Tanya is kind and caring. I am so glad I attended her training, no where else would I have received…read moresuch a well rounded education on the therapeutic side of yoga. Forever grateful.

I love the new setup! I haven't been here since they moved to the front of the strip mall they're…read morein. There's much easier and more ample parking at this spot. They have a nice entry way to leave your boots or shoes. They finally have a changing room and bathroom in the hallway not in the yoga studio. Awesome! YogaMN offers complimentary water, tea, or coffee. Their tea choices are fabulous! Cubby holes for your bags and a wall of hooks for your coats in the winter. There are two studios. The back one is for hot yoga and the front one is for their other classes. Intro to yoga, Barre, etc. I started out with their When Pigs Fly yoga. It was a wonderful relaxing stretching class for beginners. The perfect class after a day of sitting at a computer desk all day! Since it was on my birthday I could just bring a canned good for the class. Plus they had a great discounted deal for 5 classes for $50 that I had to take them up on. I hope to become a regular here. The receptionist and Yogi were both so warm and inviting. Remembering all of the regulars names and starting conversations with everyone. They even have additional classes about health, nutrition, communication and all sorts of rotating topics. This yoga spot is such a wonderful addition to Plymouth! I love it!

What a great little studio! I'm in the middle of my first free week (with a food shelf donation,…read morewhich is an absolutely fabulous idea!). So far I have done hot 60 and restorative yoga. Both very different but equally wonderful. The studio is in a strip mall, but once you enter the front doors it's like it's own kind of paradise. They offer free tea and water, there is plenty of cubby storage for your things, and everyone is very welcoming and helpful. The only downside is that the smaller room gets a little cramped when the class is full, but the instructors handle it in stride and makes jokes about not tickling each other's feet. I have felt a slight air of judgement a few times from others in the class, but that can't be held against the studio, and I try my best to ignore it since I'm only there for myself (they're probably just jealous of my amazing savasana skills!) This place really is a wonderful break from the world, and I'm so glad they offer the free week to try all of the classes out!

I've taken 2 classes so far and I love it! It's great with people who have flexible schedules and a…read morevariety of different classes you can take. The wobble-lates class if my favorite! The studio is comfortable and the instructors won't push you to do anything you don't want to do but to just do what you can especially because I'm not that skilled but I don't feel intimidated at all. Nobody's perfect, everyone in class struggles once in a while. The environment was very friendly and the instructors are reaffirming and helpful. It's not too traditional or religious feeling, it's very fun and motivational!

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)

Wow, I had a great experience here!…read more Coming in as a ClassPass newbie, I didn't know what to expect. It's kinda tucked back in an business center complex? But don't let the exterior fool you: inside is a magical yoga haven. Upon entering, I was greeted by the front desk staff member and shown around. I came early so looked around their merch/shop area - it was so pretty with shiny things and plants I was mesmerized! Then, I went into our class room for the day and my jaw dropped. This stunning space is inside a business center building?! Magical kalediscope-like skylights, sun streaming in, huuuuuuge ceilings, and stunning wood floors with beautiful lavender walls. The instructor Ted was incredible, too! I went for a more restorative stretching class and it was perfect. I loved his way of guiding postures and interjecting some yogi wisdom into the session. You can tell there's a true community here - people knew each other, one woman brought her daughters to celebrate her daughter's birthday, folks chatting before and after class. I love that. This was a wonderful first experience, and I hope to be back soon!

World class yoga instructors here. Inviting friendly people at the front desk. Love the variety…read moreof yoga offered at convenient times. There is also great shopping here with books on yoga, spirituality, self help, etc, crystals, gifts, high quality props - really anything the modern yogi might need.

I love coming here. The only reason I am leaving 3 stars is because no one told me that it costs…read moreonly $40 a month if you go exclusively to kids classes. I paid $94 since my baby was 3 months old and coming only to kids classes. I canceled during the holidays and decided to come back only to find out a much cheaper rate that I could have been paying in the past 9 months. I had no idea! And I looked online as well at their class options. This was not offered as an option. Also, it sucks that you can't put your membership on hold! My baby was sick and we couldn't come for 2-3 weeks but I still had to pay $94 for that month! Come on! The gym seems behind in technology and they should educate their attendees better about the membership options. My baby loves coming to class here. The crawlers yoga is very fun! Songs, playing, sounds and communicating with other toddlers.

I have visited Blooma a handful of times across the last few years. I've been there as a non…read morepregnant, a pregnant, and a post partum woman. I want to love this place- truly. They have created a community in this studio for women and children, have childcare, and allow you to come and go as you please. They even often classes where you are encouraged to bring your baby and either practice yoga/barre, feed, or even sit and close your eyes. The space is truly yours to do what is calling to you. That part I love, love, love. Now for what I don't love. Unfortunately the atuis a little small and the yoga mats they provide are a little.... worn and torn. But mostly, I have felt a bit intimated going there. Many of the instructors and women practice eastern/holistic practices which I think is absolutely great! I have so much respect for that. But I didn't feel respected for my choice to practice western care- especially when it comes to child birthing. Maybe it was this one instructor- and I am not giving them a fair chance? But I felt daggers for being a suburban, working mom and who had a western childbirth. And that is not welcoming. Also- I wish the studio had mirrors to work on form. I think there are a lot of great concepts here and with minor tweaks can get there!

Love this place, great variety of classes and the sweetest instructors. Absolutely LOVE their Bar +…read moreBurn class! They have bathrooms, showers, lockers, lots of weights, and a large studio space for the workout. Parking can be tricky at times, they have designated spots in the parking lot but those tend to fill up fast. There are plenty of meters close by but also free parking a block or so away. I tend to park for free on the side streets which is about a 5 minute walk. Overall a great gym to be a part of!

Love the vibe' No phones in the studio which i love…read more If you are looking for a hot yoga class in a great space check this place out. Locker room is big & there's showers too Cute cafe, friendly people.

Mov is a great hot yoga studio with so many classes. I've done the entry month, and stopped in…read moretwice for a free birthday session. I really like them. Last week, they had iced tea for free in the little sit down area after class. Nice touch. They've been doing this for years I think. You really improve with flexibility with the heat, and that is great if you aren't hyper mobile, which I. am. not. (Thankfully!) MOV does a great job making sure everything is clean and there is no mold smell anywhere in the building, etc! I unfortunately will not join up again because it is too far from my home, and I wheeze and get a headache when around moldy smells from some men's mats or clothes (Sorry men, it is never women!... yet). Then they (some, not all men) cover the moldy smell with some good and smelly detergent or fabric softener, making me wheeze from the chemicals. Just so you know, I love men, but their system is less sensitive to mold, and well, then they don't know they smell (or they think they covered it up, dang less sensitive to mold men!). :( My last free class I had to move, and pissed off an angry yogi. C'est la vie, get over it, and I gotta do what I gotta do. I only slid my mat back to an open spot to get away from the smell, and breathe! Said thank you and sorry and got a dirty look. She had space to move from me as she wanted space on both sides of her, I guess. Hey, I got a free smoothie on my birthday too! Very generous of them! And Dave gave me a copy of his book! Thanks so much Mov and Dave! I hope you are around for a good long while. If my system gets stronger, I'll probably join sometime, at least for a month like January!