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After taking hot yoga and Pilates classes for almost 20 years, I was so excited to go to an infrared Pilates class and enjoy bone broth afterwards. Guess what? No bone broth. It, literally, states on the door that it’s a yoga and Pilates studio with a bone broth bar hybrid concept. That’s like advertising chicken and waffles and running out of chicken 🐔 I was told that the restaurant that supplied the bone broth went out of business and they were also trying a new formulary. If it were my business, I would find a temporary solution even if it were packaged bone broth (from a reputable vendor). But…the staff were excellent. Andre gave me a nice tour and offered me an extra towel because I was just in town for the day. And DiDi’s class was amazing. We worked our entire body and it was challenging without being ridiculous. She is so personable and I felt very welcomed by both. Two things to note: the temp of the studio was 95 when we started, then 94, and 93 when we finished despite all the bodies packed in and working hard emitting a lot of heat. So I’m not sure if the heaters were on. For me, the hotter the better. Also, I took a Pilates class with weights, bands and a ball. The ball was significantly deflated and harder to use. The balls should be assessed more often for firmness. Overall, Andre and DiDi made my experience worth the visit. Great workout.
Claire JohnsonClaire Johnson
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**Update LOVE the Power Restore class here! The perfect blend of heated flow and restorative stretching. LOVE THIS STUDIO! Every class so far has been a delightful challenge. Hot Bones saw a community need and DELIVERED on everything the Detroit yoga community has been missing. Some highlights: -Space is gorgeous -Infrared heat feels amazing - like a warm hug -Appreciate how fully-guided every class is -Teachers start/stop exactly on-time which is so appreciated as someone who has to get to/from meetings -Everyone I've sat next to in class has been so friendly -Momence app is so easy to use to book A perfect addition to Detroit's yoga and pilates community - I'm so thankful to belong here <3 <3 <3
Jessica ProstJessica Prost
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HOT BONES is a true gem in Detroit! From the welcoming staff to the top-notch instructors, everything about this community-focused hot yoga studio is exceptional. The classes cater to all levels and the studio itself is absolutely gorgeous. In addition to the high quality practice offerings, what sets HOT BONES apart is its dedication to fostering community - the studio regularly hosts events and charity initiatives. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned yogi, this is the place to deepen your practice and connect with amazing people. Highly recommend!
Lucy BairdLucy Baird
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The unlimited membership has been 100% worth it. The instructors are all fantastic and provide a unique experience. The infrared heat is such a good addition too! I’ve struggled finding studios/gyms that are inclusive, don’t use problematic language around fitness/diet, and provide a great workout with good music, but I finally found it!! HOT BONES is absolutely killing it ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥 OH also the fact that they’ll have a vegan broth when the bone broth bar opens is so chef’s kiss
Rose JordenRose Jorden
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After taking hot yoga and Pilates classes for almost 20 years, I was so excited to go to an infrared Pilates class and enjoy bone broth afterwards. Guess what? No bone broth. It, literally, states on the door that it’s a yoga and Pilates studio with a bone broth bar hybrid concept. That’s like advertising chicken and waffles and running out of chicken 🐔 I was told that the restaurant that supplied the bone broth went out of business and they were also trying a new formulary. If it were my business, I would find a temporary solution even if it were packaged bone broth (from a reputable vendor). But…the staff were excellent. Andre gave me a nice tour and offered me an extra towel because I was just in town for the day. And DiDi’s class was amazing. We worked our entire body and it was challenging without being ridiculous. She is so personable and I felt very welcomed by both. Two things to note: the temp of the studio was 95 when we started, then 94, and 93 when we finished despite all the bodies packed in and working hard emitting a lot of heat. So I’m not sure if the heaters were on. For me, the hotter the better. Also, I took a Pilates class with weights, bands and a ball. The ball was significantly deflated and harder to use. The balls should be assessed more often for firmness. Overall, Andre and DiDi made my experience worth the visit. Great workout.
Claire JohnsonClaire Johnson
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Nearby Attractions Of HOT BONES
New Center One
Fisher Theatre
Ford Piquette Avenue Plant Museum
Russell Industrial Center | Exhibition Center
Triumph Church - East Campus
The Schvitz Health Club
Cadillac Place
Amtrak
Tangent Gallery & Hastings Street Ballroom
Proving Grounds Strength & Konditioning
New Center One
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Fisher Theatre
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Ford Piquette Avenue Plant Museum
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Russell Industrial Center | Exhibition Center
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Nearby Restaurants Of HOT BONES
Joe Louis Southern Kitchen
Z's Villa
Baobab Fare
The Turkey Grill
Bucharest Grill
Yumvillage
Parks Old Style Bar-B-Q
Super Coney Island
Supino Pizzeria New Center
Oak & Reel
Joe Louis Southern Kitchen
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Z's Villa
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Baobab Fare
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The Turkey Grill
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2895 E Grand Blvd, Detroit, MI 48202
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attractions: New Center One, Fisher Theatre, Ford Piquette Avenue Plant Museum, Russell Industrial Center | Exhibition Center, Triumph Church - East Campus, The Schvitz Health Club, Cadillac Place, Amtrak, Tangent Gallery & Hastings Street Ballroom, Proving Grounds Strength & Konditioning, restaurants: Joe Louis Southern Kitchen, Z's Villa, Baobab Fare, The Turkey Grill, Bucharest Grill, Yumvillage, Parks Old Style Bar-B-Q, Super Coney Island, Supino Pizzeria New Center, Oak & Reel
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