Great instructor, cute place, clean and welcoming. They also live stream, as well as in person. I…read morewill be back!

Hands down one of the BEST yoga studios I've ever stepped foot in. If we're putting titles on and…read morebacking credibility, I'm an advanced practitioner and a yoga teacher myself for nearly 8 years. I've been to a LOT of studios over the years and I can still remember my practice here, as if it was yesterday. This place has something special about it. The aura here is like nothing I've ever experienced before. It's soothing and welcoming, and comforting, like a warm blanket on a freezing winter day. It's hard to explain, and something I've never felt at another studio. This place definitely "holds the space" for you. I can't remember the teacher who's class I took, I was THAT deep into my practice when I came here. The building itself has a history that nearly seems magical. It's was/is a ski place in the winter time. And wanting to continue use of the space during the off season, when you can't ski, it's yoga time. The building looks like an old cabin, complete with old wood floors and beams and benches throughout. Again, it doesn't look like much for the outside, but the inside just feels magical. I've practiced everywhere. All over the state and in my 8 years of being a yogi, nothing has ever came as close to feeling as amazing as Turtle Yoga! Yes- I definitely recommend!

My brother and I are visiting for a week in the area and they have a one week family rate of $60…read moreand they give you a scan card to enter. Clean facility with friendly staff... they give you a key for a locker in exchange for the scan card... They offer free group fitness classes as well as some other classes you can take if you don't mind paying a few dollars. There are a couple racquetball rooms, a sauna, and a pool... The weightlifting, cardio, and dumbbell rooms aren't very large but they are well equipped. The offer spinning, yoga, and a bootcamp (at an extra charge but they draw the locals in so that speaks for itself). I am quite pleased with this small town facility.

Pine Grove worked out well for me when I spent the first two weeks of July in Cadillac for a family…read moreactivity. I used the weights and the cardio equipment.

I visited Yen Yoga and loved every moment of my experience! As soon as you enter the building,…read morethere is a very zen atmosphere. The people that work there are incredibly friendly and are happy to give a tour of the facility. The class that I attended was also wonderful. I ended up signing up for a 2 week intro membership but had a health issue that made me have to pause my membership. I sent an email to the team and they were incredibly kind and understanding, and even gave me a call to let me know that I was in their thoughts. I'm eager to come back soon!!

This phenomenal yoga studio has caring instructors and an extremely lovely atmosphere. I have loved…read moreall the classes I have taken, but the lavender chill is a favorite. The class sizes are perfect, and the staff are always very friendly and welcoming. I always visit this studio when I am in TC and will keep coming back as long as they are open.

My son really enjoyed his dinosaur music class. They danced, did projects, got goodie bags and ate…read morelunch with his class. He said he had tons of fun and can't wait to try another class.

I love this studio! Everyone is so supportive and fun! No need to feel intimidated or unsure of…read moreyourself! Just come play with us!

Yoga classes offered at Torch Lake and in studio. Also have tea, kombucha, coffees and herbal…read moresupplements + essential oils.

Nice open concept. Nice employees. Offers 5 auto belaying. Equipment worked well. Offers lead…read moreroping. 2/3 walls were rope climbing. 1/3 wall was bouldering. No grounds rope for belaying. Offers slacking. Has a small fitness space and offers yoga class (did not go). Family oriented.

Yoga for Health Education is located in the beautiful old State Hospital. Libby and Michael are…read moreboth wonderful and patient individuals who steer you into the right class for your level. If you sign up for the session classes are around $12 each. Drop in are around $15. I am currently taking the Beginning Yoga class with Michael and he explains things well and tailors to your level. There is no competition and pure relaxation!

From the owner: Offering practical Yoga, Ayurveda, Meditation, and Tai Chi in Traverse City, Michigan. We feature a…read morewide array of classes for all ages and abilities. Our instructors are highly skilled and welcoming to all! Our studio features a large, bright, and comfortable practice room ready to serve your needs. Join us for a class today! Located in Building 50 at the historical Grand Traverse Commons.

I tried to cancel my membership for months. The staff manjuan (spelling) was rude and I talked to…read morehim 3 months in a row to get "yep your cancelled" only to be billed again the next month. I now have to open another bank out to make sure no more fraudulent charges are made. The owner Tony never returned my calls. Extremely frustrated and can't recommend even a day pass here or you may be billed for months with no refund!

Lots of great options around the gym for different types of workouts. They offer a wide range of…read moreclasses too! They also sell great pre and post workout drinks and staff is all friendly. Great atmosphere overall

I am a big fan of Element 22! I was at home for the summer, bored, and I needed a good workout to…read morechallenge me. Dow Fitness center does have great specialty classes, but only on certain days of the week - and no ballet bar (yet!). I've been wanting to try ballet barre classes for a long time, but the rival ballet studio down the street is hugely expensive. Someone recommended Element to me, and I was very impressed with the experience overall. The classes are reasonably priced, the online scheduling system is easy to use and the instructors are really talented. They also let you try your first week free, in case you are unsure. When you first go, the instructors are very high energy - the workouts are extremely intense, but in a positive way (this is not bootcamp style). You will be very tired but amazed what your body can do by the time you are done. Ballet bar was one of the hardest workouts I have ever done, even with years of tennis, spinning and Pilates under my belt. The idea is very tiny, very slow muscle movements that work under-used muscle areas. The first few reps are easy, until you suddenly feel an intense burn. They will take you through about 15 minutes each of Arms, Abs/Back, Glutes and Legs. It is not for the faint of heart, but don't be scared off by the challenge. It becomes addicting! Pilates was still tough but incorporated enough yoga elements to give your muscles a periodic break. I recommend this for those just starting over the ballet bar. I didn't get to try the yoga, unfortunately. I also wanted to address the stereotypes head on - a lot of people are intimidated by places like this because they think everyone will be too fit, too wealthy and too snooty. You will see the lululemon crowd here to be sure, but I also saw a range of fitness levels, body types, fashion choices and ages. Yoga guys in loose sweaters would do planks next to high school students and seniors. Tanned fitness buffs would chat with new moms and people with muscle injuries. It's very diverse! Personally, I never felt out of place, although I am not very fit. I think it may have something to do with the instructors - they put out a very welcoming vibe to everyone, and do their best to remember everyone by name. Element 22 only has a few downsides. When you first start they will often publicly correct your form, which can be a little embarrassing. You may also not make it through the entire workout. But different instructors have different styles and they have a good variety of personalities and class types to try until you feel comfortable. All of the employees are extremely outgoing and personable, so it's totally okay to pull them aside and ask them anything (like modifications for injuries, which I saw a lot of). I suggest going for the first week, giving it a try and seeing how goes - I think almost everyone will be pleasantly surprised!

I love element and have been coming here for over 3 years and over 500 classes. As an avid tennis…read moreplayer and athlete, element has the best offerings of cardio , strength, and to restore. I can easily balance my workouts and come 7 days per week and never get bored! The instructors and their training are the best I have found. I can do the peloton bike and stretch after with yin or yin-yang yoga, strengthen and balance with pilates or barre , or have just have a fun day at WERQ with the dance and music! Try a week and you will see !