This is a lovely studio run by incredibly knowledgeable and kind people. I have attended several of…read moreEmily's classes and always enjoy that I find her flows challenging and her energy warm and calming. Whenever I visit I always notice that the instructors put a lot of effort into fostering relationships with and between their students and I think that's really cool. I see the instructors greeting most of their students by name, checking in after class with their students, excitedly introducing them to each other with thoughtful details. The practice space is bright and open and is fully stocked with immaculate Manduka mats, blocks, straps, bolsters and blankets available for use during classes and of course there are paper towels and mat cleaner on hand for you when you're done. There are also lockers outside the practice space with locks available for free so you can feel secure leaving you shoes, phone and whatever else outside the room while you practice. Aside from their yoga classes I went to one of Hyperslow's other events for the first time recently, the Full Moon Ceremony they had at the beginning of March led by Asher. It was unlike any thing else I had experienced! The breath-work was intense as was the sound experience created by the four Hyperslow instructors venturing in and out of the corners of the room between singing bowls and gongs. The energy in the room was electric, and I walked out feeling refreshed and renewed. I cannot recommend highly enough that you check Hyperslow out as soon as you are able. The founders, Asher and Emily, are two of the nicest people you could meet. They've assembled a group of skilled, caring instructors and fostered a beautiful community of yogis. Go take a class!

One of the most loving, supportive, and open community's you could possibly come across. I began…read moredoing yoga in this special place three and half years ago and have grown so much not only in my yoga practice, but spiritually as well. The mindfulness that is seamlessly weaved into each asana, and the meditation that is honored at the beginning and end of each practice is nothing short of magic. I am lucky to have just started teaching in this beautiful space, but I am still a student more then ever. There is so much to learn from each teacher here, as they all pour their heart and knowledge into sharing this loving ancient practice.

The Vibe: A Moving Meditation…read more It never ceases to amaze me how yoga seems to meet us exactly where we are and offer exactly what we need. Today was one of those days. The Guide: Sabina Weber * Flow 2 Flow 2 with Sabina wasn't about challenging ourselves to get into the deepest expression of any pose. As she beautifully framed at the beginning of class: "We use the poses to connect to ourselves." That became the entire practice. We began on our backs with deep breathing, slowly easing into our bodies before movement emerged, one pose unfolding into the next. Throughout class, Sabina's cues brought us inward: * Connect to yourself. * Breathe into the space you've created. * Let the body feel good. At the peak of the flow, she instructed us that if we lost connection with our breath, we were in Child's Pose...and to stay there until it returns. The beautiful part? That was never necessary. Even while completely drenched in the infrared heat (sweat pooling around my mat), the practice remained gentle, graceful, and deeply connected, a true breath-to-movement meditation. The soundtrack echoed everything Sabina was teaching. Breath In, Let Go by Aurenza (AURENZA - Breathe In, Let Go) filled the room, reminding us to soften, release, & return. The Tribe: A room full of yogis breathing as one. I arrived early and was the first person in Studio B. Every time this happens, I wonder: "Am I going to be the only one here?" (This may actually be one of my favorite rituals in yoga...) Lying on my mat with my eyes closed, I listened as the room gradually came alive: The sound of feet on cork flooring, mats unrolling, and blocks finding their place around the room. Then Sabina entered. I opened my eyes to a room now filled with yogis. (There's just something really beautiful about that moment. ) The Space & Place: A gathering place for slowing down. North Ray made a wonderful first impression. I was welcomed immediately by Aubrey at check-in, who helped me get settled and acquainted with the space (a reminder of how welcoming yoga communities are). Worn wooden benches and scattered shoes on the concrete floor are signs that this community has been here before and keeps coming back. The aesthetic blends industrial and cozy: Exposed ceilings, warm wood, soft lighting, plants, retail displays, & artwork throughout create a space that feels calm and modern. Studio B continues that feeling: Expansive ceilings, a cork floor beneath your feet, soft globe lights hanging overhead, a skylight above, & plenty of room to move and breathe. Practical Notes: The studio offers $3 valet parking on-site, but I arrived early and found plenty of street parking. The she/they locker rooms are clean and beautifully designed, with plenty of lockers and built-in locks, showers, restrooms, and a styling station stocked with thoughtful amenities. The Sum-Up * Infrared heat. * Steady, gentle breath. * Ease & grace. * A room full of yogis moving in a collective rhythm. This was a gentle class where I softened. That's exactly what I needed because, I swear, yoga always meets you where you are. Loved this!

The best practice I've ever experienced. The temperature was perfectly hot, bringing you to a slow…read moresteady sweat. The room itself had incredible ambiance with low lighting from the skylight and the silent space offers momentary relief from the busy lifestyle most of us take on. Also clean and spacious locker rooms!!!! I am so excited to come back :)

Francisco and Rebekah are wonderful salsa dance teachers. They are so patient and give attention to…read moredetail. I've learned a lot just from a couple of classes.

My instructor Abtin is a life saver! My job keeps me stressed, tense, and depressed and I was…read morehopeless. I met Abtin and he changed my life. He taught me how to de-stress and live my life. Now I live a healthy happy life thanks to Abtin. I highly recommend him to anyone who need some relaxing and wanting better life.

Sweat theory is amazing! I enjoy their Pilates with Courtney and it's absolutely amazing! The space…read moreis very zen vibes and Courtney is an amazing instructor. If you want results this is the place to break a nice sweat!

It was my first time going but I've heard many things about this place. If it's your first time you…read moresign a waiver, after class they have 6 showers and enclosed saunas! I did the infrared yoga class that I booked through class pass. The room is very intimate, it's smaller than the what I've experienced but it wasn't too bad. The teacher was awesome and you can tell she is an expert. Although the studio is small and right on a busy street I couldn't hear anything going on outside of the room. They have yoga mats and towels for purchase so best if you bring your own. They are very clean so after class you are to wipe down your blocks and mats. It was a nice experience overall and the showers were really just that cherry on top! Btw - parking is metered parking so you know that goes... go early!

Such a cool space for yoga and meditation. I booked thru ClassPass to discover this place and I'm…read moreso glad i found it. The staff are incredible - I called because I was worried I'd be late to class looking for parking and they were very calm and reassuring in letting me know there was a lot in the back. The space is very secure, behind a gate with a buzz-in. Once you go up the stairs, the space is drenched in calming hues and smells of incense. The walls have many stimulating pieces of art, history, or resources to look at. They have a fridge with tea. The yoga class itself is a sanctuary from the city. The yoga space is minimal, yet it's very comfortable to relax and practice yoga. They have a very secure locker room to keep devices away as well as a meditation room on the side.

The Walkgood Yard is where you wanna be!…read more I discovered Walkgood LA last year when I joined their running group, RunGood. I am amazed at the growth and structure Walkgood has taken on with their physical location! From yoga, to high intensity classes, meditation classes, running groups, walking groups, etc., the yard really has it all! And since studio is powered by the Propel brand, there are always complimentary items and events for members! For example, at yesterday's run, I got electrolyte supplements, granola bars, and workout bands! There are so many perks! My favorite element is the community! I've been in LA for 10 years, and I've had my fair share of memberships with hot yoga studios, wellness centers, etc., but none have nurtured and fostered community in the way that Walkgood has. You will make true friends along the way! Check out their membership options, or join one of the weekly activities if you wanna get your feet wet first!

I was pretty intimidated by the idea of intermediate yoga since i haven't been keeping myself in…read morethe best shape this past year. My friend had a membership at a fancy studio and told me i should try out the local yoga studio close to her place as they offer free classes. It was a rainy day and we were the only two to come in but I'm so glad my friend pushed me out of my comfort zone. The instructor was a very chill blonde and her husband. They made me feel very comfortable despite my novice skills. She encouraged me to push myself but told me to take my time. I left feeling incredible. I brought another friend, a novice like me the following day for a beginners yoga class! This time we were met by a brunette who was super sweet and very in tune with us. There was another woman who was a regular that joined us. I really enjoyed this session as i told her about trying to focus on breathing and she really helped me think about breathing in my everyday life. Thank you guys for the wonderful experience! There's also a sweet cafe next door for you to enjoy!

Wouldn't recommend this studio to anyone. The studio is…read moreextremely dirty and cluttered. Being a donation based class studio is no excuse. Yoga is yoga whether its free or not. Boxes and boxes in the main studio room.. which some of them contain Doritos and chip bags!! Don't know if those are for sale, but I did see they sell sodas... Then it wouldn't surprise me they also sell those chips. I couldn't believe it! How in the world can a yoga studio even think of selling this to people. The studio only fits around 5-6 students per class, but it could fit 9-10 if they got rid of all the boxes in the back of the main studio floor. Nobody takes their shoes off, everyone walks with them on around the floor where classes are taught. I also saw a lady with her (quite smelly) dog walking around this same floor. I'm not a yoga expert, but i don't think i need to be to see that nothing from this space is actually Yoga. Real shame

Love this studio and so glad I checked it out on class pass. Samantha was incredibly warm and…read morewelcoming and the studio space is beautiful and intimate. This was my first class postpartum and she made sure to address appropriate modifications when necessary, but didn't make me feel called out at all. Will try to come back as much as my work schedule allows!

What a cute little boutique!! I LOVE trying out new places that have reformers!…read more Plenty of free street parking. Walk into the building to find the studio which is located towards the back. Beautiful studio. Colors are calming to your soul. I feel like this studio kind of reminded me of Barbie pink. There were about six reformers that were totally new. Very clean studio and cute to boot. There was good spacing between the reformers. Plenty of equipment to use like balls and wrist/ankle weights. Samantha will come and adjust you if needed. Samantha incorporates a little more yoga and breathing and reading of cards in her class compared to other places that I go to which to be quite honest I can do without, but to each their own. The other ladies seemed to like it. There's several lockers with a key if you need it. There's a place to sit either inside the studio or outside if you need to wait. Wipes given after class so that you can wipe up the equipment after you are done. Water available. There's even some tea! If you want to buy something like grip socks, she has those to. Found this class on Class Pass.

I found this place on ClassPass and it went really well! The instructor was very welcoming and…read morehelpful and the class space was small and intimate. There were about nine students in the room and it filled the whole space. I really loved how they provided blankets in case people had sensitive knees, and bolsters in case people wanted to use them. I love all of the decor and plants! This is my first time ever going to a yoga class with a sound bath and it was really cool! There is only street parking but I was able to find one spot in the neighborhood close by.

This space is wonderful. All the instructors have been great, they offer classes of varying…read moreintensities (but all are accessible to various level of students) and at multiple times per day, every day, so you can start or end your day with a mindful moving meditation. The vibe is very inclusive and welcoming. You will not be intimidated if you are not super toned and in a fancy yoga outfit (though both those things may happen as a result of showing up to yoga class consistently, haha). I had not practiced yoga in many years, but when I saw that this place had opened near me, I signed up for the two-week trial, really enjoyed it, and immediately continued my unlimited membership. I've been able to attend class consistently 3 to 4 times a week because of the numerous time options available, so I definitely feel like I'm getting great value. After a month and a half I am feeling physically stronger, more mentally focused and emotionally more connected to a community. In this WFH era, I can go days without interacting with anybody else in person, which I didn't even realize the detrimental effects of until I started attending these classes and being around others. The classes usually have around 3 to 8 students so it's fairly intimate and the teachers will usually ask if there are any special requests before starting class. Prices are very reasonable, and even more so if you purchase a class package or unlimited pass. Bonus is that you can use those classes at this location or the Venice location (which has an even more extensive class schedule), whatever fits into your schedule. They also host various events beyond just the yoga classes. I recommend you try the two-week unlimited offer because it's an unbeatable price and you get the chance to try different teachers and styles to see what works well for you. If you don't have your own mat you can also rent one for $2 for the session.