Great gym for college students, has a good student discount as well as a tanning bed and red light…read moretherapy.

Beautiful clean new gym with lots of space and plenty of equipment. The gym has a pretty cool video…read moregame "fallout" "vault boy" theme. This gym also has a mini turf area and some space for stretching.

This is a wonderful welcoming studio! Every instructor I have had has been wonderful!read more

I was visiting from out of town with a friend. They were ridiculously welcoming here but not in a…read morefake kind of way. Within about a week of returning home, I received a hand written thank-you note from the studio. What an impression! I'll definitely be back next time I'm swinging through town.

I had the opportunity to drop in when I was in town this past week and I'll tell you, I felt like I…read morewas back home in my own box. The coaches and members were so welcoming and the owner is a hoot! I'd recommend to anyone visiting the La Crosse area. I hope to be able to visit again!

This is an awesome box and I visit it whenever I am in town visiting family. Great coaches, great…read morecommunity and fun programming.

I can't believe this is their first review, but I suppose if you didn't know about The Yoga Place,…read moreyou'd probably never find it. However, hidden upstairs in the City Square Building on Main Street is a beautiful studio that is guaranteed to change the way you look at yoga. While not a stranger to yoga, the Iyengar method is radically different from any way that I've been taught. From the very first class, you'll actually _feel_ how it's different. Rather than emphasizing flexibility as the #1 most important goal, the Iyengar method teaches proper alignment and utilizes various props throughout the class. It teaches balance and how to use your muscles to their full potential so that you have lifelong fitness and health. It also teaches the deeply calming aspects of yoga...how certain poses can alleviate afflictions, help with insomnia and have restorative qualities. Before your first class, you will be asked to fill out a medical history sheet. I've never had to do this for any fitness class, and I truly wish that I would have! When the instructor knows of your injuries, ailments and limitations, they are able to tailor the class specifically to you. They remember that you have a knee problem, and will modify the pose to meet your needs. Not in a shameful way, but in a "we still want you to participate" way. The classes are not intimidating, and I'd encourage just about anyone to at least take one to see how they like it. The instructors (especially Chris) are kind, encouraging, but will correct you when you are out of alignment so as to prevent injury and to make sure you are getting the full benefit of each pose. Class fees are very reasonable, and they have discounts for students. The varied schedules are nice because they can accommodate morning, afternoon or evening practice. And if you miss a class in your session, they allow you to make it up. You never feel like you're wasting your money if you have to miss a class. I've been to the crowded classes. It's definitely a different way of practicing yoga, but for me, the personal attention and focus on proper alignment have done amazing things for me the last 12 weeks. Please check them out!

Iyengar based yoga. We were traveling walk ins to an 1.5 hour restorative class labeled as for all…read morelevels. Francie led a well structured class. Very clear, personalized instruction. As newbies to Iyengar, but not yoga, we greatly enjoyed the class.

My son and I are new to golf and intimidated in jumping into things but Scott put our minds at ease…read moreduring our hourlong session. His patience and easy going manner and expert advice were just what we needed! What a great business in LaCrosse! Couldn't be happier

Wonderful people with PGA Pro-level knowledge. Couldn't be nicer or more helpful!!!!!!!!!!!read more

We love this gym! We have been going here for almost 2 years and have never had a bad experience. I…read morewatch every practice and open gym. I have never heard anything derogatory or unprofessional from gymnasts coaches or spectators. Both of my gymnasts love it as well. Great equipment, positive energy poured into the gymnasts, professionalism, and the owner is wonderful. I have also appreciated all of the extra work all of the staff is putting in during COVID to keep the gym open and running while keeping everyone safe. I would give them more stars if I could.

This place had good equipment but when we were in line for the Olympic trampoline we were being…read morecalled f*ggots and the coaches running it were very unequal when we told the story because Gymnastics girls were nearby and they said we cussed and apparently he believed "his girls" were trustworthy and we almost got kicked out for "harassment" and on the way out a grown man called us an a*shole we reported the incident but they didn't give a crap and other coaches were smack talking about parkour and flippers they thought we were retarded doing flips I am never going here again.

Great service. Lovely small but interesting course!! Ts were in great shape. Reasonable prices and…read morefriendly relax atmosphere! Loads of fun with friends.

Dave (PGA pro at Walsh) could not be a better guy! Or a better teacher! After not playing for…read moreover twenty years, he helped me resurrect my golf swing! We love Walsh!!!!!!!!!!!

These people are amazing and the services are life changing. Highly recommend ! Do yourself a favor…read moreand gift yourself with this experience. You will love it.

"Rubber Ducky, You're the One"…read more Full disclosure: I am neither an old hippie nor a new age hippie. Heck, I don't even particularly care for leaving my hair straight. But if you were hypothetically born in the 70's...and I'm not saying that I was... you have a miniature hippie living way down deep in your DNA somewhere. Scientific fact. It's Ok to unleash that inner hippie once and a while, and a perfect place to do it is at Temple Harmonics by fully submerging yourself into one of their restorative, evening sound baths. Rubber ducky and bubbles not included. But do bring your pillow and blanket and snuggle into one of twenty-eight comfortable zero gravity chairs arranged in front of the sound stage. Then prepare to float off to dreamland on a meditative wave of Tibetan Singing Bowls, Tingsha bells, and Native American flutes, all set to keyboard music and choreographed by the very talented gong-show master himself, Frank Andresen. It's ok if you fall asleep. It's also ok if you drool. The sweet, soothing sounds of snoring around the room may also periodically chime in with the music, and hey, that's ok too. But if instead of falling asleep, you are energized by the music, you will feel funky, "good, good, good vibrations' pulsing and humming throughout your body and chi/ki/prana (or in my case, my glowing, chocolate-chip-oatmeal-cookie inner life force). Ladies, remove any ponytail hair binders, FunBun hair pieces, or dangly jewelry as it will distract you from being fully relaxed during your transcendental journey. When the concert is over, you may be invited to step inside one of the Tibetan bowls for a mini chakra balancing from Mr. Andresen. Who doesn't need a Solfeggio frequency or two in their life? Bring a piece of your experience at Temple Harmonics with you when you purchase healing rocks, crystals, jewelry and more for sale at the Rock and Gift Shop near the exit before leaving the building and returning your inner hippie back to its rightful, proper place. **Pro tip: Save yourself $5.00 by reserving a chair ahead of time. Cost is $15.00 with reservation; $20 at the door **Keep an eye on Temple Harmonic's calendar for events with psychic medium Melissa Divine. ~The Nosy Norwegian Sniffing out good deals and Himalayan salt lamps so that you don't have to.