not investigating, but defending a friend. She made it plain: this was personal, her dear friend of twelve years, and I lacked compassion. She read her friend's text messages aloud as evidence -- accusations that were grossly exaggerated and often false. She talked over me. Got loud. She kept claiming she was protecting the space -- from what? A twenty-second interaction where I complied and no one was harmed? While she berated a loyal member with zero curiosity, zero grace? She terminated my five-year membership over someone else's account of something she never saw. She never genuinely asked for my side. The truth wasn't important -- it was her relationship with her friend that mattered here. Nora claimed others in the room agreed I was rude. I don't believe it. Anyone in that room saw one question, then compliance. The worst anyone could say is I didn't look happy about moving -- and if that's grounds for termination, no customer is safe. Someone who berates a customer, acts on hearsay, and terminates a five-year relationship while claiming to protect the space is the person the space needs protecting from. What made the calls surreal: Nora kept emphasizing her friend's severe limitations -- couldn't get up stairs, needed parking cones. She was confirming exactly why my question made sense. She was making my case for me. I called back hoping to be heard. Every time I responded to false accusations, she talked over me and called me combative. The dynamic was set: she was right, I was wrong, and defending myself was further proof that I was a villain. Twenty seconds undid five years and all the money I poured into this studio. A few things Nora never did: ask why I was near that bar. Consider I might be managing my own body. Weigh five years of loyalty against twenty seconds of compliance. Apologize. Acknowledge she witnessed nothing. To his credit, the studio manager, Nick, called me afterward. He acknowledged the termination was wrong and reinstated my membership. I appreciate him. He was the one professional and fair person trying to make it right. I cancelled. I cannot practice where the owner settles personal grievances with business authority (clear abuse of power), violates client privacy, and embodies the opposite of every principle on the walls. The teachers are wonderful. The classes are high quality. But the person running the place doesn't practice what she sells. What happened wasn't ahimsa, satya, or compassion. It was someone with power using a business to punish a stranger because her friend felt slighted by a question and a lack of a smile. I loved this studio. I recommended it to many over the years. Going forward, those recommendations come with a warning.

Great place to work out. Old school gym working all the muscles. I started the 6 week challenge, I…read morehated it!!! But I stuck out and I'm glad I did. I'm menopausal and was worried about muscle loss, weight gain and fatigue. So I started this journey with rise. The folks really care about you. The trainers set your 6 week program so there's no question about what you should be doing. They guide, encourage and help you along the way. I work out 3 days a week and feel stronger than I've been in a long time. I did have aches and pains but the trainers show you stretching and other things to ease those. I feel so good and proud that I stuck it out. Thanks to Rise and the great trainers!!

Keeps taking monthly fees after we try to cancel. Being directed to cancel by calling a phone…read morenumber that no-one answers.

I was looking for a trial and found Unity Yoga Room. I've practiced yoga before so I had some…read morebackground on what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised by Unity as their sessions not only provide an excellent practice, but a lesson that you can take with you. I feel this studio offers more than just a show up and practice yoga experience and I look forward to the next class. I've taken the gentle yoga and the hatha mixed level class, the gentle yoga was more slow moving and the mixed level was a great class where you could challenge yourself. Each class consisted of a small group in which Joy, the owner, had a relationship with each person and knows their journey within yoga. It felt like I was joining a community, not just a yoga studio.

A decent yoga studio in the eastern suburbs of Nashville, where this are a limited selection of…read moreoptions. We encountered this when we moved from Wisconsin to Middle TN. However the services are somewhat overpriced but generally good quality. After a few years we turned to another source for our yoga. They offer Hatha, Relaxation and other varieties of yoga practice. Nashville seems focused on hot yoga. Our automatic payment permission was revoked multiple times, with emails that went unanswered by the owner and then after we revoked the credit card authorization they continued to charge us $80 per month...for 3 more months. Despite trying to reach them they continue to charge. I'm disputing this currently as fraud. Beware Unity Yoga! As consumers we have a choice and this is not the fulfilling mindful expertise any yogi deserves

This has been a gem of a yoga studio to find in the Nashville area. I've enjoyed every class and…read moreevery instructor I've attended, and I've been able to find an amazing community to share and develop my practice after years of being more nomadic and wanting a yoga home after moving away from my original studio. Their prices are more than fair for everything you get here, and the memberships are fantastic, especially when you practice often! I'd highly recommend Santosha for anyone looking for a new yoga studio - or if you just need a drop-in class!

SY is a revelation. Wonderful teachers, great classes for all levels (even beginner me), lots of…read moretimes to choose from, and excellent facilities. Starting yoga at age 58 was a bit scary given my poor flexibility, but the experience has been peaceful and joyful at the same time. Thank you to all the friendly and talented teachers whose patience and encouragement have brought me this far.

The studio had its 7 year anniversary with classes this weekend. There is a reason they have made…read moreit that long, the workouts are killer on your behind! They even had a dance class for their anniversary, which was a lot of fun.

I think I was a little hard on Neighborhood Barre when I first came here. I was new to Nashville…read moreand wanted it to be my barre studio that I loved in Houston. It isn't, but all barre studios are a little different, and I've come to really enjoy the classes at Neighborhood Barre! I've tried several of their classes - Barre HIIT is my favorite right now because I feel the effects of the workout for days! It's a good workout. The instructors are really great, helpful, nice. The music played is really fun and helps me focus on the workout. Some classes are more full than others, but it's not jam packed of people. They offer a trial two weeks for $29 - and I highly recommend you check that out if you're interested in barre or NB in particular. You can also sign up for drop in classes on the Mindbody app (which I love). There's ample parking in the area even if the area can be kind of a pain to drive around (I always regret not leaving 10 minutes before I think I should if the class I'm aiming to get to is between 4 and 6, because I will inevitably hit every red light on Franklin Road for the whole drive). All in all, it's a really good studio. The classes are all different, so check them out until you find the one you love!

Okay, this place is adorable. Like, the cutest little hippie yoga studio with all the good energy,…read moregood lighting, and good vibes you'd expect in East Nashville. The space has two rooms -- one for warm classes and one for the "hot hot" classes -- plus showers and all the amenities you'd want if you're coming straight from work or a workout. I got there early (shocking, I know ), and the instructor was so kind -- she unlocked the door, let me hang out, and even gave me a little tour. The space feels super welcoming and laid-back, not pretentious at all. They've got really cute merch too -- think comfy tees and tanks you actually want to wear outside the studio. I took a hot yoga class, and it was fantastic. My instructor led a spine series that had me feeling brand new. She knew her stuff and gave great cues. Booking through ClassPass was super easy, and everything ran smoothly from start to finish. My only (tiny) gripe: they turn the bright lights on for most of the class, which kind of threw off the moody, ambient vibe they had going at the start and end. That lighting at the beginning and end? Perfection. I wish they'd kept that throughout. I also prefer louder music for flows , vinyasa , and buti type classes. Other than that -- 10/10 experience. I'd absolutely come back. This studio has heart, great energy, and instructors who clearly care about what they're doing.

This place was the 90 minute exorcism I didn't know I needed…read more I took their 90 minute hot yoga with Brooke A class was challenging but very welcoming to beginners and first timers. The only challenge is parking- you have to park on the street so definitely give yourself enough time for that. I don't have photos because phones aren't allowed in class but that's even better so you can truly be present during class. I cannot wait to be back