I was happy to discover this great Bikram Yoga studio right in my hometown! I often come back to my roots to visit my family, and over the holidays I was in need for some yoga (in need of a holiday de-stress). I typically go to the College of India studio in Bellevue, so I was pleased to find out that this studio is as nice (if not nicer) than the Bellevue Studio. The class was fairly full of devoted yogis, and the dressing rooms were spacious and had showers / bathrooms. The lobby decor was pleasant (they even had some after yoga treats/drinks!). Definitely check out this studio if you are looking for the best total body workout ever. You will become hooked after a few classes! read more

Infinite Wellness Clinic - "Dandayamana Bib Hak Tapada Paschi Mot Than Asana" Pose - Yoga Near Me - Kennewick, Washington

I had the privilege of attending Joanne's Bikram method class this morning at Infinite Wellness Clinic. What a treat! I took my first Bikram class in Seattle in 1999 and it's been part of my life ever since. I say that because I want to ensure you that my review is credible. I have practiced at numerous studios throughout the NW and Hawaii. This studio is top notch. The vibe is serene and direct. It smells delightfully free of heavy humidity and leftover body steam that so often seep into these facilities. The decor is minimal, which I believe lends so well to the austerity of this practice. And, most of all I appreciated Joanne's instruction. She provides the dialogue as it is meant to be. Often times instructors will fall into a pattern of performance when teaching... restraint and resisting the urge to use the class as a platform for entertainment rather than compassionate guidance... well, I truly appreciate this. read more

Just finished my first 3 months here (45 classes total). I've had 6 different instructors (4 are regulars - 2 guests from out of state) and they have all been amazing - extremely kind, helpful and encouraging! My first class I was so happy that I just survived the 90 minutes in the hot humid room - I laid down A LOT!!! I'm shocked at how much I have improved - so much stronger and more flexible. I can't wait to see what the next 3 months brings. If you are thinking about trying Hot Yoga --- DO IT! And do it HERE!!! read more

Hello, I had to wait for Corey to list this as I didn't have the address when I moved back to Seattle. I love hot yoga. Remember folks! This is HOT! You do hard yoga poses in a very hot studio. You can sit down if you feel dizzy. It has such great body benefits! I was impressed with..... finally at long last.. a Hot Yoga in the Tri-Cities. Unfortunately they showed up when I had decided once and for all that iIwould leave the Tri-Cities. I, who has had differences with Bikram's instructors, was able to have a calm discussion with the owners about some of Bikram's styles of yelling and telling people "if you think you are going to pass out, keep going. You are doing the right thing." They listened without screaming or cutting me off with "Bikrams knows everything", which has been the case in a Seattle studio. (I always think of lawsuits.. what if that florid guy who is obviously 50 or so pounds overweight keeps trying and falls over and breaks a hip, ankle, wrist..?) I am so glad they have common sense. I went often in my month and then moved away. I am glad that others are benefitting from their lovely work, personalities and studio. Major Kudos I hope to practice again when I come to town. read more

This is the first hot yoga studio I have been to although I have done yoga of other styles at other places. I am not a yoga snob and never compare what type of yoga is better or who should be "this way" or ""that way" when doing yoga. Everyone does it for different reasons and I think it's great however is best for you, no need to judge. I like Bikram Yoga Studio because I received a friendly, warm welcome, had my questions answered and was made to feel as though this is my practice and mine only. This allowed me to truly do things at my own comfort level, encouraged to "push" a little harder but never felt any pressure if I wasn't ready. When entering the hot room, a calm comes over and the yoga mojo kicks in. There is not a lot of visiting and socializing, maybe a tiny bit before class, it's mostly quiet which I like. There are people of all levels there...and it's all good. This place is seriously hot, it took me about 5 times to adjust and now it feels really nice to be in there, it is one of the most amazing things to do this type of yoga, to me it is more profound on a mental and meditative level (my personal experience), which allows me to take my physical body to new levels. I like the 26 pose routine, I feel it is a solid practice. I schooled myself a little of the purpose of these poses and why the creator of Bikram made them what they are, for me this gives more meaning which helps me in my practice. I haven't been there in a bit, I think of it often when I don't go and will be there again soon to carry on my practice, for health, for stress relief and sound mind. Also, it's a clean studio, their changing room/shower/restroom has a mini spa feel, I feel comfortable walking barefoot in there (if ya'no what I mean). Nice amount of parking in the lot, never a problem getting a parking place. I can't wait to go again. read more

Outstanding hot yoga studio!! They do an amazing job and keep the studio exceptionally clean. If you want to go get there early to get a great spot!! read more

I practiced regularly for 2 years, when I was thinner and younger, and was embarrassed to return after almost 4 years, now that I am fatter and older :) However, they make me feel so comfortable and encouraged that it's highly motivating. Don't get me wrong - you must push your limits - but their tone of voice and overall demeanor is not demeaning. Rather, it makes you want to work harder! Great team and "workplace" vibe with a variety of personalities. It's like having a life coach without the psychoanalysis! read more

Holy Bikram Yoga, Batman! Ok, I'm a total yoga novice, and yes, I just am no longer a Bikram virgin. Made it to my first Bikram session at 9am on a Saturday. Now, I had read a little about Bikram, and also heard "stories" of what I might expect. I was expecting a intolerably hot & stinky studio, buuuuuut........ This place was awesome!! It's in a nondescript building sort of near Old Downtown Kennewick. I arrived early so I could let the instructor know I was a total newbie. The instructor was very nice, and gave me a quick rundown of everything I needed to know. As for the facility. Man, inside the humdrum-ness of its outer facade, the yoga studio was transporting. You wouldn't have thought a cool place like this was in the Tri-Cities. The lobby is very cool and, dare I say, nice enough to hang out in? The changing/bath rooms were so clean, and very upscale. I stashed my stuff in a cubby hole (they lock the front door during the yoga session). Then there's the actual yoga area. Obviously, one of the first things you notice is the heat. Within about 43-seconds I think I was already sweating!! This is what it's all about though, right? The floor is carpeted, and there are lines which span the long-length of the room (you lay the center of your mat on these lines). There is a stage in the front for the instructor. The room is big, and this is good, because there were tons of people here--I'd say something like 50! This place was also impeccably clean. Then there is the yoga. Like I said, I'm a novice, but instructor was excellent. She was very clear concise with her words and instruction. And others say, I liked how she remember my name (and my friend's) to give us any pointers as we were going---not embarassing or condescending at all. So, there are 26 poses which we went through. I probably didn't have the best form, but I was able to get through all but a couple of them. It's super hot in here, but it was never to the point where I was light-headed. Once we were done (90-min class), I felt so good and relaxed. I could see how one could get addicted to this place. The morning after my abs were feeling nice and sore! So, the single class was $15. We had the opportunity to sign up for an unlimited-use month pass for $50. read more

I've been to many hot yoga studios. Prior to moving to the tricities, I'd practice hot and power yoga in the studios all over Seattle about 3-4 times a week for the past 5 years so I'm a bit harsh on the details regarding what I like in a studio and instructing styles. I REALLY miss the hot yoga studios in Seattle. I do love hot yoga but I'm really picky about the floors. There's this studio that I love to go to there because they have these special floors that's made of mat like material where you don't slip and they clean it after every session. I'm not a fan of carpet. I understand why they have carpets so people don't slip and hurt themselves but since now they have special flooring that can be used that you can't slip and can quickly mop and clean after every session, I think all studios should have. Also, I know it's Bikram Yoga but I do enjoy the studios where they offer hot yoga (which is the same postures with licensed instructors but just not a "Bikram" francise) and power yoga as well. I also like workshops where you pay a little more to go but in smaller numbers and the instructor can focus on making sure you're doing the postures correctly, especially for beginners because if you do it incorrectly and force it, you can get badly hurt. It's hard to get that type of attention when that place is pretty jammed packed all the time. I like the instructor who is the owner of this studio. She's really good about explaining the postures to newbies and assisting. However, the last couple of times I went, they had a new instructor where he was constantly talking really loud. I go to hot yoga for a calming experience so I can concentrate on practicing and not be loudly spoken to. Even during the resting pose, he was loudly talking the whole time. Another time, there were children practicing-about 10-12 years old. They look like they were going to pass out so they were in and out of the room most of the time. I've never seen anyone under the age of 18 in any studios that I've been to in Seattle so I found that kind of odd. I do like their dressing room area and they offer good service overall. Kind of hard to say if I like this place or not when this is the only studio in the area. Although, the new Gold's Gym coming next summer is said to offer hot yoga classes as well in Richland. read more

One of best bikram yoga studios I've been to. The instructors are very competent, very knowledgeable, and it's pretty awesome to watch when they practice along with you, as they are amazing! The studio is nice and the changing facilities and showers are great. I wish it was a little closer to my house, but the drive is worth it! read more

This is my happy place. I've practiced yoga here off & on since they opened in 2007(?) and I can't say enough about it. The owners are friendly and professional, teachers are all wonderful. The studio is always spotless. Their class schedule can accommodate most people so that they can attend at least a couple classes per week. About the yoga: it's hot! It's a lesson in patience and concentration. Anyone can do it. Anyone. It's 26 postures and 2 breathing exercises, the same exact routine every time. The room is carpeted, no music, and well-lit. It's cleansing, humbling, empowering. I sleep like a baby after practicing. If you haven't tried it, you should. And you must give it a month before making up your mind about it. The first time I went I wanted to run away and never look back! But after a month of regular practice my joints felt better, I was calmer, more flexible, and stronger. It's addicting in the best way! read more

I have had some really great experiences at this studio since writing a previous review. Happy to be able to recommend it for a great yoga practice. So nice to have a Bikram studio in the Tri-Cities! read more

Clean, calm, and friendly... Welcoming to newcomers and do a great job of accommodating yogis of all levels.

I've never done yoga and wasn't sure what to expect in a hot yoga studio. I was running a few minutes late so I called the studio to see if I'd be ok to come still. When I called I spoke with Ashley, told her where I was and she said she'd look out for me to arrive before locking front door for class! I arrived a minute late and she was so sweet, told me where I could store my belongings and that she would find me a spot as the class was very full. Got inside and she had a spot for me and class soon began. I wasn't sure what to expect but it became clear that there were many who had been doing this a number of times and a lot who had either only done it a few times or were new like me. The class was 90 minutes, but it honestly went fast as the flow of the class and movements never got boring. Several people had to step out because of the humidity but I was happy to make it though the whole class. As a beginner I'd say I was able to perform about 70% of the moves. It was difficult but not overwhelmingly so. I really enjoyed the workout . If your on the fence about giving yoga or hot yoga a try, I'd go for it! And do so at this studio! read more

The staff here is excellent. They are dedicated to your wellbeing and yoga technique every step of the way. The studio is very clean and accommodating as well. read more

I would not recommend this place. Wasted 50 on one month since I only went to one class, and almost wanted to run out of there. The class smells horrible, and the environment was not relaxing at all. read more

Great place. Friendly staff, comfortable atmosphere... Beginners should not be afraid to try this experience, you will get treated well and encouraged with every visit. read more

I just did my first class for hot yoga and I absolutely loved it! The price is $15 for a single class, which I consider pretty reasonable. The instructor I had was clear about how to do our poses, and would let us know what we could do if we were not very flexible in a certain position. She was incredibly helpful and optimistic. Although the temperature is not necessarily comfortable, the building and the people participating in class are welcoming. There was no judgement from anyone, mostly because we are all focused on ourselves. You can take a break, and do what you need to do for your body to feel better if the heat and movement gets to be too much. I felt extremely relaxed after the 90 minutes were up, even though my clothes were soaked and my heart was pounding. If you want to try out hot yoga, this is definitely the place! I highly recommend staying hydrated before you go! read more

Happy that tri cities has a hot yoga place I wish they offered multiple styles of hot yoga (Hot Hatha, Power Vinysasa, and Yin - my favorite) Sucks that its located downtown kennewick because it makes driving there a bit of a distance from pretty much everywhere love the decor hate the carpet floors.. atleast 1 time each class I get distracted and start thinking about how often they clean the sweat out of it. the lights are dim when you arrive then they turn the lights on for class... I feel like yoga is more relaxing with the lights down low I also HATE that the class is so large that the instructor insists on wearing a headset microphone.. yoga is supposed to be quiet and relaxing also with the class being so large (about 50 people?) I dont feel like each person gets enough personal attention unless of course the instructor is embarrassing you by telling you that you are doing it wrong on her microphone in front of the whole class (which they do not hesitate to do) the instructors are very nice people though before and after class I also wish the cool down was more of a guided meditation instead of "now your done... lay there as long as you need." I like that they have coconut water I think they need to go back to the basics and stop trying to be so hardcore. read more

I started in May, first time student and got unlimited classes for $45 for my first month as a new student. I went 6-7 days per week and it really made a difference in my mind and body. I felt relaxed and not stressed all the time. My body also felt more toned! I lost 5 lbs in the month of May. I'm addicted to sweating all the toxins out of my body. Facility is very clean and staff is very nice. If you want to try it out, but don't want to buy the gear, they rent yoga mats out. You can also rent towel from them, but a regular beach or long bath towel will suffice. read more

This is an amazing Bikram Yoga school!!! The facilities are beautiful and the instructors are amazing. They are very skilled at what they do. They are patient and helpful with new students...but they also make sure to help you and let you know how to do the postures the right way...which I"m grateful for, so as I don't hurt myself and so that I receive maximum benefits. I find the comment about them having ugly attitudes very funny. From what I have seen they have only ever been welcoming to all students....but they do instill discipline. So if you want to goof off, or do things your own way, or think you know better than the instructors, and don't take help or corrections very well....then perhaps it may be your attitude that needs to be changed. All around best yoga school I've ever been to!!! read more

Not only are the instructors incredibly talented and passionate about what they do, but they are also very caring human beings. Like most days, one day I was asked how I was doing and I told Ashley I was feeling down after putting my dog down the day before the session. Not only did she show tremendous compassion and concern for my feelings, but she also explained how yoga could help me through my tough time. Yoga continues to work for me on many levels, in good times and bad. These girls make it happen!! read more

The room has carpet which retains odors. At first when you walk in it takes about 5 minutes to get used to the smell. The instructor was on a power trip the entire class. There was a man that I had to sit too close to in the class that smelled like he went #2 in his pants about halfway through the class. I needed to switch positions to fully enjoy savanasa pose and the instructor commented 3 times that i should move with my head turned the other way. I attempted to try another time and i just couldn't bring myself to relax with that odor coming from right above my head. I went to apologize at the end of class for not turning the correct way for the rest of the class and explained why, she just said "next time get here earlier and spread apart more" as i tried to explain that I'm just visiting from out of town but wanted to apologize, she interrupted me only to say "well your thought doesn't matter then does it?" I thought it was incredibly rude. Due to the environment and control freak instructor, I'm rating this a 2 star. read more