I had to find a gym home after my favorite gym closed in St. Paul. While I don't "do yoga," the…read moreBURNOUT class here is awesome for HIIT. It's hot / heated however, so beware to those with menopausal hot flashes! Overall, great facility and 2 rooms for yoga, burnout, and different work out options.

I worked out here as a guest of a member. Online registration was very easy. Check in upon arrival…read morewas smooth. It was a Sunday at 8am and the class size allowed plenty of room to move. The workout was a HIIT version alternating between light/medium weights and cardio. 45 sec on, 15 sec recovery. I felt the right amount of sore afterwards to know I worked hard. I was able to do most activities or at least adjust to one's I could do. The instructor was energetic and motivating. Music was pumping up the class. We even had a well behaved puppy participant. The room was bright and well heated. Really great experience.

Great yoga place, chill and the instructors actually help you if you're new to yoga. I've been to…read moreother more commercial studios where the atmosphere feels "stuck up" if you don't know what you're doing. This place is the exact opposite. I'd recommend Kula to all beginner or not. Thanks Sydney!!

Best yoga studio in the Twin Cities! If you are looking for a yoga studio that is authentic and has…read morea great set of teachers and a range of classes, this is it. Sydney Holly is amazing!!

Yoga Sanctuary is a delightful small community studio. It is accessible and affordable for yoga…read moreclasses. The space and instructors are welcoming and kind. They also offer all props you could need at no extra cost. When you show up, it's at a (former?) church in the basement level. There's space to hang coats and leave shoes, and you sign in on a clipboard by the door. The space itself is warm and inviting with dark wooden floors. There are a few windows that let light in near the ceiling.

I checked out Yoga Sanctuary this past Sunday and had a pretty lovely experience over all. The…read moreSanctuary is a quaint little space located in the basement level of a church, Solomon's Porch. Enter the church and head immediately downstairs and you can't miss it. The teacher was wonderful and made the class a bit more personable by chatting with folks as they arrived and by providing a bit of her yoga story. They didn't have anything for people to use to indicate if they were open to adjustments/help, but the teacher asked before assisting anyone. Pricing: They have a great first class is free deal. Drop-ins are $16 and the monthly unlimited package is $76/pm. These prices are very good for Minneapolis! Parking: Street parking. This can get a little crowded on Sundays since the Yoga Sanctuary is located in a church. This is a five star review in general, but probably a four star review for me personally just because I prefer hot yoga and a parking lot.

Thank you instructor Judy for a fabulous C2 class today. CorePower always does such an awesome job…read moreof welcoming everyone whether it's their first class or 400th class, or in my case today it was my first class in a long time. My fire has been reignited. I will be back. Namaste

Huge fan of this studio. The teachers take care of you and 99% of the guests are super friendly. I…read morelove the variety of classes, but wish they had a few more standard times early in the morning. It's hard to make the 5:45, and there typically isn't another sculpt class until 10 am. I love yoga sculpt! C2 is also great, but sculpt is my favorite and seriously changes your body in just a few sessions. Love Jessie and Jane, but really all of the teachers are great!

I've been coming here for the last year and half and quickly realized these yoga classes are just…read moremy style. YogaQuest is an amazing, welcoming community in Uptown for the nerdily-inclined. The teachers are totally accepting of whoever comes in the door and really focus on offering yoga for all, even if you don't have the stereotypical yogi body. They offer so many options and variations for every body, and it's a great place to come in as a total yoga newb because they break down poses so well. The classes are awesome and always find a way to put a fun and hilarious spin on a typical yoga class. Tuesday nights offered narrated yoga-alongs to everything from Star Wars to Lord of the Rings to Sherlock and the list goes on and on. On Saturdays, you can even show up in your pajamas and do some yoga and then watch your favorite cartoons with a bowl of cereal. But one of the best things about YogaQuest is the sense of community you'll find there. Within a class or two, you'll notice a lot of familiar faces, and YogaQuest prides themselves on not being a quiet, contemplative studio. There are jokes and stories constantly flying, people asking questions about poses and tons of laughter throughout. In other yoga classes I've been to, it's incredibly serious and you never talk to the person doing a pose next to you, even if you see them every week. At YogaQuest you'll receive a huge welcome when you walk in the door, whether you're brand-new or you've been there the day before. And their focus on nerd wellness means they're always somebody to geek out with about your favorite fandom before, during or after class.

I've been going to YogaQuest periodically for 2 years now and everything I wrote before is still…read moretrue. PLUS, they've added more classes! (Also, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the bathroom pro. It's so nice to have bathrooms right outside the studio. Easy access but you don't feel like you're in the middle of class with your pants down)

I've been coming to the Salt Cave for years now and somehow haven't gotten around to writing a…read morereview! It's always been such a nice treat to come relax and get away from the world. I tend to come here when life is tough and need to relax. The staff is always friendly and kind! I've only been to the downstairs room since I prefer the lit up wall in that one :) They blow fine salt into the room which can be a little noisy so that can be a bit distracting at first but I get use to it after a bit. Highly recommend coming here to relax

This was my first time experiencing a salt cave or any form of salt therapy. I'm not sure if this…read moreis the thing for me. We did it for a friends birthday so there were 8 of us in our own room. We sat in lounge chairs and had a 45 minute session. You aren't doing much in the room. They place ocean sounds and you can rake the sand if you want otherwise your either visiting or sitting in silence. It was relaxing but I didn't feel it was worth the price.

PHENOMENAL studio. I've been doing yoga for about twelve years and Green Lotus has some of the best…read moreinstruction I've ever seen. The teachers are well trained in yoga, physiology, and hands on adjustments. They meet the needs of beginners and advanced practitioners, alike. The studio is clean and well equipped and there is an outdoor space to do yoga outside when it's nice. Be sure to use the massage/scrub services there as well. I got a sample session from one of their newer practitioners and it was amazing.

Found this place while traveling for business. I love a studio that specifically calls out Hatha…read moreYoga. I took two classes for $30 and they were great. I took a Vinyasa class and Hatha. Both were well taught. The studio is gorgeous and well kept. Welcoming. There are mats for $2 if needed.

I had a fantastic first class experience at YogaSix! The environment was modern, warm, and…read morewelcoming. In the slow flow class, I found the sequence to be intuitive. I loved having the calm music and the surprise essential oils towel fan during shavasana at the end of class. Highly recommend you check them out :)

I liked going there until I had to miss a booked class (I'm a nurse and got called in to work). I…read morestarted receiving messages that I owed $15 for a no show fee. I attempted to contact the studio multiple times with no answer, I figured I would just pay it the next time I was there. I was surprised when I received a phone call from a creditor demanding the $15. Guess what? I will not be back.

I was able to swing by for a free class for my birthday and I had a great time! Everyone is so…read morefriendly from the moment you step in, and everything is very clean and well maintained. The workout was hard but fun and even though it was an hour it went quickly. Parking can be a little bit tricky but I was able to get a spot. Overall great experience and I will definitely be back!

I went to barre3 as a part of ClassPass and it was a great place! The facilities are very nice,…read morethey have a kid play area, lockers, couches, and cute free little library. Everyone was super nice and welcoming and I got a complimentary bag of bath salts my first time going! It was a pretty typical barre workout, we warmed up with some movement before using resistance bands, small yoga balls, light hand weights, and sliders. We ended with a cooldown stretch and breathing. It was a great holistic full body workout that is definitely suited for all levels. I was dripping sweat throughout LOL I usually go to solidcore since I have a membership but since injuring my shoulder, I have been taking a break and trying to find new places that are lower impact on my shoulder. I was able to make lots of modifications while still getting a good burn in. I definitely recommend this barre workout for people looking to be active with a slight challenge.

I am deeply sad to be writing this, as I have been an avid goer of their Sunday 9:30am hot yoga…read moreclass for the past year or so. I absolutely love the class, the instructors, and the community MLPS Yoga has to offer. I love that we go through each position twice and the fact that this is a longer class than most, at 90min. I would rate it 5 stars in all of those aspects. But I have decided to no longer attend here (despite having 5 classes left on my package) as the classes are too crowded. Just to re-emphasize, They are EXTREMELY overcrowded. To the point where our mats are touching on either side and the sweat from another person has actually seeped into my mat (and I had to get a new one because I was so grossed out). Another time, we were so close together, a lady actually scratched me with her toenail (). We're not able to perform certain movements properly, like full locust pose, because there isn't enough space to fully extend our arms without hitting the person next to us. The standing separate leg stretching pose is also uncomfortable since when I bend forward, I'm uncomfortably close to the person in front of me due to how tightly we're packed together. I couldn't even relax in Savasana during my last class because every time the person next to me turned, she rolled onto my mat. I kept having to wait for her to move off before I could lie down. Understandably, their Sunday 9:30am class may be their most popular. I counted 35 people (not including the instructor) in my last class. I think their best option is either to limit their class size to a reasonable amount and create an earlier (7:30-9:00am) class option, for the people who still like to enjoy their Sunday morning workouts. If we got even like 6 inches between our mats, it would be a great improvement. Again, it pains me to write this as I throughly enjoyed my time here and if things change, I would love to return.

I checked this place out on ClassPass because I was curious about Bikram yoga: a type of hot yoga…read morewhere instead of flowing through a series, you complete 26 set postures 2 times each. This is a VERY different style of your yoga if you're used to Vinyasa flows! They do have a parking lot, though it does get a bit full since it's in the heart of Uptown. They're located in the basement of a shared building: head down the stairs and down the hall! As I entered, the instructor greeted me and showed me the locker rooms and showers. They also have cubbies in the yoga room to put valuables in during class. I could tell that many of the folks here are long time regulars: there was a definite sense of community between them. I could see this plus a different format of yoga being a bit intimidating to outsiders/newbies. The room is TOASTY and like most hot yoga studios, a little sweaty aroma-ed. The instructor stands on a stool at the front of the mirrored studio and calls out the positions - typically you do twice in a row then move onto the next pose. It's definitely more focused on expanding those poses over time rather than a heart-racing workout, so I didn't feel overheated but still got a good sweat out. Most folks stayed in shavasana for several minutes after class. I really liked the instructor and if you're a yogi, it's worth trying out Bikram to see if it's for you! It's not for me, but a great way to mix it up.