I tried Salt Yoga on a whim just looking for something different then my usual Pilates classes. One…read morething that drew me to Salt Yoga was the heated yoga session as I have always wanted to try it. It didn't disappoint. I easily signed up on the app purchased one class to try and showed up. The class room is cozy and tranquil. The room heated isn't overwhelming and they provide mats, bolsters, and blankets to utilize. They have wipes and sprays available to clean at the end as well. From the start of class to the end it was cohesive and inviting...as it's my first time doing yoga it was amazing! I defiantly plan to join and attend more classes.

Let's talk about love and my first hot yoga experience here at Salt Yoga…read more I sweat. Even my belly button sweats, so naturally, the idea or even mention of hot yoga made me sweat. It took the forecast of an eminent blizzard for me to gain the courage to try hot yoga. My experience was like a Savage Garden song. I walked in and was warmly greeted by a well-run check in system. Once I filled out my paperwork, I was given a key-card tag to swipe when I attend classes in the future - something I have never seen at a yoga studio. Complimentary mats are available for use. There is a retail side where you can purchase some really cool yoga clothes, mats, etc. Cubbies are available to stuff purses and shoes in before entering the yoga room. It is beautiful, inspiring and comfortable with red brick walls and only a few mirrors. An infrared heating system kept me warm, never hot. The music was recognizable and kept the pace of poses while the peaceful and encouraging instructor guided us. The strength and sweat class was challenging, but I could see any level of yogi coming in and feeling good with the modification options which were explained. Yes, I did sweat; no, it wasn't uncomfortably profuse. After the class I felt so good I looked up the benefits of hot yoga and found them: Detoxifies the body Increases circulation Strengthens the cardiovascular system Improves skin appearance Strengthens the immune system Reduces pain and cellulite Here's to courage, heat and Savage Garden-like love.

Very friendly staff Well trained and applicable for all…read morelevels of experience. Not too warm but warm enough

Great YOGA studio! Most of the classes are advanced; they're fun, challenging, and perfect for body…read morealignment, strengthening and detoxification. The studio is modern, clean, and well equipped. Plus they have an awesome selection of yoga apparel and manduka mats. Try one of the classes taught by Gabrielle, Liz, Keri, Megan or Kris!

Mama Baby Yoga here is so fun! I have been going for about 4 month, and it is always relaxing, fun,…read moreand good for lots of smiles. If you have a little one, you should definitely bring your baby and carrier or wrap and give it a go. The space is very nice with lots of room and equipment. The drop in rate is $10 and on your first visit you get 10 days of yoga for $10. Celeste is the instructor for the class I attend. She is amazing. She selects great music and teaches you ways to interact with your baby while relaxing yourself.

The Yoga Room is located on the side of a strip mall. There is plenty of parking. I call the…read morerestorative yoga taught by Rebecca my lazy yoga class. I have been attending this class for many months and love the pace and variety of poses. This class helps me slow down and be mindful of what my body needs to feel healthy and more at peace.

There are two kinds of people in Tulsa: those who know about this place, and everyone else…read more I moved to Tulsa two years ago with a variety of health ailments consistent with the Millennial condition and a vague notion that Pilates might help. I'd grown to understand exercise as the necessary punishment for a lifestyle high in carbohydrates (aka as a young adult I was raised on a diet of overpriced bootcamps), and the greatest discovery at Total Pilates was that exercise could (should?) actually function therapeutically. Did you know you could "look forward" to "working out"? Through migraines and aches and pains and ups and downs this place has kept me from going unhinged. Lisa (owner) has assembled a gifted team. Given my sensibility I work primarily with Jeanie, who was originally described to me as an architect of pain but is actually more like a shaman, or a highly skilled orthopedic specialist? Have you ever taken an exercise class from a radio personality? Now that Pilates is my singular personality trait I've visited studios on both coasts. We are spoiled to have access to this team and the space. I insist on bringing people here when they visit town.

This place is close to my home and I had gone to floor Pilates regularly a few years ago. There was…read morenot a reformer class when I was there like I had hoped but there was the spring class but it was hard to get into it. It was hard to get into the classes so I stopped going. Recently, I contacted the studio again to try to attend classes again and again, I received an initial contact but when it came down to scheduling a class, I didn't get any response. Very frustrating and disappointing.

Good atmosphere and vibe.. and equipment is solid - I'd def check it out and 24/7 acrcessread more

Nice gym, plenty of space and equipment, okay price. 4 stars because I wish they had more amenities…read morefor members, a shower, vending machine etc.

I really love this studio. They have everything you need- you can literally just show up! I took a…read morePower Yoga class today, and I enjoy the soft and other classes. The instructors have great energy, and it is a welcoming environment for all levels of yoga students.

I LOVE Be Love Yoga! I am a fan! I started out at the 6th and Peoria location (and still go there…read morewhen I am out that way), love that they have one also in Broken Arrow. I am thrilled that they now have one in Jenks because that is the closest to me. The Jenks location has such a great community feel to it. Everyone is so friendly. And the people are laid back. You don't have to have the latest lululemon on (although I do wear that a lot) and you don't have to be a size zero. The classes are awesome! And they have a wide range from soft yoga to powerful. The instructors will always show you modifications for the poses. They have mats available to use there if you are new and don't have a mat yet. And they have all the props you will need. They have great introductory specials and you can pay a drop in rate or choose from their packages.

Now there is a month that I am attending this place. First I took 3 private to know the deep…read morepilates work that involves breathing and contraction; then, I integrate group class. Annette is a great teacher and she really takes care of every student's health. I was before in other studios, but here I got this "therapeutic" approach. After a month I see the results in my shape, but also in my injured knee recovery. The ladies attending classes are super nice and funny. Not bling bling just partnership and laughs!

Amazing. The owner is so welcoming, and the workout was tough, but really flew by. I look forward…read moreto going again.

If you haven't been in please stop by asap! You won't regret it!…read more Marquita the owner is absolutely amazing and took the time to make sure that I understood why I should take my health seriously. Her story on how she got started and why is so beautiful it encourages you to not only get started but want to support her! I told her how I didn't love cycle the first time that I did it and she ensured me that the music makes the world of difference and to give her ride a chance! She offers cycle, hip hop dance (with stepper), and she even has a hair salon on the second floor! Are you kidding me!?!? Truly a one stop shop for the natural girlies!! I'm so grateful to have found such a gem not only in Tulsa but right on Black Wall Street. **Check their hours online before going!**