I arrived for a class 5 minutes early and door leading to the studio was locked! I called, texted, and emailed the studio and no one ever responded. I know they saw my texts because I was left on read. It was extremely frustrating to show up to a class on time (early actually ) and not be let in due to no fault of my own. I ended up wasting over an hour driving to and from the studio and had to haggle with classpass to get my credits back. The studio never responded to my messages or acknowledged their mistake in any way. Everyone is human and I understand that mistakes happen, but their lack of response or accountability is very unprofessional. It's a shame because I enjoyed some of their classes but sadly I can't continue to patronize a business that disrespects their customers like this. I'd suggest you go elsewhere if you value your time! read more

If your in the area you should check it out, it's cool space, and as it's not a big yoga chain and has the heart and soul of a small studio with caring down to earth professional staff. read more

Still Yoga just moved from Silver Lake to Sunset Ave in Echo Park. This spacious yoga studio is a quiet haven after a long day at the office - located on the second floor with a wall of windows facing north. If you are cramming into a small studio and want more room, now is a good time to check out Still Yoga's amazing teachers and elegant new facility. read more

I used to practice yoga with all the amazing teachers pre-pandemic and I'm so glad to see it back open! Looking forward to my next class!

Has own parking which is fine during the day on weekdays. You can find metered parking on Glendale too. I love the adorable dog that greets me at the door. Clean studios with changing rooms available. I feel like I'm at a spa when I use their restrooms. Sonia- Asked us what ailed us and tried to work on everything. Lots of upper body weightbearing poses (i.e. plank, modified push ups, side plank, hops). Worked on components needed for a handstand. Allison- Focuses on good alignment and posture. Changes up the routine and poses from class to class which is refreshing. Can also be challenging like Sonia's, but will work at your level. Restorative Class- First time tried it. Did 4 poses during the 1.5 hours by holding each pose up to 20 minutes. Focuses on appropriate alignment and stretching with numerous props while holding familiar poses but with lots of adjustments and modifications.Many of the students taking the class seem to have considerable ailments or pain. I didn't, but enjoyed taking the class. It was very relaxing. read more

After searching many of the studios throughout Los Angeles, Still has staked a claim on my heart. The space is well organized, clean, and holds a space for all those who enter. With so many great teachers it is a jewel in the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles. You can flow into deep meditation with Gina Zimmerman, learn tales of of the Tantric traditions with Hagar through a rockin' asana, play with Scott Lewicky in a 2+ hour class expanding to new limits, get inspired in a dynamic class with Tony Giuliano, and be ignited by a session with Maria Cristina. Jennifer De Filippo guides her classes often with a modern mix of music, Tara Judelle has a sophisticated way guiding you through your inner body, Stephen Espinosa's dedication and warmth allows for a heart expanding experience, Allison Linamen dances gracefully in a flow practice, and Jennifer Gaeke has a fresh outlook into the yoga experience. Shari's knowledge is healing in a restorative Sunday class, Abbie Brighton keeps a positive and sensitive touch, Jenny Brill gives strength to her class, and Emily Burton's beauty and auspices nature seeps into her teachings. Owner Erika Glass has precision and care in developing the studio and engaging with the community. There is something that will invite everyones heart into a new realm of playfulness, expansion, and reflection. read more

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After 10 years in Los Angeles and trying many so many studio's I have to say Still Yoga is a gem! The teachers here are deep in the practice. The are able to provide the "space" and awareness that is so integral to a deep practice. I found myself falling in love with yoga again and inspired to go deeper with the practice. My time at Still Yoga over the past few months has been life changing. It's a very soulful place! The teachers highly understand personal growth and the meditative aspect of the practice along with the very strong understanding of alignment and anatomy. This is the Yoga that will rock your world inside and out. They also help you start to get into those more challenging poses one baby step at a time. So glad to have found Still Yoga! Love and Hearts!XO read more

I think a solid yoga place. I bought a groupon which let me get 10 classes for $29 bucks, a complete steal considering individual classes are $16 and even in a bundle of ten, still in the hundreds. My favorite part I have to admit is Ellie the dog. I love dogs and seeing her relaxes me. She's so cute and well behaved and could play fetch forever. Maria was the best teacher I've had so far, she was just so calm but animated and hilarious and encouraging, everything in a great instructor. She pushed and challenged but also let you know to go with your flow. Jenny's class was kind of a shock for me, I have never been pushed so hard to do yoga. If you are the type that will let yourself get off easy and won't voluntarily challenge yourself this class may be right for you. However, I was going easy because I was in pain from hiking the day before and she was clearly annoyed and eventually put me on the spot to do a dolphin handstand. This is my freakin 2nd class at this place after months of not doing yoga!!!! I did it but was in even more pain after for several days. I didn't like that she pushed me so hard when I told her I was in pain and that she didn't trust me to know my body and limits. I think the cons are parking, and the schedule. Most classes are for all level so when that is the case, it's difficult for a beginner like me to feel welcome and accepted when there are others who are clearly much more flexible, and ready to be challenged. read more

I am writing this review in hopes that the manager and owner take my comments into consideration I have been coming to the studio for a couple years and I really enjoy the classes and the teachers the reason I am reviewing is for the cleanliness I have noticed over the course of my visits that the place is getting increasingly grimier. I feel sad to write this review but I am hoping that this will improve the cleanliness of the studio for example there is grime in the bathroom doors also the counters which are wooden. The rugs also have dirt and grime baked into them which is visible. The walls are also stained and could use a fresh coat of paint.I would suggest having a cleaning service come in and really giving this place a good clean on a regular basis because when I do yoga I like to be in a clean environment. I feel slightly disrespected by the lack of cleanliness at the studio. There is also a dog present in the waiting room who is always kind of scratching himself and no offense but he is cute but it just doesn't feel like it's clean. The teachers are amazing and the quality of training you receive here is one of the best in Los Angeles so I really do hope that they improve on what I have mentioned. I will be happy to update this review once these issues are addressed. read more

I love this studio--I went her often before the pandemic shut down, and I'm starting to go back. I wanted to give a special shout out to instructor Grace Lapidario, who I've had for a few classes since I returned: she's an amazing instructor. Very knowledgeable, intuitive and supportive-- her classes are challenging and focused and have been a huge benefit for my anxiety. Thank you, Grace! read more

With the studio closed because of the virus, Keric is teaching online classes on zoom. Classes are free but he is accepting donations. It was a really great experience. Www.keric.com/ioyoga/ read more

The whole time I made use of my 10-classes-for $29 Groupon, I felt like I was robbing Still Yoga absolutely blind. $2.90 per hour-and-a-half class? Their regular rate is $16. Crazy. I have had trouble with yoga my whole life. I am tall and gangly and very inflexible. Touching my toes has been an impossible dream since I quit gymnastics when I was 12 after becoming too tall for the uneven bars. Historically, when I've tried yoga, I've gotten nothing but arch judgment from teachers who think that anyone who can't contort into the poses simply isn't trying hard enough, or isn't allowing themselves to let go, or needs to relax into it, or hasn't come to terms with their potential, or any manner of woo-woo, blamey nonsense. Still Yoga is the first studio I've ever been where I felt like the teachers weren't judging me at all, and when they came over to me, they came over to help me instead of lecture me. Now, the 'all-levels' classes are ridiculously hard. I'm not saying they're not. They're 90 minutes long, and you do handstands and other inversions, and you spend an inordinate amount of time supporting yourself on your wrists and trying to balance on one foot and curling into back-wrenching twists and constantly doing pushups and prolonged squats. It's probably the hardest class I've ever taken. But at no point did I feel like if I practiced hard and long enough, I couldn't eventually achieve what everyone else (practiced yogis, most) were achieving. If I could afford their normal rates, I'd definitely be a regular, but since I can't, I'm really glad they offered the Groupon so I could at least experience this for a short while. I tried three different teachers at various times of day, and I'm going to recommend Sonia for the regular all-levels class and Milena for all-levels flow. read more

What a lovely studio tucked away in tiny 'Rockaway Plaza'. When you walk in, things really do become "all still"....it's a quiet, peaceful place. The scent of calming lavender fills the warm air. They have a minimalist, clean space with plywood, concrete and bamboo materials. There's a large room for classes and a smaller, private room for groups. You can rent a mat or buy water, in case you forget! Also, they have changing rooms and cubby's to store your things. The instructor, Rachel Jackson, made my night. She has such a happy, positive energy that's totally contagious. She was very helpful in correcting poses and describing moves. Thank you, Still....I will definitely be back! read more

this is the sound my body makes when i walk into still: Aaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh............ after finding anusara at the hollywood ymca, i realized i wanted to go deeper into the style. anusara provides a precise way of finding the best alignment to open your body and spirit to something greater. tara, who teaches at the y, also teaches at still, so she was the initial reason i checked it out. that, and it is really close to home. what i found was the most supportive and wonderful place to practice ever! each teacher brings his or her own perspective and style to the practice. and the care that erika, the owner, puts into each detail of the studio, just makes me feel loved each time i go. i gotta give mad props to tony g., the teacher who really takes me there. he never stops learning, and passes along each kernel of wisdom and enthusiasm, shared with the wide eyes of a student, but from the soul of a guide. tara, hagar, lucy, gina, steven, all are special! ah steven. i believe he was actually my first anusara teacher, also at the y, and his basics class is so wonderful. i encourage you to take that if you're new to yoga, or haven't done it in a while, or even if you're an old pro and just want to take from a great teacher who isn't about doing the most advanced poses, but doing the basic poses well. and dr. steve, who does network spinal analysis out of the studio, is pure bliss. the community, or "kula," is also super wonderful and if you're new and don't know anyone may be intimidating...but just introduce yourself to someone because in my experience, everyone there is open to meeting new people! read more

The best yoga studio "hands down!" I've practiced yoga daily for almost five years, taught yoga for almost two years (a totally different style - Bikram), Ran for ten years prior to doing yoga, Went to Medical School and ended up as A practicing acupuncturist. So I know something about the human body. I've spent my life finding ways to strengthen and condition the body as well as a mind. In this pursuit I've had three great personal discoveries. 1. Yoga was my first. 2. Anusara yoga (three years later). 3. Still Yoga (a year later, and yes I know it sounds trite). Still is a great studio that has a laid back vibe. The place itself is physically clean and, aesthetically, has a clean modern style. The teachers there are the best in LA. Most teach all over (from the valley, the westside, to Pasadena). They are all challenging, knowledgeable, and fun. Each teacher has a different emphasis and personality in teaching style (even though they are all Anusara). I've gone to other yoga studios, even other Anusara studios and Still is special. What the noobie wrote above is unfair. What happens is that a beginner will take an inappropriate class. If you are new then take the basics class to start. Also as far as the desk staff goes, all are volunteer (work for yoga) and they've always been super cool. Take it from this yoga bum. You will be hard pressed to find a studio with the same energy, warmth, style, strength like Still. Ps: also a great vietnamese place across the street! read more

I really love Still and especially classes with Anne!! I had been going to yoga off and on since college; mostly classes offered at the gym I was going to and never at a true yoga studio. I became accustomed to trying to relax in savasana through the melodious sounds grunting meatheads and heavy-footed treadmill running. So when a tagged along to a class at Still it was a game changer. Still is clean, serene, well stocked, the staff are great; the place even smells amazing! There is a parking lot; a rarity in LA. Do be warned that on evenings when Silverlake Wine is having an event you will most likely be parking in the overflow lot; just a quick dash across Glendale Boulevard. Still is great, but the main reason I've gone from just moving around on a yoga mat twice a week to pulling off crazy, circus-trick poses and feeling incredibly strong and centered is Anne. My first class with her I remember going into child's pose more than once, gasping for breath and feeling dizzy. I loved it! What can I say, I'm a masochist. The woman finds a way to push everyone in the room to their limit and all that energy is contagious!! On top of all that her playlist is this amazing mix of Classic Rock (re: Zepplin and Floyd) and Tantric-Indian Rock (that's a thing). Anne is also just a really amazing person. She takes the time to get to know you and has more than once recognized someone that took her class once, months ago. She's not too serious or too zen; she is able to make the 90 minutes you spend on the mat completely worthwhile. A workout, yes, and sometimes there's chanting; but she changed yoga for me from a thing I do to feeling like a yogi for life. My favorite example of an Anne class was once asking if people wanted a Hard class, a Hippie class or a Hippie-Hard class. We all chose Hippie-Hard and it was a fabulous jumble of self-paced series, setting intentions for your practice, a vanyasa-off, crazy new poses to push yourself and a chant to Ganesha. Anne takes the time to mold her class to what the wants & needs of everyone there. She usually polls those waiting in the lobby before class and asks if there is anything people want to focus on. And will keep the identity of those requesting core/ab work secret. She will ask if there are newbies and pace the class so that everyone is getting what they want out of it. I've seen her give little one-on-ones for those wanting to know more about headstands or arm balances or whatever else you can think of. Anne is also teaching five days a week at Still, which works with my schedule beautifully. All-in-all I am a total Anne devotee, although I'm secretly hoping that no one reads this so I can get my usual spot. ;) read more

I originally wrote a pretty scathing review for Still after I felt scammed by a Groupon that I purchased. What had happened was that I had been to the studio a few years earlier with my wife (and used one of her classes) to see if I liked the yoga. The studio had changed ownership since I'd been there 8 years ago. I did, so I bought the Groupon for $29. When I presented the Groupon it was rejected because I'd been there before (in my mind 8 years earlier under different management, in theirs a few weeks before with my wife), and they offered to allow me to put the $29 against classes. I was totally pissed off and yelled a bit at the person working for making me feel like a cheapskate. I really didn't like the way it was being explained to me and I was having a really bad day and acted like kind of a prick and am in retrospect pretty embarrassed about the whole thing. I then wrote a review that wasn't 100% accurate because I stated in the review that I had not been in 8 years, when in fact, I had been a few weeks earlier. After I wrote that review I received a voice mail (which I didn't return) and a note on Yelp that I did not read until months later. Still were kind enough to follow up, and to also let me know that I was not completely truthful in my review. So I've edited this review to reflect the absolute truth, and am in a very different state of mind than my earlier review. I offer my apologies to the ownership for not reflecting in my original review that I had been to the studio a few weeks earlier. As you can see, I really needed to go to yoga that day. The Groupon is confusing. Don't buy it if you've been there before. But if you have luckily Groupon will refund you. Possibly Still will extend the offer they offered me and trade it against classes as full price. Either way, you won't lose any money. I don't have too much to say about the Yoga. The one time I've been under the new management I thought the premises were nice, parking was easy and free, and everything was clean. I liked it enough to try to get a Groupon deal for classes. But after the blowup and unfair review I'd be too embarrassed to show my face there. read more

This place is one of the best Yoga studios I've been to. And I've been to quite a few in the Glendale/Silverlake/Sherman Oaks areas over the past 5 years or so. As you walk in, your nostrils get a whiff of Lavender or (insert fresh herb) scent that automatically calms you, especially when you've just gotten out of work and your boss happens to be the Devil Wears Prada boss lady character, except she has no sense of fashion--but let's not get too off tangent here. The staff member that greets you (might be the owner-not sure) is so pleasant and super helpful. The classes start on time and they're never over crowded where you feel like your Shalabhasana is unfortunately going to be a karate kick towards the person behind you. I've tried their "all levels," "all levels flow," and "therapeutic restorative" classes and all have zen-ed me out. Depending on your skill level and mood, their restorative yoga class will realign your body, even if you've spent the past 9 hours typing up what seems to be the Gettysburg Address in front of your computer. My absolute favorite though is "all levels flow" with Anne - this chick works. you. out. And you feel amazing even an hour after class when you're enjoying your passion fruit iced tea (no syrup) at the Starbucks down the block. Yeah! Go you! YOU just became a yogi and you'll continue to go back to this studio for more. read more

I really wanted to like this place, I really did, but honestly, not my cup of tea. At all. I bought a groupon for 10 classes but never used more than 7 of them. The schedule isn't varied compared to other studios in the area. They also don't offer any early morning (earlier than 9am) yoga. All of the classes are 90 minutes long, which can be great at times but a nuisance at others. I don't always have time in my schedule for like 2+ hours, which is what it takes me if I count driving or walking to the studio. Parking after around 6pm can be a nuisance as well. The private lot is shared with a few other stores and the spaces are TINY. I would recommend trying to come around the time the previous class lets out because that is when turnover is highest. Overall, the teachers were ok. The ones I took classes with (Anne, Jeff, and Milena) were all very knowledgable and had us flowing nicely in the classes. The style at this studio is ansura yoga, which seems like a mix of hatha and vinyasa; but to be honest, I don't know for sure. Some instructors stick better to the class level than others. I've been to all levels and felt like I was in a basic and I've also gone to intermediate classes that were very challenging at times. The studio floor can be dirty at times. At other studios, I've seen them clean it with a little swiffer thing in between classes but I never saw this happen at Still. There were noticeable dust/hair balls on the floor sometimes. That being said, the rest of the studio is clean. It is carpeted throughout (which I personally think is gross) minus the yoga rooms but the bathroom and cubbies and everything else is fairly clean. So, overall, this studio isn't awful, it just wasn't for me. The teachers were good, I just felt like the major flaws are the schedule and lack of variation in the the classes offered. read more

I purchased a groupon for this place. I already loved it because it's so close to home for me, and I got 10 classes for $20 (classes are normally $16/class)! It took me a while to find a teacher that suited my experience. Most of the classes say all levels, but some are definitely more difficult than others. First, I tried a class with Jeff. He was a great teacher, but it was a bit too intense for me. Next I tried the basics class with Shari, which was great, but just a bit too easy. Finally I tried the 1-2 level class with Sonia, and that fit my style perfectly. I'll deifnitely go back to more of Sonia's classes. read more

Didn't think I'd be doing a handstand my very first day at Still! Allison made it look so easy, and the warm, experienced students in the class cheered me on. And I did it. And I was covered in sweat. And it was great. The online registration makes this yoga studio really easy to join. Hagar is a ball of fire - try her daytime class if you can! I love that there's a changing room. And try to get in on the $100 for 10 classes special if/when it's available. read more

I've never paid for yoga. My first yoga experience was in college, at least a decade ago, where we were "forced" to take some sort of hippie PE course (I went to a "Liberal Arts" college, with a strong emphasis on the "Liberal") for six quarters. There were a variety of classes to choose from, including swing dancing, fencing, snowboarding, belly dancing and yoga. I tried yoga, liked it, and after I graduated college and continued my less than lucrative career in non-profits, I kind of stopped, except for the occasional free course at a transitional shelter I volunteered at. Is that crunchy-granola-ey enough of me? Anyway, after spending two months sitting on my ass for fourteen hours straight and quickly starting a desk job after that, I thought it'd be a healthy idea to indulge in a yoga Groupon, and hence I found myself at Still Yoga in Silverlake. So far, I've taken two of my ten classes and don't think I could ever not do yoga again... and even worse, I don't know how, but I'm going to have to find a way to afford yoga here without a Groupon because it's amazing. My first class was with Abbie Britton, a bubbly, sparkly, indulgent yogi woman who worked on making sure I felt "delicious" throughout my yoga experience. She sits at the foot of the room and just gives directions on how to move and how to let go of the day's stress with each movement. I was relaxed, I was stretched out, I was conscious of my mind and my body. After the hour-and-a-half class, I felt lighter, both physically and mentally. I was hooked. My second class was a completely different experience, and still amazing. Hagar Harpak is a little pregnant fireball of a yogi. She was the complete opposite of Abbie in that she told us upfront that she was going to work us, it was going to hurt, but we were going to have fun, and that's exactly what happened for that hour-and-a-half. She had us doing hand stands, arm stands, head stands, twisting in every which way... and she was so helpful, so interactive, so NICE and not intimidating. Amazing. The staff at the front desk is nice, the rooms are quiet, clean and roomy, and so far, I've been sold on this studio. I have a feeling the big bucks here are worth it... read more

The classes are long, 1.5 hours, which is just a little too long for me. BUT! That being said, I've never sweated so much in my entire life. And I was at an all-levels course! The first instructor I saw was great, I really liked her attention to detail and the hip-opening movements we did. I brought my boyfriend and he had a hard time too, as did many others in the class, on a weekend with a hilarious male instructor. He kept asking us to touch his back and had a funny way of talking which I couldn't help but giggle at. That class wasn't as great, as there was a handstand portion which broke up the flow. In an all-levels class! I bought a package so I'll be back. The front desk people are RUDE but their dog is cute so I couldn't be RUDE back to them. Just know, they aren't friendly or helpful, especially when it's your first time, or if you're a little shy like I am the first class. read more

It's been my 5 class today. I have so many mixed feelings about this place... Pros... 1.Therapeutic restorative yoga with Aimee is quite amazing actually. I felt so GOOD after the class. Aimee is cool and fun, explains everything clearly and makes the 1.5hr go by super fast. Once she brought Tibetan bowls which was interesting. Much better than typical cheesy yoga / cheap Thai massage place music. As a Gemini who gets bored very easily I appreciate her switching things up a bit. 2.Basic yoga class with Shari is also exceptional. I see similarities between how Aimee and Shari teaches and I like them both. A lot. Frankly can't decide which class I like better. Shari is exceptionally attentive which makes me want to come back. I've tried yoga so many times with so many different teachers (usually at my gym) and I get discouraged when I feel like I'm doing something wrong and I'm not being corrected. Cons... 1.Shari's class is super crowded. We were in s small room together with at least 18 other people while the big room had a class of 3. You'd think they would come up with a simple idea of switching our rooms since both classes started at the same time, but no. Go figure. I'm gonna try, see how it goes but if this class continues being so uncomfortable I'll pass. 2.The schedule is kinda off. There's no interesting classes during day time. I like yin yoga but it's at 7pm. The class before finishes at 7pm as well, so inevitably we're having a parking "situation" Moving class schedules to be half and hour apart would do the trick, but right now coming to this class is not very encouraging. What's the point to come to yoga class if you get agitated right before when you can't find a parking spot??? 3. AND THE BIG ONE... I went to Aimee's class today and she did no show. After half an hour a substitute teacher comes in. No apologies, no introduction,not even "hello, my name is..." This was hands down the worst class I've ever attended. It was cut 30min short and we literally did 3 poses! I'm not kidding! Basically I was laying down on the floor for an hour listing to jiberish. Was I really paying for this??? I found out who that was but I'm not gonna be mean and mention her name. She was plain rude and sounded like a lunatic, talking absolute nonsense. Some may call it "spiritual" but the words that she was putting together in sentences made no logical sense. So crazy. Overall I'm very happy I attended Aimee's and Shari's classes but I'll research other studios before I commit to monthly pass. This studio doesn't seem to have enough non-flow type of classes and really not much to choose from during late morning/early afternoon. read more

Here, you can bend, contort and flow into a peaceful state of mind. For some of us tree huggers, it's also nice to know that this space was built with sustainable resources and utilizes green products. My Groupon was well worth the investment and they've got me hooked (10 visits for $25 is pretty amazing). I'll be happy to visit whenever I need take a moment and be still. read more

I moved (back) to L.A. 3 weeks ago from New York City. I had been practicing at Om Yoga in Manhattan several times a week and was nervous about finding a studio in L.A. that I liked half as much. Well, just another example of how you shouldn't worry about future consequences: Still Yoga is great! I have only taken the basics classes with Steven--all of which have been terrific. This is Anusara which, in the words of my serious yogi cousin, isn't "some panty-waist flow class". You move very specifically, with a lot of focus on alignment. You will sweat and work. It's terrific, I've already refined my practice in 3 weeks, not to mention tried things I never had before (assisted hand stand....very assisted). I'm a fan. read more

This is a very nice neighborhood yoga studio. I absolutely love Shari's Restorative class on Sunday. I wish I had time to take it more often...it's been ages since I've had a chance to enjoy it. The place is very clean. There are many classes to choose from. I do have issues when they burn incense, but that hasn't happened that last 2 times I went. I love Anusara yoga. I've loved any early mornig class I have taken. Enjoy! read more

I really enjoy that this studio emphasizes the spiritual aspect of yoga practice, and every class I have been to starts off with the teacher discussing something they have recently read or learned, and a thought for that day's practice. Although all the teachers have this spirituality in common, they are still very different people and you may find that one teacher fits your personality better than others. I felt that certain teachers were very positive, helpful, and kind (Hagar is spectacular but she is out on maternity leave), while others did not give enough instruction or feed back on poses. Some teachers just say, "and we'll all go into dolphin pose," or something like that, and if you are not very experienced, you wouldn't know what that pose looks like, or the proper form you should have while in it. This happened to me and a friend in a beginners class, and my friend, who is a true beginner, was very intimidated and unfortunately won't be returning. I also agree with other reviews that the classes are a little too packed, and that there should be a cut off. It's difficult to fully get into the moves when you are touching other people when you stretch out. I went on Friday mornings to the early class, thinking people would be at work, but nope, it's just as crowded as on the weekends. Currently I'm waiting out all the Groupon users and hoping that things level out in a couple months. read more

Is it fair to do a review when I only took a class of a visiting teacher? What's that? YES? Ok then. I simply adore and religiously follow Tara Judelle when she is in town, and she apparently began as one of the first teachers at still. It's anasura style and well, I adore her. That was said - moving on... The studio has expanded since it first opened and that helps things. It's a clean, cute space. The room, has big tinted windows to the back alley, though, and no windows to open to the birds or the trees beyond. But perhaps that's good since the dumpster is right there too. But they did what they could with the space they have been given, so I get it. Class began late, but that could be because it was filled to the brim. Packed like sausages into a hot (because of natural body heat, not temp) yoga room makes me angry. There should be a cut-off. Parking is very tough, with a little lot and barely much street available. So if you can't get there on time or even early (god forbid) then sorry ...is what they should say. I needed to get changed immediately afterwards and they had a lovely big bathroom to accomodate. That's nice, since a lot of places kind of shoo you out and in just for class and nothing else. I appreciate the care they took to make the whole space feel welcoming. What made me want to scratch at my ears at 9 in the morning was the front desk greeter. Easy on the sass, kid, it's too early in the morning for WeHo style. read more

I came here on a monthly unlimited groupon. It's been yeeeears since I've practiced yoga and I was a bit nervous. After my first class, I was so sore and I loved it bc I was getting too accustomed to my other workout. That said, during the first week of class.. an old injury flared up and I couldn't go for couple of weeks bc I was on crutches. :( Anywhoo... I usually go to Allison's class 9 am class because it's the earliest. I had the pleasure of taking Milena and Lucy too! I appreciate Milena and Lucy asking the class about pre existing injuries bc I wasn't asked during my first class. All instructors were different in their teachings, but they were really great classes. Lucy almost killed me yesterday hahahaha! It was a very challenging class, but it was oh so good. I've even grown attached to little Ellie...my new, sweet, ball catching dog bestie. Still is clean studio, they have fitting rooms in the front and a shower in the back if you need it! Plenty of parking too...especially bc they have their own small lot + they share the parking lot with Gingergrass across the street! Om shanti shanti shanti y'all! read more

Love this studio. There's a funny dog when you walk in and a nice atmosphere. I'm new to yoga but they have a class for beginners which is great. It's still not easy, not at all. My only qualm about the class would be that the instructor has a pose called "Portapotty." So through the class she is always talking about going to the bathroom and "Don't poop on your heals." I just think it's kind of gross to be talking about for 90 + minutes, like she gets some kind of weird pleasure out of it. Also it would be great if they could add more beginner classes. read more

An overall fantastic place. I've been going here for years and never wrote a review; I have a newfound passion for Yelp and decided to give one of my favorite spaces some props. I've tried a range of classes here and the teachers are consistently great, with original approaches and caring attitudes. I've learned tons and continue to be challenged. Shari/Yoga Basics is my favorite and I highly recommend her if you are feeling intimidated. However, I've gone to most of the instructors and they all have a lot to offer and are very kind. Word of caution: at this studio "All Levels" generally means pretty challenging and you will find lots of bendy, glowy, beautiful Silverlake people. Pros: parking lot (free parking in LA!!), beautiful space, a shower, and sometimes a dog. she won't let you pet her but she will let you throw her ball. Cons: no water fountain/dispenser so bring your own bottle unless you want to drink out of sink (no judgement). also Silverlake. read more

I love this place. After a year of Gym-yoga I found Silverlake Yoga and went daily for a year then found Anusara and became a student of Ross Rayburn at the now a distant memory "Yoga Inside Out". I've been a martial artist since I was 13 and a chiropractor since I was 24. I taught karate and kung-fu for MANY years can recognize a good teacher from a great one. Somehow Still has attracted some of the best teachers I've ever had, in any discipline. Tony, Tara, Hagar, Marie Christina, etc.... Bless you Erika for having the vision and spending all that money to expand the studio so that more people can benefit from the magic that is Anusara. Oh I forgot to mention the office manager Ellie, she's great if not a bit OCD... (to non-Still peeps, Ellie is Erika the owner's dog) Steve read more

I spent two weeks working in LA living in Silver Lake. I'm so glad I found Still Yoga. I absolutely LOVED Anne's classes, and I took as many as I could in the short time I was in town. The class was challenging, joyful, fun and not at all competitive. Anne was the perfect balance of motivating but also careful to caution her students against overdoing it to avoid injury. She was lighthearted or overly serious but still focused and energetic. The class went by so quickly, and I found myself way more challenged (yet invigorated) than I usually am when I leave a yoga class. I seriously wish she'd commute to Brooklyn to my local studio, but Still and its students are lucky to have her. I also loved the studio itself -- the owner was really friendly and welcoming, the prices were really reasonable, and the facility is clean and gorgeous and totally without pretension. It feels homey without being too ultramodern or ultra New Agey. Perfect balance all around. I miss this studio but will be back the next time I'm in town! read more

Love this studio. Have been coming here for Jeff Bass for about 4 years. He's my favorite yoga teacher in 15 years! He's always mixing up the classes, I never get bored and I always feel refreshed and renewed after every class. He is very helpful in ways to perfect my technique and his classes are challenging without making me feel like I want to die. I can't say enough about his class and still. Thank you! read more

VERY good instruction, super friendly atmosphere, and the location is great. Pro Tip: On Thursday nights, Guerilla Taco Truck makes an appearance just around the corner from the studio! read more

Not friendly. Not nice. No customer appreciation here by the owner. This area is full of yoga places to go. I was one of the first customers for Still when they opened and spent more money there than any other studio before or since. I have no reason to ever return. read more

Still Yoga is a calm and beautiful studio with plenty of parking space. My boyfriend and I decided to give this place a try as we found a Groupon deal (10 classes for $29). So far, we have taken 3 classes there, and we are liking this place! I really appreciate that they offer a variety of classes throughout the week, and every one of them is 90 minutes long, which gives you plenty of time to warm up, work hard (or just take it easy) and then cool down. I feel relaxed and energized at the same time. They do have AC, but the room does get a bit warm (as it has been pretty muggy). Be sure to bring a towel, and enjoy! read more

Scott Lewicki was already my Facebook friend with 20 mutual friends before I ventured to discover Still Yoga in Silverlake near where I live. I attended the 2:30 p.m. Sunday "The Practice" class. It was really great: casual, fun, chatty, challenging, therapeutic. Scott is really well informed, a nice person and a patient instructor. The class included a 3 minute wall handstand and a ton of great hip opening movements and twists. The studio was pleasant, clean, spacious and easily accessible with a lot attendant read more

I have visited many Yoga spots across LA and this one stands out amongst the rest. The setting is very clean and spa like. The teachers are well educated and precise about explaining each pose. I finally had the courage to make my way into a hand stand - having great teachers and fellow students helped get me here. After each class I feel calm and refreshed and at times empowered. I originally purchased a Groupon and have been very vocal to my friends about how this place is worth every penny it costs and more. The teachers are true gems. Many times, I, as many others, tend to bounce around from one Groupon to the next without loyalty to one place. This business is one of the few exceptions ! read more