I tried this spot for a morning hot yoga sesh and was not disappointed. The pace of instruction was…read moremanageable and easy to follow. The instructor was encouraging and challenging at the same time. I got a good sweat goin' and was very pleased with my experience. I'd recommend to folks looking for a studio to check out or folks wanting to try hits yoga for the first time.

Sunday classes with Merida are the highlight of my week. I genuinely look forward to them every…read moreSunday. The studio is clean, warm, and inviting. Highly recommend.

We love our local zen den! I was brought to Yoga…read moreTropics by a friend a couple of years ago and had no clue what I was getting myself into as I had never taken a formal yoga class, let alone a hot one. While I struggled mightily in my first class, I walked out of class feeling like a new man and with an incredible sense of accomplishment. There are many things I love about this place; however, none is greater than the sense of community I feel grateful to have the opportunity to be a part of on a regular basis. This is a product of epic staff led by Tracey and Margaret (epic mom daughter duo) and generally rad and respectful yogis that flock to this location. Ps shout out to Heidi and Adlai who are also some of my wife and I's other favorite YT employees! Tropics is welcoming and acommodating to yogis of all levels and ages, but make sure you are ready for the mental challenge of the heat, which is admittedly my favorite part. Cheers to the good vibe tribe over at Yoga Tropics, you guys are killing it

The lady who runs this place harassed a father and daughter who had parked their bike on public…read moreproperty. Not only is it public property, when did common courtesy go out the door? Maybe we can try to highlight the principles of yoga and hinduism and practice kindness. Please do better and speak with kindness yoga tropics.

Anyone looking for a breath, work yoga Cold Plunges and Sauna facility this is the place to be. I…read morestarted coming here about a year and a half ago for The Cold Plunges and Sauna what I experience was amazing health benefits for some issues that I was having but most importantly, the community and friendships that I found here are priceless. Tyler did an amazing job setting this place up and he's hired some great people including Carti, Marrianna, Shira, and so many others that make this a wonderful place to visit during the week highly recommend it. By the beginner newcomer pass and go to as many classes as possible. You will not regret joining Breathe Degrees.

Summary: Breathe Degrees felt like an ancient bathhouse ritual reborn in modern form...moving…read morethrough heat, breath, and embodied ritual alongside others in a warm, communal flow. This studio is intentionally designed to help you adapt, expand, and feel more alive. One of my favorite studio experiences so far. I genuinely did not want to leave! The Philosophy & First Impression: Before my first visit, I received a welcome video explaining the studio's philosophy: Using breath and hormetic stress (heat, cold, & movement) to grow stronger, healthier, and happier together. Their belief is simple & powerful, "When you take control of your breath, you take charge of your life." When I pulled into the parking lot, I could hear a man inside calling out, "Breathe in... let it go. Breathe in... let it go." (It seriously felt like the building was breathing.) The Space: I was warmly welcomed by staff who helped me check in, sign a waiver, and gave me a wristband and a full tour. The studio includes: a sauna; a cold plunge room; a yoga room; an AQUATru filtered water station; cubbies, dressing rooms, and a bathroom; and a lounge room with an educational video on their method The Class (Vinyasa Flow & Breath 90): The yoga room was arranged in a circular formation, so we faced one another, creating a shared presence & community. The class itself was an intermediate, heated power vinyasa with a smooth, steady breath-to-movement flow. Wendi cued in Sanskrit followed by English and layered in breath cues and gentle inward-turning suggestions in grounded poses. After a steady standing series, we moved into deep stretching and incredible twisting and detoxifying poses on the ground. The Breathwork Experience: After yoga, we were guided onto our backs with padded eye masks waiting for us. Wendi led us through three rounds of open-mouth inhales and exhales ("Breathe in, let it go"), followed by Mula Bandha and long-breath holds. During one of the holds, I received a neck and shoulder massage with peppermint oil, and I could feel the cooling, soothing effect immediately. The third round was the most powerful, with reminders that our bodies were fully oxygenated. After the final exhale, we were released into savasana. Wendi closed with a beautiful reflection about looking back on our day, our week, our month, our life and saying, "It was a wild and wonderful ride," which perfectly described the whole experience. The Teacher: Wendi was incredibly welcoming, thorough, and present. She took time one-on-one beforehand to explain and demonstrate the breathwork, which is essential for a sense of safety. After class, she stayed to connect personally and encouraged me to explore the sauna and cold plunge. She definitely holds a grounded, confident, and supportive container. The Sauna & Community Vibe: (I forgot a bathing suit for the cold plunge, but I spent time in the sauna.) It was a warm, social gathering space where the energy of the class naturally flowed in. People were connecting, chatting, and relaxing together. It felt like a communal ritual space. Overall Experience: This studio has so much to offer! The integration of breathwork, yoga, heat, cold, and education is genuinely thoughtful (not trendy). It was such a pleasure to experience Breathe Degrees. This is a must for any yoga enthusiast! Practical Note: First-timers must arrive 15 minutes early, no exceptions. This studio prioritizes safety and intentionality.

Came here here for a free class with my cousin. Apparently if you have a membership here you can…read morebring a guest for free to a class each week! That's pretty awesome. The class I came to was a tootsie roll yoga class. It starts off with some regular yoga and then it turns into an intense foam rolling session. After just getting off a plane, this was a necessary class. The instructor, Anna, really gets you to roll into all your hard to reach places. I've used the foam roller at the gym by myself, but nothing like this. Afterwards, I felt like 1. I actually did a workout and 2. that my body was weirdly relaxed. I was sweating but my muscles felt better than ever. Just from a single class, I could tell that Anna instills a sense of community with her classes. She chatted with me as I was signing up and afterwards she caught up with me and asked me how I liked the class, what I thought of San Diego and just general genuine kind conversation. As the previous class was leaving, I saw her talk to a few of the people as they were leaving and as the new class was coming in, she was chatting with people as they were coming in as well. Overall, one of the best yoga classes I've ever taken. Would highly recommend coming in and taking a class!

Stopped in this weekend to try the Prana Surf Essential Oils class with some friends on ClassPass…read more We were all excited to try a new studio, since one of my friends lives right up the street. The place is tucked into a little shopping center with tons of parking below. You can tell it is more of a hippie vibe than other studios I've been to (the teacher started class talking about the rooms aura). I would have liked a bit more hands on adjustments and a bit less chatting. The into email suggested walking, biking or carpooling and gave a free towel for class if you did so. I thought that was a nice gesture. We must have gotten there as a popular heated class was ending. When walking in the shirtless employees there were still dripping sweat off their faces and down their bodies as they help the next class check in. It was everywhere, literally dripping off of every exposed area of skin on them. The floor of the room was still wet when we were laying down our mats. I'm not typically bothered by sweating next to someone, but something about walking into the studio and seeing that at the front desk put me off. The tablet I used to sign the waiver was wet with this guys sweat. I was surprised to find the class was heated, since the description didn't say anything about that. I go to heated classes at Yoga Six regularly, so I was ok, but I was not fully prepared for it hydration wise and wish I had been forewarned. When getting to the class itself, there were some great postures. The music was good, and the teacher moved us through some tricky postures very well. When concentrating on my practice, I felt that it was a good use of time. I am used to a bit more "flow" and less "do this, now stand up and do this" but I understand that every practice is different. The class ended with a cool towel, which was lovely. To be honest the hard part was not the yoga, but literally everything else. I struggled with this review, but settled on three stars after taking everything into consideration. When we were told to clean off the blocks I followed people to the back of the room to see how that was done. There were two buckets, one presumably with cleaner and one with plain water. They seemed to have been used quite a bit already, and the process of dunking the blocks into the two was my least favorite part of this experience. It makes me wonder if other studios clean their blocks, and if so if this is how. I may be purchasing my own blocks after this. I popped into the bathroom to wash my hands after cleaning the blocks, and found it to be below par. Semi clean with various items and dust about. The soap did not feel like it helped, and I was just happy to get out of there at this point. Overall a small local studio that was friendly but missing the ambiance I'm looking for. In my mind just an A-Ok experience, and one I won't be repeating here.

My coworker was raving about The Hot Room & I was eager to try it out! $25 for a drop in…read more I met the owner Rebecca who was so welcoming! & she was the instructor. It has been awhile since I have done hot yoga & Rebecca was amazing! She instructed me to take breaks & to just let my body get accustomed to the heat, & it was a sauna in there. Her voice was so calming. This was definitely a nice change from other hot yogas I have done in the past because the instructor was like a drill Sargent & would get upset when someone took a break! It was an incredible class of flowing & practicing numerous postures. With just one class, I was feeling the burn in my muscles! Located in the 99 Cent shopping center.

I was lucky enough to be able to attend both a 75 minute Bikram class and a heated flow while I was…read morevisiting. Both classes were with extremely good instructors and I haven't been in a room this hot and humid in a long time. I sweat everything out! I also left my dress in the locker room and they were so amazing in calling me to let me know as well as wait for me to drive back and pick it up before flying out. I can't wait to go back when I'm back in town! Beth

Core Power is nice and corporate style yoga. It is very by the book as other studios I feel are…read morefree flowing. You can feel it in their instructors energy. Very nice studio, clean and good ambiance. I would consider attending via class pass but not by full membership. Flexibility is good.

I feel like my highest self in this CorePower. If I could go everyday I would…read more Staff/trainers are amazing.

This review is to give major props and appreciation to Kristin Lovett and her prenatal classes at…read moreasteya. I'm 4 days post partum and cannot stop thinking about how grateful I am for her during my pregnancy. The classes were so tailored to pregnancy but still felt like an amazing workout! I feel strong even after birth. I know many women feel the same way about her. Not to mention epic playlists and she's hilarious! We love you Kristin and Asteya!

This is my favorite yoga studio! I love that they have kids yoga for the little ones. The yoga…read moresculpt class is a great workout and the teachers have good vibes, music and sequences. The only issue is that parking can be difficult, so plan to get there a little earlier to find parking. Otherwise, highly recommend!

The studio is consistently clean and the staff is very welcoming. They seem to always be running a…read moremembership special

Love Yoga Six studio in Carlsbad. Great classes & teachers & staff!!! Especially love Charlie's…read morehot classes.

Lorraine is a beautiful and wonderful soul with a heart to serve. I recently had an opportunity to…read morehave a reading with Lorraine around the topic of relationships and I came through with incredible clarity around the topic of relationships. At first I was nervous about the reading, and what was to come with the reading. Lorraine calmly sensed that, and helped guide me through the process with ease. I was able to ask questions throughout the reading and we discussed certain concerns and issues that came up throughout the process. I am very happy with my experience with Lorraine, and highly recommend her who are seeking guidance in their lives

If your looking for a sacred place to practice yoga, look no further. The owner, Loraine has…read morecreated a beautiful sanctuary with such integrity and phenomenal classes. Thank you for creating this place for us to practice.

My favorite hot yoga studio hands down. First off, Robin is an incredible instructor - I love her…read moreheated sculpt classes so much. They are challenging, creative, created with purpose, and inspirational. This yoga studio has that Leucadia charm being right by the water and has an amazing community. I love that the classes get really hot and you literally feel like you sweat all your toxins out. Best part is that you can jump in the ocean right afterwards to cool down! I can't recommend this studio enough!!!

I am new to yoga and even newer to hot yoga. As a multi sport athlete, I was looking for fitness…read moreclasses that were challenging, different from my normal exercise routine, and helped me refocus. After trying a handful of hot yoga studios in North County, this one is it! Yoga 101 offers welcoming, challenging courses for individuals of all levels! The instructors are friendly and cater to newbies and experienced individuals alike. I started with Hot Flow with Heatherlynn (which made me fall in love with the studio) and have even attended some of the hot Pilates classes too! I feel more in tune with myself and generally just a happier human being.