Great staff, great classes. I'm visiting from Houston and was looking for a place I could drop in…read moreand work off some stress. Registered online, paid at the door. Convenient and easy to find. And they live up to their name - definitely a positive and constructive crew! Thank you for making it easy to find you.

Loved popping I today to experience different classes for free and see what like. Kristine was…read moreawesome in both classes I took. ran into Amanda who had a Reiki session free and loved talking to Carol Potts about Yoga for osteoporosis and holistic info.

I was visiting from out of state and signed up for Gentle Hour with Erin. She was wonderful. The…read moredrop in fee is very reasonable and I will definitely drop in each time I'm in town. Nice facility with friendly, knowledgeable instructors.

This is a beautiful yoga studio with well qualified instructors. I have taken about 3 different…read moreclasses which were all wonderful. The studio itself is extremely clean and bright with lots of windows and sunshine. There is plenty of space for a good sized class. I believe the times I had come the classes were pretty full with 25 or so people. I took a Yin Yoga class on Thursday evening, an alignment class on Friday morning, and an acroyoga workshop that same afternoon. The instructors were extremely knowledgeable and safe. When I left each class, I felt refreshed and rejuvenated. I highly recommend this yoga studio

This is an amazing place to get centered , stay strong, start your day right!! I am lucky to have…read morefound a place that feels like family !! The coaches really care.

The staff here are first class. They know exactly what you need, and how to motivate you. Not your…read moreaverage gym. Try KW if you are looking for a change, just starting out, or trying to get out of your plateau.

I joined for a year but decided not to go there anymore. The facility is nice and plenty of…read moreequipment but I thought the music was too loud and distracting. There is no way to turn it down, you kinda have to beg for it if there's someone at the front desk. Also, the place is small but usually not crowded. On crowded times, I prefer not to be there. I get more for my money somewhere else.

Went today for the first time. Great facility with plenty of equipment including squat racks,…read morekettle bells, full range of dumb bells and a ton of accessory equipment for cardio, cross training and other modalities. Very clean, not crowded at all. You can also get a key fob for $5 refundable dollars so you can have access 24/7. Owner was nice with quick service. I'm only in town every few months but wish I had started coming here years ago. Would absolutely recommend this place.

Best gym in the Binghamton area. Constantly updating layout and expanding and i've noticed serious…read moreprogress. However, there is a lacking banana department. I asked the front desk for one and they only had two oranges to offer me. It was nice to have an alternative but would give it six stars if they had a basket or something. Definitely recommend.

Gym has great equipment but the staff are really mean and the rules are crazy. Not to mention the…read more20+ printed signs reminding you that they are watching on the cameras and that you will be fined if you forget to rerack weights. No joke, staff has watched overnight footage to figure out who left a weight on the floor and tracked it down to me. -10$ later, the rules are starting to get more absurd!

Svaroopa yoga is an amazing practice to find complete relaxation and relieve stress and tension…read more Every time I finish a class, I feel so much more relaxed and ready to tackle anything that comes my way with an open heart. Lynda has such a calming voice and really walks you through each pose. In person classes are great, and I've been doing Zoom classes more often as I am out of town and those have been wonderful also! It's perfect for when you are unable to leave your house or want to tune in while out of state. For some classes, I end up falling asleep and realize that's what I really needed. If you are looking to add a new style of yoga to your practice with some meditation and full body relaxation, I highly recommend Yoga for Every Body! If you are new to yoga and not sure you can handle tricky poses, this is the perfect introduction for you. If you are in pain and seeking relief from that tension, give these classes a try. All of the instructors will teach you poses to target your tight spots and you'll be pleasantly surprised at how effective they are.

Yoga for Everbody changed my life. While I do not attend many classes I do receive regular…read moreembodiments from Lynda. Embodiments are a calm, soothing, gentle practice that teaches you to breathe with focus. That focused breathing and extended quiet time helps you turn off the recording in your head back that causes you stress, confusion, angst, etc. I have attended a few classes and I appreciate the gentle, quiet flow and the one on one support. Please try this YOGA FOR EVERYBODY!

Our now 6-year-old has been going to HOH for the last two years, and he's really enjoyed it,…read morelearned a lot, and made some great friends. There's instruction at a variety of levels -- from very young body exercises to teenage full-on gymnastics -- as well as Ninja Zone (gymnastics with a non-violent martial arts veneer). The instructors have all been very respectful, helpful, and responsive, and the management is very responsible and proactive. They offer free classes to new students -- it's definitely worth a try if you're looking for a physical practice for your children.

I can't speak to the training but I have attended two birthday parties here. After my last…read moreexperience, I don't think we'll be considering this place for my daughter's next party. The kids have to spend a lot of time waiting because of the nature of the activities. All of the kids do the same activity at the same time so they're always waiting for kids in front of them to finish on the rope swing, the trampoline, the obstacle course, etc. The most recent party we attended made me think I won't go back. Toward the end of the party, they made all of the kids sit on a white line and face a giant rope-type swing. They buckled the birthday boy in and told him to run, when he did then they hoisted him in the air and he swung back and forth. It looked like a blast. Everyone was cheering and clapping. When they lower him down, the other kids start to jump up thinking they are going to get to go next. Then they tell the other kids, "It's just for the birthday boy." Who does that to a group of five year olds? Either do it before or after the party or while the rest of the kids are doing other activities, but certainly don't make the other kids sit and watch. My daughter pretended not to be upset so I didn't bring it up but in the car on the way home she mentioned it. "Mommy, I was kind of sad when I didn't get to do the flying thing." I tried to turn the conversation to the fun she DID have but I could tell she was still a little disappointed. They should think twice about this policy in the future. Other than that, the place is pretty clean, the party area is kind of small, and some of the kids working there act like they have somewhere better to be.

Such an incredible community center and daycare! The best teachers and the only place I would feel…read morecomfortable leaving my kids!

The JCC has been a gift to so many community members. The staff go out of their way to make…read moreeveryone who walks in feel comfortable. The preschool is a magical space for our children, and now my grandchildren. The huge gym, the heated pool, the large outdoor playground provide so many possibilities for the children's learning and playing. The summer camp is packed full with fun activities and the trips for older kids keep them safe and engaged. Personal trainers in the workout room are actively engaged in providing a way to build confidence and muscle. i trust the JCC to be a safe, welcoming place for every age from infants to seniors.