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    Hello Yoga

    5.0 (21 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Cozy yoga studio with easy parking. I enjoy the candlelight yoga with Melissa. The new student special is such a great deal to get started!

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    “Debbie is extremely friendly, welcoming, and makes you feel comfortable from the moment you walk in the door.”

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    I was a little nervous about getting back into Pilates after taking a few years off, but I'd heard…read moregreat things about this studio, so I purchased a package of private sessions to ease back into my practice. The studio paired me with Becky, and she has been amazing. The private sessions with her helped me rebuild confidence in my form and feel ready to transition back into group classes. She knows how to challenge you in all the right ways, which I really appreciate! The group sessions have been fun to get into as well. They're definitely not easy (for me ), but the instructors make it easy to work at your own pace. This studio has quickly become my new happy place.

    Ekam Pilates has become my favorite studio. Every instructor I've taken has been incredibly…read moreknowledgeable, helpful, and great at explaining movements and correcting form throughout class. The workouts are challenging, effective, and there's a really good variety of classes. Everyone at the studio is friendly and welcoming, and the space is always clean. They also have the cutest little boutique up front with so many adorable things. A special shoutout to Jessica and Tedde: their classes are phenomenal and some of my favorites. I've tried several Pilates studios, and Ekam consistently stands out for the quality of instruction and overall atmosphere.

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    Triad Yoga & Pilates - Co-founder Newton Campbell

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    4.8(120 reviews)
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    Seems like all of the reviews here are at least 6 years old? Strange…read more.. Not sure about the classes or the instructors, but be advised that the online signup form on the website signs you up for livestream yoga only, not in person. Should have paid closer attention to the confirmation I received, which provides a link! Guys, I'm not sure why people would want to pay $26/session for a zoom yoga class. I might as well just watch a free YouTube! Apparently the in person studio is/was going to be closed, according to my son who mistakenly went there in person. Thank you for making us all aware of this on your website! A little sneaky...

    My experience with Triad Yoga began a few years ago because my friend took courses there and…read morebecause it was so conveniently located near my office. They offer a beginner's special - an unlimited two weeks for $25. As with any of Triad's classes, there is no need to register or sign up in advance. Just show up before the class starts and a little earlier if you need to handle payment of any kind. Parking can be hard to find at ground-level immediately in front of the studio but there is ample underground parking. The space is small and almost all yoga studio. The rear has a restroom and the front contains a small waiting room with cubbies for your personal belongings and the supplies - blocks, cords, and mats. In those first two weeks, I was tepid and only attended two low level classes. They were not physically taxing, but at the same time, I was limited by my lack of knowledge by the poses and was poorly imitating those around me. They were, however, extremely relaxing and a good way of mentally detaching from work and reality. At the beginning of each course, the instructors ask who is brand new, presumably so they can provide extra guidance to those students. In hindsight, I would comment that the instructors always asked the question but rarely assisted me with poses. In fact, they seemed to give more attention to regular students. I found out last week that I still do downward dog improperly. Why did no instructor ever fix that? A few years later, I wanted to try yoga again and purchased a 5 course package for $70. I became preoccupied with work deadlines and was forced to use the majority of the classes in a one week period. I ended up taking two courses that were slightly above my expertise, although they were billed as Level 1-2. Everything I said about the low level courses not being physical enough was out the window here. I twisted and squatted and ended up with satisfying muscle ache the next day. It was challenging for me. One of the most disappointing parts was how little instruction I received in the 7 classes I attended. I'm still very new to yoga and the Indian names for the poses don't register for me. Sometimes, I had no understanding of what I was supposed to be doing and had to wait 5 seconds to copy my neighbor. It wasn't always easy to copy the instructor because it was dimly lit in the studio (normal) and my view was obstructed by many other students. At one point, I whispered to the instructor walking by whether there was a modified pose because I couldn't do the one she wanted us to do and she very abruptly told me "I said it already but you weren't listening." Whoa, where did that come from? Did you lose your zen? The reason I asked again was because I didn't understand what she meant when she described the modified pose. Excuse me if I don't know what my "sanctum" is. I am still giving Triad a 3 star review because this is the only yoga studio I've ever attended. Maybe this is the norm but frankly, I don't understand how anyone learns when no one teaches. I somehow doubt yoga is about the blind leading the blind.

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