Erin was lovely! I ran into class late but still felt like she paid attention to me, made sure I…read moreknew what I was doing on the rowing machine, encouraged me, and pushed me! I'm looking forward to going back! Make sure you give yourself extra time the first time you go so that you can find it!

Loved it! Getting…read morehere is a bit tricky though. If you pass the entrance to the plaza, you have to make a circle around I85 since its a one way road. Make sure to drive slow on the access road when you get close to to the plaza so you won't miss it. The entrance it interesting, like a go kart ramp and the studio is on the right towards the middle back section. There's a huge CW sign on the left side of the plaza to use as a guidance. As a first timer, all I had to do was sign in. The staff told me where the bathrooms were and where the class would be held. I took the row Barre tonight. Class was super fun that incorporated water rowers that made me feel like I was doing manual laundry watching the water slush around as I pulled. With some repetitions with rowing and mat exercises and other half the class we did Barre movements on the bar. Felt like this class focused on the toughest areas to lose weight on, your arms and abs. It incorporated rowing, weights, barre, and ballet. I always wanted to take ballet classes when I was little so it was an extra treat. Overall, had a great work out!!! Side note, heard pretty bumpin music for the class next door. Not sure if I heard right, polelataz class??? Anywho may have to check that out as well.

This is the best Pilates studio in Atlanta with the best teachers!! Love all the tower classes…read more Lorraine, Robin, Dawn, and Martha are fantastic and encouraging teachers.

Beautiful Studio, qualified instructors. Ideal routine if…read moreyou want flexibility, strength and good posture .

Love Highland Yoga! The instructors are so intentional about…read moremaking engaging and challenging routines while still allowing you to go at your own pace. The highland location is in a strip with parking in the back. The parking is a bit confusing as to when it's free or not, but I've always gone in Sunday's and I haven't had to pay(I think). The studio has free mats and provides a cool Towel after the session. You can be yoga gear, water, hair ties and more in the studio. New members can sign up for $30 for 30 days of unlimited classes. Highly recommend!

I love Highland Yoga. The classes are usually the best in the area and they routinely have the…read morehighest quality instructors leading their classes. They are also competitively priced compared to other places in the area.

I am visiting Atlanta from Los Angeles. I took the Friday 10:00 AM flow class. Just lovely! The…read moreteacher included a well-rounded selection of standing and seated poses. I am so happy I came here. As a yoga practitioner of 30 years, I love checking out studios on my travels.

The instructor was about 10-15 minutes late to class. She apologized but kept mentioning she was…read morelate, her music wasn't playing to her liking, the vibe of the class was off. Also the door was cracked the whole time, so took away from the heat experience. It was my first experience here, not sure if I would come back.

I've attended several classes on Monday and Tuesday nights over the past month, and I've enjoyed…read moreall the classes and instructors. My favorite class has been the yin class on Tuesday evening. I started my yoga journey with yin yoga over ten years ago but pivoted to hatha and vinyasa over the last two years. Haven's class has brought me back to yin again. I read the reviews before I visited so I came prepared for the concrete floor with a workout pad and my yoga mat. The extra padding makes my practice easier on my body. People also mentioned outside noise in their reviews, and while I do hear traffic, it doesn't disturb my practice. They have some yoga mats available to borrow in case you forget yours or don't have one. They also have blocks, pillows and blankets for use. Parking can be little tight because the building is shared so come a little early so that you can get a space and walk up the stairs (there is an elevator but it's slow so I've never used it).

Haven Yoga is such a gem. I drop into classes pretty often, and it's consistently a great…read moreexperience. The instructors are all amazing--knowledgeable, welcoming, and intentional with their guidance. Every class leaves me feeling refreshed, grounded, and re-energized. The studio itself has a calming, welcoming vibe that makes it easy to settle in and fully enjoy the practice. Whether you're new to yoga or a regular, Haven Yoga is a place you'll want to keep coming back to.

I had never practiced ashtanga before I tried this studio and my first class was the uncued primary…read moreseries on Saturday morning which was nuts...but still so good. New folks- definitely read the class descriptions because while you can certainly get through any of them, if you're new to ashtanga it's nice to start with the basics classes. I LOVE Marie. All of the instructors are wonderful and skilled and very hands on, but Marie is just super. Her classes border on torture for your abs and shoulders but I keep going back. She's tough but you feel great at the end of the class. So now I've learned to love ashtanga and I think they've spoiled me here for other studios. Everyone is just so sweet and welcoming. Glad I found them!

The teacher gave us a personal class and showed us incredible Yoga that we thought was out of our…read moreleague, but we were able to accomplish with incredible teaching.

I came for a 6 am Barre Fusion class to kick off my week of unlimited classes. It was MLK day so…read morepeople may have opted to sleep in because there was only one other person in attendance. The instructor Ashley was welcoming and explained the difference between Forme and other barre studios. As it was described, and as I would soon learn, the difference was in bigger motions. Barre workouts tend to involve a lot of subtle pulsing motions. At Forme the movements are bigger which meant I'd be activating more muscle groups and getting my heart rate up. They incorporate some smaller motions as well. For the Barre Fusion class we did standing work for a while and then eventually transitioned to the floor for glute and core work. Ashley's cues were very helpful. We ended up using a resistance band, a small ball, and a single glider. It's crazy how you can get a great workout in with such small and unassuming equipment. By the end of class I left feeling challenged but still really good. The 55 minutes went by quickly. I knew I got a great workout when I felt sore later that evening. I also got to meet the owner Donna as the next class was getting ready to start and she was really sweet. She let me know that aside from the classes they also host social events which is nice. The other classes I tried: Barre Fusion Lift This class incorporated a weighted bar into the exercises. There was quite a bit of pulsing, squats, and lunges (front, reverse, side, and curtsy lunges). The bar was used during the ab/core section as well which really kicked things up a notch. We also used resistance bands and a small step stool. Overall I really liked this class. The pace was upbeat and there was minimal rest which kept things challenging. This class was 55 minutes. Barre Fusion Sculpt This class incorporated more ballet-inspired moves (plies and releve when we were at the barre) than Barre Fusion Lift but the tempo/pace was very much upbeat. The hand and ankle weights added more resistance and with the high reps there was a good burn throughout. The instructor, Lauren, was energetic and motivating which made the 55 minutes go by quickly. Booty Barre This class was the most ballet-esque of all the classes I tried. Donna was really good about giving people modifications either to make the moves more challenging (stand in releve) or to accommodate people with injuries. I wasn't drenched in sweat by the end but I got a good glute and quad burn. Just as a note in terms of overall level of difficulty, I'm very active (I workout five times a week) and consider myself to be in good shape. I found the Forme classes to be fun but challenging. Other details: Toward the end of each class the instructors came around and placed wipes by our mats so we could wipe them down. They have open cubbies where you can store your belongings, two changing areas, and a bathroom with toiletries and a hair dryer. The parking lot is shared and on the smaller side but I never had issues getting a spot (I exclusively came to the 6 am classes). Overall I really enjoyed my week of classes and will be incorporating Forme classes into my workout regimen.

No FORME workout is the same. The variety of classes and the welcoming and intergenic instructors…read morekeep me coming back year after year. And when you make FORME a part of your routine, you get to know each instructor and they in turn know how to push towards your best workout.

Great coaches and challenging classes that are focused on safety and form…read more Love taking Coach Kevin, Korey, and John John

Awesome community! Great coaching, they make sure you have…read morethe correct form and good music.