Mind Body Studio

As a lover of group workout classes and a former Zumba instructor myself, I can say this place is the best in town.
I started coming here many years ago when they just had a couple of classes. The place has grown to include Zumba, barre, spinning and different yoga classes. Zumba with Marco will kick your butt and don’t even get me started about spinning.
The prices are manageable and definitely worth it if you’re into the group exercise thing. The only complaint I have for this place is that sometimes I can’t find any parking.
I’ll be popping in to take a class next time I’m in town. :)

This studio is nice, clean, and welcoming. However, the class times are terrible as they do not work well with a busy schedule. It is also pretty pricey for what you get.

Went in to ask for information today, and I got to speak to the owner. She was on the computer before and DURING our conversation. I know nothing about yoga, and she was not at all helpful in explaining what goes on in the different classes — she was too busy clicking away on the computer. I think she was playing a game! She was VERY rude and disinterested. I will be going back to Ananda on Mesa St. to sign up for classes, where I actually got someone’s undivided attention and a tour of the studio.

I LOVE this studio! The classes are amazing, especially the hot classes (they’ve helped me lose a lot of weight after having a baby!) and all the instructors are so nice. And the unlimited price is great seeing as it gives you access to all their yoga classes, pilates classes AND barre classes. I’ve been to other studios before in other parts of the country and this one definitely reigns as my favorite!

Great (clean, new) facility. Pre-​natal classes were small. Instructor was really knowledgeable.

Love Gabby’s Zumba classes. I’d give it 5 stars if it weren’t so crowded.

Beautiful new studio, nice big room for the yoga classes with all the equipment for pilates, balls blocks bands etc. My favorite classes are the Hot Yoga classes! I like the idea of sweating out toxins and it helps me stretch deeper into poses. There is also a ballet studio with beginning adult classes I want to try, and there is a whole big room with weird contraptions for private sessions where they’ll mechanically stretch you… or something, it looks scary.
I wish the classes were a little cheaper.
I haven’t found an instructor that clicks with me and my practice which is sad, but I’m sure many people enjoy the instructors.
My main problem is that this place is TOO CROWDED. For me. I have difficulty relaxing and concentrating with so many bodies around me. Show up early and claim your spot! You’ll still get scootched around when 30 people pile in around you but at least you’re not the one tiptoeing around and sliding your mat in some tiny crevice. Embarassing!
Honestly my true feelings would rate this place with 3 stars, but if there was only an instructor that I loved and it wasn’t so freakin crowded, it would be 5 stars. So 4 is fair I think! Maybe a solution to the crowds is to offer more classes at a wider variety of times. I think that some 5pm weekday classes would be doable, as well as weekend afternoons.