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4.4 (34 reviews)
Open 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Belle L.

I've been missing aerial yoga so much so when I saw the groupon deal for 3 classes I was super excited! My first class, I got Stephanie as an instructor. She was greet! She was very kind and patient and she made sure each of us were doing the poses correctly. It was challenging but still enjoyable! I liked that she pushed our limits but also brought it back to just fun. It's such a great workout for anyone wondering to try or not. The studio is clean and it looks like they teach pole dancing here too!

Valerie L.

Hard but super fun! Does not feel like so much of a workout when you're having fun ;) If it's your first time, it will hurt! My thighs were pinched and I definitely felt sore the next day. Aerial yoga uses a lot of upper body strength and core, so be prepared! Sounds a bit scary but you will have fun and look graceful :) I think it's challenging no matter the skill level. I've taken Mabel's classes a few times since she was subbing a lot and Michelle's class once. Both are great. Mabel will gladly show you more advanced moves if you're interested. Michelle is great with beginners and does quite a bit of core exercises (def. felt those, haha!) I recommend not coming to class on an empty stomach as you will be upside down a lot and will likely feel nauseous/light headed if you didn't eat. At least have an energy/granola bar! Oh, and bring water :)

Brenda K.

I've been meaning to try aerial yoga for a while now. When I saw this on Groupon and realized how close it was, I grabbed a friend and jumped on it. When I arrived for my first class, I actually drove past the studio. The pole sign had a different yoga studio name (Revelation Yoga? ) and the actual studio doesn't have signage up top. It just has "fine yoga" on the window. There's free parking available in the shared lot, but it's a bit cramped right by the studio. Might be better to venture further into the plaza. I've only been to the Wednesday morning aerial yoga classes, so my class size was never more than 5 students. I was told the other classes are way more busy. I had 2 different instructors, Michelle and Mabel. I enjoyed both their classes. They were very welcoming and made sure to help me since I was a total beginner. Both instructors were hands-on to make sure I didn't hurt myself with terrible posture. Again though, my classes had 5 students max. I came into the studio thinking it would be 75% play/25% exercise. I was wrong. There's definitely a lot of muscles getting worked. Right after my first class, my arms were so sore. Later that night, it spread to my legs. The next day, my abs hurt. I couldn't laugh without it aching. Someone else's review mentioned that the class felt like an informal family playing together. I definitely got that vibe too, but I was welcomed into it even though I don't speak Chinese. Not once did I feel excluded. Now that my class pack is over, I'm definitely interested in returning at some point for more aerial yoga. I only hesitate because of the prices and the limited class offerings.

Nice place to enjoy . I really love this place
Yijun C.

Professional Kind Knowledge What can I say. Really nice place . I took a very professional class in New York. I didn't think I could meet such a professional teacher when I came to Los Angeles.

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Joyce Y.

i really like fine yoga. michelle taught the aerial classes that i took. i bought a 3 class pass from groupon. i thought, its fairly close, why not! it was my 2nd time ever trying aerial yoga so i was pretty intimidated by the regulars at this class that were already spinning around in the silks without any fear. michelle was welcoming and comes around during the class for students who are struggling to get into the right position. the first class was GREAT, i got a workout in and felt sore for a couple days. the second class was bad news bears. i got super nauseous from the swinging and had to sit out a couple positions. michelle came by with an oil for me to sniff and surprisingly, it took away the nausea! this girl is prepared!! i was super appreciative of her help. third class went great again, no nausea that time! praise the Lord!! overall, i really enjoyed my time at fine yoga. i haven't gone back yet because 1. i fear the nausea 2. the class time isn't that convenient for me and 3. i think the class is a little expensive. i definitely have to think about it before i make a class pack commitment. parking is super easy. please be aware this is a very asian class (surprisingly, to me). i felt like i was with my mom and her friends. i think, if it wasn't for me, the class wouldve been taught in mandarin, eep! sorry guys!

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Tried aerial yoga for the first time and she was was a great teacher who explains things very clearly.. so much fun and such a great workout

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What is the difference between intro and beginner classes?

Pole dance still available?thanks

Yes, pole dance is available

Is aerial yoga okay for beginners to try out?

Definitely Yes. Please call 6265006784 if you have further questions. Thank you

What is the rate for 1:1 class on flying yoga and what is the schedule on it?

Hi private class is very flexible schedule, you and instructor discuss the schedule which is suitable for both. And the private class is $780/10classes, and you can try one first, it is $80/ session. Any more questions, please feel free to talk to… Read more

How about the monthly plan $130? How does that work?

$130 monthly package is for normally situation. Right now, we have not opened widely to public yet , limited attendance. Maybe after this pandemic, Everything goes back to normal, we will start monthly package. Right now, we don’t offer enough… Read more

Can I have the prices for these classes?

$25/per classes, small group class, around 5 persons and

Hi, I'm interested in Ariel yoga and I was wondering what's the schedule for the classes?

We have Tuesday evening 7-8pm, Friday 7:30-8:30pm. And plan to have one class at weekend .

When are you guys reopening?

Hi, we open the small group class by appointment. Which class are you interested to? Thank

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I've been missing aerial yoga so much so when I saw the groupon deal for 3 classes I was super excited!

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