I took an all levels yoga class here once with Alyssa and really enjoyed it. She was very warm and…read morewelcoming. I told her I was new to yoga and she was very helpful in guiding me throughout the class. It was here that I had learned that the mat I was using wasn't suitable for yoga (it was too thick and had no grip on it). Alyssa let me borrow one of the studio's yoga mats and told me what to look for in buying a yoga mat. I have since gotten a legitimate one. This is probably one of the better looking yoga studios that I've been to. It's a super cute studio. I love the decor and ambiance here. It has a nice cozy feel to it. I would recommend this yoga studio for anyone in the Barrington area who is looking to take yoga classes!

No matter how I walk in to class, I always find a deep Sense…read moreof peace and centering when I leave. Alyssa is an amazing, real, down to earth instructor that challenges you at the level you are at.

The yoga studio is a beautiful space. Rebecca the teacher offered a nice flow and lovely music…read more I'd definitely try another class.

Cute and cozy space where the instructors are kind, experienced and knowledgeable! Perfect spot for…read morecalming your mind while getting a great workout!

I took a Form Workshop today. Tara taught the class. She is down to earth honest about her own…read morejourney, only sharing in a way that is supportive of other's in their own practice. The class captured 8 poses and broke them down in a way that helped me understand the correct posture. I recommend this class if it is offered again or perhaps a 1-1 class before embarking on Buti. As a windsurfer and snowboarder, I know all too well how hard it is to break bad habits when taking on a new sport without proper training. Tara is a Master Instructor for a reason. She also add humor and humility into her teachings. I met really sweet women in the class, something I love about being in the tribe. I feel so happy and joyful when I enter the doors at Ritual. I wish I lived closer.

This place is where I discovered Buti Yoga, which, unfortunately, I can never un-discover…read more I'm from the area, and started googling around for a yoga class while here visiting family. This new place caught my attention and the Buti Yoga class fit my schedule. I did not look up "Buti Yoga" before I went. This was my fault. In the studio, music blares so loudly that even the non-terrible songs sound terrible. We get on all fours and shake our booties. We stand up and shake our booties. Some mountain climbers. Then we get on our knees and shake our booties. The official story, I later discovered, is that the Marathi word "Buti" was chosen because it means "the cure to something hidden or kept secret." My dudes, it's called "Buti" because it sounds like booty. A couple of down dogs happened incidentally, but by any reasonable measure there was no yoga. There was dance, which looked fun for the teacher and the three women who were close enough to hear her instruction. But I was near the back, where we had to crane our necks to see what was happening, and then imitate each move haltingly, maybe twice, before the next one came around. Even when the vast majority of the class froze in confusion, the teacher never paused to break something down. I felt dumb and miserable. For a minute I just sat my Buti on my mat and stared at the Biggie and Beyonce lyrics neoned millennial-ly onto the walls, hating them even though I love Biggie and Beyonce. I should have thought to leave, but there is no hearing your thoughts in that room unless your thoughts are Kanye at 100 dB. Eventually I grew to appreciate the loud music because I could say "This is stupid," out loud, several times, without being heard. At the end of class we bowed and said "namaste," which makes sense, just like crossing yourself and genuflecting on your way out of a nightclub. Look, basically all American yoga is appropriative. I've unblinkingly gone to studios offering "yummy" flow classes and selling inspirational stationary in lobby. I'm not a purist. But to me, there's something especially insidious about this Buti shit. Calling movements "primal" just to titillate a bunch of fitbit wearers. Referring to a roomful of mostly/all white women in a strip mall as a "tribe." The extremely on-Insta founder from LA, who is here to unlock 6000 year old yogic secrets for you, and also hawk her $63 protein powder. To be fair to this establishment: Buti is just one of the classes they offer. The instructor was sweet, super energetic, and can twerk, good for her. The facility is clean and spacious. Your first class is free, and no one here actually invented Buti Yoga. Three stars? But still. RSS really seems to embrace the Buti ethos of hashtagged enlightenment and fake sisterhood and full-makeup workouts. Which should embarrass us all.

Terrific studio. Petra and the entire staff are warm, welcoming, and totally judgement free. Hot…read moreclasses are challenging (but you're always free to modify) and the Yin and Restorative classes are a great balance.

My new found love is yoga so I've been trying out different studios and this is definitely one of…read moremy favorites. I've been consistently going here for a few weeks now (because they have an amazing introductory offer) and have thoroughly enjoyed the classes. I've only taken the hot power yoga classes, but have taken it with several different instructors and liked all of them. Each instructor is unique in their approach and the poses they have us go through, but for the most part they are pretty similar and have all been great. They always stick around at the end if you have any questions. I also took a private yoga session here with Caitlyn where I was able to meet with her one on one. I am still very new to yoga and wanted to know if I had the correct form for some of the poses and Caitlyn was really great in helping me through that. They offer other yoga courses too like restorative yoga and hip & back yoga, but I haven't gotten a chance to try those yet. I've had a couple of questions since joining and have reached out to the studio via email and they are always quick to respond! I honestly cannot say enough good things about this place and all the people who work here. Yoga has been my new outlet and this studio has been really good to me. Highly recommended for anyone interested in yoga whether you are a beginner or not !

An update to compliment PPY on their diverse and exciting pop-up classes offered more recently. I…read moredid their reggaetón sculpt class earlier this year and was really impressed with this offering- great music and a great workout! I hope they continue to offer pop-ups, especially on the weekends.

This is my favorite yoga studio! I have been coming here for years when they opened their first…read morelocation in Providence. This is my preferred location because the space is comfortable, with warm decor and soft lighting. The teachers are experienced and empathic and always encourage students to practice at their own pace with their own limitations. Students can take classes by the day or obtain a monthly membership. The owner is very warm, attentive to all of the details of the schedule and the studio, and cares deeply for students and for the practice as a whole. Parking is easy and located right outside the entrance. Class times range from early morning all the way through evening. I highly recommend the studio for someone looking to expand their practice or take their first yoga class.

They hold a variety of yoga classes and breathworks events. It is a very clean and pleasant studio.read more

Enjoyed the bi-Monthly gong bath tonight. $20 for the eventS Got there early and enjoyed a nice cup…read moreof Yogi tea. The entire event was an hour and a half. Glad we got there early because it filled up quick and I would've hated being squished in a corner somewhere. My only criticism would be to have people preregister and keep it at an amount that is comfortable for the space. Studio provided pillows-blankets- but I chose to bring my own. Overall a good experience and I most likely would try again.

Me: I like dharma, I like chanting, I like pranayam and a significant nidra...and, of course, I…read morelike to FLOW throughout a 1.5 hour class (min.). You don't need to give me power, I can modify myself, I just need to feel the flow. I took four classes and terry was by far the best thus far (even tho a bit stiff) I wish they offered more Vinyasa flow classes. However, other classes just seemed choppy and without intent. Aquidneck Island needs more options and this is a fine enough studio but it just didn't offer a smooth Vinyasa flow type of practice which I am accustomed. I will give it a few more tries... Oh, and I still have yet to find meditation...did they used to offer it? I need to investigate than one when I go next time. Hari Om!

Love Innerlight. My favorite class is Thursday 5:30 anusara with Sara Davidson. She is an amazing…read moreand wise teacher. I've also been to their prenatal class with Nicole, which is great. Very relaxed and in-touch with baby, which I like. They have free mats for use if you forget yours. They often have specials for $10 classes or bulk passes.

I've taken a few classes here and it's a beautiful space. I recently took a Thai/restorative yoga…read moreworkshop. It was a small group and personalized treatment was given to each student. It flowed nicely and was so relaxing. I highly recommend coming here.

I attended my first yoga class tonight and all I can say is WOW I left completely relaxed and…read moreoverall feeling better! Christine the owner lead the class and it was by far the best class I've had the pleasure of participating in anywhere! The entire establishment is extremely clean and beautifully decorated creating a welcoming and calming feeling as soon as you go through the doors! Highly highly recommend!