A little bit of NYC or Beverly Hills sophistication right here in Yuma. Owner Amandelyn Taylor has…read morecreated a space so inviting that I ended up going to three of the class offerings in one day. I'm in Yuma, exploring its offering to those of us here for dental care across the border in Los Algodones. The classes I tried were: Yin Yoga, Tai Chi. After the Tai Chi Class I hopped into an Arial Sound Bath Experience. I'm a small, older person in my 70's with zero previous experience with arial classes. In addition, my mouth has been poked at, prodded, and gouged for the better part of a week and swinging around in a hammock might cause less adventurous souls to skip it. But after meeting with and chatting with the charming proprietess, I knew I'd be in good hands at the least, and at the most I'd learn something new. WELL! After a quick Ai search, I read that: An aerial yoga hammock is a soft, durable nylon fabric sling suspended from one or two ceiling points, designed for anti-gravity yoga, fitness, and acrobatics. It aids in deep stretching, spinal decompression, and strength building by supporting body weight, making inversions accessible to all levels. That's my only ding in this review: I wish there were more details in the class description on the otherwise perfect website. Speaking of websites, this one makes booking classes easy. I noticed a lot of other elder-folks in my other classes and it was wonderful to be in that inclusive atmosphere. I think my teacher for the Yin Class was Carolina. She is a bi-lingual teacher and I learned that most, if not all of Amandalyn's teaching staff all speak Spanish. A great studio. Try something new. And go for it, in a magical environment where the class will leave you buzzing with good vibes all day long!

Wow! What a yoga studio! I went to the restorative class…read moreand let me tell you, it was relaxing and afterwards I felt really calm and relaxed. It's gentle stretches. They have other classes that are more intense as well as hot yoga. The instructor was friendly, welcoming and really good at teaching us through the stretches, making sure everyone was comfortable. Will be going back!

Fuel Fitness is a wonderful family who is incredibly supportive. I've been attending classes for…read moreone year now and feel great! The best I've felt in awhile. You'll find helpful and encouraging teachers and Allison is a great leader/owner. The equipment used trustworthy and the workouts are scaled to personal needs and abilities.

Great gym excellent coaches, a great place to get into shape. Highly reccomend this gym. Crossfit…read morestyle workouts

Would be a 5 but Lanes need oil.... Cool spot…read moreNice staff Casual lowkey bowling alley Good prices Good food

There was free bowling for active duty/ veterans and one guest for a few hours, sponsored by the…read moreDisabled American Veterans Chapter 11 with a grant from The Bowlers to Veterans. I called to RSVP and today checked us in. The rental shoes were free as well and we stayed for an hour's worth of bowling before we called it a day. The lanes were smooth. For heavier bowling balls I had to look on the other side of the building but not too much of a big deal. No idea how the glow-in-the-dark bowling, concessions or the bathroom facilities were but as for the actual bowling it was a good time.

Tonight, I took my 10-year-old to the Critters and Campfires event; basically, with a small…read moredonation, people sitting around a decent-sized campfire, making s'mores, listening to music and hanging out under the stars in a farm setting. Saddles of Joy's under new management and they're trying new things...which is good because the last person in charge (who recently retired) had terrible customer service. I get it, maybe they were just wiped out, but still...! Anyway, tonight was pretty nice. We brought our own blankets and chairs along with hot cocoa (coffee for me) and just chilled out. They're thinking of doing it like this once a month...I'm all for it. Recommended!

I go here and volunteer sometimes and so far I like they have a lot of animals like pigs and…read moredonkeys I think I saw a small pony as well overall is a fun place to be if you wanna help out or get volunteer hours

This place is amazing! Thank you Jordan & Rachel for all the suggestions. I tried the Sculpting X…read moreDrake with Idalis and was awesome. I will come back again.

This is a well maintained and fun playground. We stop by every time we drive to Yuma. My kids all…read moreenjoy their time here. Plenty of things for kids to do, for all ages. The park is clean and so are its bathroom. Large field to picnic or kick a ball. Highly recommend stopping by for some fun family time. There is a lot of wildlife to observe as well.

We loved this park!…read more The park itself has a large playground area (seen in photo) for bigger kids to run around. There is also a side, smaller area for toddlers with smaller slides, swings, climbing tubes, etc. Along the perimeter there is a traditional zip line and one with a chair. This is also connected to a trail that goes along the Colorado River that has very nice views and is quite long!

Arizona Classical Ballet is a husband and wife business run out of their studio at their home. We…read morehave two daughters who started ballet at ages 3 and 5; that was three years ago. They set a professional learning environment that allows children to still have fun while learning ballet. Erika and Bradley are good people with a lot of patience. They work with children with special needs as well as give free lessons at the Crossroads Mission to children who otherwise could not afford to take ballet. They have my highest recommendation.

If you are considering dance for your child I would like to strongly suggest that you avoid Arizona…read moreClassical Ballet, as well as the owners, Erika and Bradley Bowen. The studio made a large move from a building on Main Street to a building at their home. This has caused many problems. Their financial state of affairs is questionable. The studio went an entire week with NO RUNNING WATER but held classes anyway. Neighbors have complained about the number of cars parking on the street and so they have asked parents not to stay for classes but to just drop off their children. This leaves no accountability to the owners. The children are unsupervised unless they are in class. There is no room for students waiting for class to be in the studio and they don't want the students in their house so they have the students waiting OUTSIDE on the patio and in the Yuma heat. On one occasion, I had to go pick up my friend's daughter because she had a medical emergency and when I had arrived, NO ADULT had aided the child. She was on her own with the help of a bunch of other kids and in fact, niether of the owners knew what had happened. UNACCEPTABLE. We brought this up to the owners who became immediately defensive. Bradley stopped all communications with the mother. He would not deal with her at all after that. Highly unprofessional behavior. Bradly's moods have become worse and worse. Just the other night, after a refund was requested by a parent, Bradly verbally accosted a student for sitting against a wall instead of dancing in a dance routine that she was not part of. The student's response "he's just in one of his moods". When is it ok for a child to be so used to an adults behavior that they make that kind of statement. As this story has been talked over, more issues have come to surface of Bradly's temper and verbal assault against his students. I and other parents are currently working to file a formal complaint against Arizona Classical Ballet and Bradley Bowen.

The Golf Course is well maintained and managed well...even at times for a grumpy crowd. HOWEVER,…read morethey put a Mexican restaurant called the Leaning Cactus and it is an absolute sheeetshow. Staff was kind, but ownership/management is a joke. I spent $60 bucks for an hour wait and 50 apologies about a soft opening. I felt so sorry for waitress, only 4 of us there and the cook can't keep up. The lady manager/owner was there during this time and believes she is too good to help out‍‍‍. Great golfing, Pro Shop ok, restaurant an embarrassment. No more BS soft opening. Oh, without draft beer....don't do concerts with that management. Dave money and go to Taco Bell

Great course for when you want to squeeze in a quick game during lunch or after work!!!read more