I had the opportunity to sample a class during "no sweat york " and I enjoyed it. My 2 friends…read morewanted to try it. Jason greeted so warm and welcoming made such a positive first impression. Room was very warm, which I thought I would feel claustrophobic or get too hot that I would have to stop, but it never bothered me. Class was relaxing yet intense. Jason was awesome. He gave us modified moves or he helped you to perfect the move, he was very encouraging. I definitely am feeling the effects hours after the class. Iwill go again. Enjoyed it a lot.

Where do I even begin? I took a class at noon on a Wednesday and I haven't done yoga in years! Not…read moreonly was everyone super nice and inviting, but there was no annoying pressure to purchase classes. The instructor incorporated meditation in his class and it really helped me unwind. I didn't feel like an outcast for not being a professional yogi and I received all the help and guidance I needed. I didn't think so many kind and genuine people could fit in a room, but this place proved me wrong. It's no wonder this studio manages to stay afloat with a donation based policy. I will definitely be back and if I wasn't a broke college student, I'd donate SO MUCH money to this place.

The instructor was amazing and honest about how payments worked for the classes. She gave well…read moreinformed information and advice about what member ships would be best for me. I really appreciate honesty... I have recommended her and her studio and will be back .

I'm a rotating student who is in and out of York at random intervals, and I can't believe I didn't…read morefind this place earlier. Bikram is one of those things that I pick up whenever I'm close enough to a studio, but end up doing very intermittently because there just aren't that many studios near me usually. This studio is one of the better ones that I've been to, and I'm really enjoying working through my new student month. A few things that I most enjoy: 1. Instructor variety. I had Tina and David as my instructors for my first few classes, and I like how each instructor has their own take on the class and adds variety while remaining within the traditional Bikram format. 2. Clean, modern studio. The heat is evenly distributed, the floors are clean, hygienic laminate wood (I never take the floor for granted. A studio near my hometown uses carpet...carpet in a Bikram studio...just let that sink in for a moment.) There are showers available with a hairdryer if needed, and the facilities are all spotless. This is one of the most important factors for me. 3. Nice range of packages for people who may need different things--a very affordable new student month, high school and college packages, different class packages, etc. This is essential to making Bikram accessible to people and I appreciate it very much. The location is convenient and there is always plenty of parking. I leave feeling great and fully worked out. My only regret is that I didn't find this place sooner. Highly recommend.

If you're looking for a welcoming space to practice Yoga, this is a place to try. I was in town for…read morethe week and I promised my friends that I would take a hot yoga class with them. We took the Tuesday night, 90 minute class. This is intense and you will be drenched. I felt light and open afterwards. I felt seen and included as the instructor gets personal and uses your name as encouragement. I loved that. The space is clean and comfortable. There's two showers and one room filled with mirrors. The doors are locked for your safety as well. There is free parking in the rear and free street parking depending on the day/time of your class. I think this is an amazing for this area. Also, it's a black and woman owned business.

I've practiced at Fire Life Yoga for eight months and am so happy to be a part of this community. I…read morefeel and look healthier as I have lost weight and am stronger in general. I highly recommend trying it out. Fire Life offers hot yoga and Pilates. There are a variety of class times. Join us!

Cute studio and they offer a more relaxed practice in a heated room. Classes will be starting for…read morebeginners if you are at that stage but generally the practice is slow with consideration to body placement and holding positions. This is not flow :) http://www.yogahomepa.com/

From the owner: Traditional Yoga and Health in a simple studio.Mats available for use, no charge. First time to…read morestudio is free. Saturday class is donation. Donations go to a local cause (No Merchandise)

I gave Soulshine a try as it's a smaller studio. The instructors were great for the most part. The…read moreonly thing, or person, that I take issue with is the owner. Very disruptive when there is a class going, taking phone calls, typing away on his computer, playing with his dog, and making comments while people are practicing. He embarrassed a client, when the student accidentally passed gas(that never happens in a yoga class), the owner made a really big deal about it. His idea of assisting students with poses is too hands on and borderline creepy. Most of his attention, when it comes to helping, is focused on the ladies. If you can get a class that he isn't involved, with you might have a good experience. Make sure that you take one of the traditional classes versus the gimmicky ones. Yoga is the practice of quieting the mind. It's really tough to practice here with all the distractions.