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Eugene Yoga

3.7 (7 reviews)
Closed • 6:15 am - 12:45 pm, 5:00 PM - 6:45 PM

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9 years ago

Diane is great as are all the instructors here. Don't listen to the bad review below. Eugene yoga has great energy!

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10 years ago

Went to the Tuesday Zumba class and had the best time! The teacher was enthusiastic and fun! Definitely coming back!

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Wild Light Yoga Center - Classes are just challenging enough, yet still the mind and leave students feeling totally calm and rejuvenated

Wild Light Yoga Center

(20 reviews)

I use to be so against the idea of doing hot yoga. Sweating more than I necessarily have to was not…read morean appealing idea for me. However, I recently went to their Sunday morning class not knowing it was in a hot room. Now, I can't stop. I am addicted to hot yoga. I feel like I do two hours of work within a 50 -ish minute class. I typically don't get sore muscles after yoga, accept for after sessions here, the next day I feel as if I just spent hours lifting at the gym. I've been to a couple of sessions now and am looking forward to making their Sunday morning class a part of my regular weekly fitness routine.

I really enjoy Wild Light…read more I drop into a couple classes whenever I'm visiting Eugene. The instructors are always very kind and welcoming, some even remember me when I haven't been there for a couple months which is amazing. The space is clean and inviting. A couple spots to fill up your water before class. The class space is very large and has wall-to-wall tatami mats. There are plenty of blocks and straps to use. Blocks are cleaned/sprayed after each use and left to dry out individually, not stacked again immediately while damp, which I appreciate. I always feel like I get a good workout here. I bring my mat and towel and I'm soaked and sweaty by the end of every class. It's nice to take a true hot yoga class and get all the toxins out! It also feels like a very non-judgmental environment. Very hippie down-to-earth vibe, unlike those gen z 'white and and black with a neon sign and lulu lemon' studio aesthetics that are commonplace elsewhere. Thank you, Wild Light!!

Eugene Yoga - One of my favorite yoga teachers of all time, Jennifer Jamieson at a yoga retreat in Costa Rica.

Eugene Yoga

(29 reviews)

This is by far my favorite place to do yoga in Eugene. I've met amazing instructors and students…read morethere over the years. Over the last few months I have frequented the classes of Julia, Jennifer, Michelle, Steve, Laura and Brie. They all offer me something unique and desired in my practice. This has come to be a very special place for me. (Though I miss Todd terribly!) One thing I would love to see happen is to have more of a curriculum for their classes. I'm not sure exactly what that would look like but sometimes it feels like I missed instructions along the way despite going to introductory courses. For example, in numerous classes I've heard instructors say things like "if wheel pose is part of your practice go ahead and move into that now" but despite going to intro-intermediate classes for years I've never had wheel instruction in class. i can certainly see how this happens at most studios, especially with more complex poses. But I also know how amazing it feels to have a teacher guide you, for example, into your first really satisfying Warrior Two. I want that with wheel, crow, headstands, etc. So I bring this up not as much a critique of the studio, as this is likely common in most places, but instead as feedback to consider. It is expensive for my grad student salary and I wish the student discount were greater or some other sliding scale agreement were offered but I guess that's often the case for my life these years. I've done cheaper yoga elsewhere in the community and though I can find something wonderful in any yoga practice I feel like the teachers at Eugene Yoga best help me in my spiritual/physical journey.

I love this studio and their instructors so much I became a certified yoga teacher through their…read moreRYT200 program. It was the best thing I have ever done for myself and adding a new skill to my resume. I have also attended prenatal classes when I was pregnan, sound meditations, workshops and other gatherings they offer to this community. They also let me use the space one night to teach my kids Girl Scout troop some yoga. Wonderful people all around!

Yoga West - All are welcome all are one

Yoga West

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I went to Yoga West regularly for a while, and I would have to say they had the best yoga classes…read moreI've experienced. I left there each time feeling mentally, spiritually and physically balanced and lit up! I could never quite keep up with the teachers but they never required any level of ability & I just did what I could. They have a very calming & reverent feel to the class, very much inspiring me toward self-improvement in all areas of life. The only reason I didn't give Yoga West 5 stars is that they started getting kinda pushy with me, trying to pressure me into joining their religion. It was actually really surprising to me that such inspiring people would be trying to push a religion. I respect their practice very much, but pressuring people to practice it with them seems so far from their style, I just didn't get it. Welcoming anyone who shows interest in one's religion is beautiful but a pushy and assuming attitude just doesn't seem befitting of one who carries themselves as a teacher of truly self-enriching practices. It started feeling uncomfortable & so I stopped going. Unfortunate, since as I mentioned the actual yoga classes were amazing and I would have loved to continue striving to be able to keep up with these people! But at any rate, I'll always remember these classes and teachers and carry that inspiration with me.

Kundalini Yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan. Excellent instruction in a lovely, simple studio…read more Meditation and specialty yoga classes for all levels.

Eugene Yoga - yoga - Updated May 2026

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