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    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Yyoga

    Yyoga

    4.4(10 reviews)
    3.1 kmCentre-Ville, Bruxelles

    I'm in LOVE with Yyoga…read more First, there is a lot of different types of yoga (including Hot yoga and Hot Flow in a 30°C heated room) and many classes per day. So, you have the choice! Wanna relax or get your work out done, everything is possible. Yoga teachers have all their own style and are truly amazing. One advice here, make sure to book your class in advance! Then, the place itself is beautifully designed! It is been done with a lot of taste and sustainable materials. Moreover, it is spacious and plenty of light, just in the center of Brussels. Who would believe it? Last but not least, the staff is AWSOME! When you meet the funders, you understand why this place is filled with so much positive energy and good vibes. Namaste! PS: Ok, this place can be crowded in the women changing room during pick hours. That's why I give a 5 stars and not a 6 ;)

    This is it! Prayer hands up! This is the best yoga studio in Brussels... I don't know how long you…read morehave been looking around, but believe me, your search has come to an end, if I may say so... I came accross a few studios in the city, but as they say, its until you see better, than you know what you've missed, isn't it? Just next to the bio shop "Färm", Yyoga fits perfectly in this "chilled out- treat yourself good" area of St. Catherine. The studio offers four different yoga styles: Vinyasa Flow: Rather dynamic Hot Flow: My absolutely favourite, it's basically Vinyasa Flow in a room, pre-heated up to 35degrees Celsius. It's a booster! I don't know how detoxing it really is (I mean, that mostly depends on your lifestyle...) but it surely is mind-cleasing. You will feel different walking out of that class! Then there is Hot Yoga (which is more or less Bikram, same positions, same lenght...), Pregnancy Yoga and at least but not last Pilates. You could really go there without literally anything on you, just walk in check the schedule and do it! They have yoga mats, towels, soap, lockers, they sell yoga clothes, they just have it all... So honestly, what are you waiting for: Grab a tea and relax... Namaste

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    Serendip

    Serendip

    4.4(13 reviews)
    4.0 km
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    I love this place! I first came to try their yoga classes. They have this awesome offer where you…read morecan try 2 classes for 10 euros before you can decide if you want to subscribe. It was my first time ever trying yoga. It took one gentle yoga class with Emanuelle to convince me and there I was buying their 10 classes for 120 euros subscription. Maybe not the cheapest offer but the teacher, ambiance, spotless facilities, their amazing client service is worth every penny. Less Zara shopping this month I've also tried their back massage and it was fantastic. I look forward to different ones, even though they are a bit pricey. Last, they have all kind of events and special wellness days which all sound interesting. It's a place where you can really leave behind your worries and enjoy some time for yourself! A little treat from time to time is priceless

    Thanks to a gift voucher from amazing friends i could offer myself a treat…read more i went to Serendip for a massage and was very happy of the result when you enter the shop the receptionist offers you a tea and installs you on a "in between" rooms to already start relaxing and leave the noisy city sounds behind you and start chilling little by little before your masseuse comes to pick you up for the massage Dim lighted rooms, warmed up nicely, candles and scents everywhere. what i loved the most once you facing down the ground, is watching the bowl with flowers and candles under you. very calming and beautiful to see - shower after the massage with the products you can find in the shop afterwards is great - super pricey to allow yourself to go back every week but worth doing it at least once in a while

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    Santidas Yoga

    Santidas Yoga

    3.0(1 review)
    2.5 kmQuartier Européen, Bruxelles

    I initially tried Santidas because of their 5-class pack for 50 euros for new students, and I went…read moreto the studio on and off for about a year and a half. My first class was their all-levels "open" class with Sash. My first impression was rather negative. Another new student and I were the first to arrive, and we said we registered online. He looked baffled by this and seemed kind of angry about our presence, but he looked it up and confirmed that we did register online. Despite the complete emptiness of the studio when we arrived, he did not take the time to introduce himself or give us a tour of the studio or tell us where to find mats, blocks, straps, the bathroom, etc. I felt utterly unwelcome. I have done yoga for a while, and I found the class rather difficult to follow because of his voice that sounded like yelling. It was very difficult to understand his cues. There was at least one person in the class who was new to yoga, and she had a hard time following as well. At the end, the next class started coming in, and he let them come right in and set up as we were winding down, which was extremely loud and distracting. I knew after one class that I didn't want to come back to another one of his classes. The next day, I came back to try a beginner's aerial yoga class for the first time with the studio's owner. She was wonderful. I didn't really have any previous desire to learn aerial yoga and thought it would be gimmicky, but the class was at a convenient time for me, so I gave it a try. The instructor explained the history of aerial yoga, how it works, and safety measures. She keeps the classes small, so everyone got a good amount of individual attention. The class is much more interactive than a traditional yoga class, and she was very helpful in answering questions. It was fun and a great workout. I left feeling the opposite of the first class, like I absolutely had to come back. I eventually tried classes with a lot of different instructors, and I liked all of them except for Sash. I found him to be really rude to me and certain other students, often calling us out condescendingly in class when we couldn't do certain poses rather than helping us through them. I always left his classes feeling bad about myself and once even considered giving up yoga altogether because of his attitude. Granted, I was a little rusty, but he scolded me several times during this particular class saying in front of everyone that I shouldn't have gone to a Yoga II class. I have done advanced classes at many other studios in the past, and the philosophy is usually that you do what you can and work towards the rest, but his attitude in this particular class left me feeling humiliated and wanting to give up my practice after 15 years of loving yoga. It was easy enough to avoid Sash's classes until they changed up the schedule. About six months ago, they made it so that his classes were the only ones that matched up with my work schedule, so I ultimately stopped going to the studio. It's a shame, because the other instructors are so great and positive, and the studio is very conveniently located at Arts-Loi.

    Purtherapies - physicaltherapy - Updated May 2026

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