I went to check out a hot yoga class. The instructor Jess was phenomenal. She helped me when I got lost and when I wasn't holding the poss correctly which made the class much more enjoyable for me. The studio itself is very cute. The room was a good size. Lots of space. They provide props and blankets. They have a nice bathroom/dressing room. I enjoyed the hot yoga but they do offer other classes I will check out. It's a great location for Ahwatukee residents. If you're looking for a great yoga studio with a good instructor and great energy check out inner vision for sure. read more

This place was nice. I signed up for the new student intro offer which is unlimited classes for about $30 for 10 days after you take your first class. I tried the Radiant HOT26 Chillax class with Jeff. I'm not exactly sure what the class description was, but I wouldn't quite call it a yoga class. It felt more like a special kind of stretching class. It was different from what I was expecting, but for the most part I still enjoyed it. The room was heated, which was great, and they had a warmer side and hotter side. Jeff was VERY helpful and offered up slight adjustments to everyone to really hit the poses as accurately as possible. Jeff did not practice at the front of the room with us, but mostly walked around and gave instruction. Some of the instruction was unclear, or phrased differently and there were a few times where it would have been helpful to look up and see an instructor in the pose. At one point, a man walked up to the window and was just staring in at us for at least 5 minutes. It was very uncomfortable. I asked Jeff if we could close the curtains and he immediately agreed and apologized saying that that usually doesn't happen. I really appreciated that! I will be back to take a few more classes with my new student pass. Definitely give this place a try if you're looking for a studio! read more

I really enjoy this place as there are two convenient locations to me in Chandler (although the Tempe location I feel is preferable due to the vibe and opening its doors well in advance of the class). The instructors are overall very upbeat (special shoutout to Deb A. for her cheery classes full of affirmations) and classes easy to navigate. I like the in-person, virtual, and on-demand options. There are a lot of different payment options that should suit most everyone. Parking is convenient. Check-in is easy. And the owners are pretty responsive via email on different questions. read more

Inner Vision Yoga is a place I am grateful to have discovered two years ago. From my attendance, not only have I improved my balance , my posture, and my strength, but I have benefitted mentally. The teachers are extremely knowledgeable , integrating the postures with awareness and use of deep breathing as well as focus. I am grateful for the encouragement and individual help I get during the classes. As well, I've used the online classes which worked expecially well when I was unable to attend class in person. read more

IVY is a great studio to learn yoga or enjoy classes for those seeking more advanced instructions. All the instructors are very knowledgeable, willing to help and coach and are there for any questions you might have. It's a very welcoming environment and not "uppity" as I have found in other yoga studios over the years. Everyone is very down to earth. Yoga has helped me both physically and mentally. I have been battling an injury for a number of months and the instructors have gone out of their way to help me modify movements and postures so I can still participate and benefit. Highly recommend. read more

I have done yoga at other studios, which were great, but I love that the Instructors are helping me with my practice and reminding me of the subtle body modifications to enhance each pose. Jeff is nothing short of a Zen Master at providing real time feedback to a point when I practice at an out of town studio I think of Jeff's comments to improve my practice! No matter your practice experience, you'll be welcomed and supported throughout your practice! read more

I just moved to Phoenix and thought I would get my yoga practice back in shape. I did the $29 intro package. When I arrived, I was not greeted, receive a "welcome!" or any acknowledgment at all. The teacher had zero interest in whether it was my first time or not. This probably would not have bothered me if I had not owned my own yoga studio and understand the power of first impressions. I took the Yin class and it was "meh" at best. Although he had some pearly words of wisdom and I did get some thought out of them, the class itself was awkward and I simply did not enjoy it. After class he was back to his laissez-faire self with zero interest in anyone. I left disappointed and annoyed that a yoga teacher could be such a snob. Not going back. I'm sure there is another yoga studio where I can find my yoga tribe...didn't find it here. read more

When I first visited Inner Vision Yoga at the end of 2021, I was truly impressed with the quality of the studio and the experience. Their studios are clean, modern, and inviting. The instructors are professional, knowledgeable, and build yoga poses from the ground up so it's accessible for every level of experience. I highly, highly recommend Inner Vision to everyone, and look forward to practicing there for years to come. read more

Inner Vision is not only the best studio in Phoenix, but I have explored many other studios throughout the country and it hands down is my favorite! The teachers are amazing, if you're in Phoenix, there are three studios to choose from with a wide range of class offerings. If you don't live in Phoenix, they have a great online live class or an on demand library to choose from. Their teacher training program is top notch, with a foundation rooted in classic teachings and the integrity that comes from their lineage, yet there is a continuous evolution of their knowledge to keep things fresh and safe for anyone who wants to join their community. I cannot say enough about how incredible this studio, the owners, and the people who join together to move, breathe and be create a welcoming environment for all. read more

Being a long time member of Inner Vision has helped change my life on many levels. Inner Vision Yoga was the first yoga studio I practiced at and they have taught me so much. They stay current with class styles, variety of classes and times and maintain the traditional yogic philosophy at the core of all they do. The studio is clean and it has a good feeling when walking into the rooms. I also recommend their teacher trainings and workshops. What I love is the essence of how yoga is so much about life and what we practice there can be taken into the world. They really care about our community. read more

I will start this review by saying I am a very experienced Yogi. I've been practicing hot yoga for about 15 years and can do complex classes. This place advertises as a hot yoga studio, but the studio has pretty rigid generic classes. I don't like classes exceedingly hot but this class was more on the warm side. Only 1 time out of 4 was I actually greeted with a "hello" or "welcome" and 2 of the times I felt like I was burdening the instructor with the tiniest question. "I don't have time to check you in" was the only words spoken to me on my 3rd time there. The instructor was frazzled because she was running late and could t be bothered by her clients. Each time I took Radiant 26 and it is a series of poses with no flow or transition. There is a lot of wasted time in class. There is no vinyasa about it. Any good yoga instructor will emphasize that how you get into and out of a pose is just as important as the pose itself. This class pretty much starts off every pose with mountain pose- which is just standing up straight. I am visiting family in Ahwatukee and live in Albuquerque. My favorite studios there are Hot Yoga Downtown, Sweat, and blissful. Those studios combine poses with all levels of difficulty into a dance. The Inner Vision classes (I've taken 4 over the past couple months) were fairly disappointing as there were no transitions no flow, poses were awkward. If you were a beginner and need to learn yoga poses this place might be OK. Although I disagree with some of their methods of entering poses and the instruction. It's like they were trained by Inner Vision and follow a strict pose protocol- none of the instructors lead a creative class that comes from their experience or practice. I am also a surgical PA and some of the anatomical claims were a bit silly. The instructor Jeff also spent somewhere between two and four minutes half way through class telling a story about a woman having some conversation with God while we were laying in corpse pose. It was just strange and it did nothing for the practice. This instructor had a lot of critique but ultimately I don't believe he was an expert on anatomy, physiology, or function. Seemed a bit abrasive and clapped loudly at the end of each pose to break it. It was very jarring. There's also NO MUSIC and he fills the entire class with his voice, rarely pausing for silence. I worked some of my own practice into the class so I could get more bang for my buck ($25 for the class!), but I got the sense Jeff dis not approve and kept repeating the exact form he wanted every student in (there were maybe 6 or 7 of us in class on a Tues from 6-7 pm). The good studios will encourage students to "play" and experiment and choose variations or levels of a pose. I would consider going to Dusty's class again. But overall this studio was not at all what I was looking for. Will keep looking for a real hot yoga studio in PHX. *Sigh* read more

Thank you for providing a wide variety of excellent yoga classes online during these trying times. Your teachers are very experienced and excellent at what they do. I can always find a class at the level I desire in the time frame I am looking for. I appreciate that you care about us and closed when you needed to in order to keep everyone safe. I have been a loyal customer prior to Covid and I will continue to be in the future. Thank you for being a beacon of light in these crazy times! Marti Ogle read more