Shoes very comfortable Look great as…read moreI can walk all day I hope they make an all black sneaker Excellent customer service

Staff are unhelpful and seem not to want to help you with any questions on what's new . As soon as…read moreyou walk in not even a greeting . I would advise corporate to check cameras and monitor the lazy staff here .

First, I want to make clear this review is solely about the corporate office, which has been taken…read moreover by greedy people who show zero integrity in running a business. The irony of them being in charge of a yoga business is not lost on me. As for any people thinking of joining this studio. You are and will be FINANCIAL PREY as long as you interact with this business. That said, the front desk staff and teachers and individual studio managers are amazing and deserve way more appreciation than they get, and maybe it's time for them to really think hard about that. The new people in corporate will lie, reneg on promises made, and make fraudulent charges with no hesitation in doing so. They agreed to a certain rate for my membership, and although it was never discussed or agreed upon, they downgraded my membership tier without ever disclosing it. I have emails that back this up. However, this isn't one instance. Since the new corporate team has moved in, I have had several charges added to my account that I didn't agree to, I've spoken to people who have experienced the same, and the corporate staff hide behind the people working at the front desk, leaving those workers to deal with clients angered about it because they are too cowardly to answer for their own actions. I cannot in good faith recommend this studio to anyone, and I've been a member since 2014 (which means nothing to them). The new corporate team came in only recently. I suggest everyone here vote with their dollars, which are becoming more and more precious in this economy. Stay conscious in who you offer your money to, and stay aligned with your personal integrity, because this studio has none, in my opinion.

Amazing first experience! Doing both one of there classes and hot yoga! I joined a friend of mine…read morethis past Thursday and I can see where his love for this place comes from. Starting with super sweet and friendly customer service from Hagar. Jordan checks me in and was sweet too. Also want to shout out the maintenance guy Elijah. He was also cool, helpful and has the entire place immaculate. For my class, Philip was our instructor. He was really good. I'd do his class again. But I'm looking forward to returning and trying both other types of classes and instructors. Overall, I definitely recommend it for a great sweat. Parking is offered which is of course great here in Los Angeles.

The Vibe: A philosophy-rooted, music-free, fire-building flow. You will find your breath,…read moreinternal heat, focus, and community energy. The Studio: You walk up the stairs and immediately feel like you are in an urban sanctuary above the city. The space is light, bright, and spacious, with warm tones, natural light, and a calm energy throughout. There are two yoga rooms, an infrared sauna room, changing rooms, and cubbies inside the practice space. The reception area includes complimentary tea, a water station, and a simple self check-in. Friendly staff are present if you need anything. The Class/Teacher (Shiva Flow at 12:30 p.m.): After a morning job, slipping into this midday class was an absolute treat! Michelle May personally welcomed me, made sure I had a tour, brought blocks and a strap to my mat, and introduced herself before we began. We started in Easy Pose, where she opened with philosophy on tapas, the internal fire we step into to burn away what no longer serves. She guided us to notice the breath, then the mind, simply observing. Three collective Oms to connect the room. And then we were off...halfway through Sun B, I realized there was no music, just Michelle's voice and the sound of the room breathing together. It was that powerful. This was a strong, continuous flow with options for Crow, Flying Crow, Flying Splits, and creative transitions, such as Tree to Extended Standing Split and Half Moon to Warrior 3 and back again. Michelle continually reminded us to tap into the fire, breathe, and let go. It was that "non-stop, can't stop, don't want to stop, ahhhh, feels so good" kind of yoga. When we finally came down to the mat, she offered hands on adjustments. In reclined Eagle, she anchored my shoulder and gently guided my crossed knees toward the floor (serious Divine release!). We closed the same way we began, seated, noticing the breath, noticing the mind, three collective Oms. This class was FIRE, but conscious fire. Practical Notes: Free parking lot across the street designated for Shiva Yoga Complimentary tea and water station Self check-in system Infrared sauna room Changing rooms and bathroom Cubbies inside the yoga room Friendly, welcoming staff After Effects: I left feeling calmer, clearer, lighter, and very curious about their Power Yoga class. If this was Shiva Flow, I can only imagine . Such an afternoon gift. I will be back!

After pandemic I was looking for the yoga studio. I tried several ones but they were kind of too…read moremodern for me. One day I saw a banner with SHIVA YOGA invitation and I tried it out. From the first class I got unlimited monthly membership. Shiva Yoga Studio surround you with kindness , love and acceptance without any condemnation. Classes has a convenient schedule and start from 6:15am till 7:30pm, 7 days a week, from gentle classes to power ones , which ever you choose. So many activities and workshops at the studio and outside the studio . All teachers are so wonderful, knowledgeable and unique in their own ways with their own wisdom. The staff are all welcoming and kind. And creators of the yoga oasis is Garth Hewitt. With all appreciation to you , all teachers, staff and everything you do for our community! Namaste Svetlana

Came in on a Sunday to just buy a yoga mat and the person ringing me up gave me SUCH a hard time…read more She wanted identification, my name and email and honestly made me feel discriminated against. If I was a white woman I wonder if I would have gotten this kind of treatment. She claimed that they had been experiencing theft and didn't trust that I had permission to use my friend's card. Never have I experienced this when making a purchase somewhere else. Stay away from this racist place.

I'm familiar with CorePower Yoga; this is the third location I've visited. I signed up via Class…read morePass for the 7:30 a.m. C1 class on Saturday morning. They open the door about 10-15 minutes before the session starts; there is free parking with validation for 90 minutes at the Rite Aid right next door. The instructor was excellent! Knowledgeable, calm, encouraging. She led a great hot session for about 60 minutes. C1 is a perfect option for beginners and experienced yogis as well. The studio is clean and neat, with showers, clean bathrooms, lockers, and merch for sale. 10/10 recommended! ClassPass friendly!

I had the privilege of training with the incredible Bella from align with Bella for an incredible…read moresound bath training. This training was incredibly transformative, and a huge part of that was Lou and the experience of working in his beautiful studio, Astro Gong. From the moment we stepped into the space, you could feel the intention behind it. The studio itself is stunning -- grounding, expansive, and filled with an energy that immediately invites presence and depth. Being surrounded by his collection of gongs and instruments created an atmosphere that felt both sacred and inspiring. Lou is a true gong master. His knowledge, passion, and reverence for the instrument are undeniable. Watching him play and learning directly from him ignited something powerful within me -- a deep desire to connect more fully with the gong and explore its potential. He teaches not just technique, but relationship -- how to listen, feel, and allow the instrument to speak. The experience inside his studio alone was worth it. It felt immersive, intentional, and deeply moving. I left feeling inspired, expanded, and profoundly grateful.

Amazing teachers, staff, beautiful space and incredible practices. I am so grateful I found this…read moresacred place! They also do a lot of fun workshops. This is a must place if you are serious about your practice.

Great and friendly staff. The stretching classes are world class. Teachers are knowledgeable and…read moreprofessional. This studio offers some of the best flexibility classes in L.A.

Great classes and amazing energy Very professional and…read moreknowledgeable training I love stretching there! Very nice and cozy studio as well! can't wait to be back !

I've been going to Natural Pilates for about 8 months now, and it's become a staple in my daily…read morelife! I started out by trying multiple studios around the West LA area, and decided to get a monthly membership at Natural Pilates. The difference between here and other studios is mainly the quality of the instructors. Dayanara and Devon have been my absolute go-tos every week and I've seen the BEST changes in my strength, body, and mood. They're both such incredible teachers I would never leave because of them! The instructors are attentive and always change it up so it never feels repetitive. You'll always feel the workout the next day, which means it's working! :) Natural Pilates is the best Pilates studio in LA by far, so look no further if you're searching for a spot.

First off, the class that's supposed to be for everyone, for all levels, is absolutely advanced…read more The space is really crammed, very tiny, and they fit as many reformers in it as they could, and there's at least one reformer where you have no mirror. So you get this reformer, that is usually the only one left because nobody wants it, and you cannot see anything you're doing. Before you even finished with the class, the people in the class after you stampede their way in, and wait by your reformer while you're still actively working out! Waiting for you to vacate your reformer so they can hop in. It's so uncomfortable. It's like they're waiting by the door like The Walking Dead, and stumbled their way in to hover over you. All in all, I'm not coming back.

I just had my first breath class. I was amazed at how comfortable Grace made the group feel m,…read moreespecially for a newbie like me. My dr told me that breathing exercises should be included for anyone over 60. The front desk is helpful, the studio and locker room clean. Mats and towels are available to rent if you forgot yours or not ready to invest in one. They also sell yoga supplies. I felt fantastic when I left, with a clear head. I highly suggest Sweat Yoga West Hollywood. I'll be back next week.

I attend this studio specifically for the yin soundbath class. One element that truly completes the…read moreexperience for me is the eucalyptus towels during the soundbath portion. Unfortunately, their use is very inconsistent, which is disappointing given that it's part of what sets this class apart. I recently attended after a long flight while dealing with a sinus infection, intentionally choosing this class because the stretching and eucalyptus towels are especially helpful for sinus relief. Once again, the towels were not distributed. I reached out to management afterward to share my feedback, and their response was extremely disappointing. I was told that I had been offered a towel in class and declined -- which is simply not true. This never happened. I don't appreciate being misrepresented, especially as a frequent client. Honesty and accountability matter. Poor customer service combined with dishonesty is unacceptable. I brought a friend with me to this class, and based on this experience, neither of us will be returning.

I've attended sound baths for the past couple of years and Barry's is one of my favorites in LA…read more(Century City). There's a special community presence and feel at this sound bath. Not only does Barry offer great guidance and insights, he also seems to be keenly a tuned to the energy of the room and so every sound bath is different. And afterwards he offers refreshments which gives the chance for people to stay and briefly talk about their experience. Sometimes I leave right after but other times I'll stay for about 10 minutes, which has been extremely valuable. Some sound baths expect you to leave right after, which is ok too, but having the option is really a nice opportunity, especially if you are a first timer. If you are new to sound bath, it's an extremely healing and meditative experience. My simple explanation is, it uses the sound of instruments to heal the body. In ancient African culture they used drumming and other instruments to help heal. I feel that's the principle of sound bath.

What a wonderful sound bath experience this was! Barry used various instruments and created the…read moreperfect container for me to fully immerse in a meditative state. His sound bath was amazing! Highly recommend.

Edit: most positive reviews seem to be about yoga, which I was not aware happened at this location…read more It's a gym with no workout rooms, primarily devoted to personal training, so there may be some mix up. ** Negative parts of this are virtually all for Jason (the owner). I hope in sharing it'll help other people avoid what I experienced. With the exception of Jason, the trainers I worked with here are excellent overall. Devin has so much light in him, and his energy really holds up the corners of this place. I hope he finds a working situation that better supports and nurtures all he has to offer. Iman was great as well, but because this place is patriarchal and has deference to masculine baked in, there were instances in which I saw her feel the need to defer to Jason, which was symptomatic of outdated leadership approaches and an unhealthy work environment. The effects of that misogyny showed through other women there as well, particularly younger women who were in admin or nutrition (and in male-presenting clients with more fem energy). Didn't see it in the seasoned fem trainers. Russell is fun and knowledgable, but I overheard him shit-talking clients on more than one occasion. Matt is further down meathead spectrum, so there was more obliviousness/negligence showing through, but knowledgable about his work. But Jason was negligent outright . His behavior resulted in injury I'm still dealing with ~7 months later, and he wasn't mature or professional enough to simply take responsibility for what he'd done. I went here because I saw the Vanity Fair video that talked about how they help people clean up injuries. I have a back injury from like ~10 years ago that I really wanted to correct, and a more recent shoulder injury, and was very relieved to learn Rise could help. In maybe 3 months of 3ish sessions per week, my back injury seemed to be healed! I was ecstatic. ...but then I ended up with Jason as my trainer 3 times in one week. He was consistently late, eating/doing other stuff that made him distracted, had a kinda negligent vibe. Probably not the way he behaves when working with Jennifer Aniston or whoever, and not behavior I imagine he'd tolerate in a trainer he hired. That Monday, he pushed too hard with his hands when he had me doing a side plank, and it messed up my back again. Wednesday, when I had him as a trainer again, I told him about this. Friday he had "forgotten," so I had to tell him again. But the damage was done. My back was fucked up. Everybody messes up. It's not great when your preventable mistake comes from not being attentive/good at your job. It's worse when that mistake physically injures a human being...especially when those effects are long-lasting. If Jason could've acknowledged what happened and apologized for it, okay. But he kept "forgetting" about it. Then he tried to tell me that I wouldn't get better if I wasn't doing the exercises I did there every day at home....though 3 days a week at their location had gotten my back healthy before, and I had explicitly asked multiple trainers if 3 days a week of training there was a good amount. All said yes. Jason was trying to cover his ass and sidestep responsibility. He later tried to refer me to a back expert or something, acting like the cause of the re-injury was a mystery. So yeah, don't go to Jason. There's narcissism in him, and he may cause you months-long physical pain because he isn't paying attention, and then play it like he has no idea what he did even as you repeatedly speak up about the damage he caused.

Owner (Jason) aggressively approached me in parking lot when he did not like where I parked my…read more Let me know he wanted his client to park in that space. I had an appointment at the salon next door. Told him I was late and needed to let stylist know I was here and ask if they wanted me to move car or have one of their assistants do it. Went back outside to move my car. As I walked back into salon... he came back outside and said... "Good little girl," while clapping slowly. And followed with, "Go inside and get your hair fixed. Interesting that he seems to have a steady stream of clients coming in and out of his gym... As we are in the middle of a pandemic and gyms are still closed.