Body Harmonics Review

1835 Yonge St #304, Toronto, ON M4S 1X8
Reformer Trim & Tone

Class Scores

Strain Level

2/5

Training Tempo

2/5

Sound Level

1/5

Luxuries & Amenities

2/5

Class Size

2/5

Welcome Mat

4/5

Score Notes

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Good beginner and intermediate class
Flow and go, moved steady and slow
Low background music
Clean new studios but mainly change at home
Good size classes with lot of space
Manager is very welcoming!

Body Harmonics Review – Midtown location.

This newly relocated Body Harmonics studio,  formerly near Eglinton, settled into a bright office building just south of Yonge & Davisville. I dropped into a last-minute Saturday morning class and immediately greeted with friendly smiles and an easy, laid-back vibe. Since the studio just reopened, there were a few snacks set out, which was a thoughtful little touch and made the space feel welcoming right away.

The class itself is ideal for beginners or anyone looking for a less intense reformer workout. That said don’t confuse “calm” with “easy.” We used plenty of props, the movements were well-paced, and the workout was quietly effective. Overall, a thoroughly enjoyable class with a relaxed, supportive energy that still delivers.

Tip: Bring your sticky socks and try to arrive a few minutes early to get acquainted with the machines and instructor — especially if it’s your first visit.

💪🏼 more Midtown Fitness Options 

Park & Ride

Again, Toronto parking is hard-ish - I went for the Parking Lot Yonge & Davisville

Wallet Workout

Drop in $32 but many packages and specials to choose

Sweat Couture

Sticky socks please and water

Sweatcessories

Non binding yoga gear

Top Tips

Parking can be difficult but Green P on Yonge and some lots

Route to the Reps

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