I checked out PranaYoga back during election week when they were offering free classes. First off -…read morethe space is spectacular. Very modern, high ceilings, local art, and instant good vibes. I could tell I was going to love practicing in their downtown space. And I picked the perfect time - the sun was setting through the large windows during my zen session after work. Perfection. The instructor was extremely friendly and the flow was relaxing and a challenge. Just how I like it. I was worried the studio would be jam packed since I know Prana is a popular studio - especially with all the downtown workers getting off, but surprisingly the class was rather small. There was tons of open space. Even at capacity I would guess you can fit A LOT of people in. There is a cubbie area with a place to stick your shoes and coat when you walk in the door. Also, Jai Juice is attached the the studio space. Perfect before or after class cleanse! I notice they offer several workshops and post regular events on Facebook - so check it out!

Such an incredible studio! Over 60 classes a week and two locations, there's something for…read moreeveryone! Each teacher is well trained. Did I mention this is also a school for yoga?!

Hot yoga is not my preferred type of yoga class. But every time I finish a hot yoga session, as I'm…read morewalking out dripping with sweat and legs shaking, I always think, "Hot dang! I feel alive! I love hot yoga!" I can't make hot yoga an everyday part of my practice, but every so often, I like to take a heated class to shake things up. My heated class this time happened at Fusion Yoga in Fort Wayne. First, I gotta give a shoutout to the owners for providing childcare. I have never seen such a thing at a yoga studio! I didn't have children with me, but several women in my class did, and I love that my sisters in yoga were able to practice for an hour in a space that welcomes kids, then kindly takes the children away so mom can focus on herself for a bit. What a wonderful thing to see, and it really set the mood for a nice class. Celeste was the instructor for my hot vinyasa flow class. She was great, and her class really kicked my butt. It was way more advanced than I thought it would be! In Celeste's class, I really challenged myself and did some things that I had never tried before, and I was happy with myself for keeping up with the class. The class was packed mat to mat, from the door to the front of the classroom, and a couple of times I had to focus on my breath so I wouldn't spiral from lack of fresh air (which can sometimes happen in a hot yoga class). But I made it the full hour, and was rewarded with that incredibly light and otherworldly feeling you only get after a hot yoga class. The studio itself was undergoing some renovations when I visited, so I didn't get to see much beyond the classroom and the lobby. They sell a lot of yoga paraphernalia, like yoga mats, clothing, and yoga mat cleaner that they make in-house.

Incredible yoga in Fort Wayne, IN. Meg and Celeste are extremely personable and will probability…read morebecome your best friends. They are also great (and extremely knowledgeable) yoga instructors.

Every time we went, we found a deeper connection to ourselves. Patient and kind. Excellent…read morecommunication and instruction.

Started practicing here 2 years ago, love the studio space & the community of Baptiste! They offer…read morea wide range of classes, some yin & relaxing classes. As well as power classes & music flow for a more energetic & challenge based practice. Teachers here are very eager to meet your flow needs & can help assist you in your poses in class! They supply free mats, blocks & towels for you to use during class! The atmosphere is very welcoming & empowering, the studio space is cozy & warm, dim lighting & beautiful sunshine during sunny days! Memberships are offered, as well as discounts for students, teachers & military! Prenatal & baby & me classes are officered as well. So many ways to build community & get connected here!!

I've taken a few barre classes here and loved them. Rebecca is friendly and fun. I struggled to…read morefind it at first because it's located inside the downstairs of an office building with a few other businesses inside. It was very clean and had nice decor. Before my class, she took the time to ask if I had any pre-existing injuries or conditions. For those that did, she explained ways to adapt the move to avoid further strain. She ensured that everyone was doing the moves correctly so that no one got injured. Overall - I had a great time at all the classes I went to. And even better, the workouts kicked my butt!!

I was in town for a wedding and took the barre amped class with Julie. She was awesome! Very…read moreknowledgable, welcoming, and high energy. The workout was challenging but fun (and as Julie warned: I am still sore three days later). Great experience and I would be back in a heartbeat if I lived closer!

Go ahead and get your membership! The gym owners, Lexc and Vel, were very responsive, respectful,…read moreand overall great people! The signup was quick and easy and I was able to get a workout in on the first day - excited to utilize the facility 24hrs! All the equipment I need is more than enough and I can't wait to see how my body transforms in this facility! Small, affordable and tight knit! I highly recommend this gym!

Ella and the staff keep this AF cleaner than any AF I have ever been in. The equipment is kept in…read morerepair also better than many AF I have attended.

Best in town and I love everything about it. Great prices and selection of hours and styles and…read moreteachers.

Catalyst gym is a locally owned gym that cares about their clients. I love that they have multiple…read morelocations that you can go to.

Great gym! Everything is new, including the locker room and bathroom. The gym is on the smaller…read moreside but it's never crowded so the size isn't a problem.

FWDC is truly offering something different to the community. Unlike the glitzy conformity of the…read morelocal commercial dance studios, and the high-minded technique of some of the nonprofit ballet schools, the Dance Collective has a focus on individual creative expression, dance as an art instead of a competitive commodity, and open inclusiveness. You can find things like taiko drumming, which is an amazing experience, Dances of Universal Peace, to bring your body in touch with your spiritual side, and any kind of modern you need. It never lost touch with its grassroots, and the organization is still run in a collective-style management, staying true to it's "collective" designation. Check it out if you want an open and affirming atmosphere, a friendly and familial staff, and beautiful, urban brick-walled studios.

We've had our kids at the FWDC for almost a year now. We enrolled them in summer sessions with a…read moreconcurrent Pilates class for me-- yay! The atmosphere is warm and completely noncompetitive. Both kids felt at home there right away, and I found even as a beginning Pilates student I was able to really enjoy my class. Our kids have had two different instructors so far-- and we love them both. I think our children are more in tune with their bodies now and use movement as a form of self-expression. That's exactly what we want for them. We are blissed out at FWDC, have recommended it to others, and will continue to do so.