Cute little studio! Has everything you need and the price is good as well! It's an old building…read more Street parking is nearby but a lot of people just walk to the studio!

The best studio! I tried one class here and got hooked. The owners and teachers are so friendly and…read moreknowledegable. One of the owners, Jenni, teaches many of the classes. I like that they have such a wide range of classes: Barre, yoga, Pilates, Zumba and more. People of all ages, levels and body types will feel welcome here. I also like that they supply the mats and equipment, and tea so you can relax and chat after class.

I would recommend this studio only to the yogi on a budget, because rates are cheap, reception…read morestaff is super nice and you can practice yoga. In other words, it's functional like your boyfriend's coffee table or couch. But other than that, don't expect much more. The changing room looked to me more like a storage room, I kept looking for it and ended up opting for the washroom instead, clean and spacious. If you don't want to wait to get changed, come ready. There are lockers (but you have to bring your own lock) and racks. Anywhere in the studio there are signs that warn you you are leaving your belongings at your own risk. There's a rack inside the yoga studio too, so you can carry your valuables with you. Never seen something like this before here in Vancouver, not even at Karma Teachers in the DTES. The actual studio is cozy and has a big mirror wall. But there's no natural light and the lights are really dim. What surprised me is that the floor is made of cushy rubber. It's like a thick yoga mat itself, so you can practice using just your towel. But I don't recommend renting one - $5 and not the best quality, so at some point I moved it away from my mat to have better grip. Luckily the receptionist offered it for free as it was my very first class. Given the floor and the towel, I kept losing my balance more than I would usually do. The staff really cares about keeping the environment clean, and so after each class the teacher mops the floor and doesn't allow students of the following class to come in right away. But doors are kept shut to avoid wasting the heat, so the smell isn't the best. At the end of our class we were invited to spray the foam blocks we used, and you can imagine how they smell during the next class, when they're still dump and put in a hot environment again. I wasn't impressed by the teacher, but how we connect or not with a teacher is more of a personal thing.

If there was a way to give 0 stars, I would. Don't go here, you will get scammed like I did…read more I cancelled my membership after asking the receptionist in person how to cancel but still got charged for the two months after that. That's around $200. I went back in person again to ask about why they charged me. The manager proceeded to blame me for improper procedures, but I went in person to ask the receptionist of the cancellation procedure and followed what the receptionist said. It is hilarious because my friend cancelled on the same day, same procedures, and did not get charged, so it seems like the organization discriminates against certain people. Needless to say, it has been 14 business days since I have brought this issue up and still no response from Oxygen Yoga Olympic Village. I am incredibly disappointed in the manager's lack of customer service, unfair treatment, and blaming me for trusting their own employees. You WILL have to beg for your money back and you WILL have to write complaints to the HQ and contact your bank to dispute the charge. Honestly, it is not worth your time if they are going to just take your credit card and charge whatever outrageous amount on it. This is absolutely unethical business practice. I joined initially with high hopes after reading good reviews about the classes, but the management and administration is a complete joke. If you are prepared to pour in many hours into the complaint process, you should join since the instructors are actually not bad as long as you will never cancel your membership.

Pilates studio right next to kits rain or shine (so dangerous it smells like pure waffle cones in…read morethere) Slightly pricier than other studios but they're also on classpass. Class size is also smaller than other studios with a maximum of 6 ppl per class. Rather than the regular reformer class I recommend their chair and tower class, there aren't a lot of studios that offer that in the city. I can physically feel my spine lengthen and is also helps alleviate my scoliosis but again if you have any pains pls do tell your instructor beforehand!

Really lovely and welcoming Pilates studio in Kitsilano. Great central location on west 4th. It was…read moremy first time and felt very welcomed. Very aesthetic and clean studio with small classes (6 people max). Travis was a great instructor and gave great cues on the chair and reformer machine. I was shaking! Be sure to bring grippy socks.

OK....Any HOT YOGA studio without changing and showering facilities can not be taken seriously…read more When I leave a hot yoga class, I am soaking wet with sweat. What am I supposed to do, put my clothes on over my soaking wet yoga shorts and body and carry on with my day? What were they thinking here...I wonder? There are so many other nice hot yoga studios with proper facilities!

First of all, what kind of hot yoga place doesn't offer shower facilities? It can't be for lack of…read morespace, the washrooms are HUGE. Secondly, the layout of this place is just weird. You enter into a small lobby/sitting area, then cut through the studio into the change area/cubby hole area. For my first visit, I came early to sign up, but there was no one around, and no signage or anything. I would've gotten changed and ready for practice, if there was access to the change area, instead, once class ends, you're in the same small area as everyone else from either the previous or next class. The studio is one of the smallest I have seen. They offer a variety of classes. (I personally thought that some of the workout classes shouldn't be done in a hot environment, but different strokes for different folks, I guess) Free street parking around the studio.

I recommend YYOGA to everyone. There are so many class types to choose from, and there are many…read moreclasses available 7 days a week. You are sure to find at least one class type that suits you. I have been a member for many years and have tried all the classes. I try to attend about 5 classes a week and I am almost 70. I thank the YYOGA teachers for keeping me motivated on the yoga journey. The teachers are the best, and the YYOGA atmosphere is inclusive and friendly.

Yesssss!! Thank you for listening to the community (or just one?). There are a few Sunday classes…read morewhich is awesome! I know COVID was a hard hit for Yyoga, and I'm happy they offer the classes they do and the same friendly staff and instructors are there!

I have been working at the Vancouver PIlates Centre for over 20 years now. The staff is welcoming,…read morethe teachers incredibly well trained, kind and supportive. It is largely through my work there that I healed a back injury.

This is a classic, no frills Pilates Centre. The equipment is well used and the instructors are…read morewell trained. I'd suggest 5 one on one sessions if you're a beginner on the machines During the equipment rotations, instructors are there to continue to guide you and to correct your posture through the movements. The mat classes are good too, especially for older or less mobile folks. When I attends consistently, it improved my posture, back issues and stance.

I've been attending yoga classes around Vancouver for 20+…read more years and Modo East Vancouver has one of those vibes that you can't help but feel good. It's calm, the tea is good and the studio temp and natural light make for an opening practice. Highly recommend the Modo Yin class.

Pros: - less busy than some of the downtown yoga studios…read moreI've frequented - designated spots for mats, so people can't be jerks about their mat placement - free parking outside - large shower stalls (almost too large) - variety of classes and class times available Cons: - spots are a little too close together - not a fan of the glass door washroom with overhead light (does nobody think about how everyone can see your silhouette in there??) - the studio kinda stinks sometimes - it can get disgustingly humid in the studio (perhaps hence the stench) - if I'm being a picky, a little shelf in the shower for toiletries would be nice - a little on the pricey side, but cheaper than some of the downtown studios - instructors don't really do any posture correction (at least the ones I've come across anyway) I'd keep coming back, but mainly because it's fairly close to home, and it's priced fairly reasonably.

Horrible horrible horrible!!! I went once and loved it…read more Honestly I did. I am about 30 pounds overweight but flexible and I enjoyed my first class. The second class I asked for some advice from the ladies working there for one of the moves. They told me not to bother. I asked why? They said I should be in shape first. Great! Why am I there??? I am not that over weight and I just had my third child like 8 months ago. So if your not already in tip top shape and don't need an exercise program then this place is for you! If your in need of a little help then run away from this place! They will treat you like garbage and shame you in any way they see fit. My girlfriend who is on top top shape told the manager she was being rude and she walked away mumbling "I am not the fat one". WTF!?!?! Oh and my friend is not white so I think this was the real reason for the white privileged north van trailer trash to belittle us and not care and walk away insulting us. It was pretty obvious.

I like both the Beatty Street and the West Vancouver facilities- but West Van has an amazing change…read moreroom and large workout room with a view-ish. The workouts are hard and good. Staff very pleasant and very helpful. Great teachers. West Van has free parking- huge bonus.