My visit to Kula Yoga Studio using my Passport to Prana was quite pleasant! Just love the spacious waiting area.. really comfortable set up with large floor to ceiling windows. 2 practice rooms one for heated and one for mostly Ashtanga classes always nice giving us choices in class. The Hot Yoga class I attended with Live music was really inspiring as the acoustic guitar and the singer voice was so calming while I struggling with my handstand prep.... This location not only equipped with good facilities, it even has handicap facilities for one of the shower stalls... Lockers available brings your own lock. Now I need to go back and work on my handstand.... read more

Kula Yoga Studio - Yoga Near Me - Oakville, Ontario

I went here last year for the very inexpensive month trial, it was super easy to set up the account and get my card. The receptionist was very friendly and answered all of my silly yoga questions as I was a newbie. They also let me use the mats for free. I throughout my trial I went to mostly Yin/Meditation classes as I didn't want to go hardcore right away. They were really relaxing and all the instructors were very positive and helpful. One of our classes even ended with chanting, which was something I missed from my meditation groups way back. I did end up doing one Vinyasa, it was extremely hard. Though I'm not incredibly in shape. Haha. But the teacher was very helpful with modifications. All in all, the other practitioners were friendly, the teachers were friendly and the receptionists were friendly. All about positivity and health. It's a great place and a great first yoga experience. Just not my thing, so I didn't keep it up. But if you're interested in yoga or already do it, these people are awesome! read more

Kula Yoga is hop and skip away from my neighbourhood in Mississauga. The location makes it very convenient to attend classes. I signed up earlier this month to try them out for a month before I commit to any future classes. They have a great deal if you are new to their studio, for 30 days, you get access to unlimited yoga classes for $30! You can try both hot and non-hot yoga classes. I am biased towards the hot yoga classes. There is something about being in a nice warm room appealing on a cold day out. The classes I have attended have been great. They fill up fast so I would recommend getting there 15-20 minutes before your class time for your optimal yoga spot. The vibe at the studio is very zen like, it feels like a yoga studio. I feel calm when I enter the studio. It is nicely organized and their class registration system is computerized. You have a pass, you just scan your card, select your class and you are done! The only downside is the size of the women's change room. It is tiny in comparison to the volume of women that at the studio. Yes they have little cubby hole lockers, great but I would like more room to change after class. I find myself in the hallway or front foyer putting on my clothes because it is so cramp. Drop by this studio you are in the area, you will not be disappointed. read more

Kula Oakville has an amazing vibe to it! As soon as you walk in the door, you are greeted with a smile and feel totally welcomed and included into the space. From the front desk staff, to the trades and the teachers - everyone is so knowledgable and willing to do anything that you may need. After practicing with Kula for just over a year - I signed up for their 200 hour teacher training. This is something that I would also recommend. In terms of the teacher training program - some thoughts... I signed up for the Kula 200hour Teacher Training program thinking that it would be similar to teacher trainings I have taken before. I felt as though I would deepen my yoga practice, learn more about the history of yoga - and learn how to teach some of the yoga postures. What I gained was something totally different. I began to recognize my inner self, and began to recognize what yoga means for me in my life. The training was truly amazing, and I would recommend the program to anyone who was thinking about a Yoga Training either to teach, deepen their practice, or learn more about their inner being. I am so grateful to have been a part of the program and to learn from such exceptional instructors. In general - I am so thankful for Kula for being a inclusive, accessible community; sharing so much with me, and assisting me in my yoga journey! read more

I started a Kula a couple of years ago with a intro pass and now I'm still a intermittent yogi. My preference are weekend morning classes. The first class is a fresh room, it gets gross after a while -__-" There has been a lot of competition over the years! Kula recently renovated and expanded their change rooms (and even added a shower), always helps in a women's change room! The prices are more expensive than other places but over the years I've seen other committed practicing members... from members to instructors now! So the quality of other members is much better :) Namaste. read more

Is it possible to found your soul in a pseudo-industrial, suburban mall? Who would have thunk it...but yes. This is a nice studio. It has all the great elements that a downtown Toronto neighbourhood studio lacks. Lots of free parking? CHECK (you need it, because the odds are you aren't riding your bike or taking transit here) Big bright reception area with retail space? CHECK Big change rooms with nice bathrooms and private showers? CHECK Hot and Standard Temp rooms? CHECK Great coffee shops, resto-bars, and shopping for apres-yoga indulgence? Uuuuuh...NO. This is a suburban studio located in what my downtown inklings would call a soul-less semi-industrial park. ===================== THE STUDIO ===================== Great practice rooms, with great amenities. ===================== THE INSTRUCTORS ===================== My experience is limited to a standard temperature, Level 3 full Ashtanga Primary Series (including all vinyasa variations which I can't do) taught by Grant. He was great...strong as a beast, inspiring, encouraging. The other teachers at Kula Oakville, I'm not overly familiar with. ===================== THE CLASSES ===================== Ashtanga Primary Series classes are funny...because you know EXACTLY what you are going to get, no matter which studio you go to. The sequence of postures is exactly the same, and the pace may vary a bit, but for the most part is pretty similar. It's kind of like going to McDonald's in Paris, France...you know what you're going to get...even if the view is a bit different. It's a hard class. You will be challenged. It is not for the inexperienced or faint of heart. As a class experience, I actually found the room a bit cool, so getting into some of the binds was a bit difficult. I don't like a HOT 39C room, but I do have an appreciation for what a little warmth (as opposed to chill) can do for improving flexibility. The class energy was good with some very strong fellow students. Class instruction was good, but as with a Primary Series class, minimal "adjustment" or instruction is offered. This is not a fault of the studio or instructor, but the nature of a traditional Primary Series class. As to their other classes, Kula offers a LARGE variety of classes (Hatha, Yin, Vinyasa, Ashtanga, restorative, pre/post natal, kids, etc) in both hot and standard temperature rooms. You will be able to find a class to fit your needs. ======================= THE CONCLUSION ======================= It's a beautiful studio. They have a large variety of classes and both hot and standard temperature rooms. If you go here...you have a car...and live in the 'burbs. If you live downtown, odds are you won't be travelling to Oakville for yoga...given the offerings in the City. BUT, it's definitely worth checking out though to see what a suburban studio offers. read more

Kula is a beautiful studio. It's great that they have a large selection of classes that you can try, some are hot and some are regular temperatured. Nice and clean space, very relaxing. read more

The yoga studio at Kula Oakville is "ok". There are a few things they need to improve upon. There is a lack of studio etiquette at Kula, people are having conversations in the studio and do not pay attention to the "no talking sign" on the door and I find it very distracting. Also, they allow people to enter the studio even when classes have already begun. The change rooms are TINY and it is difficult to find a place to change. Their prices are also significantly higher then other studios in the area. I think their 10 card pass is 158 dollars and you can get an unlimited monthly pass at Moksha for 100- after taxes after purchasing the initial 30 day trial. Kula has no flexibility around pricing even though you have been a client for a long time. If you are away on vacation while on your trial month and do not get your next pass at a discount they will make you pay full price. I've gone to Moksha and have forgotten my mat and they've given me a mat at no charge. The studios there are absolutely silent and you can actually get into a meditative state before the teacher walks in. People there are also a bit more courteous as they do not throw down their mats and purses, cell phones etc are not allowed in the studio. I've been at Kula where people are dropping their mats around you, carrying their purses, their keys rattling etc. On a positive note there are some really great instructors there if you can get past all of the noise in the studio and hallways before the class. I do find the experience and the people at Moksha WAY better than Kula. They are nicer, more flexible, teachers are great, studios are silent and the change rooms are 3 times the size of Kula and the price is much better. At Kula it seems they just want to make money, at Moksha you really feel they are more interested in the yoga experience and living. read more

I cannot say enough good things about this studio. I went there regularly for almost 3 years and loved every class. Every class is different, which keeps it interesting. Each instructor has their own take and perspective, and I always leaving having learned something new. I have never expanded my yoga boundaries so much! The studio is spacious which I like too. read more

The first time i went to a yoga studio was KULA i was just trying it out for the 30 day trial . i ended up loving it, a bit of a struggle at first but im getting better. its so clean and everyone is so nice. its a bit pricey but worth it! :))))) read more