I took a foundation class here and felt really welcomed right away. The instructor was kind,…read morepatient, and offered helpful tips and tricks throughout the class. It was a smaller group, so we received the right amount of attention and support. We got to learn and try most of the aerial apparatus, which made the class both fun and challenging. There's also ample parking in the lot. I'd definitely love to come back and explore more classes here and at their other location in Centerville.

This heated yoga studio has it all... community, 26+2 (formerly Bikram), Advanced classes, Vinyasa,…read moreYin, Yinyasa, Ashtanga and specialty classes. Some classes like Vinyasa are heavily attended by many regulars. The teachers and excellent and friendly. They give helpful tips! The studio is located over the Grounds for Coffee shop. The design of the studio is generously graced with stones, plants, crystals and good vibes. It's a great place to go!!

Stopped in for a hot yoga class while passing through town and would absolutely do it again. Great…read morevibe, fun but tough flow. Good music and a friendly teacher. I don't love yoga in front of the mirror but sometimes it's good to look at yourself. And smile.

Northern Star bounders is a great place for new tumbling kids. I signed my kid up at the start of…read moreApril and she absolutely loves it. There have been small injuries like bending the arm backwards a little bit bit but they do have sit out if you do. The staff there is so kind and I've seen my daughter progress so much! Not to mention the staff all praise you for anything better you have done. Northern star bounders is a great option for tumbling. And if you don't want to wait there's even a small trail to walk in on the side of the parking lot.

I've been really impressed with the coaching staff and their ability to build confidence with their…read morestudents. My daughter is slowly working her way up and looks forward to classes all week. The place is also extremely clean, has a great facility and gym.

My kids have been taking classes here for a few weeks now and we love it. We come 3 days a week for…read morekickboxing and jujitsu. Aldo and the other instructors are great with the kids and they love it. They get tons of exercise, have a lot of fun, and they are learning important skills to defend themselves and gain confidence. This place is great.

I started training BJJ at One Hit MMA, and I couldn't be happier. The owner of the Academy and…read morecoach, Aldo, is a true professional and makes you feel welcome. My BBJ professor, Gustavo, is a true expert and a great teacher. Both are great men and gifted teachers. I couldn't be more satisfied with my choice to go to this Academy. I would recommend anyone wishing to study MMA or BJJ attend One Hit MMA.

Mori Academy is the first place I learned Jiu Jitsu. The academy provides a positive and inclusive…read moreenvironment where learning is not just about technique but also about building a strong sense of community. The classes are well-structured, focusing on both fundamental and advanced aspects of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced practitioner, there's always something new to learn. Eddie is a great instructor and has the best Academy in Ogden, UT. He teaches both kids and adults. If you are looking to find great Jiu Jitsu and friends passionate about BJJ Mori Academy is the place to be!

Awesome expericance. Eddy Really knows what he teaches and makes learning a lot of fun. Jiu-Jitsu…read moreis an excellent work-out and it seems like I loose 20 lbs every time I go.

I've taken two classes at Studio Reve so far. The studio is light and welcoming, equipment is top…read morenotch, as are the instructors. My three all time favorite instructors in one place, Andrea, Taryn and Morgan. Each brings their own passion and unique perspective to their classes. I am beginner/intermediate level, older with some accommodations needed, but get a great workout without irritating old injuries. Pilates has made me stronger and more flexible which makes navigating life so much better, even (or especially!) at 68.

This is a lovely little studio. Andrea, the owner, is a wonderful and knowledgeable Pilates…read moreinstructor. She knows her stuff and provides clear and helpful corrections. A great place to go to improve core strength, balance, and stability.

Absolutely love this place. Where to begin, lets see for starters you need a CAC card or a…read moredependents card to get in. From time to time they aren't at 100% id card checks just depends. The main gym has it all, I come here mostly to play basketball. Monday through Thursday they play from 10-12 for lunch breaks and again when everyone is off duty around 15-1600 til everyone is tired or has to go. Also Saturday mornings they get together to play. As far as everything else theres racquetball courts upstairs, a rock climbing wall, indoor track and every machine you can possibly think off. Theres a shake smoothie spot inside as well. As far as the staff everyone is helpful and happy to be there. Everything is well maintained and taken care of. Out of all the bases Ive been to or have seen Hill AFB has the best!

Hands down, my favorite USAF gym. The equipment is updated and in great shape. Staff is very…read morefriendly and helpful. Convenient location to my work and a very clean gym. The soap provided in the showers is quite tasty too! If I just wish it opened earlier, but I am a weirdo and like to exercise early AM.

I'm not sure if my minion is prepared to defend himself quite yet or has attained the ability to…read moresnatch flies out of the air with a set of chopsticks, but he has picked up some skills at Tobin's. When we first signed him up I didn't know what to expect other than him learning to disarm a group of bad guys with a popscicle stick. His Kung Fu would be strong. So here's what I've learned so far: 1.) It's not Kung-Fu. It's Karate. Don't ask me what kind as I'm not in to the lifestyle enough to know the difference. He wears a karategi, bows on demand, and is learning some pretty cool moves that, while they aren't up to Karate Kid standards, are impressive. Especially for being a little guy. 2.) This place demands respect. The kids ask permission to enter the mat, leave the mat, and are expected to give their instructors all of the respect they deserve. It also carries in to their personal lives as they can earn ribbons for their belts based on good grades, respect for parents, etc. The munchkins take this serious and i have seen them remove ribbons as well. Participant trophies do not apply. 3.) They truly care about your kids. I was impressed that all of the staff and instructors quickly learn names and treat the kids like real people. It's good to see the littles treated with the same respect they are expected to give. 4.) Date nights. These are pretty cool. For an extremely small price (I think $15) you can drop the kids off one Friday night per month for a few hours and go on a date. It's cheap, you can trust them, and you don't have a neighbor kid rummaging through your bedroom while you're gone. I really have nothing to compare this place to. I like them for the reasons above and a bunch of others not really worth typing about. They are making a difference for my little one and I like the confidence and agility his is gaining through their program. We're still working on the popscicle stick trick.

Want to know how good this place is? The school is in Clearfield and I live in Draper! I drive an…read moreentire hour to get there and an entire hour to get home. Why? There really isn't another one of it's kind in Utah. It is obvious from the moment you walk into the place that the kids are taught this art well. Black belts look like what black belts should. This definitely isn't a McDojo! The kids are expected to show respect to instructors, parents, and each other. This shows through and through in the way they are instructed to address each other. And despite this strict regimen it is obvious that the love and care for the kids themselves is of the utmost importance. They have a lot of safety equipment and kids are not allowed to perform various skills without the safety equipment on or around them. They also have adult classes. I haven't watched many of those but if they are at all indicative of what I have seen with the kids classes, they are sure to be run very well. Oh, one more thing, they must know what they are doing because they have dozens of world champion martial arts instructors and students there. Hard to become a world champion without at least some success at your craft.