Pilates V was my introduction to reformer Pilates and it was great. I love how this studio has a…read moreparking lot right in front. It does get busy because there are other businesses there but I've never had trouble finding parking. Before you start your first class, they have you try a starter class to get introduced to the equipment and what Pilates is about so it's not too daunting on your first day. I've had the pleasure of taking Nicole's classes and she's an amazing instructor. I appreciate how she takes the time to learn everyone's name. She always offers modifications during exercises and gives good feedback.

Good Pilates instructors, But Watch Your Wallet! The…read moreteachers are great, but the billing practices are wrong. Auto-Renewal: Every monthly class(4 or 8 classes) forces you into an auto-renewal subscription buried in checkout, with no clear one-time option. No Renewal Notice: They send emails for feedback but none before charging your card again. Difficult Cancellation: You can't cancel online. My email request was ignored, and I ultimately had to cancel in person. Wonderful instructors, but the studio ruins the experience with deceptive billing. If you buy a pass, assume it will auto-renew until you cancel through multiple channels. Rating: 5/5 for instructors, 0/5 for financial transparency and billing service.

I would highly recommend these classes, specially if you re looking for prenatal yoga! Angie is…read morewonderful and makes everyone feel comfortable sharing their journey. The yoga also helps you feel better and more positive! The yoga studio is also pretty clean and well maintained! I would give 10 stars to this if I could :)

I'm in Angie's prenatal yoga class and I absolutely love it. She creates a very friendly, warm…read moreenvironment by asking each of us to share how many weeks along we are & asks how we're each doing, so you get to know other moms-to-be. I find that whenever I show up stressed or distracted, it only takes a few minutes for me to leave that behind and connect with myself and my baby, thanks to Angie's instructions and the calm, mindful space she creates. This is my first time trying yoga and I thought it would be intimidating, but she gives very clear guidance and everything is doable even for third trimester moms. It's really helping me feel good in my body as my pregnancy progresses.

Even though I have a busy schedule, I continuously come back to YogaSix Sunnyvale. Started my yoga…read morejourney about a year ago, and am so glad I started here! The instructors are so talented and kind. The studio is friendly to all levels and provides a safe space to challenge yourself :) They also are really good about seeking and applying feedback, which I super appreciate! After being a member for 1 year, there have been a number of surveys and true follow up action to diversify class options. New class types are gradually introduced which is great too ~

I came here ~2 years ago when I had back pain and wanted to stretch and now I am back. They offer…read moremany classes daily and their studio is so clean and welcoming. Two large unisex bathrooms. I love that they offer different types of classes for the beginner to those who want more. All the instructors have been so nice. Staff are always so welcoming.

I had my son's 13th birthday party here & it turned out to be such an awesome experience. It wasn't…read moreyour conventional party, which was perfectly cool with me. 2 hours was perfect for the kids as climbing takes a lot out of you. The staff was patient & worked really well with everyone. It was a lot of the kids first time climbing & I was nervous they weren't going to like it, turns out they had an amazing experience. Thank you Movement! S/o to Ben for being so kind to all of us, I didn't get the other guy but you were amazing as well. Thank you for being patient with us, I know teenage boys could be tough to reign in but you toughed it out! I appreciate it! I'm considering a membership after this.

I've climbed here several times on weeknights after work (passed my belay check here) and have also…read moredone restorative yoga with Anfisa, as well as a couple of the weekend Flow yoga classes. Maybe I'm just not enough of a climber to look past these things, but I found the environment overcrowded, very noisy (beyond what you would expect for a social zone), and dusty everywhere, even in the gym area. On weeknights, the bag areas are generally so full that people leave their backpacks, shoes, and gym bags in huge circles on the ground. Every time I put down my stuff, I felt nervous that someone was going to mistake my stuff for theirs and take it. Benches are so packed that you have to sit on the floor to put on shoes; the bag areas are so heavily trafficked that it persistently smells like feet (ew!). The last time I was there some months ago, they had 4 Keiser stationary bikes and a few Matrix-branded bikes. The Keiser bikes are old models that do not have a phone holder, so you have to find some place to store your phone while you work out. The bikes and treadmills directly face a lead climbing/top rope wall, so people on the routes are constantly chalking up, and as a result that whole area is very dusty, which is not ideal in an environment where people are doing cardio. I don't know how the gym is on the weekends, but on weeknights there are people everywhere: lining up to climb routes, milling around watching their friends climbing, sitting on the floor, sitting on benches, using the gym equipment. It's like the Chinese saying "people mountain, people sea". There is a mat in the gym area where you can do crunches and such, but that mat also gets very crowded. A pet peeve is that the mirror in the gym area is not floor to ceiling; there is a gap of a foot or so between the bottom of the mirror and the floor, so if you are doing crunches or glute bridges you cannot check your form in the mirror. The yoga room is blessedly quiet and well insulated from the outside. However, the yoga classes I went to were also very crowded. Since the room is large, people would pack, and as a result it was often hard to see the instructor or find a place where there was enough room to stretch out. I think that if you are a devoted climber and you can get used to this sort of environment, this is probably a really great place to climb. But again, I just don't think I'm enough of a climber to look past the hassle of dealing with all this! lol.

My experience of taking classes, workshops and community musical gatherings at Crave spans several…read moremonths. The offerings are diverse and well curated. My profession spans 35 years of teaching Yoga and mentoring instructors in Silicon Valley. We joyously welcomed Crave into our community when Helena began her new management role and opened the studio four years ago. This Yoga establishment is fairly young AND considered as a treasure to yoga enthusiasts living in Mountain View. The moment you step into the space, you will feel a warm welcome in the environment and from the exceptional teaching staff. Be sure to meet the owner, Helena O'Brien McLoughlin. ~ Marti Foster, Executive Director at Marti Foster Yoga

I've been going to Crave Yoga specifically for their prenatal classes on Saturdays with Marti for a…read morefew months now. It's such an empowering, fulfilling and amazing experience with other mamas who want to strengthen and prepare for birth. So glad I joined and have taken these classes Highly recommend crave yoga and joining this great community!

I usually go to the Campbell location through ClassPass, but I tried this studio through for free…read moreC2 community class led by instructors in training. It was fun! The class was small with the same number of students as instructors, about 12 people total. I received helpful hands-on assistance by an instructor during the class for a balancing pose. The class was nicely heated 97-98 degrees and the flow was a good challenge since I don't practice too regularly. Parking can be a menace so come a bit early to weave through the busy shopping plaza to the far side of the parking lot (go past the Wholefoods and all the way over to the Il Fornaio restaurant side). Then take a 5 min walk over to the second floor of the building where corepower is located.

Updating my 1-star review up based on a series of really bad instructors before…read more I came back after a couple months just to see if instructors have improved. Got a good 5-star instructor named Krea. I still miss superstars like Valeria and Spencer... hopefully they come back. If the studio can keep getting better instructors hopefully the studio goes back to being good again. Let's see.

I spent about two decades in front of the computer, either studying or working, or both…read more Over time, the lack of movement got me more and more disconnected from my body, and I felt a bit depressed that I was no longer as active as I used to be. So I tried different physical activities - yoga spoke to me the most. It's wasn't just a workout at a gym, it was bigger than that. As I practiced more, I'd come to realize that physical aspect of yoga was a door to emotional and mental health, a path to a better life. Three years ago, I committed myself to regular practice with BRIGHT HEART yoga studio, and I've kept my promise. Today, I feel healthier, stronger and more energetic. I like being outdoors, and the physical competence I've acquired over these last three years makes my experience so much more enjoyable. Today I am who I wanted to be. I worry less and I do more. It's not something that happens to you overnight. It's what you create. Don't wait for tomorrow, start today.

I'm new to the area and decided to join a yoga studio for the month. I saw that Bright Heart Yoga…read moreStudio has a wonderful deal for new students! It is only 39 dollars for the first month, for unlimited classes. I decided I had to join. I've been doing hot yoga on and off for the past ten years. Everyone at the studio is very kind and accommodating, they let you work at your own level and pace. They also allow you to borrow a mat, at no extra charge, if you happen to forget yours! I really recommend this place. I love all the instructors, the other students and the studio. The studio is small enough that it is doesn't feel overwhelming. Give this place a try! You won't regret it!

Yoga Is Youthfulness was THE primary Yoga community of Mtn. View. I was a student and the Prenatal…read moreYoga teacher dating back to 1999. When the studio closed after the Pandemic, Crave Yoga became the new community located for all things Yoga in Mtn. View. If you are pregnant, Crave Yoga is an exceptional option for you.

Many years ago when YiY was near Wells Fargo on Castro, I regularly went for Restorative and for…read moreYoga Nidra. Yoga Nidra was taught by Mojdeh. I forgot the name of the Restorative teacher who later relocated to SoCal and the studio stopped offering the class. I really liked those classes, but they are not offered anymore. The current class schedule is filled with classes only very sparsely.

We really enjoyed both the Y6 signature class as well as the restore class we took with Valeria…read more Studio is very welcoming to beginners. If you forgot your mat, you can rent one (or if visiting from out of town). The classes really helped to de-stress and restore my body, my neck and back feel better. Yoga is amazing. We will definitely be back!

I prefer this location over y6 mountain view. Less crowded, newer, cleaner, with more space and two…read morerooms. Located near a lot of yummy food and 99 ranch too!

After meeting all of the instructors and staff here, it is an impressive place to get a great…read moreworkout with individual attention to each participant. I love that each exercise targets different parts of the body, and especially the repetition of how important breathing is for each position. There's a lot going on in each session so the time goes quickly. It's the most fun time I've ever had in rigorous training.

Extremely weird membership set up. Please be aware to not sign up for their reoccuring trial…read moremembership unless certain. They have a impossible membership cancellation process where their "emails" "phones" NEVER seems to work, allows phones to ring until hits vm and even if you leave a vm they do not work nor return your vm callbacks to cancel subscription but remember to call you if your card expires for "reoccuring payments" through their billing dept. when you ask their billing dept to cancel subscription after payment they defer you to call the location directly. Feels very fraudy.