I have been taking private pilate instructions for over 15 years at Whole Body. Each of my…read moreinstructors have been professional and knowledgeable about classical pilates and how best to apply the principles to what I need. I have been working with Melissa who is fabulous and so positive. I am amazed at all the exercises in her knowledge base to help whatever I need that day. Although I am sure she is great with all ages, her expertise is older adults. I am 84 with arthritis in my knees and Melissa has worked with me to strengthen my legs to take the pressure off my knees. Added to that is strength training for the whole body. I thank Whole Body and Melissa for keeping me healthy.

I have worked with multiple trainers at this studio and they are all superb in their own way…read more Cynthia will push you to your maximum, making you realize your limits are much further than you previously thought. She is seriously the absolute best! No matter your ability or your size, this is the most welcoming place for either group classes or reasonably priced private sessions. I could not recommend Whole Body Method more. My first photo is from beginning to my 6 month mark. Such a huge difference!

Came here for Aerial dance intro through class pass ( 17 credits) and thought its expensive, it was…read moreSO FUN! I absolutely loved the class especially because of the instructor Mithra. She was so charming and friendly and really made everyone comfortable. She made the class!!! She was a wonderful teacher who made learning easy and enjoyable. I would love to come back but it is quite expensive. Probably good for a treat!The overall studio is very pretty and aesthetic. The aerial room was a bit tight but did the job! Loved the openness of everything. The entrance and signing into the class was a bit messy and hectic, the entrance was under construction and the man at the front handing out the waivers and such seemed a bit overwhelmed. Didn't feel super welcoming. Streamlining and organizing this section would def help put clients more at ease since I was starting to doubt the class in the beginning.-BE SURE TO BRING A YOGA MAT! Otherwise you'll have to pay $4 to rent one. -The overall class was 10 minutes of warmup, 30 min lesson, and then 10 minutes of free time to record and practice what you just learned. -The AERIAL DANCE INTRO CLASS was a great class for those who have never done aerial or those who haven't done it in years. We learned 3-4 positions. - Paid street parking or limited lot parking ( where ABOUT TIME CAFE is , free during the day) - bathroom available - Locker room on the side - They have two cute dogs in the studio - Recording isn't allowed till the end.

First of all, i booked through class pass. The minute I walked in a man told me that the class was…read morecanceled and then he made me sign a waiver, and then they squeezed me in the class, but why even ruined the vibe by saying the classes is canceled and it doesn't make much sense I guess they just cancel classes if their members book all the spots? It doesn't really make sense but OK, already vibe ruined but i took the aerial 1 class. The man followed me around asking where i got my yoga mat and even when i was leaving asked if i am taking my yoga mat and where it is etc- very annoying, bizarre and frankly off putting as hell. he was anything but welcoming so i suggest you remove him from whatever he's doing in the front. never want to come back. apparently you have to pay for rental yoga mat. But even before I get to the class, the entry entryway and the vibe of the whole place is off because it's so worn out. i'm scared the fabric will fall off the hook and it's extremely smelly and overall unstable and worn out looking- not sure if i can trust the hanging to support me but that's the attorney in me talking. everything i see seems like a liability, especially their old hooks and the way the instructor walks around with a huge ladder in a crowded class. Next the class itself- instructor spent majority of the time making us stretch and adjusting our fabric. it was such a waste of time. don't do it if you're trying to get a workout in.

Great class, I love the combination Pilates with weights as is my fav way to do arms…read more Super nice instructor

Attended the level 1 class with Nadia, who was very great at explaining the specific steps and…read moremaneuvers involved with pilates. As a beginner, I really appreciated her taking her time with us. Great for moms. I do think that maybe this class was slightly too easy for someone that is *somewhat active*. I recommend trying for the harder class or the mixed level 1/2.

Such a cool space for yoga and meditation. I booked thru ClassPass to discover this place and I'm…read moreso glad i found it. The staff are incredible - I called because I was worried I'd be late to class looking for parking and they were very calm and reassuring in letting me know there was a lot in the back. The space is very secure, behind a gate with a buzz-in. Once you go up the stairs, the space is drenched in calming hues and smells of incense. The walls have many stimulating pieces of art, history, or resources to look at. They have a fridge with tea. The yoga class itself is a sanctuary from the city. The yoga space is minimal, yet it's very comfortable to relax and practice yoga. They have a very secure locker room to keep devices away as well as a meditation room on the side.

The Walkgood Yard is where you wanna be!…read more I discovered Walkgood LA last year when I joined their running group, RunGood. I am amazed at the growth and structure Walkgood has taken on with their physical location! From yoga, to high intensity classes, meditation classes, running groups, walking groups, etc., the yard really has it all! And since studio is powered by the Propel brand, there are always complimentary items and events for members! For example, at yesterday's run, I got electrolyte supplements, granola bars, and workout bands! There are so many perks! My favorite element is the community! I've been in LA for 10 years, and I've had my fair share of memberships with hot yoga studios, wellness centers, etc., but none have nurtured and fostered community in the way that Walkgood has. You will make true friends along the way! Check out their membership options, or join one of the weekly activities if you wanna get your feet wet first!

I found this place on ClassPass and it went really well! The instructor was very welcoming and…read morehelpful and the class space was small and intimate. There were about nine students in the room and it filled the whole space. I really loved how they provided blankets in case people had sensitive knees, and bolsters in case people wanted to use them. I love all of the decor and plants! This is my first time ever going to a yoga class with a sound bath and it was really cool! There is only street parking but I was able to find one spot in the neighborhood close by.

This space is wonderful. All the instructors have been great, they offer classes of varying…read moreintensities (but all are accessible to various level of students) and at multiple times per day, every day, so you can start or end your day with a mindful moving meditation. The vibe is very inclusive and welcoming. You will not be intimidated if you are not super toned and in a fancy yoga outfit (though both those things may happen as a result of showing up to yoga class consistently, haha). I had not practiced yoga in many years, but when I saw that this place had opened near me, I signed up for the two-week trial, really enjoyed it, and immediately continued my unlimited membership. I've been able to attend class consistently 3 to 4 times a week because of the numerous time options available, so I definitely feel like I'm getting great value. After a month and a half I am feeling physically stronger, more mentally focused and emotionally more connected to a community. In this WFH era, I can go days without interacting with anybody else in person, which I didn't even realize the detrimental effects of until I started attending these classes and being around others. The classes usually have around 3 to 8 students so it's fairly intimate and the teachers will usually ask if there are any special requests before starting class. Prices are very reasonable, and even more so if you purchase a class package or unlimited pass. Bonus is that you can use those classes at this location or the Venice location (which has an even more extensive class schedule), whatever fits into your schedule. They also host various events beyond just the yoga classes. I recommend you try the two-week unlimited offer because it's an unbeatable price and you get the chance to try different teachers and styles to see what works well for you. If you don't have your own mat you can also rent one for $2 for the session.

The Vibe: A Deep Exhale…read more The message begins outside with a giant reminder: BREATHE. Enough said, right? As soon as I walked in, MJ welcomed me & gave me a tour of the space. As we walked through the studio, we ran into our guide, Joe Kara. Meeting your yoga teacher before class is such a treat, and Joe was just as kind, welcoming, & grounded as MJ. The Guide: Joe Kara's Urban Flow 60 We began seated, grounding into the Earth and connecting with our ujjayi breath before moving through Surya Namaskar to gradually awaken the body. The class unfolded into a beautiful, steady vinyasa flow , one breath, one movement at a time. Joe's music was intentionally lyric-free: down-tempo electronic tracks. Songs like You Wish by Nightmares on Wax carried the practice forward, matching the rhythm of his calm, steady voice. As Joe moved quietly throughout the room, he read the energy of his students. His cues invited us to deepen through breath, alignment, & awareness. With permission, I received two assists during class. The first was in Hand-to-Big-Toe Pose, helping my body soften deeply into the fold. We played with rolling side-to-side in Parsva Dhanurasana (Side Bow Pose), which was new for me and had me feeling it in all sorts of places. Before I knew it, we were in savasana, where I received my second assist: A gentle grounding of my shoulders into the floor. It felt like I was melting into the Earth () We closed seated, observing the quality of our breath, the quality of our mind, & the quality of our spirit before Joe thanked us for sharing our energy, time, & presence with him on our beautiful Sunday morning. Ahhhh, yoga really is that sweet. The Tribe: Moving Together, Exploring Individually There was a nice collective rhythm in the room. We moved together breath by breath, yet Joe created plenty of opportunities to explore our own practice. Want to play with Crow to Headstand, handstands, or forearm stands? Explore. Prefer to stay with the back-bending sequence and his steady guidance? It's all good. That freedom to challenge yourself or honor exactly where you are is one of the things I love about yoga. The Space & Place: Industrial Calm & Simplicity Urban 728 is an unassuming little hidden treasure in Los Angeles. The exterior is modern and minimalist, with a giant BREATHE mural, a threshold between the outside world and the practice waiting inside. Inside, the space feels open, airy, and simple: Clean lines, natural light, polished concrete floors, warm wood details, and a fun retail area (I indulged ). The yoga room itself is spacious and beautiful, with dark wood floors, high ceilings, white walls, and plenty of room to move and breathe. Practical Notes - Parking: Free parking lot. Amenities: Private showers, restrooms, & plenty of amenities. Heat: Warm, but not hot. I came away with a light sweat (a shower is optional - I chose to simply change clothes). Good to Know: From MJ's thoughtful tour to Joe's welcoming presence and mindful assists, there was a genuine sense of care throughout the entire experience. The Sum-Up: A giant wall says BREATHE before you enter. Joe spends the next 60 minutes guiding you back to it. And by the end, you simply feel better.

This has been my home studio for about a year and I love it! As someone who is very picky about my…read moreyoga classes, this place checks all the boxes. It's a clean studio, people are friendly, plus there's a small parking lot. The teachers are great, and you can expect to get a good workout and a grounding practice. Would highly recommend to anyone thinking about joining!

Absolutely no stars! This is to get your attention and warn everybody!…read more Chioma Nwosu and Radha Yoga, Los Angeles doesn't mind taking your money and donating it to "charity". I cancelled my membership to Radha Yoga and for over 6 mos. I'm still being charged. Numerous emails have returned either unanswered or a statement saying (more or less) sorry I can't stop taking your money. I've had to contact my credit card on a monthly basis to dispute the charges. It's frustrating! Chioma finally answered my request to have her stop charging me. Instead of acting like the responsible business owner, she tells me to stop harassing her. Chioma's unbelievable solution to her customer is for me to contact a third party. This leaves a bad impression on her and her practice.

Zoom only yoga? Why go local if I can just tune in anywhere? Phone is disconnected and no one…read moreresponds to email. Is this actually a legitimate business or is this a front for some mafia money?

Francisco and Rebekah are wonderful salsa dance teachers. They are so patient and give attention to…read moredetail. I've learned a lot just from a couple of classes.

My instructor Abtin is a life saver! My job keeps me stressed, tense, and depressed and I was…read morehopeless. I met Abtin and he changed my life. He taught me how to de-stress and live my life. Now I live a healthy happy life thanks to Abtin. I highly recommend him to anyone who need some relaxing and wanting better life.