I have been coming here for months now and only have great things to say!…read more The teachers are thoughtful, knowledgeable and so friendly. I've taken classes with Aspen, Carolina, Alex, Laura, Iza and Will and they've all been kind, generous teachers. The community at the studio is great- classmates are welcoming and friendly. The studio is clean and mats are spaced in a way that gives everyone enough room. I love that the studio offers special events like yoga Nidra with Carolina, and Kundalini and Sound Baths with Aspen Rose.

I was hoping to like this place and i enjoyed it the first few classes but the majority of the…read moreinstructors are rude and not super friendly or inviting and made me feel like I was unwanted every time I showed up. There was maybe two instructors that I actually enjoyed their classes and made an effort. I understand it's small but yoga is also for everyone and I did not enjoy my experience compared to other yoga places I've been.

Amazing studio with instructors who all have their own varied styles but it keeps the classes fun…read moreand challenging! This place is a hidden little gem in Mountlake Terrace. IYKYK! They also occasionally have sound baths or breathwork workshops!

Vapid and gossipy studio. When I entered the people gossiping at the front desk appeared annoyed by…read moremy enthusiastic hello. I was very disappointed to discover one of those people was the teacher. The other girl, I'm assuming she worked there? Put her mat directly on top of mine as class was starting so she could see herself in the mirror and I had to move so I didn't get kicked in the face, and there was plenty of space, but I guess she really needed to see herself take breaks the entire class. The instruction was not good. There was no firm correction, the cues were all over the place. In the middle of class the instructor stopped and asked everyone what they were doing later. I come to yoga to be present so I can carry that with me, I don't want to think about what's happening later when I'm here to work on being present in the moment. I went back several more times because I signed up for the new student special and it was all the same. The community that regularly attends all like to gossip and they LOVE when the teachers ask what they are doing later. It's safe to say there is no enlightenment happening at this studio. If you are looking for a studio to gossip and or be treated as if you don't exist and are NOT interested in strengthening your practice or clearing your mind, this is the studio for you! If you want to go somewhere with a high vibe that is welcoming and will help you grow your practice keep looking because this studio is not it.

Good teachers for all levels. I have taken classes from there for years. They come with the…read morehighest recommendations

I have taken classes at Two Dog Yoga studio for more than 7 years. Two Dog Yoga is an outstanding…read moreyoga studio and much more. In addition to daily, standard asana classes with outstanding teachers who walk their talk, two dog offers other yoga classes such as yoga for pain relief, restorative yoga, yoga nidra, and yoga workshops, In addition, the studio hosts events that nourish the body, mind, heart and spirit. Some of these include sound baths, meditations, concerts and dances. The studio looks out for the greater Lake City and world communities by offering free yoga classes for seniors at the Lake City Community Center and fund raisers for Yelapa, Mexico, the location where Two Dog gives an annual retreat. Two Dog places a high priority on building relationships. Give Two Dog a try. You will feel welcomed there!

I've been going to this studio for the past several months and really enjoy it. I was originally…read morereferred by my medical provider who described Iyengar Yoga as "alignment Yoga". I'm very tall, so my reason to start a regular Yoga practice was mainly about correcting my posture. I've noticed a much better awareness and improvement in my posture since I have been attending. I also really enjoy the group of people that go to this studio. There are a lot of regulars and everyone who comes is very friendly. Highly Recommended!

I've been taking classes at Tree House for about four years now. I really appreciate the level of…read moreknowledge (both of yoga and anatomy) the instructors have -- I have two permanent injuries that greatly affect my flexibility and which poses I need modifications for, and they are very careful and helpful. There is also none of that "competitive" vibe from the other students that I have experienced elsewhere. It's a very supportive and welcoming environment.

This is such a sweet place to land. I can show up and just be me. I have enjoyed classes here and…read morealso participated in the teacher training which took place at this studio. I especially appreciate that Twist has 2 locations and offers so many classes. There has not been one class I haven't liked and I have taken 150+ classes with Twist.

Being 60+ and with various older musculoskeletal injuries, I was not looking forward to starting…read moreyoga, but did so at my wife's request. Thank goodness I listened and thank goodness it was with Twist Yoga. The instructors are well trained and well practiced, and show patience and humor while gently encouraging students to expand their repertoire of the many yoga positions. Surprisingly great exercise and remarkably effective in relieving the aches and pains of my body, including sciatica. I'm not close to being a master, but joining Twist Yoga has made a great positive change in my physical health and in a relatively short time. Highly recommend.

Visiting Seattle from out of town, I took an All Levels class one Sunday morning and it was just…read morewhat I needed after a day of travel. The class was comprised of a diverse group of students -- truly all levels, all sizes, all ages, and many different abilities. It's always refreshing to take a "real people" yoga class! I would heartily recommend this studio as a place to learn or revisit the basics. Also, you know you've got a great yoga teacher when she starts the class by asking you what you want. People asked for shoulder work, core work, releasing low back tension, and she designed the class on the spot around those specific requests. Now that's someone who knows her yoga, not just a 200 hour certificate teacher who sticks to the same three vinyasa flow routines.

I've loved Whole Life Yoga for years. Their Viniyoga approach is adaptable to new and experienced…read moreyogis alike. This isn't an aerobics class calling itself yoga; it's an informed, safe, mindful, calming, energizing practice that can be as challenging as the student wants. I'm a 20+ year practitioner and I like a more challenging practice but I see newer students enjoying practice too. I especially love how there are always millennials mixed in with retirement- aged yogis. With covid they closed their physical space and moved to zoom classes. I'm amazed to say that even the zoom classes are wonderful. I was skeptical, but Kim (the owner and only online teacher I've had) still helps with alignment if she notices you need help, and I still get that Whole Life Yoga feeling of calm and grounding.

My first hot yoga class with Vidal was in 2006. Since then, I have practiced at a lot of studios…read moreand had the opportunity to have a wide range of experiences at them. When paying for products & services, the most important part is that you get what you came there for. For example, if a restaurant has great ambiance, good parking, and is reasonably priced - you wouldn't go if the food wasn't good. So, the core of a yoga studio is the teacher. Vidal is simply the best. He's the real deal. A true warrior of compassion with a lifetime of training in yoga, martial arts and many other things that make him the gem that he is (including that he's a culinary master :b). His way of leading the class and the environment he has created at Lakeview Yoga is the reason a person would go to a class/studio instead of practicing at home. One of my favorite parts about being there, is he gently holds in place the delicate etiquette of a studio. No, talking in the yoga room makes for a true meditation space. Where can you even go to let your mind unplug, recharge, not have to react to anything? Vidal's class. Show up, get on the mat, focus on your own gentle gaze, and let him guide you through ninety minutes of mind and body altering breathing and movement. I live in Puyallup these days, so the trek to Kenmore to get this experience takes something. I make the journey when my schedule allows and I am never, ever disappointed. p.s. If you can hear yourself in the yoga room, you're too loud. That means, entering, laying out your mat, moving through your practice or leaving the room. Being as quiet as possible in the room is a gift to the other folks that have paid to be there and need the time to recharge, too. The exception is some of the breathing exercises which are meant to be loud. There is nothing quite like a room full of people moving together in silence. And wait for the cues from your instructor. Stay with his voice and let him drive. He's a great driver, too, but that's a story for another day. Get on the mat at Vidal's if you can - because it's like gold there. If you can't make it there just get to any hot studio you can. The training will be there for you. Three times a week and your entire life will be unrecognizable. You can take that to the bank. Be kind. xoxo

I have been taking classes here for almost a year and highly recommend it for people of any skill…read morelevel. The instructors encourage you to challenge yourself while also respecting your body's limits. The atmosphere is very friendly and welcoming, while also being quiet and peaceful. Attending the classes regularly has helped me build a lot of strength and flexibility. I've surprised myself with some of the postures that I'm not able to do that seemed impossible before.

Beautiful studio, fantastic community, and a diverse range of yoga styles, classes, workshops,…read moretrainings, and retreats!!! Twist Yoga is a favorite of mine! Really wonderful, warm and inviting atmosphere; bright and clean studio (always the right temperature too!); friendly, knowledgeable, inclusive and professional instructors, each brings their unique flavor when it comes to yoga style, cues, sequences, meditation, music... Everybody is welcome here! My 10-year-old loves joining for outdoor yoga, for some quality mom and daughter time!!! Jen (the owner) and Sarah (the GM) are terrific! Their dog sidekicks Chewy and Kali are often around and kind of local celebrities... The Twist studio is a low-pressure, judgment-free, non-competitive, and inclusive yoga environment. Truly a great place to get your yoga on!

Twist Yoga-Edmonds is a lovely studio and they have great teachers. Attending class is always a…read morehighlight in the week.

This studio is lovely for its variety in courses it offers and the caliber of its instructors. That…read morebeing said I just wanted to give shout out to Helen's Myofascial Release class aka Tune-Up on Tuesday evenings. Helen's focus is amazing. Her guidance through the class is superbly calming and masterfully thorough. She also has an expansive knowledge of the anatomy and clearly explains the purpose of all of our actions as we progressthrough the course. The fascination she has with her area of expertise and zeal in sharing her knowledge is refreshing and enlightening. This class has become a weekly ritual.

Lovely experience. Friendly instructors. Easy parking. Reasonable prices. Good yoga flows very…read moreenjoyable