There are many yoga studios, most are good. There are few…read moretrue sanghas - yoga communities based on genuine yogic principles and practices. Balanced Planet Yoga is such a place , an oasis of experiential learning nearby yet well worth the drive if you are distant. Good yoga teachers are not uncommon, exemplary yoga teachers are not so common yet to be found beyond in good number here. Come, work, play, grow. Namaskar

I have been practicing at BPY since they opened about 9 years ago. They have a create a wonderful,…read morewelcoming and supportive community there. The teachers classes vary a bit (check the descriptions), but all are very good!

the culture of powerhouse is welcoming and warm, the staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and the…read moreowner (michele) is a phenomenal business owner and community leader

From the owner: Pilates Mat, Pilates Reformer, Yoga, Aerial Yoga, Pilates Mat, Barre, Kickboxing, TRX, Meditation,…read moreTabata, PowerFit, Cardio, Strength training, online streaming classes

My daughter and I went to Halo for her birthday. I made a…read morereservation for a Saturday afternoon for the Himalayan Salt Rrom. We got lucky and were the only 2 in the in the room, so that was cool. It was incredibly relaxing! You are given a blanket and hot wrap for your neck. For 45 minutes you just lay back at let the salt do it's work. Staff was very nice. There are lots of interesting classes and therapies to try. I'm hoping to return.

Nothing short of an amazing experience. I love this place. Everyone is so friendly and knowledgable…read moreabout the health benefits of each service. I had my doubts and how good the salt room was but it was awesome! It really does break up the mucus in your lungs and relaxes your nerves. I can't wait to keep coming back.

I must have walked by this studio 30 times before I actually went and signed up for a class. I…read morecouldn't get over how large this place is. I have yet to run into a yoga studio in south Jersey that has this much space. The place is stunning...I know because it stunned me. The lobby is warm, welcoming, calm and inviting. There is a lot of seating and a living room area with water/tea/magazines/etc. There are men's and ladies locker rooms in the back with showers and everything you will need to 'reset' after your practice. Lots of studios offer mat storage, here you can hang them completely open and let them dry off. Seriously, this studio is huge. The hot room itself is again...huge, it is new, modern, fresh, beautiful. My first visit here, I couldn't get over how lovely this place is. The classes I have taken have been with Suzanne, she is the owner and is very sweet and welcoming. This studio specializes in Hatha yoga featuring Ghosh lineage. Suzanne took the time to tell me that this is Tony Sanchez yoga not Bikram Choudhury yoga. There are several classes offered, the core 26, the core 30 and the master core 40. I have only taken the core 26 because that is the most frequently offered class and all I could make work around my work schedule. So here is my humble opinion about the yoga. This to me looks like Bikram, call it whatever you like....it still looks like Bikram. The room is not as hot or as humid and the grips are different in some of the poses. Everything else..... Bikram. If you are a practicing Bikram yogi, you will find that you are doing the grips incorrectly here. Such a minor detail, but worth mentioning. This studio is new, the owner told me she has only been around for a few months at this point. I hope she gets more students and is able to keep this lovely space open. I have only taken a few classes here and have found some of the other students to be very discourteous to both the instructor as well as the other practitioners in the room. Enter the studio with the intent to practice, bring what you need with you - mat, towel, whatever. I have never seen so many people go in and out of a room during a practice in my life. Stepping out for a towel, then out for water, out for a potty break, out for more water, out because it is too hot, out for whatever other stupid reason. This is a 90 minute class, get your act together and stay in the room. All of this commotion and exiting changes the temperature in an already not that hot room. It is distracting and simply rude to the person leading the class. There is an etiquette in yoga, some ... not all ... of the people that practice here do not seem to care about that. Overall, this is a nice studio and I would recommend it to anyone who wants a hot practice but is intimidated by 105 degrees and 40% humidity of traditional Bikram.

Suzanne is one of the nicest, most gentle yoga teachers I've come across in 5 years of doing hot…read moreyoga and she put together a beautiful studio. You feel relaxed as soon as you walk in and the room is huge - a great space and probably one of the biggest if not the biggest in the area. I love HOT yoga, used to doing Bikram in 100+ degrees but like that she keeps the temperature a little lower, around 95 degrees. Might not seem much of a difference but it is. I also love the Vinyasa classes they just started with Justin. If you're not into hot yoga, they offer Yin classes. They have decent size changing rooms and showers which is a plus. If you are an avid yogi or brand new to yoga, I highly recommend checking out Bluedeer!

Brett's classes are always exactly what I need! I am able to completely let go! Brett's sequencing…read moreis thoughtful and cues are spot-on. My practice has developed under his instruction and attention. He is a gifted teacher and I feel lucky to have found him. Marie's classes are also amazing! Her thoughtful sequencing, fun playlist, attention to alignment and cues and her sense of humor make for a fantastic and fun hot yoga class! The last few classes I've taken with Regan have been wonderful. Her attention to alignment is demonstrated in a way that is unique to any other teacher's I've experienced. She brings the asana to life from thoughtful instruction to a lovely flow that all gets tied together in a way that, by the end of savasana, I feel I've taken a beautiful journey. It's not often that I feel such a release of emotion as I did in today's class. I've also taken a few classes with Taylor, Brittany and Jeannie and WOW!. This studio is loaded with talented, caring teachers who bring 100% to each practice and I look forward to every single one. Marianne and Emily, at the front desk, are welcoming and helpful and set the tone for a very relaxed practice and each class ends with a cold towel to help me cool down. Thank you, Yoga Six Marlton, for bringing me back to my practice and getting me excited about yoga again!

Very poor customer service. They took my daughters money for a "trial" week and then limited her…read moreto 3 classes instead of the 10 that were promised. When I approached the owner Maryanne, she was very rude and talked over me and told me to stop talking. My daughter even brought a friend and three of them were going to sign up for the membership but now will go to another Yogasix where customers are appreciated.

A peaceful setting...check Friendly…read morestaff/instructors...check (so far) Studio with good space...check; you could fit 25 people with room to spare. Parking availability...check; private lot Decent schedule...check; see the website since events change up the routine. Good pricelist...check, it's average. To name a few: 60 minute drop-in are $13, new students 3 for $30, $50 for 5 class card (more price packages available). I came to yoga grumpy after a crappy workday and left 3 degrees much happier. I really can't complain about the class I had and I really liked the studio space. I'll be back to get my buddhi on the mat.

I take vinyasa yoga with Karen on Wednesdays here and she is a great teacher! The place is really…read morenice and the ambience is perfect for yoga and meditation. Highly recommend it!

I loved going there but unfortunately the evening classes were abruptly cancelled with very little…read morenotice. There are people over 55 that still work full time.

I signed up for the Chair Yoga class (not as wimpy as it sounds) The second class was easier than…read morethe first. The instructor, Andrew, is very knowledgeable, kind and forgiving. Don't worry if you are a beginner; it doesn't matter. The best part about any exercise class is how you feel afterwards. Sue B

With the lack of photos/good reviews, I was skeptical to try this place-- but it's close to home so…read moreI tried it out anyway. The studio was clean & the hot yoga was HOT which is all I look for! Keep in mind, every studio practices differently. This studio mainly offers a "Hot Yoga Class" & does the same 26 poses every time-- I tried different instructors & it seems they all follow a script. The instructors helped me out by correcting my form & some explained the health benefits of certain poses during class which I thought was nice!

Holy hotness that was an experience! I like to experiment but I don't think I'll be sticking with…read morethe hot yoga again. Regardless of my preference, Barkan Hot Yoga was wonderful to me. I was treated with open arms and kindness. The studio is very clean and they have strict but reasonable rules that patrons follow (see their website). I highly recommend a heavy towel, water and a mat. There is 1 bathroom and it includes a shower, which is spotless. When the class begins it seems innocent, a little sweaty and the instructor starts off easy. By the end of class I was dripping like I walked through the splash zone of an amusement park. The word 'hot' in hot yoga is an understatement. I'm pretty sure hell is only a few degrees higher. I knew I could leave at any time but momma didn't raise a quitter. I made it through! My body felt rejuvenated compared to its normal self, but I can't put myself through that heat again. Wow, that was HOT.

The "SHINE family" Truly disappointed ...unfortunately I…read morecan only make (bad) assumptions about how this business runs from my own experience. I find it very disheartening, especially for a "holistic zen"-type establishment I was part of for years. SHINE in a few words: materialistic, pseudo-yoga, trendy.

I am 50 and hormonally challenged. After weight gain and a feeling of great self loathing. I knew…read moreI had to re commit to yoga. I did yoga for many years in NYC, (my previous life) So I decided to revisit Shine Power Yoga in Maple Shade. I took Jana's class: Friday at noon. Jana's generosity as a teacher has really helped me to come every week and start to really connect inward. She has the right balance of the physical with the spiritual. Her break down of challenging poses is sooo helpful. You feel truly embraced...very healing. Thank you Jana...you are gifted

This studio is clean and inviting. Casey is a very attentive instructor, she really guides and…read moremakes sure your movement is correct . I highly recommend.

This place is so fabulous. Carole and Sylvia are such…read moreamazing instructors. They have great cues & energy. (I'm also a Pilates instructor and a physical therapist, for what it's worth) I came here for 2 weeks while visiting my folks (I live in CA) & this place is better than any studio in SF or Encinitas. Wish I could take their classes daily.