Very nice, welcoming studio. I was visiting from out of town and found the teachers for the cool…read moreflow classes that I took to be friendly and easy going--they also gave great cues and the flows were very creative. Highly recommend!

I love going to yoga here! I've been going to yoga on and off for many, many, years in lots of…read moredifferent places, and this is by far the best studio I've been to. They offer a wide variety of classes, and there's definitely something for everyone. The descriptions of each class are all on the website, but Healthy Backs and Cool Flow are very gentle classes suitable for beginners, and Slow Burn and Hot Vinyasa are a little more challenging plus there's Ashtanga and Yin, but I think the great thing about them is that everyone could get something out of any of them. It's a very supportive and friendly environment, the garden outside the windows is peaceful and beautiful, and it's just lovely. I highly, highly, highly recommend going here. I have been for about a year and I've noticed so many positive changes in my mind and body and look forward to continuing my practice with Empower!

I took Yoga classes for YEARS at this center . Always left feeling really refreshed and limber. I…read moreattended classes using different instructors and every one was competent and spiritual in their teachings. This was pre Covid I haven't been back yet but looking forward to starting up again.The only complaint would be the noisy students in some classes.Entering the yoga room noisily having very loud conversations while some of us were trying to get in the yoga mood . Keep it outside people.

The pictures posted above are not accurate to the location, not sure what they are pictures of. I…read morestarted coming here as a chance to relax after work a few times a week, I attended eight classes all together mainly on Monday's and Friday's for the basic yoga from 6-7pm during the entry unlimited monthly package. I REALLY wanted to like this studio but there were just too many little annoyances that I just couldn't overlook with a price tag of $97/mo. Cons: 1. People walk into the yoga room talking and caring on with their friends until class starts. I got to class early, like the website requests, to set up and relax before the start of class but found it impossible with people talking and dropping their mats on the ground in compleat disregard of other people around. 2. The Sun Room where they hold a separate class at the same time as the basic yoga class on Monday's is connected to the main yoga room which means all people attending that class have to walk through the main room. The rooms are not soundproof at all which means you can hear everything going on in the other class. 3. The entire studio is not soundproof which not only means you can hear the other class but also the traffic outside and people sitting in the waiting room while you are trying to practice. 4. The studio is FREEZING! Holly K. mentioned this in her review and I have to agree. My feet are ice cubes the entire class which doesn't make for a relaxing environment. 5. The building is nothing special and neither is the studio. It consists of a fabricated wood floor, drop ceiling, speakers, and fake candles. Some people might like the bare minimum feel but for $97/mo I expect a little bit more. 6. I understand most people don't get off work until 5pm but it would be nice if they offered a class at 5pm for people who go into the office earlier and therefore leave earlier. I find myself sitting in the parking lot waiting for class to start. Although, most yoga studios have the same schedule. Pros: 1. The studio is conveniently located off 275. 2. The classes are small. 3. Gary is an amazing teacher! He is funny, knowledgeable, great at relaxing his students, and melting away the day's worries. 4. You can cancel (not renew) your membership at any time without penalty, I think? Overall, I really did enjoy my time here doing yoga. The people that work here are great and hardworking and I honestly hope they continue to generate business. Just wasn't the place for me.

I rode past BYS several times because it's by my chiropractor. The staff were very helpful and…read morepleasant when I stopped in to ask questions. Fast forward a few weeks later and I took advantage of the new student special for $69. It included unlimited yoga and salt options. I've enjoyed Yin so far and will try the salt bed soon. The yoga is held in a halo therapy room with salt added in the room. There are some health benefits noted, but I signed up to find a yoga studio that felt comfortable to practice in. I did notice my airways opened after the first class. There was also tea and coco waiting outside the room. Looking forward to trying more classes and I plan to join after the month is over. I've had a good experience so far, the owners are welcoming and the students practicing as well.

I attended an event here a week ago or so and it was a wonderful time. We had a beginners yoga…read moreclass and also got time in their very relaxing salt lounge room. It was such a wonderful experience. The instructor was so sweet and kind, we really explained everything position very well and made us feel very comfortable. The salt room was so peaceful and the waterfall features on the wall made a very nice touch and sound of relaxation. I wish one of the services you offer would also be salt water spa soak too. They offer a wide range of services and different yoga levels too. Thank you for a wonderful time. They also have a little cute gift shop with rocks, oils, bracelets, bags and other different accessories. Definitely well worth the price of what we paid for a group get together for the Canton Women's group. I will definitely be back soon.

A very friendly and welcoming studio. I love the infrared heat in the classes and that they offer…read moreinfrared sauna sessions too!

I have been coming to Plymouth Yoga Room for around three years. I started going for the physical…read morework out, and I keep going because the instructors and members challenge me in other ways, too. Though I don't talk to many people while there, I feel welcome and part of the community. I appreciate the variety in approaches of the instructors, and I appreciate seeing the wide range of people who attend classes. The facility is very clean and inviting. Inside the studios, the wood floors make the light soft and warm. The heat panels make entering the studios feel like an escape - especially in winter. With regard to the instruction, I feel most challenged in classes led by Polly and Mary. Polly steadily directs corrections and modifications that lead to better posture for safe and healthy workouts. Though I attend a fair amount of classes and maybe shouldn't need those reminders, I appreciate and miss them with most of the other instructors. Polly also teaches a lot of classes (in Northville, too), so if consistency of instruction is important, you'll have lots of options. Mary's voice makes me think she's going to go easy, yet I always come out of her classes thankful for how great of a workout I've gotten. Something about her style and approach to flow sends my mind the message that what she's asking isn't hard, and then moments later my thighs are burning or my abs are crying. I have also attended ashtanga and yin classes at Plymouth Yoga Room. I like the collective, habitual practice of ashtanga and the slower-paced, super stretching of yin. Kendall, at the front desk, is an angel. She seems to know everyone's name, and she sees people. The amount of energy and skill required to do so - given the number and variety of people that come through - is admirable. From time-to-time, classes are too full for me. Being a member of the studio is a significant investment. I want the owners to make money, and I want the instructors and staff to be well-paid. I don't want to run into someone else's body during class. Yes, I understand that those ideas can come into conflict, so when it bothers me, I work hard to let it go. If PYR were a lesser service in any other regard, I would not. Outside of the regularly scheduled classes, PYR sometimes offers workshops that dig into postures (standing, sitting, etc), types of yoga (yin), or meditation. I have enjoyed all of the ones I've attended and find the additional cost reasonable for the level of instruction. I would love more frequent, deeper meditation sessions. Plymouth Yoga Room is probably not for everyone. It provides a high level of fitness and instruction for those it serves.

#BodhiYoga 10 out of 10…read more Writing about Bodhi Yoga is such an honour for me. I finally have found a studio that is so welcoming and makes me feel happy and excited to work out. I have been taking classes in Bodhi Yoga since 1 n half years. I really enjoy this environment. Everyone is so wonderful and supportive. I'm getting fit and just gaining so much more confidence. Staff and other practitioners are all friendly. It feels like true, genuine yoga. I have seen yoga change a lot with the increased popularity of it and certain retailers coming on the scene. Bodhi Yoga is not a competitive environment, it's soft and welcoming the way yoga is supposed to be! Thank you Bodhi Yoga for being true to yoga!! I have really loved the classes I have taken there! All the teachers have been wonderful! And you offer so many classes and at so many times! Makes it easy for me to get there with a crazy schedule!!! Thanks again for starting such a great studio. I really enjoy going each day; you always make everyone feel like family. :) LOTS OF LOVE BODHI YOGA!!!

I love this new studio. It is simple and cozy. I feel I am really able to dial into myself, quiet…read moremy mind, be with myself, and find my breath. The teachers help with every mindful movement. Walking into Bodhi I was kindly greeted and felt welcomed. Everything is clean and new. It has a very modern, contemporary feel. I've taken two classes so far and both were wonderful. I will be back for more and I cannot recommend it enough!

What a great community. I learned about White Buffalo going to yoga and brunch at The Post way back…read morein the day. The owner, Jen, came around and introduced herself and shared more information about White Buffalo. After a few sessions at The Post, I attended a handful of sessions at Saint Johns. Such an incredible yoga experience led by Jen. Finally tried White Buffalo. My first class was Grit with a different instructor. This community is incredible. Grit is warm yoga with fun music. Who doesn't love a gentle yoga flow with some heat and great music? Everyone is so kind! Wish I would have went to a class a lot sooner!

Amazing studio Great instructors I feel so much Peace when I walk in and the studio atmosphere and…read morelow lighting and soft music is exactly what I have been looking for for my practice the only thing I don't like is music with singing it takes away from my personal thoughts I like to be in my own mind instead of someone else's words

The short review: try it, you'll like it!!!…read more The long review: PureFit made my day. Week! One of the things I don't like about travel is missing my yoga classes. I found PureFit on Yelp and it seemed like an easy class to visit. So true! The instructor/owner Emily immediately made me feel welcome and comfortable. The class was perfect, just challenging enough and fun. I wasn't sure about the space--it's in a church--but there's a good, open feel as soon as you walk in and the space where the class is held is spacious. Emily uses the mic well so you can easily hear but it isn't loud. The cost is very reasonable. If we lived in the area I would be a regular at PureFit Yoga and Pilates.

These classes are excellent! I have attended class here with three different instructors and they…read morewere all very experienced and helpful. I have been doing yoga for years and after taking classes at PureFit I can feel my form improving in new ways. I am new to Pilates and I can tell it is really helping me tone up. The classes are held in a large open airy room in a church but I feel like I am in a studio. I especially like the evening classes during the winter because they are all taught by candlelight. This is by far the most affordable yoga and Pilates studio I have found. I appreciate the reasonable prices and the friendly atmosphere.

amazing teachers and the yoga is awesome! When you get done practicing you feel like a newborn baby!read more

I've been practicing Yoga with Thrive on and off since 2013. 98% of the time, I'm at their Troy…read morelocation, since this one's a bit far and out of the way for me. But, I had purchased a 5 pack of classes and the last class expires tomorrow, so I had to use it. The schedule at this location had the class and time that I wanted, so since it's Easter Sunday, I decided to trek out here and get my Yoga on. The studio's in a strip mall just like their Troy location, at the corner of 12 mile and Orchard Lake Road. The lobby area's well taken care of full of product for sale. Yoga mats, towels, and a few sweatshirts are there for purchase. The lobby usually opens 30 minutes prior to class starting so everyone can get checked in and set up in class with their mats. If you don't have a mat, they will rent you one for a few dollars. They also have towels as well, but I think they charge for those too. I've forgotten my mat at home before and had to rent one, just make sure you return it to the counter. The bathrooms here are fabulous, and there's tons of space and cubbies for putting your items away while you're doing yoga. The showers are great just be prepared to dress in front of other people. They also have cubbies up front, which are the ones I use when placing my shoes and keys away before class. Remember kids, no cell phones are allowed in the yoga studio during class. Also, no shoes past the lobby area! As for pricing, they are not cheap but not the most expensive I've seen either. They have a variety of different packages available for purchase. You can purchase classes in a bundle (10 classes, 5 classes, etc.) or you can get a monthly membership. They also usually have new student discounts so check online and with the staff. They also have a drop in fee if you just want to do one class to check it out or get a yoga class in for fun. *most* of the instructors here are good. Over the years I've had a few that were NOT good, unfriendly or just unhelpful. But, most are good at leading class and get to know you by name. Make sure to bring water, a mat, a towel and get ready to do some Yoga!

awful , expensive , it is a one room with some equipment and classes that go on around them. There…read moreis no studio for classes. I was told at the front desk. This was for ladies from Deerborn only for they did not like to be around men I was waiting for John Travolta or Jane Fonda to greet me at the door. This place is like coming out of 1970s powerhouse and Edge Fittness is quality compared to this and only 25$ a mo. offers so much more with excellent top notch instructors if u like class studio work owner Helen is rude and doesn't care about getting new members or about being quality don't call no one will answer the phone Don't email them because if you do the owner, Helen will complain that it's one in the morning and she's bothered by answering your questions Zero stars Stay away don't waste your time

My wife and step daughter were not allowed to use our credit card to join. My name is on our card…read more As my wife, she has the same last name. She has her green card, Michigan license with our Livonia address. They both have slight accents as they are Brazilian. Not sure if their accents or Hispanic appearance was a factor in being denied...Our AA Advantage card is accepted worldwide with out question but not here...I used it to purchase a new 2020 Chevrolet Onix in Brazil during Covid.

My go-to yoga space. Predictable, welcoming, accepting of all levels, challenging to all levels…read more Chuck makes you feel both welcome and serene.

This studio is beautifully simple in a zen aesthetic sense (no small talk, no flashy mirrors,…read moredecorations or music). Yoga here may be more physically intense (ie relatively more physically intense of a work out than many people might expect from an "average yoga class" (whatever that is)). It's hard to describe the "all levels" class's intensity level: it's kinda like a vinyasa flow class plus not short but medium length holds of some of the more active (and weight bearing) poses. I personally end up taking at least a few passes on some of the more challenging poses and take a few child's pose/sitting breaks for the first 2-3 classes whenever I visit this studio for the first time in many months(I live a few hours away and can only visit.) I personally like the physical challenge and rigor / I find the physical exertion part (like a long run) helps focus me on my body and live in the the present moment/ be present in my yoga breath (rather than live in all the random thoughts in my head about the past or the future). I would recommend trying a few classes to see if this studio's style and pace might also be for you. Chuck is the main teacher and owner. He is kind and deeply committed to living the values of yoga, in and out of the studio. The studio has massage treatment rooms. There are 2 female massage therapists. I have had massages with and can highly recommend Patty.