I took out the 2 week first timers special and did a Pilates marathon, 5 days in a row during my…read morestay in Halifiax. Each class was unique and challenging in its own way. Instructors were engaged, classes were full and each class was fun. If I lived in the city I would be a full time member.

I'm not really a yoga fan for some reason. I think I get too antsy when I do it and just want to…read morebounce and flop around. Moksha is different because it is hot. The room is so warm that you sweat like crazy, actually detoxifying your entire body. This aspect of the yoga makes it more challenging and easier for me to concentrate. I like the schedules they have because it's usually available to anyone's schedule. I you have free time during the week I recommend going then; the weekends are just too busy. I went on a Saturday once and the entire room was full. It was so full that I couldn't even stretch out all the way without hitting someone. The dude behind me touched my foot because we were so packed. The instructors here are great. They are very informative and helpful. If you're doing something wrong they will correct you. One instructor in particular, Melissa, is cool because, in the more awkward poses, she asks if it's alright that she moves you. I liked the respect that she's showing when she does this. Just a quick tid bit. Ladies, don't be afraid to change in front of each other... and stop taking up the toilets to change your clothes! Some of us really need to pee after drinking 1.5 litres of water in an hour. If you're just looking to increase your exercise a bit, maybe try going once or twice a week. That means that buying a whole month isn't really worth it. Unless you plan on going more than three times every week, the monthly pass isn't worth it. I stick to one to two times a week, since it's quite a work-out and my muscles usually hurt the next day.

I've been hitting up the hot yoga since December and I have to say I do love me some Moksha…read more It's a super busy studio, which can be kind of trying on the patience sometimes, but busy= good. One thing I wish they did though was post which instructor was teaching which class. While the majority of the instructors here are amazing, everybody has a different personality and some people jive better than others. Overall though, a great place to sweat it out!

Since there are no reviews yet for Therapeutic Approach Yoga Studio I feel much obliged to share my…read moreexperiences. This is a fantastic place to practice! I went to a class at this studio for the first time about two years ago, and this summer bought an unlimited pass and practiced daily. I am currently enrolled in their Yoga Teacher Training program, and have nothing but good things to say about all of the wonderful people who work and train here. If you're thinking about doing your teacher training in Halifax, I recommend their weekends-program. It spans about 9/10 months and gives you a lot of time to practice teaching while going through the course. Mike, Maxine and Leslie focus a great deal of time on proper alignment and anatomy education, which is essential if you're going to be a safe teacher. The studio's focus is Hatha flow yoga; as well many of the teachers also implement principles from the Baptiste tradition. There is a weekly mediation class, as well as a couple of classes dedicated to the Ashtanga tradition. You will also find family yoga, yoga-dance and prenatal classes. The studio has been around for quite some time and you will find regulars and newbies alike attending classes. I recommend giving this studio a whirl. It is a very comfortable and inviting place to further your practice.

Really enjoyed this place friendly staff helpful and would recommend for beginners to advanced…read moreI would go again I think the chit card for classes is a good idea try a basic class

My experiences are limited to their drop in kid's yoga classes. My little guy has become a regular…read moreand loves it. It is so cute to see him do some of the poses. Big, spacious studio. Small class sizes. The instructor is super patient and knows her audience. Onthemat embraces technology so you can find a full schedule online. You also get an email receipt when you pay for a class. My only complaint is that they don't have any kind of punch card for kid's classes. These would be less hassle than paying at the register each and every class. And hopefully save some money too because saving a few bucks is always good. Om... Update: they now offer punch cards for kids' classes. Way to go On the Mat Yoga for listening to customer feedback!

We use to like this place, nice classes, good variety, good teachers. But then they started to pack…read morepeople in like sardines, with no regard for space or comfort of participants. Can't even stretch your arms out without elbowing someone next to you. My wife and I are letting our membership expire and will be looking for a new yoga place. Shame really, our group of friends used to enjoy going here since it was so close to us.

Isha is the most wonderful yoga instructor ever and her classes are amazing. She is certified…read moreKripaulu Yoga instructor and her approach caters to all levels of ability with a focus on relaxed awareness. Her warmth and gentle manner create a safe and nurturing environment. I love the setting - a great room in the United Memorial Church that is spacious and adds to the spirituality of the class. She gives classes several times a week at the church as well as at Halifax Dance on Barrington and whether you're a yoga old timer or wanting to try it out for the first time, I recommend Isha.

Best yoga studio in the city! My second home. What an amazing community of staff, instructors,…read moreyogis and therapists. You have to try it!

Bright, open space studio (unlike most in the city) which is nice…read more I've recently started drop in Flow classes and have become a huge fan of this space. No pretention, excellent instructors, great location if you live in the west end. They have a great start special - unlimited classes for $23 - 10 days straight. Namaste.

There are so many adjectives of adoration that I can use to describe Mandee, the woman who runs…read moreYogaHeart. She teaches with such love, presence and warmth, that it is impossible not to find her at once lovely and inspirational. Mandee often teaches out of a church hall in Dartmouth. The space is wonderful, with vaulted ceilings and natural light. The classes are open to anyone, of every physical fitness level. Her classes can be physically challenging, but for me, have been more about residing in a sense of peace and awareness, opposed to a rigorous workout - which is a challenge in itself! The vibe is one of gratitude and happiness, fostered by Mandee's ability to draw people together. Her genuine joy and palpable love for yoga makes taking her classes a treat and a privilege. The cost is very reasonable; far cheaper than standard studios throughout the HRM and there is a sliding scale if cost is an issue. YogaHeart is wonderful way to start out your yogic journey, or perhaps to add to your already advanced practice. Classes are peaceful and centered, all guided expertly care of a loving and patient yogini.

Two words meet and make the perfect marriage: Yogaheart. Its true that this little yogic journey is…read morea spot that thrives on heart and soul of good founding structure. With another location in Dartmouth, Yogaheart is a well spread outlet for Haligonians to try. The classes are gifted with high regard, expertise, and with the steady goodness for inner and outer experiences. Summertime means that the class schedule has relaxed a bit, but this is a great time to go and get comfortable with your practice. YogaHeart is the home of a few fantastic instructors-- the combination of passion, kindness and expertise transcends into high caliber classes. I'd recommend this venue to all interested in pursuing yoga times. Experts, beginners, or those just looking to add a new element of practice, YogaHeart is exactly what the yogi mentality stands for.