Visiting Dublin from out of town and my pregnant sister and I wanted to pop in for a quick yoga session. We were immediately warmly greeted when we walked in and my sister was well accommodated during the entire hot yoga hour. Definitely recommend! read more

The atmosphere is electric: the instructors are so accommodating and kind while delivering a kick a$$ workout. The best yoga studio in town! read more

I had never heard of Harbor Yoga and decided to give it a shot. I Personally love yoga and find it to be very relaxing especially in a heated environment. In the class its Just you, your mat and the mental strength to push harder. something about it just melts stress off of my shoulders. Harbor is hidden in a back plaza next to Oakland Nursery somewhat hard to find. Class prices are extremely reasonable starting at $22 per class; however you can always purchase a bundle to make it a little cheaper. Classes fill quick and its moves at a decent pace. the instructors are extremely nice and notice if they need to slow down or if everyone has the hang of the movements. Great ambiance in the room, it allows you to shut out everyone and focus on the stretch. everyone is down to business but its all laughs in the end when you leave to dry off. I can boast about Harbor all day but you just have to go in and give it a chance! Namaste :P read more

This is 100% a hot yoga studio, so prepare to sweat! You will walk out dripping, so definitely bring your own towel to use during the 1-hour and 1-plus hour classes. The instruction is very quick paced in the non-beginners classes (such as the "mixed" class), so this studio is definitely not for beginners. You should know the basic vinyasa flow moves. I have heard that the beginner level 1 class is not as fast though, so this would be best for first-timers if possible. Still, as a newbie to hot yoga, I was able to mostly keep up in the mixed class although it was fast. In addition to the mixed class, I tried the Yoga Strong class which combined handweights with vinyasa. I was worried it would be too much to be lifting, but I loved incorporating in the weights into some of the moves. Also, it was a nice break to do curls, presses, etc throughout the class, and get short breaks from vinyasa yoga which is much harder. Overall, Yoga Strong is great workout I would recommend! They do not have a water fountain or station, so bring your own pre-filled water bottle. They sell Kirkland water bottles for $1 each. They have equipment at the studio: weights, blocks, and even mats (without having the rent them). read more

Harbor Yoga Studio is the best yoga studio I have been to. I travel extensively and have been to studios in NYC, Boston, Chicago, Miami, Scottsdale, San Francisco and even Paris FR. They are the best of the best-in a class of their own. If you want an amazing work out, this is the place for you. No frills, no gimmicks, no fuss (except an occasional cold lavender towel during savasana), just exceptional yoga and a welcoming community. Aside from quality, they have professionalism and consistency in their favor. I feel fortunate that I am able to attend regularly based on my location. I would be lost without them! read more

When I decided to try a heated yoga class last week, I was a little nervous. Hot yoga doesn't generally appeal to me; I enjoy a fan pointed straight at me and the a/c cranked, to tell you the truth. I felt a bit worried picturing a handful of sweaty, quiet, rather serious, yogis struggling to make it through an arduous sequence of poses while I peered longingly at the door. It turned out only one of those things was true: the sweat was legit! Sauntering across the parking lot into Harbor Yoga on Monday at 9:15, with 15 minutes to spare before class (go me!), I saw others walking in and thought "oh good, I won't be the only one." Hah!! 53! There were 53 people in my class! On a Monday at 9:30am nonetheless. My preconceptions were already falling apart. The energy in that lobby, though! Everyone busted through the doors with intention and genuine happiness to be there. There were clearly lots of friendships forged in sweat. Angie greeted me warmly, showing me around to the cubbies, restroom, a small retail section, and one large studio. I walked in with my mat and immediately felt the humid warmth of the room. "Embrace it. Let yourself be open," I told myself. It was elbow to elbow, but the faces on all sides were smiling and friendly. Invigorating music kicked in. It was going to be fine. "I know. It's a lot for a Monday morning" Angie joked as rap blared from the speakers. What kind of yoga was this? I'm accustomed to Ashtanga in a quiet focused room with a moderate pace. At the top of the mat, our arms shot up, placed to the mat, plank to down dog, up dog, and we sailed on. Our arm movements were kept in close, which made sense in the tight quarters. The sequence flowed, moving through poses with very little hold except for down dog which was held for 5 breaths. We were all reminded to take that time to drink water (yes, please do this), wipe your face with a towel, or come to child's pose. This is not a class where you'll be criticized for modifying. Variation and a "you do you" attitude are encouraged. I fact, it's so dark in there nobody will see much of what you're doing. They're all busy thinking about what they're doing anyhow. The class moved at a quick pace. Once a series of poses was established, it was repeated, gradually adding on creating some familiarity and inspiring confidence. In more challenging poses, variations were offered with plenty of useful cues. Angie moved around the room checking in; she explained that's what you can expect from the Mixed class. I'll always be honest with you: it was darn hot in there. I never knew I could sweat so much. Perhaps it was because we just kept moving and there wasn't time to think about how hot I was, or maybe the fun, energetic music that kept me feeling alright. The only thing I have little tolerance for is the feeling of being sweaty after I've cooled down, and I had to get the skinny on Harbor for you guys and drive 30 minutes home to my shower. The only thing I could wish for in the studio would be a shower and locker room. Next time, I'll bring a dry change of clothes. read more

Harbor Yoga Studio - Yoga Near Me - Dublin, Ohio

Fav yoga studio and I've tried so many in Columbus. The others were fine but Harbor yoga is just top notch. I love that there are no mirrors, there's low lighting, they bump good music that keeps you pumped up, and it's intense and an amazing workout. Also it's not intimidating / everyone is friendly and welcoming. It's just the best vibe!!! Try it and you'll see what I mean :) read more

I've been going to Harbor for 4 months now and I'm completely addicted. If you are looking for a yoga sweat session this is your place. I'm not kidding you will be soaked so be prepared and bring water and a towel. The instructors are really good, I can already tell a difference in my arms and shoulders as far as definition. I think I paid $25 for two weeks unlimited when I started which is a great deal. read more

Harbor Yoga Studio - Yoga Near Me - Dublin, Ohio

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I went to this yoga studio through college, before I moved to Santa Cruz and I still miss this yoga studio. I have suggested it to a lot of my friends who still live in the Dublin area. The mats and the studio are very clean. If you'd like to borrow one of the studio mats, be sure to get to class early. The instructors are very encouraging and clear with instruction on each pose. I try to get a session in whenever I visit. read more

I've been practicing at Harbor for over 2 years now and I love it! Their instructors are inspiring, positive and very friendly. The studio is clean and the decor is focused so as not to provide distractions during your practice. They practice power vinyasa that is heated. I find the biggest challenge to be the heat but it's always worth it and the heat really helps you explore each pose. Instructors play upbeat and timely music that sometimes you can't help but wiggle around in your downward dog! Some classes can be a little more intimidating than others but you're always encouraged to do what you can do, not what everyone else is doing. I've been to a lot of studios in the area but Harbor is the one I always come back to. read more

Today i went to my first class at harbor yoga, (a mixed class) the atmosphere was amazing. The instructor was great! I've never sweat so much in my life. I felt like I kept up pretty good with the sets. 100% will return. Great experience and Felt super rejuvenated afterwards. read more

Attended a 730a on Saturday while in town. Clearly the culture and community thrives at Harbor. The space was packed early and the room was buzzing with excitement. The class itself was aerobically challenging, but I would contest was 1) not basics 2) not a true vinyasa flow. Far more HIITs than chatarungas. Maybe a newer teacher because she kept forgetting sides and sequencing. Zero focus on hips and less than a minute savasana with a lobby getting very loud with new students. I know styles vary from studio to studio/town to town...but the instructor opened class by saying "Let me know if this is too hard...I teach too hard sometimes". Sounds like self-realization and a formatting calibration is warranted. Not what I expected from the home studio of 2 LuLu Ambassadors. (Hard not to miss the massive portrait in the lobby...) Bottomline- a good workout in a clean space if you don't mind taking a class that you didn't pay for based on description. read more

Harbor Yoga Studio - Yoga Near Me - Dublin, Ohio

Very disappointed in this studio... I moved away and havent been back for 6 years. I was so excited to attend class after being gone because it was one of my favorite studios... Online the class was labeled as "mixed" and says "come one come all" ... there is no way new students could make it through this class. Katies teaching felt as though she hadn't been trained as an instructor for yoga.. she was incorporating weights into a non weighted class, her flow had no breath cues, and she would just tell the class to flow through without giving the pose names. I kept trying to look at her and or other people to see if I was in the right pose... nothing made sense.. and I have been taking yoga for 18 years, yet i was lost. There were 10 people in class and 4 people left throughout class while everyone else seemed quite lost. the music was loud and the instructor was facing the wall and we couldn't hear anything she said. People were laying in savasana or standing there looking confused... No eye contact, lack of breath, and had no flow whatsoever of going from one pose to another.. I was completely floored by how poorly this class was taught.I really hope this isn't the direction the studio is going in. read more

Nothing else like it around. It's hot and hard vinyasa with fun and motivating play lists. The instructors will push you to your limits and beyond. I'm always glad I made it to class. read more

What a great find! I Have tried several "hot" yoga studios in the Columbus area whenever I come home for a visit from LA. Most of them really aren't "hot" which is pretty disappointing. This one by far is the hottest, which I love. The hotter the better! The instructor was very nice and the flow class was very fast paced. I only marked it down one star because I don't believe they freshen up the room between classes (no big deal) and the instructor did not do much by the way of adjusting poses or watching for correct form. The class was listed as "mixed" which I took to mean that all levels would be included. The class was so fast that I could see how a newbie might have trouble following along or keeping up, and might even hurt herself if not familiar with some of the moves. Since I a am pretty experienced yogi, however, I could hang. I will definitely be back for sure. read more

I love this place so much. It is such a great place to go to rewind and do some yoga. I love yoga, and I feel as though I can come here and just be myself. read more