I am new to CorePower and had the opportunity to take Maya L's yoga sculpt class. She was…read moreknowledgeable, enthusiastic and encouraging. I really enjoyed her class.

The studio itself is really nice, and the location in La Cañada is gorgeous. My critique is that…read moremany of the teachers at this location seem inexperienced. The classes are consistent because everyone follows the CorePower formula, but I rarely leave feeling like I deepened my practice or learned something new from a seasoned practitioner. A lot of the instruction feels more like executing a system after certification than teaching from years of personal practice. The flows are fine, but there's often a lack of depth and adjustment you tend to get from teachers who have spent a long time immersed in yoga beyond a corporate training pipeline. You notice it in things like teachers forgetting where they are in the flow or struggling to keep pace with the class they're leading, and overly commercial playlists that create more of a fitness studio atmosphere than a mindful one. Overall, this feels more like yoga for people looking for a workout and a pleasant atmosphere than for those seeking a deeper practice. You might describe it as "McYoga", but maybe expecting more from a national corporate chain is unrealistic. And that all said, there's one or two teachers there who actually do know what they're doing.

When I was staying in LA, I took Yoga Flow and Dynamic Flow classes with Kyle. I really liked the…read moreclasses. They were calm and helped me focus a lot. The atmosphere was peaceful and I could really stay present during the practice. I also liked how the intensity built up slowly. It was challenging but not too much, and I felt comfortable following the flow. Now I moved to Boston, and I really miss those classes. They matched me very well and made my routine better. If I go back to LA, I would definitely take Kyle's class again.

I LOVE this studio! Sandra is the best. I look forward to the stretch and restore class every…read moresingle week.

I've been coming to SHYC consistently since late 2024, and it's honestly one of those places that…read morejust feels right the moment you walk in. The vibe is very peaceful and warm. It doesn't feel intimidating or pretentions, which makes it easy to show up as you are, and whether you're having a strong practice day or just need to reset. What really stands out are the teachers. Every instructor I've taken a class with has been incredibly thoughtful in how they guide the practice and meet students at different levels. The community is also super welcoming and genuine. SHYC has become a consistent part of my routine, and I'm really glad I found it.

SHYC is a an amazing place for yoga at all levels. I started a year ago with chair, and now I've…read moregraduated to floor classes. Hatha, Flow, Yin have all been good experiences for me. There's something for every level, so I'm looking forward to continuing my journey and grow stronger.

They offer good classes. However, don't expect much compassion…read more I used to go to the ODD in Silver Lake and have been going to the ODD in Eagle Rock semi regularly since I moved out here. I used ClassPass. We recently had a baby and it's been hard to get fit postpartum. I booked a pilates class, but unfortunately was rushing around just before (you know how it is when you have a window of opportunity to get things done with a very young baby!) Blame clumsiness, blame sleep deprivation- I fell down our stairs. Had to go to urgent care and got put in a boot and on crutches. Unfortunately it was within the no cancellation window for the class. So I concocted a plan - I'd send my mom, who was in town helping me with our baby, to take my class. She'd get a treat and a thank you for all she'd been doing for us, and they wouldn't have a gap in their class. They say the reason you can't cancel is it hurts their business to have a gap last minute, and that's fair, but if you send someone to take the class you paid for, I figured that would take care of them too. I was thinking if she liked it I'd get her a membership for the months she is here helping. Win win. NOT how it worked out. My mom came home very upset - the lady at the desk was mean to her even after she told our story and called me on the phone. The desk lady acted like we were trying to scam her. Ultimately they wouldn't let my mom take my class, so she paid full price for her own. They told her I'd cancel my ClassPass so I wouldn't get charged - well, I just got charged so that was a lie. The whole experience left a bad flavor in both our mouths. I know they didn't have to help, but they could have been nice. They talk a big game about compassion and good energy in classes, so I guess I was hoping for some of the same in a tough situation. Honestly, even after enjoying years of their classes, I don't think I'll go again. It's hard to relax and be in the right mindset in a place where they were mean to your mom because they could. So, yeah. They'll talk a lot about compassion in class, but they will stick it to you even if they're not getting hurt, if they have a way to. It's too bad bc I did enjoy their classes and they have good instructors. But in the end it's all just business. Update: in response to the owner's response below, I do not believe it, because other studios on ClassPass HAVE canceled without charging inside the cancellation window (most recently when my child was born unexpectedly three weeks early), and I sent my sister to take a different class after I got into a bicycle accident a few years ago and that studio didn't cause any trouble. So in addition to how they treated my mom, they're just not telling the truth here and I removed another star because of that. There's a way to do it and they chose not to. I understand not being casually flexible, but on rare occasions there are actual unpredictable emergencies, and in those cases, studios can claim "policy" to refuse or they can show compassion. This is the type of studio that claims to be a place of community but when you actually need community, they go corporate. It's fine if you know that's how they are; it's a nasty shock if you actually thought it was a community.

Karen Resulto is amazing! Great energy and very…read moreencouraging. I was very limited as to what i could do but she worked with me. Fun classes.

What a gem! A yoga studio in Altadena located on the corner of a busy strip mall is wholeheartedly…read morewelcomed! Emily and Chona greeted me when I walked in the door. I actually met Emily from another yoga studio and LOVED her guidance so seeing her made me feel instantly at home. Chona led the class tonight. The best way to describe class was half fluid and half rigid. The first half was warming up and tuning into our body via stretches and easy flows. The second half was a series of asanas that gradually became more challenging as we flowed through. Though it kicked my butt, I welcome it and enjoyed the discomfort in each pose. The space is simple, peaceful, quiet, and most importantly CLEAN! Mentally, I've already made up my mind that I'll be coming here consistently so long as they're on Class Pass.

Grateful that a yoga studio has opened in Altadena. Great…read morelocation and ample parking. The studio is very clean and freshly decorated. Classes to suit all levels. Yogi teachers are all experienced and approachable. Emily and Carrie (owners) are caring people. I have a back issue and when they learned about it, they always make it a point to remind/show me to use alternative poses, so I don't feel like I am missing out. I can't wait to go back!

I absolutely love this studio, mainly because in most classes, I LEARN something about my body…read more Paul's classes, especially, offer such depth and understanding of biomechanics. Nothing beats the intelligence of the Iyengar system, imho! I will say that Paul has a unique way of balancing his precise knowledge with a very spacious accommodation, which is TRULY the art of an engaged teacher. However, there are other instructors here (I won't name names) that unfortunately trigger my sympathetic nervous system with their tone, and overuse of the word "should." As much as I try to get past this, my breath and body just become tight, and I don't move as freely with overly managed instruction. Yoga House could be one of the last studios on the Eastside that uphold the integrity of a yogic learning environment. As a yogi of 25 years, and an instructor myself, I recommend the Iyengar classes to anyone working to heal injuries and those who want to deepen their practice. It's not a miracle, but a more serious approach to yoga can be transformative, on many levels.

A True Sanctuary for Mind, Body, and Spirit…read more I can't say enough wonderful things about Pasadena Yoga House! I recently attended the class for people with mobility challenges, led by the incredible Peggy, and it was truly a transformative experience. As someone living with Lupus and Muscular Dystrophy, finding a movement space where I feel safe, seen, and supported has been a long journey. From the moment I walked in, I felt welcomed--not just by the staff, but by the beautiful community that gathers here. There's a genuine warmth in the room that you can feel, and Peggy's presence and guidance made all the difference. She was patient, attentive, and so compassionate, offering helpful adjustments and making sure each student felt comfortable and included. The studio is clean, calm, and absolutely beautiful. They offer plenty of props to support your practice, and the meditation beginning and at the end of class was the perfect way to wind down and reconnect with myself. It's rare to find a space that honors both your limitations and your potential--but Pasadena Yoga House does just that. If you're looking for a welcoming, inclusive, and healing space to move, breathe, and just be--you've found it. I wholeheartedly recommend this studio to anyone, especially those with mobility challenges or chronic conditions. I left feeling lighter, supported, and truly at home.

I'm in my trial week for hot 8 and was shocked by how quickly I became a fan. The front desk staff…read moreand the instructors really care about your experience. I've been a long time member of Corepower so I've had my fair share of hot yoga, and it makes me appreciate the way that hot 8 operates - they have multiple types of classes - I tried Strength, Yin, Sculpt, and they're all fantastic. The membership feels so worth it because of the variety of classes and the multiple rooms/times available. I will definitely be returning. Shout out to the front desk staff - they helped me solve issues with my booking process (my fault) and were so kind/patient when exposing the different classes to me. Oh and shoutout to Allison Chiang - the Strength instructor. She brought the energy and spent time on form correction. So key! Finally - there's free parking with validation in the building! Makes it so easy to commit to the practice.

I canceled my membership through the Hot 8 Yoga app, and it clearly showed as canceled on my end,…read moreyet I was still charged another recurring membership fee today. I have called customer service multiple times, called the Pasadena studio all day, left several voicemails, and sent emails -- no one answers or responds. This has been extremely frustrating and disappointing. Hot 8 Yoga is very responsive when trying to get you to sign up for a membership, but when you want to cancel, they do not make the process easy at all. California law requires businesses to provide an easy and accessible way for customers to cancel memberships online, but that has not been my experience with Hot 8 Yoga. Very poor customer service and disappointing business practices.

I love Metta. Sara has been there for me helping me heal and stay active with a multiple sclerosis…read morediagnosis. It is a place filled with love and compassion.

Wonderful place for meditation and yoga. Beautiful, welcoming practitioners. A lovely place to…read morerelax the mind and body.

YogaSix Pasadena has been a great studio for my weekly yoga visits. As a member, they'll pay for…read moreyour metered parking so you don't have to stress to find street parking- although there usually is some further down the street! The staff is always friendly when I come in and they're happy to help with anything. I enjoy the variety of classes offered here, there's something for every need. The classrooms are heated and I definitely work up a sweat for the tough workouts/flows. The cool scented towels after classes are super nice. The studio is cozy! There's no showers, but all the areas including the bathrooms are very clean and well kept. There are lockers with built in locks to store your items. I'm in and out of there after my classes. I also love that they have community events and offer special things like sound baths here and there. I look forward to checking out these events in the future once I'm not so busy.

Really enjoying this studio so far! I've done yoga on and off for years, and most recently I use to…read morego to Corepower but stopped for a few years due to non yoga related injuries. Now that I'm healed, I was thinking about going back to Corepower but the algorithm must have seen me browsing yoga studios and an ad for this place popped up on my Instagram for a $36 for 3 classes intro deal. I was a bit weary of my card automatically getting billed for a membership once my three classes ended, so I called the studio and spoke to Kelsey (She's the daytime studio manager I think) who assured me that there's no catch, I can take the three classes for $36 and decide from there if I want to buy a membership or not. She was super friendly and helpful, she asked me what I was looking for and helped recommend me which classes might be good for me. My first class I took Dahhee's mobility class which I enjoyed. While it definitely feels like yoga, it's not a traditional yoga flow class where you're doing chaturangas and sun salutations between each sequence but a mix of yoga, stretching, and strength building. The second class I took was Kyle's slow flow class. This was more similar to classes I've taken in the past at other studios and I really loved that Kyle integrated her playlist with the movement. The studio is also very welcoming, the first class I went to was an evening class and the evening studio manager Karisma greeted me and helped me check in, while the second time I went during the day and Kelsey was there. There's free combination code lockers in the locker room which is really nice, you don't have to bring your own lock. Parking is fairly easy, they don't have their own lot but there's free street parking on their street. Both times I found street parking right on their street, though they also validate meter parking as the free section is limited. You should give yourself some time to walk over in case you have to park up the street. The two cons I have are: 1) No showers 2) The classes are only warm not hot. I asked Kelsey and she said both classes I took they heat the room to 90 degrees. As someone who's always cold, 90 degrees I'm barely breaking a sweat. The no showers thing actually didn't matter too much because I wasn't drenched in sweat like I usually am after hot yoga. Next week I plan to take the "Power flow" class which I'm told is hotter and also more difficult, so I'm looking forward to it.

Personal instruction tailored to your ability and strength. I saw results after 1x/ weekly private…read more+ 1x/weekly group classes and I have osteoporosis! I've been coming one year now and I don't plan on stopping! You'll learn how to safely strengthen your core muscles as well as your back muscles so that your spine can be held up with greater strength and beauty. XTREME Pilates is now a part of my life. After the results I have seen, I couldn't imagine quitting. I know my body wouldn't like it! I'm gardening, lifting moderately heavy plants, and enjoying the fruits of my training. Thank you, Janine!

I've had the pleasure of seeing firsthand the impact that X-treme Pilates has, not just in the…read morestudio, but in my clinic as well. As a Chiropractor, I work with a lot of patients who also train at XTP, and the difference in their strength, body awareness, and overall movement quality is undeniable. They come in more connected to their bodies, with better control and stability, which makes a huge difference in both their recovery and performance. Janine is incredibly knowledgeable when it comes to the musculoskeletal system, and that really shows in how she coaches and programs. What I appreciate most is how easy it is to communicate with her. I can confidently talk through cases, movement patterns, or specific concerns, and she just gets it. That level of understanding and collaboration is rare and so valuable for patient outcomes. If you're looking for a place that not only pushes you but also truly understands how the body should move, X-treme Pilates is it. Couldn't recommend it more.