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\part*{Yoga Studio Search}
\section*{Minges Creek Athletic Club}
Located slightly south of Battle Creek. They offer a variety of classes more focused on personal fitness, but they have several Yoga and Pilates classes every week. Classes are free with a membership starting at \$54/mo or \$8 per class.
\section*{Karma House}
Located downtown Battle Creek. They have a fairly limited selection, but focus on Yoga, Tai Chi, and mindfulness. Classes are donation based at \$5, \$10, or \$15 per class.
\section*{The Y}
Located basically just across the street from Karma House. The YMCA has a lot of classes, especially a lot of chair yoga and a couple barre classes. Classes are free for members (which I am not) or \$10 per drop-in Yoga.
\section*{What I would go with}
I would probably go to Minges Creek. It's only about a mile away from where I live, and my yoga instructor from my community college teaches classes there. It's also the only one that offers a Yoga and Pilates fusion class, plus it's the cheapest because I could get a punch card that brings the cost down to \$6 per class.
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