Eight years since graduating from Invoke's teacher training.... offered me in-depth knowledge and…read moreunderstanding of yoga....practicing amongst wonderful yogis and guided by trusted teachers. Yoga at Invoke is an experience that continues to save my life....

I love going to Invoke so much! I just recently started taking classes there with their 14 day…read moreunlimited class package for new students, and I have been able to try so many different classes! All of the instructors are super friendly and everyone is very connected with one another. The experience is very personalized, even in a class with other people. I always leave feeling super calm, yet energized and feeling like I got a good workout in! Definitely recommend!!

I've been a yogi for about 15 years and Invoke has the best classes, teachers, and studio. I just…read morestarted yoga sculpt and Pilates with the instructor Alexa- and she is amazing!! Do yourself a favor and try the downtown or 86th location!

Always a welcoming and inviting place to begin your day, end your day or a perfect spot right in…read morethe middle of the day! Invoke is always the perfect place to practice and refresh on your mat.

Every class leaves me feeling better physically and brings me mental clarity. The people are so…read morewelcoming and it is a safe space for all ages and levels of yogis! I highly recommend! There is something for everyone, but come join me for a power class!

I'm still vibrating from my class. I attended Baptiste Power Yoga (now called Fire & Flow Yoga --…read morethey recently changed their name!) on an auspicious day: International Day of Yoga, which also happens to be summer solstice. On this very special day, they were offering a two-hour class where we would be doing 108 sun salutations. I didn't know if I could do that many sun salutations in a row. I was a little bit anxious because I not only didn't know if I could do 108 sun salutations without injuring myself or fainting, but also, I had never been to Fire & Flow, so I didn't know the studio or anyone there. But yoga people are my people, so I went with it and trusted the universe. When I arrived, I was treated like a regular, and everyone was super friendly. I got a little tour of the studio and got to check out the amenities. It's a small but very clean and functional studio, and they offer coffee and tea complimentary, and juice and other drinks to purchase. There are water stations to fill up your water bottle, restrooms, cubbies and a community kitchen where you can hang out. Because this was a long and special class, there were a few different instructors leading, and each brought a different energy to the group. They played uplifting music during the sun salutations, which helped keep up the momentum. At the end of the class, we were brought cold towels that smelled like lavender to put over our eyes while we meditated, and it was honestly the best thing I've experienced all week. I loved my first class at Fire & Flow, and I want to come back to experience a more "regular" yoga class! This place is so welcoming and warm, and I can't wait to visit again.

Hot Yoga here was amazing. I decided on a taking a few classes and happy I did!! Parking is easy…read moreand they have 2 locations. This studio is so cute and I am excited to see my yoga journey!!! Beginner friendly classes and highly recommended!

Sol fosters a very welcoming environment filled with positive energy. All the instructors implement…read morea beautiful flow making you feel recharged and connected with your body!

Carol and Charles are exceptional people. Transform your life with yoga! They are kind, they…read morelisten, and they are inspirational. They are also very well connected to many healing modalities!

AN IMPORTANT NOTE: my review of IPY concerns the new Tuesday evening class being taught inside…read moreShane Photography Studio in the Arts & Design District of Carmel. I am happy to say that 8 students were present at Shane Photography for the first session of Inner Peace Yoga's new Tuesday evening Beginner I yoga class - including myself and hubby. Inner Peace Yoga owners Carol and Charles Crenshaw teach in the Himalayan tradition, which is what I first experienced years ago and still one of my favorite methods of practice. While vinyasa flow, power yoga and hot yoga seem to be all the rage these days - and they certainly serve a great many individuals - I prefer a slower pace where postures are held and/or repeated. I also like to incorporate breathwork and meditation into my practice. That is why I enjoyed IPY's new Carmel class so much - it really reminded me of what made me interested in yoga in the first place - when I left I felt at peace, more focused and de-stressed. Normally a late-nighter, I was ready for bed at 10:30 and slept like a log. I also tend to favor IPY's approach of building one's practice over time In other words, if you're totally new to yoga, you begin at the beginning and establish a foundation of yoga postures, breathing awareness and technique and movement. Then, as you feel comfortable and your instructor thinks you are ready, you progress to more challenging classes. In this way, you are less likely to get injured or simply become disillusioned with your practice. Plus, you really learn about yoga from the inside-out, in my opinion, which makes it much more possible to develop a home practice. Another bonus: IPY offers classes, workshops and other events on complementary subjects such as meditation, ayurveda, chanting and the like, as well as retreats. These are particularly helpful if you are more interested in expanding your yoga practice beyond postures on the mat :-)

Indiana weather is dumb and has a mind of its own, doesn't it? I had signed up for an outdoor yoga…read moreclass with Breathe Studio that was supposed to take place at Ellenberger Park. But it was raining on the morning of the outdoor yoga class, so it was moved indoors to the Breathe studio. That turned out to be A-OK, because I got to practice in their gorgeous studio. It's so calm and inviting. And our instructor, Teresa, was a delight. She led us through an easy flow that included lots of twists and eagle poses. The flow was accessible to everyone, and there were people of all levels practicing together. It was my first class at Breathe, and I felt completely welcome. Yoga people are my people, and it was obvious I was among my people. The class was beautiful and just what I needed. I do love practicing yoga outdoors, so I'll have to sign up for another outdoor yoga class with Breathe in the future. They offer them occasionally during the summer.

This was a great first time experience! I randomly decided I wanted to try a reformer class and a…read morefriend recommended this place. The interior was very cute and clean and pretty spacious. There were only 3 reformers there but i did appreciate that it was a small class, who wants to embarrass themselves in front of a large group?! Our instructor(Adrian?)was super nice and took her time explaining everything and ensuring our comfort. Bonus points for respecting personal boundaries and asking if we were comfortable with physical corrections/guidance. I thought "oh that wasn't so bad" but definitely felt it a couple days later. Loved everything about it and can't wait to return.

Wonderful teachers, classes, amenities/supplies, students, communicty, and location. This is a…read moregreat value for all that you will gain. Like everything in life, you get out of it what you put in to it. But believe me... it's worth it. Namaste!

I joined Source Yoga over 8 years ago and have never looked back!…read more They have a variety of class options -- everything from a relaxing yin class for a good stretch or a challenging warm flow. All classes are led by excellent instructors who are personable and offer great guidance for all levels of yoga experience. The new studio they've relocated to is spacious with great windows to view the woods behind it. If you're new to yoga, they have all the supplies you need - mats, blankets, knee pads, eye pillows, blocks and straps. You can truly just come as you are Wether you've been practicing for years or want to give it a try for your very first time, you'll feel welcomed at Source Yoga! ‍

I tried Blossom after a recommendation. I went to their Westfield location and did a Restorative…read moreYoga class. Overall, I enjoyed the pace of the class, though I wish there had been just a few more stretches, or that some weren't held for so long. The space is nice, but I think for this class they could close the blinds, as it's pretty bright. I liked the instructor and would take her class again. I'll be returning soon for Reformer Pilates. Parking was easy and signage is pretty clear for where to go for which classes.

Yoga is life right now. I'm not sure what I would do without it. I practice regularly at one…read moreparticular place, but I like to bop around and try new yoga studios. So, when I heard that Blossom Yoga + Pilates was opening a new studio in Westfield, I signed up for a class. They also have studios in Carmel and Zionsville. First, the space is beautiful! Lots of windows that let in natural light, with blond wooden floors, plants at the head of the room (including a lovely monstera), and all-gray props. It's not necessary that the blocks, straps and bolsters all color-coordinate, but I'm also not mad about it when they do. My yoga class was with Kristen, the owner of the studio. She was wonderful. I love when an instructor focuses on proper alignment, and gives tips for arranging your body, like "shift your pubic bone toward your belly." That's one of the ones I remembered, because she said it when we were in plank, and I felt like it really helped me stack everything properly. The class I took was flowy and gentle, for the most part. But there were a few times where my heart rate went up. Then, of course, there was a long savasana, which is my favorite part, always. One of my favorite yoga instructors, Gretchen, is teaching at Blossom in Westfield! So, if you're looking for an amazing yoga teacher, you should definitely take one of her classes. She has been transformative to my practice, and I look forward to taking one of her classes here in the future. Blossom Yoga + Pilates also offers pilates classes -- both mat pilates and reformer. Reformer classes are a separate fee, but if you purchase a yoga package, you get to take mat pilates, too. That's quite a deal!