Nice locations, especially the 'main' one…read more I like all the books on display at the entrance, many of which are for their YTT. Good, newish props. Many of the classes I joined were more of a stretching than a yoga class, so be sure you know what each will be like. Good teachers.

My favorite yoga studio I have ever been to. They are caring well informed instructors, clean…read morespace, and a care for diversity and safety. they also offer a bunch of different styles and have fun non-yoga events.

I went for two 11 week sessions and had a nice experience. The studio is very small and can hold…read moreno more than 5 to 6 people, comfortably. The instructor was fantastic and I signed up for a third session. However, I was told that my instructor was no longer employed there, and that the owner was taking her place as the instructor. At the last session of second session the owner taught the class. I told her that the only reason I signed up the the third session was due to the fantastic instructor and I wanted my money back. She said she understood and would refund my money, but then sent me an email directing me to her strict refund policy. On the website, she has a no refund policy for missed classes or ability to make up missed classes. I don't think this really applies to this situation where she changed the instructor after I signed up specifically for the instructor on the website sign up page. The owner has now changed the website saying she can change instructors. I feel that the owner is not very considerate of her patron's needs or very understanding. Her costs are expensive compared to many other yoga sites and suggest you make sure you understand what you're getting before you give her any money. Of note, she no longer offers a Monday or Tuesday night class.

This warm and inviting yoga studio is hidden on the second floor of a historic carrage house…read more Class sizes allow individual attention and for adjusting the level of difficulty to the participants. Read the class descriptions because the content varies dramatically. If you are looking for someone in a headset calling out the same series of poses in every class you will need to look elsewhere. Melissa, also the owner, offers a varied flow, keeping each class new and challenging depending on the level of your practice. A safe place to begin your yoga practice and a great place to grow.

Attended hot yoga with Alexis as a drop-in and it was an excellent experience. Full class size, but…read morevery clean and comfortable and the instruction was top-notch. Would highly recommend.

Great quaint yoga studio. The staff are always friendly. There are classes to meet everyone's needs.read more

I wanted to take a moment to share how much I love learning and practicing yoga and Pilates…read moreReformer at One Love Yoga & Pilates in Kent's historic silk mill building. Anne and her entire staff are terrific. Since I started at One Love nearly three years ago, I have made measurable progress that has dramatically improved my quality of life, balance, flexibility, and overall well-being. It has also given me a wonderful place to unplug, decompress, and focus on my health now that I am retired. One Love is, above all, a welcoming community of health- and peace-seeking adults, ranging from college-age students to septuagenarians like me. In short, the staff and students work together to create a space that maximizes comfort, safety, and a sense of welcome, belonging, and well-being. While some students chat and socialize gently before and after class, others prefer to remain quiet and inwardly focused. Importantly, all genders and races are welcome because One Love fosters a truly inclusive environment for everyone, from complete beginners to seasoned practitioners, all of whom are united by the collective goal of inner peace and physical health. Without boring anyone with the details of my orthopedic and BPPV/balance issues--except to say that I am a 90% disabled veteran who now uses yoga as my ongoing physical therapy--I want Anne, her staff, and the public to know that One Love Yoga & Pilates has been an absolute godsend for me. The classes--which are very reasonably priced--have helped me remain active, independent, and optimistic in ways that I could not have imagined a few years ago. Thanks again for everything Anne and her team do, not only for my wife and me, but also for the other students and the community as a whole. One Love Yoga & Pilates is, IMHO, a regional treasure.

My favorite yoga studio with the best instructors around. A real "homie" atmosphere. I've been a…read moremember for 3 years and I've tried 4 other studios and this is the one for me.

Two weeks ago I was shopping for a new gym and I went into PWC. My plan wasn't to sign up but just…read moreshop around. I was greeted by Mary who was super friendly and she showed me around. Mary did such a phenomenal job making me feel welcomed I signed up. I recently moved back to Akron after living in Arizona for ten years. I've been a member simultaneously at different gyms for various reasons. I must say Personalized Wellness Center holds up with the best of them. After being a member for two weeks at PWC and coming in at different times here is my sincere review. 1. PWC has a nutrition bar where they make fresh smoothies and offer supplements. (get a fresh smoothie after/before working out) 2. PWC is open 24/7 so you can work out at your convenience. 3.PWC has free weights,bicycles,treadmills,ellipticals, a track and a ton of machines. 4.PWC also has a daycare for kids,a rehabilitation center and also personal trainers. 5. PWC has a practical and reasonable monthly subscription 6.Mature crowd 7.Sauna I've been to gyms on the west coast were you pay $129 a month and gym's were you pay $19 a month. It's the same workout,whether you pay 10k for a rolex or ten dollars for a timex they both tell the same time. The more expensive gym's, yes did have newer equipment, fancier tv's, state of the art sound systems, big smoothie and supplement stores. At the end of the day your body & health transformation depends on YOU!! You have to go into the gym you have to lift the weights,you have to get on the treadmill and you have to want it. Typically not always but typically those big "franchised gyms' it's more of a social hour and people wearing too much cologne/perfume. That doesn't happen at PWC I highly recommend PWC it has everything a big franchise gym has but yet gives you the at home feel

I joined this gym because I was dissatisfied with globo gym up the street. This gym has every…read morepiece of equipment I need for a proper workout is open 24/7 a snack bar for a post workout snack, seemingly brand new sauna (those Fins know what's up). What this gym doesn't have is gymfluencers with tripods, lines for the squat rack, and soap dispensers that don't work. The only thing this gym is missing is an underdog dodgeball team!

Sidney is a great teacher! The class was amazing. Definitely would come back very soonread more

I wasn't expecting to like yoga this much. I've taken yoga classes before at various rec centers,…read morebut this is different. This is a real workout. I love the Strong-Basics classes. The instructors do a great job talking you through the poses, which is helpful if you don't know what you're doing. YogaStrong also offers beginner classes which help explain what's going on in the Strong classes so you can do the poses correctly. The Strong yoga is a great workout because it consists of a mix of planks, lunges, yoga poses, and stretching. The heated studio is amazing too! I love sweating off the calories and I look forward to going into the studio on cold days. What I like about YogaStrong is the huge variety which ensures that the classes are never boring. Not only are there a variety of classes offered (Strong, Strong-Basics, Yin, Slow Flow Meditation, Beginner, etc...), the classes themselves are varied due to different instructor styles. I've taken the Strong-Basics classes several times and each instructor runs it differently. The other great thing is the availability of classes. Classes start at 5:30 AM and run until 9:15 PM so you can always find SOMETHING. In the last three weeks of attending, I've lost a few pounds and gained strength and flexibility. This studio is a bit pricey, but they give discounts for veterans and students. I'm taking college classes, so that's nice. I bought the monthly-student-unlimited plan (you have to show a bill or course schedule as proof. They don't look at student ID cards). If I attend at least 6 times per month, it's worth it financially. I've been attending 4 to 5 times per week! So basically my classes are turning out to be around 4 bucks a class. If you buy the monthly plan, really take advantage of it to make it worth the money. This is a lifestyle change for me. Really. I wasn't expecting to love Yoga, but now that I'm doing it the RIGHT way and the REAL way, I'm in love. I'm excited about the future. I can't wait to see where my strength and flexibility will be at this time next year! I have rheumatoid arthritis, so to have discovered a way to feel strong and in more control of my body has been emotionally uplifting and empowering. I'm more positive about my disease and what the future holds for my body. I CAN DO THIS. Thank you Yoga Strong!!!

Pulse Barre and Fitness NOT RECOMMENDED Extremely…read moredisappointed in this studio. I purchased two Pilates classes for my daughter and I at $38.00 each for a total of $76.00. I scheduled the class, but we were sick, and had to cancel. I canceled by noon the day before; they charged me an additional $20.00 late cancelation charge. Now up to $96.00 for a class for my daughter and myself. Last week I sent an email asking for a refund of $76.00. They told me they will not give me my money back and that I only had 30 days to schedule the class. We never took a class and they are keeping our money. I do not recommend Pulse Barre and Fitness, it has been a complete disappointment and poor customer service .

Five stars just isn't enough - Pulse deserves even more! Can't say enough good things about this…read morestudio. From day one, myself and other clients have been welcomed with open arms and thrown into a positive environment that pushes us all to be the best versions of ourselves we can be. If you are questioning whether you should try a class and join, this is your sign to do it! (K. Sheeks)

As an active yogi in NYC where I now live, I was anxious to find a yoga studio near my parents'…read morehouse while home for visits during the holidays. I looked no farther Half Moon Yoga, adorably located on Medina Square. The price was right for what I needed ($14 for a week unlimited pass). The studio space is no-frills but perfectly adequate. Class size is small. The real gem is Owner/Instructor Joanie. She's hands-on, extremely knowledgeable (all poses are called out by their Sanskrit names), and you're sure to listen to a killer soundtrack including The Boss! I had the best Savasana in recent memory here: Joanie rubs scented oil on every practioner's temples to encourage full relaxation. I would have given it 5 stars, but the class schedule is limited. 6:00am for power vinyasa? Yeoww! I would love to see this studio continue to grow. Stop by for a session; you won't regret how great you feel after.

Highly recommend this yoga studio! I have tried a dozen in northeast Ohio and this studio offers…read morethe best classes. The teachers seem the most knowledgeable and willing to tailor classes to their students. Highly recommend!