I have been enjoying this studio since I joined over a year ago. I took an intro class to support a…read moreco-worker and was addicted. They did a great job March through reopening with the HYB@home option which they stood up quickly. I specifically want to commend the owner on the quality of the instructors who each bring a unique perspective allowing me to find the right mix of what I need, when I need it. Being a part of this community has made a huge difference in my life, especially over the past 6 months.

Love this place to sweat my worries away! The variety of classes makes this place unique. From…read morebarre to HITT and yoga you are covered. The instructors and staff are amazing!

I got to try this studio twice so far. If you sign up online through their website, the first class…read moreis free! This is also available through ClassPass which is a-maaaaaaaaaaaaazing! I got to try this the first time when my friend was subbing, and she totally kicked my butt. The class was a great workout on a Sunday morning and left me sore for honestly 3 days. She kicked my butt in that class. The second time, I took it with Christy. She was a such a fun and awesome instructor, really enjoyed her a lot! I think with my prior training and cardio workouts got me to keep up with her class and not stay sore for too long! (Thanks Alyssa for the heads up on these classes haha). I love how cute the studio is. Very clean and simple. The decor is small and adorable for the studio and provides pretty much everything that you need. Only need to bring your own towel and water bottle and you're good to go! If I'm actually in RVA during the weekends, you bet your butt I'll be taking a morning class again here!

Wanna burn 500 calories in 50 minutes? Go take a class! The first one is free on their app (linked…read morethrough their website) or there's a deal on Groupon right now. I would recommend the Groupon because you'll definitely want to go more than once! I had my first class with Christy, the owner, and already have my next two scheduled. The classes are small which is nice after the year we've had and it allows for one on one assistance from the instructor. After a fairly lazy pregnancy and recovery I needed and appreciated the extra instruction! With that being said I was nervous for my first class but Christy made it easy to modify the steps. I was still covered in sweat and burned 500 calories before I left. As a new client I felt super welcome and can't wait to go back!

This studio may get a higher rating, depending on what you like in a spin studio. I have only been…read morehere once on a free guest pass. The positives: very friendly staff, free shoe rental on your first visit, cold towel at the end of class, easy to book online, conveniently located. The negatives: the class was very crowded (the bikes are practically touching each other), it was so hot and there is one bathroom that had a big line before class because it was the only place people could change. The temperature is the real problem and the regulars said it can get that hot when it's full. If you don't mind the heat, then you will probably enjoy your class more than I did.

My review carried over from the Museum District location to this one. Just updated to say that…read morethis one is just as great, and I'm seriously considering making this a regular spot even with the steep price tag. It's tucked on the ground floor of the Patrick Henry Square Apt building, at the corner of 24th & Marshall- super close to St. John's Church. It's cozy inside- fairly small studio. My class last night was with Amanda and she definitely provided a solid class. Loved the music and the variety of moves on the bike. They finish the class with wet wash clothes that are heavenly!

Today I checked out Turn Cardio Jam Studio with my friend. She has been going for a couple weeks…read moreand let me know about a free strength class that I could check out with her. The girl at the front desk was super nice and showed me around the studio. The instructor Emily came up and introduced herself and explained a little about the class. She then proceeded to kick my butt (in a good way!) with a series of weight training exercises done with repetition. Great experience!

I'm so happy I found this studio when I moved to Richmond! It's become my happy place where I can…read moresweat away the stress of the workday. I was looking to get back into the swing of things after a decade-long hiatus since I quit dancing competitively, but wasn't sure where to start. Knowing how difficult it can be to find studios that offer dance classes for adults in most cities, I feel lucky that I did. I've never been a huge fan of traditional fitness classes and I've tried nearly all of them...Pilates, kickboxing, CrossFit, you name it. But I'm also not too keen on working out by myself at the gym because let's face it--it gets pretty boring. I wanted the social aspect of going to classes and meeting people who would hold me accountable to show up---and I knew my only shot at staying in shape was finding something fun that didn't feel like work. I used to find myself coming up with excuses to get out of other fitness classes that I had taken in the past but going to Turn is something I actually look forward to. It's become much more than a fitness routine for me--it's a community.

new lagree and pilates studio on W Cary St and super close to VCU campus!!! So excited that this…read morestudio opened since I usually have to drive about 15 min to the closest [solidcore] and this studio is walking distance from me! Their official opening date is Sept 15 but they are offering free classes until Sept 14 so definitely try them out especially if you love reformer Pilates-inspired but more intense workout!

I had an amazing time trying out a barre class at this studio. I learned about this charming spot…read morefrom KavaClub and was so excited to learn about a new-to-me place for barre. Barre is my favorite kind of workout. This studio is super cute. It's one big room with a mirror at the front of class. When you walk in, there is a counter to check-in at and a white board with all the equipment you need for the class that day. It's located in a strip mall so there is tons of easy and free parking in the lot out front. They have one single stall bathroom in the back right corner. They also have a water fountain. Mallory was my instructor for the day and was incredibly welcoming and helpful. She took the time to explain the class to me and suggested I sit up front so it was a bit easier to follow her. This class was a really fun challenge. She played music that matched the movements and I found myself shocked at how fast time went. They have great equipment here so you don't need to bring anything but yourself (no special socks needed for this one). I highly recommend checking out this studio!

Everyone was super welcoming during my first class. The instructor explained the format of the…read moreclass and what equipment I'd need. She made sure to give polite feedback to everyone during the class to make sure our form was correct. There's plenty of parking and conveniently located near Willow Lawn. I had a lot of fun!

I have been doing yoga for close to thirty years. probably 40 different instructors or more. Every…read moreexperience left me feeling uplifted and glad I had gone with the exception of the hot yogalaties class at this location. I had been to the location a couple of years before and was happy with it. The problem started at the beginning when the instructor gave a passionate plea to speak up about all the awful stuff going on in the country. I ignored it. To be fair I was happy with the class tempo, music, and degree of difficulty. The class ended with a repeat of political activism and shaming if you might not hold those same opinions. I quietly left class but the instructor was at the desk as I put on my coat. I quietly told her I know she noticed I left early, and that I was used to yogis that left us uplifted with quotes from poets, philosophers , or other yogis. That I felt she was giving a political lecture. She vehemently said " Yoga is political". But i feel it is spiritual not political, or at least should be. I was a drop in so maybe the members like this but if you plan on going to this location just be for warned. I was so put off and mad instead of the feeling of love and peace yoga has brought me over the years.

I don't usually leave reviews (I know I should more for the businesses I love) but felt the need to…read moreafter seeing Stephanie S.'s review. Not only is her review very misleading (because I was there at said class) but she wasn't honest about her behavior (which was embarrassing for her). Every class begins and ends with motivational quotes. Take what resonates and leave what doesn't. Just because something isn't relevant to her life (how lucky) doesn't mean it isn't for someone else. She did not leave quietly, I got to hear her huff & puff and leave class early. I thought that was the end of it but she waited out in the lobby to confront the instructor & raised her voice enough about her Asian American family that came here "the right way" (crazy to assume someone else didn't) that she had to be asked to leave. Now I attend Bruna's class almost every week & always leave feeling empowered & strong. She is an amazing instructor & knows her stuff & I see it every class with how many members love her & look forward to her class. Anyways we love you Bruna & I will always recommend her & all the instructors at Midlo Hot Yoga & Wellness.

Tamara and Andy are a fantastic instructors and this new studio in LangTree is awesome! They put a…read morelot of work into designing this studio and it's such a treat to be able to enjoy it now. I first met them when attending their yoga nights at D9 Brewing and Ghostface Brewing, which were always great yoga experiences. They are super friendly and I learn something new in every class. They currently offer 3 levels of classes from "cultivate" and "inspire" to "fly". The descriptions can be found in their website. Cultivate is geared more for beginners or those who want a slower paced class. Inspire 1 is next up and it then goes up to Inspire 2 and Fly. Today I took the Inspire 1 class which is a good challenge for me. I enjoyed the Cultivate class yesterday and before that I tried Inspire 2. While I could keep up with Inspire 2, it definitely brings in students who are a bit more advanced than myself (beginning to balance upside down etc.) Whether you're a beginner or more advanced, there is a class for you at this studio. When you come in, check-in is easy up front and there is space in the back to change and store your personal items. Shoes are not to be worn when entering the yoga room. Just a warning, they do turn the temperature up between 82-85 degrees during class. Not "hot" yoga, but definitely warm. I usually start sweating before we even start lol, but it's nice while the winter cold is settling in. My favorite part is that near the end during savasana, they will come around with a refreshing chilled damp towel infused with essential oils to help students unwind. Andy and Tamara are currently teaching most of the classes and I think they are adding more instructors in the upcoming weeks. There are currently some new students specials, so check them out online and give them a try! You'll probably become hooked :)

Love their spirit and energy and so will you. Welcoming classes for all levels and the instruction…read moreis very helpful and challenging. I would attend just for the scented cloth at the end. Looking forward to the expansiveness planned for 2019!