Ailya, the owner and primary instructor, is kind, non-judgmental, and has been a yoga practictioner…read moreand teacher for well over a decade and working on her second. The classes are co-ed and well positioned for different levels and times. Frankly, the classes I take send me back home not only stronger physically, but calmer mentally. As I am new to yoga, it is because of Ailya that I keep coming back multiple times a week. Strongly recommend!

Peace, Mind and Body Yoga is my happy place. When I am there, I always feel loved, heard and safe…read more The owner, Aliya is beyond amazing. In the past 5 years, Aliya has supported myself and our family through our highs ( weddings, pregnancy and graduations) as well as our lows (cancer treatments, hospice care and death). We are blessed to have Aliya and Peace, Mind and Body Yoga in our lives. The skills and support we've received has been invaluable. If you've not had a chance to experience yoga with Aliya at Peace, Mind and Body Yoga we highly recommend it. Her studio supports every aspect of the whole person. Namaste JB and family

Happiness Yoga really does feel like a family. Sunita and Shaishav are always smiling and happy to…read morewelcome new people, so making friends here is easy. Another really important aspect of this studio is that all physical health concerns are considered during practice- they really make yoga accessible for everyone! People of all ages, faiths, and ability levels attend classes here. If you are hesitant about yoga, please know that you DO NOT have to be flexible to come here. I have never felt judged. You will learn a lot about the origins and traditions of Yoga, and they offer your first class free. I've practiced yoga on and off for years now, both at home and at other studios in the NOVA area, but I finally found a place that has inspired me to practice seriously this time around.

Just like everyone else has said... The instructors are great. They both remembered my name even…read moreafter I'd only been there one time! You really feel welcome here. I used to practice yoga very regularly, and go to the gym very often, but I've been out of that regimen for quite some time; now I get winded walking up a long flight of stairs, and the gentle yoga class makes me feel like I'm going to die. Being that I am in in such poor shape, it's pretty intimidating to start working out again. But I feel really comfortable here, the instructors work with you and you get individualized attention based on your own capabilities. I bought a few classes on Groupon after going to the free trial class offered online, and I will be purchasing more.

YogaSix has been such a great experience. The instructors are fantastic, the studio is beautiful…read moreand well-equipped, and everyone I've met has been incredibly welcoming. I had never tried sauna yoga before, but now I'm hooked. I always leave feeling better than when I walked in. One thing I really appreciated is that your first three classes are free if you complete them within a week, which is a great way to see if it's a good fit. After that, you can purchase class packs or sign up for a monthly membership. I received a 10-class pack as a gift and may very well sign up afterward. The classes are on the higher end price-wise, but honestly, the way you feel when you walk out after each class makes it worth it. My only wish is that there were more shorter class options. They do offer a great 45-minute express class, but it's only available in the afternoon. A few more 30-minute or express options throughout the day would make it even easier to fit yoga into a busy schedule. Highly recommend!

I had the pleasure of attending two classes so far. Everyone was soooo welcoming! The instructors…read morewere extremely knowledgeable and do a great job of guiding you through your flow. I'm far from an expert in yoga but I feel this is the perfect space to grow in.

We started my daughter's Jiu Jitsu journey here when she was 6. I can't say enough about how great…read moreChad and Paul are. Very humble and down to earth people, who just so happen to also be beasts on the mat. The coaches here are amazing, including Coach Kevin, Mo and Red, to name a few. They are all amazing with kids and do a fantastic job building strength and confidence in the kids. If you're considering signing up your kid, or yourself, don't hesitate, this is a great gym/community, with great instructors and members.

This studio is truly exceptional…read more I know a lot of parents in the region tend to look to taekwondo first as a place to put their kids- mostly because of the after school programs and summer camps. Some of these schools are great (specifically the Jhoon Rhee ones), but most are WTF belt factories. What makes this place special is that it is only a martial arts studio and workout gym. You come there to work and learn and be part of a community. The instructors are focused and passionate and they have my 10 year old reaching for aspects of himself taekwondo never did. This studio is a hidden gem and I fully recommend this place.

I've been coming to this club Pilates for two months now and have been a bit disappointed. They…read morerecently opened two months ago, and only have had beginners classes initially. They just started getting level 1.5, which many still felt like a level 1. There's clearly a discrepancy of levels depending on the teacher but the most challenging and accurate of a 1.5 so far has been Anne. I just don't think they should be assuming because they're starting from ground zero, that everyone is a beginner at Pilates. How would they know if they don't ask feedback from members? When I've complained, I was told that I'm supposed to tell the teachers I want to level up, which I have, for them to talk to me as though I don't know what I'm talking about. I've been doing solidcore and other Pilates studios in the area and have enjoyed those a lot more. With the classes I do at club Pilates, it feels like a warm up/stretch the entire time. I think club Pilates would be great for beginners or people who don't want an intense work out. Secondly, all of their 1.5 level classes are always booked up and you have to be waitlisted for, never knowing what class you'll actually get into which is frustrating as a very busy person. I have been unknowingly added into multiple classes in a day that I had been waitlisted for, only to lose credits. I tried talking to the front desk person, who was busy on the phone and sought out for help on the app, which you can't even locate an email to contact. The app is actually really annoying to navigate around my opinion. I finally had the time to email someone today after going through old initial emails when joining and they basically told me I can cancel and I should have reached out to someone sooner... like I didn't try to! They did credit my classes back after, so I am updating my review. I feel like club Pilates is just a big business feel, not much of a community feel like bikram hot yoga that actually is a local business, more of family vibes, and a mix of great classes to include Pilates. So while I see club Pilates being helpful for a lot of people, it just isn't for me. I just don't see it as being that great of a work out and feel I've wasted three months of membership doing light stretches and mini work outs.

I don't enjoy writing negative reviews, so I want to be clear: this review is about the business…read moreoperations -- not the instructors. The teachers are excellent. The studio is clean. Instruction quality is 5 out of 5. My issue is access and management. This location consistently overbooks classes. I purchased an 8-class-per-month membership and repeatedly struggled to get into classes. I initially raised this concern in November after realizing I could not consistently secure spots within my general availability window (8 a.m. - 4 p.m.). The guidance I was given was to book classes two weeks in advance and join waitlists. While that may work for some, it is unrealistic for many adults managing work and family responsibilities. Expecting members to plan their schedules two weeks out just to access what they've already paid for is not practical. Because credits do not roll over, I lost unused credits in November and December. In January, the same issue continued -- and while weather-related cancellations are understandable, I was again unable to use what I paid for. Out of 24 classes I attempted to take during my membership period, I was only able to complete 11. That is not even half of the sessions purchased. When I submitted my 30-day cancellation notice in December, I expressed openness to private lessons as a way to work within my schedule. I received zero follow-up on that option. The most disappointing experience occurred at the end of January as I was wrapping up my membership. After requesting a concession due to the inability to access classes, I was initially told via text that none would be offered. Later, I received a call offering a temporary concession for the following month. However, if the underlying overbooking issue remains, that does not resolve the core problem. More concerning was the tone of the final conversation. It felt condescending and dismissive, particularly when referencing my responsibilities as a working mother. Members should not feel shamed for having a schedule. If someone is paying for a membership, reasonable access to classes should not feel competitive. I would encourage prospective members to read reviews carefully and take them with a grain of salt. Incentives or concessions in exchange for positive reviews raise legitimate transparency concerns. That matters. Everything stated in this review is factual, and I have documentation to support it. Again, the instructors are strong. The operational model -- overselling memberships beyond realistic class capacity -- is the issue. I ultimately did not receive the value of what I paid for.