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Women only gym, in a small upper level location in the center of central square. Easily accesible and with a variety of programs for anyone interested in membership.

Wholefoods is a veritable organic and vegan paradise, filled with top-of-line produce, flowers, meat, and organic, wheat and gluten-free health and food products. Limitless free samples are available at the cheese counter, which boasts the exotic selections Le Chevrot and Chimay Biere, in addition to standard gourmet fromages. The carry-out cuisine and fresh sushi bar are delectable, but even more divine are Whole Foods' desserts, including the pear frangipane tart ($20) and the mocha buttercream cake ($15). Despite being slightly overpriced, Wholefoods is still a more relaxing market than most—multiple daily food demos and cheerful, knowledgeable employees make even shopping a healthful experience.

Formerly the Cambridge Sports Club, this health club is right next to All Asia, and right on the No. 1 Bus route. Easy to find and with lots of natural light, this is an ideal place to work out.

Karma Yoga Studio welcomes fitness enthusiasts of all levels in its small, brightly lit and recently renovated basement space. It sets itself apart by diversifying its focus on Eastern wellness techniques to include different types of yoga as well as tai chi and qi gong. Classes run continuously throughout the day. $90/mo for unlimited classes, otherwise $12 per session for students. Their detailed website lists classes offered daily. The facility offers two big, spacious light infused yoga studio, and locker rooms with shower. There is also an organic tea room/café and a retail area in the front lobby. Karma Yoga Studio is a relaxing and confortable place to just walk into and take a class.
Hours of operation are M-F 6am-10pm and weekends 8am-8pm.