Best Seattle Wellness Pros

  • 2223 24th Ave E, Seattle • Montlake
    Omar Shahine - We have purchased all our kids bikes here. They offer great advice and are patient with our kids. They will also purchase your old bike.
    Kelsey Lockard - These guys were so nice. They let me test ride my bike even though I forgot to make an appointment. I ended up getting a great deal on my new bike and they were so helpful in getting me all set up.
    Ben Shorr - Bike shops can be hit or miss - really depends on who works with you and how their day is going in my experience. Montlake has been great. A few years ago, Mike went above and beyond to cut down a seat post for my son's dirt bike (Giant XTC). They also did some work on my old Bianchi - and took the time to make sure it worked after a slightly botched repair.
  • 5301 Leary Ave NW, Seattle • Ballard
    Ron Zanetti - We love this club. Been members for more than 10 years. They have everything we want in a club: classes, variety of exercise rooms and equipment, spa, and more.
    Carl Haynes - Closest gym open 24 hours. Kids pool is decent and is available for kids most of the weekend. Have added a bunch more parking which helps.
    Rebekah Bastian - It's pricey, but it's a lovely spot that doesn't feel too gym-y.
    recommended by Jason Kono, Scott Haug, Carly Kiser
  • 3. Banya 5
    217 9th Ave N, Seattle • South Lake Union
    Jacob Hollenbeck - I used to frequent this location when I was training heavily in CrossFit. An absolute godsend for recovery. I personally love going from the super hot sauna into the ice cold pool. The massage therapy was nothing special for me. Only got it once. The facility overall is a bit small (and can get cramped) but the experience is excellent.
    Kristy Morrison - Banya5 is one of my favorites. The have discounted entries if you also book services, or you can just go enjoy the facilities if you want some solo time. I highly recommend the full body scrub!!
    Mike Torres - Concrete and brick parilka that gets *far* hotter (240 degrees) than most dry heat saunas, a Turkish steam room, a salt water mineral bath, a 47 degree cold plunge pool, and a 104 degree hot tub. It doesn't take long to feel completely rejuvenated from a hard training session. I don't go all that often (a few times/month max) but when I do, I wonder why it's not part of my regular routine.
  • Jennifer Haller - Love the fast pace intervals - the time goes by quick! Also love that you can mostly go at your own pace and you don't have to compare to others next to you.
    Rebecca Lovell - The Capitol Hill gym is welcoming, non-judgmental and motivational at the same time! None of the no-pain-no-gain machismo, but a great and supportive community. Not to mention killer workout. Tammara is the best!
    Rachel Wood - The community built at this gym encourages me to keep going back! If you enjoy HIIT workouts then give this gym a try.
  • 900 Poplar Pl S, Seattle • Beacon Hill
    Kelsey Lockard - Such a great climbing atmosphere. As I am a beginner, it was a blast and I was able to do it but still challenge myself. Drop ins are very convenient and they have climbing shoes you can rent!
    Matt Gamboa - If you like climbing, you'll love SBP. Great culture and community. There's a cafe with lots of seating where you can plug into work. There's a gym as well as Yoga classes. WiFi is not the fastest, so I wouldn't recommend taking video conferences here. But otherwise, membership is well worth the value.
    Sara Sohnly - Such a fun way to work out! This facility is nice because you can climb or workout so I don't feel like I have to choose between climbing and getting my workouts in.
  • Shauna Causey - Like Peleton (personal spin class in my house) better than SoulCycle or Flywheel.
    Kristy Morrison - I am absolutely obsessed with the Peloton app. For $13/month you get yoga, meditation, cycling, walking (outdoors), running (treadmill), cycling, strength training, bootcamp... all the classes basically! It's great!
    Dave Parker - After 200 classes at FlyWheel I made the switch to Peloton. Now one year and 150 classes in I'm just as hooked as I was for the in-person classes. I'll still do some FlyWheel classes with friends, a chance to connect - but the regular spin classes are on "The bike that goes nowhere" with Power Zone training
    recommended by Ray, Dana Silverman, Genessa
  • 7007 Woodlawn Ave NE, Seattle • Greenlake
    Adam Doppelt - Excellent bike shop. Reasonably price and the staff is very friendly.
    Shauna Swerland Youssefnia - we have gone there in the past to get bikes- a bit pricey but great knowledge and selection
    Tom Laramee - I took my kids here for their first bikes and it was such a great experience. The staff was knowledgable, and helpful, and we've been on the Burke regularly since.
  • 619 Broadway E, Seattle • Capitol Hill
    Deep Tissue Hot Stone Prenatal Reflexology Reiki
    Michele Mehl - Above and beyond a massage...it's an experience in wellness.
    Rich Tong - What a wonderful place. Sponsored a session for a group of us. This is a really friendly spot on capital hill.

    Michael did a great job and they were super great about scheduling. Really relaxing and friendly. This is a small spot and that makes it feel super personal. For instance one of us had some real issues with shoulder tightness and he

    The two hour massage is a great option and very reasonably priced. When making reservations u can use the website but it isn't completely up to date so it makes sense to call as well as u can
    Maria Karaivanova - My favorite massage place in Seattle, only downside, it books up very fast, so plan ahead.
  • 1007 NE Boat St, Seattle • University District
    Ben Shorr - I like this place. Mechanics are generally very helpful and generous with their time (when not busy). I've sold bikes here, bought parts, and purchased several Kona bikes that the Recycled Cycles shop builds up and then does periodic maintenance.
    Josh Bean - A stellar all-around bike shop that emulates the best of what cycling culture can and should be. If you're building up a bike or just look for a spare part, Recycled Cycles has it. Not to mention their technicians and general staff are incredibly friendly, helpful and non-judgemental. As a bonus, they'll even give you in store credit if you bring in old parts/tools that you have lying around!
    Ethan Cui - Every visit here is like a fun adventure where you can discover interesting used parts at a solid price. The staff is friendly and helpful too.
    recommended by Maria Hess, Bri Dotson
  • 501 Broadway E 1, Seattle • Capitol Hill
    Ali White MacBeth - This was a very challenging class for me. I liked the temperature and the class but I wasn't as strong as I needed to me to not get injured from the quick transitions.
    Jessica M Shapiro - I love their sculpt class. A little bit of everything - flow, weights, cardio ... and a ton of sweating. You feel like you got a great workout when it's over.
    Chelsia Andreassen - Ballard is my favorite location!
    recommended by Laurie Krisman, Piper Casey

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