I gotta say i was kinda intimidated on doing a boot camp. But gotta say that FIBC has been a great…read moreexperience. Pros: Staff is awesome. They push you as hard as you can, but they are not all in your face. Indoor facilities are great: Most boot camps you are meeting at a park and you are dealing with the elements. Price is affordable for anyone: Can either pay $5 each visit or get a 10 session punch card for $30. (yes these are their regular prices) If you are lucky you can get a groupon ($15 for 10 session punch card). Boot camp changes all the time.: I have been going 3 times a week and it has been different every time. Note: I started this review when i first started. I have been going 5 days a week now and seen a big improvement. Nothing has changed since i started in August 2012. Still as challenging and as fun. The coaches are great since they see if you are a newbie they will see how you do, then work around any issues. Also once they know you they do press you some more but its still not the crazy in your face type of place. Just bring a open attitude and a willingness to push yourself to your own limits. Great way to start the day!

I'm a newbie to FIBC but I must say I love it here! The staff is very attentive and knowledgable…read more Even while working with a group, they take the time to help new people (like me). You never feel pushed beyond your limits. It's a fun way to get in strength training! Love it!!! If you're considering a boot camp type workout, look no further! Very reasonably priced, too!!

My son has played numerous sports and for the most has been lukewarm about all of them. He started…read moreasking about kickboxing classes, which came out of nowhere, and at first I was timid because he doesn't handle pain very well. He consistently asked for a month, so I pulled the trigger for a two week trial... now he's addicted! He's never been excited for practice, but now he's packing his gear bag and waiting by the door on class day. Elite Team offers kickboxing, jiu jitsu, and self defense classes for both kids and adults. We're part if the kickboxing classes which happen three days a week and are on the smaller side. The trainers are very patient and helpful. During each class there's at least two to three trainors and they all watch the kids and make partner adjustments throughout each session. They have two sessions each day, Monday - Friday, with the first session starting at 5pm and the second at 6:15pm. Each class is 45-minutes long. My son loves the physicality of the classes and the techniques taught. I can already see that his confidence has boosted and he's only been two three classes!

Great classes and workshops. Love the yoga instructors here. The classes provided are on point, the…read moreyoga instructors are attentive to each student and provide modified pose options. The studio has plentiful mats and props to use during the classes. I would highly recommend the studio anyone thinking about trying yoga or an advanced yoga practitioner. Jeanine is very involved in the community and offers a free class on Saturday mornings at 8am.

Welcoming space to give yourself the gift of mindfulness and relaxation. This is one of Fresno's…read moretreasures that I hope to support for years to come. ‍

I am very grateful I discovered Yoga Center of Fresno. It was just what I needed at a time when I…read moreneeded support. The setting and instructors provide a wonderful, warm and safe space to take part in this powerful healing practice. The Hatha Yoga poses followed by gentle guided meditations helped me get in touch with pathways to ease, and deepen my loving kindness and compassion for others, and reflect on the nature of reality. The time I spent practicing with this group has helped me on my journey. There are many types of yoga being presented these days, all have wonderful benefits, but here is a priceless treasure in the form of Hatha yoga followed with contemplative meditation. I will always be grateful for the instructors, who are all volunteers, and intend to drop in when I visit Fresno again.

I just finished my two week trial pass with Four Corners, and I decided to stick with them and…read morepurchase a monthly membership! I've tried a few different yoga studios here in Fresno, and while they've all been great, Four Corners really has the variety I've been looking for. I love that they offer so many low heat options, especially since I'm not quite ready for full heated yoga yet. They have restorative, gentle, all levels Vinyasa, Vin Yin, and Sculpt, so there's something for everyone. The customer service has been great, all of the instructors I've taken classes with so far have been wonderful, and the studio is always clean. I'm really excited to continue my yoga journey here!

This studio held me through one of the darkest seasons of my life after I lost my son, Nick. I'll…read morealways be grateful for the healing, peace, and kindness I found within these walls. Thank you for creating a space where broken hearts can begin to heal.

I just stopped by to get a gift certificate for a co-worker. The girl who greeted me at the counter…read morewas friendly and inviting. She explained the different options for my purchase and told me about the benefits of yoga. There was a class going on while I was there. I've met the owner, Katie, before and she is really sweet. Hmmm, I'll have to give yoga some thought...sounds like a great stress reliever!

Unfortunately so far I am disappointed with this studio due to the lack of communication. I am…read morecoming from San Diego and have been doing my research and wanted to get more information on this studio especially after reading all the great reviews on here! I have attempted to reach out to the studio 2 different times, one through phone leaving a voicemail with my contact information and another by going on their webpage and fillout a feedback form with my questions. I have yet to hear from somebody and it makes me feel like they don't value or care for new customers. Hope I here from someone soon.

I am very grateful I discovered The Yoga Center of Fresno. It was just what I needed at a time…read morewhen I needed support. The setting and instructors provide a wonderful, warm and safe space to take part in this powerful healing practice. The Hatha Yoga poses followed by gentle guided meditations helped me get in touch with pathways to ease, and deepen my loving kindness and compassion for others, and reflect on the nature of reality. The time I spent practicing with this group has helped me on my journey. There are many types of yoga being presented these days, all have wonderful benefits, but here is a priceless treasure in the form of Hatha yoga followed with contemplative meditation. I will always be grateful for the instructors, who are all volunteers, and intend to drop in when I visit Fresno again.

The extensive review is directed to the owners/manager. On multiple occasions, I have overheard the…read moreowner, Kellee gossiping when she believed no one was around They present themselves as friendly and caring but they are disingenuous. The studio is money-driven under the disguise of "community." They do not support/promote students or events beyond the confines of their own classes/workshops Owners/manager are only focus on collecting class/membership fees than supporting students' yoga growth and practice Owners/manager show no investment in instructors/students' long-term yoga development. Every class opens with redundant intro announcements to market additional paid workshops. The same paid retreats are announced and promoted for half the year, like an hourly infomercial Staff are scheduled few working hours, paid near minimum wage. Instructors are paid roughly one-third of what comparable local studios pay, barely fair The owner, Jameson is a salesman. He uses coercion to get students to sign a contract when they are not ready to make an obligation. Refunds are nonexistent The studio operates in a consistently disorganized manner, with frequent last-minute instructor substitutions. Experienced instructors "wing" classes with recycled intentions and no planning--students are not paying $32 per class for improvisation. Music is often last-minute Spotify playlist; sound speakers and heat/humidity malfunction regularly due to lack of readiness. Even basic setup--such as the instructor's mat, weights and class environment--often unprepared Owners/manager claim extensive years of experience, teaching Sanskrit yet they do not portray a polished or well-developed yoga character Longstanding members see limited progress because the studio prioritizes acquiring new members over supporting existing ones. Original students are stagnant, with common postures going uncorrected & no visible yoga growth/strength. Classes are elementary not suited for students seeking quality growth There appears to be clear favoritism: white instructors are given preference over non-white instructors. Non-white instructors receive very few teaching hours, especially during the most in-demand time hour There is a noticeable lack of strong instructors, particularly male instructors. The owner is rarely present, yet positions himself as the studio's authority. If he takes a dislike to someone, he removes them from the studio under the pretense of "disruptive" behavior Instructors turnover annually/bi-annually. If you disagree with the owners, the environment can quickly become uncomfortable, and your employment will be terminated I strongly recommend that current instructors build and maintain their own social media presence so they retain an independent audience in the event they are let go Constructive feedback / suggestions are not welcomed or considered; the owners respond in a dismissive, short-tempered manner To be fair, a no-show fee should not be charged when the class is not full Favorite instructor is Jasmine because of genuineness, maturity, professionalism Least favorite instructor is Farin due to consistent lack of preparation, visibly stress, depressing aura

This review has been a long time coming…read more My experience here at Tower Yoga was right before the pandemic and is based on a few encounters I had with the female owner. I want to say that the studio itself looked great and I loved the location/set up and a majority of the instructors. (Mj and Astrid) I became a paying member after a few clients mentioned it to me as I lived in the area. I took a few easy classes at first and decided to take a hot yoga class. A friend and I signed up for an intro hot yoga class which was described online as slow moving, lots of water breaks, and verbal instructions on how to breathe and so forth. When my friend and I arrived to the class it was lead by the female owner. Who I had taken a class or two with before. We went right into what felt like an intense version of hot yoga. No breaks and no instructions on how to better handle the class and difficult poses. My friend and I were so confused because we thought it would be for beginners as listed. At one point, my friend and I were struggling to keep up and she looked over at me, and I whispered, "I'm sorry." She whispered something like, "I hate you" and we both quietly laughed at ourselves and carried on. At the very end, after the instructor finished, I walked up to her and asked if they had an easier class for beginners. Her demeanor immediately changed and she got defensive. Suggesting that the free beginner class was held on a certain day. I was confused and mentioned the class that day was labeled for beginners. She didn't believe me about the description of the class being easy or for beginners so I showed her the class description from my phone thinking it was just a mix up. Confirming the description she actually rolled her eyes. Then said something along the lines that if my friend and I hadn't been talking then maybe we would have gotten more from the instruction. Let me be clear that there was no instruction and my friend and I had only one small convo which I mentioned. I told her that we were paying members and that we had no issue we just wanted to take an easier class first to help us get better. She rolled her eyes again and asked, "So what did you have trouble with?" I mentioned having a knee restriction and her response was for me not to come. At that point my friend and I left and I was very upset by how poorly I was treated. In other classes, with this same woman, I noticed the vibe was different. She's got an ego and does not handle feedback well. This sets the tone for the whole studio in my opinion. I definitely feared retaliation as she acts like a big shot in The Tower District. So be aware, if you "disagree" with her or you don't behave how she wants you to, she will show you her awful side and it's not fun. If you want to walk on eggshells and feed her ego, this place is for you. Which is unfortunate because the studio is beautiful. If this place is under new management please let me know and I will reconsider my review after taking/paying for a beginner hot yoga class.