Yoga Junction is the quintessential oasis away from the hustle and bustle of every day life. It…read morelooks homey and inviting on the outside, much like many of the other businesses situated on Main St. of old town Louisville. Once you enter, it's a modern and clean open studio, with plenty of natural light that you can appreciate during your yoga practice. This is my husband's yoga studio of choice, and it's not hard to see why! Besides being a great space to practice yoga, the instructor we had for our Level 2 Vinyasa Flow class this morning was a wonderful guide through our very gentle practice. I also learned a new technique for practicing headstands, which is always fun. Having tried a number of intermediate vinyasa flow classes over the years, the one here was a slower pace than what I'm used to. This what exactly what I wanted on a Sunday after having a strenuous workout yesterday, but I just wanted to share this with my fellow Yelpers. What will definitely get me coming back here is that Yoga Junction allows the never-expiring punch passes to be shared among family members. Yes! True story. I got added to my husband's account and now I can just use classes from his pass. Muahahaha.

This studio has a spirit. It is welcoming and peaceful from the moment you walk in you until you…read moreleave. I searched for a local yoga studio and found Yoga Junction's class offerings to be exactly what a quality yoga studio offers. Something for everyone. If you are wondering if you should go visit this studio, I say yes. May all beings be free of fear and harm May we all be happy just the way we are May we all be at peace with whatever comes And may we all live gently in the softness of our own hearts. Now that is how to end a yin class. Namasté

This review is long long overdue…read more They are conveniently located off of 28th street and have a shared parking lot with Dot's Diner and Batteries Plus. Getting back on the in person yoga bandwagon after what felt like an eternal COVID hiatus I find myself at Radiance Power Yoga. A welcoming space that is clean, nurturing and inspiring. My favorite classes here are the flow vinyasa, each instructor bringing their special sauce and magic. They also offer family flow classes as well as prenatal and baby and me. Weekday and weekend classes host a fun community of folks, many of which have been coming here for years. Highly recommend visiting this space. It's one of the few remaining truly local and intimate spaces. Website shows special for 21 days for just $69.

I absolutely love this community. The teachers and the owner are all amazing! It's not just an…read moreincredible yoga workout, it's also mindfulness, philosophy, community, and therapy. I always leave classes feeling refreshed, rejuvenated, and happy. I've tried most of the classes and they've al been great! The post-natal yoga class was so welcoming. I also did the family class and the instructor was so wonderful. My kids absolutely loved it! If you're wondering if you should buy the membership, you absolutely should!

I'm an average yogi...and perhaps my limited experience doesn't even warrant calling myself a yogi…read more Nonetheless YL is a wonderful welcoming environment where I always feel comfortable and supported. When I find myself in awkward moments, each instructor seems to effortlessly find their way over with a gentle suggestion. I also recognize the knowledge and skill with all staff members. Typical classes start with the instructors asking questions of the class as to mood, areas to focus...and then they find ways to address. You won't be disappointed.

Awesome place in Boulder to do yoga, especially as an out-of-towner. They are very welcoming and…read moretheir drop-in rate of $18 includes a mat rental. They also have a $30 option for 30 days which would make sense if you're going to go there more than once if you're just visiting Boulder. They have an ample schedule with lots of options of styles and teachers. They have legit locker rooms with showers and their new studio room has a soft floor that is really comfy but still allows for good gripping. Best of all the studio has big windows to view the mountains as you are doing yoga! Highly recommend!

My first time at YogaSix Nine Mile / Lafayette, Colorado was amazing. We were greeted by the…read more'receptionist' and she was very helpful and answered all our questions, with a big smile. We felt very welcome indeed! As far as the class, the instructor was top notch! I have a yoga practice and know how things can be and the class was Great. There's a wonderful sense of community that they foster and I felt very comfortable there. They have many levels of practice with varying degrees of temperature. If you lilke it hot, they have it! I definitely will go back!

Almost a year ago, I walked into YogaSix Nine Mile not really knowing what to expect. Fast forward…read more125+ classes later, and it has become one of my favorite parts of my routine. The staff is genuinely kind & the teachers create a great learning environment, challenging but never intimidating. I love that they offer modifications for difficult poses while still inspiring progress. I've tried every class style, but the Signature Hot, TRX & Sculpt & Flow keep me coming back the most. If you're looking for a studio that's welcoming, energizing, and truly helps you grow, I'd definitely recommend giving YogaSix Nine Mile a try.

I've walked/biked by this studio every day for over a year and just recently had the pleasure to…read moreenjoy a class. When I noted a stellar deal on Groupon I didn't think twice before making the purchase. Setting the scene: I consider myself a new age yogi - bring on the heat, bring on the power yoga, & bring on the acrobatic yoga. Before attending my first class the thought of taking something mindful and meditative honestly terrified me. Not knowing what to expect I showed up wearing some new cool yoga gear (for confidence of course) as well as a somewhat open mind. Laura was quick to welcome me to the class and get me signed in (each practitioner receives a card which indicates to the teacher what kind of membership they have. If you ask nicely Laura may offer you a cute animal sticker to adorn your card and make it a bit easier to locate upon check-in). The other class attendees were more warm and welcoming than any class I've taken in the past 14 years I've been practicing. Each time I went up to retrieve a prop the person in front of me in line offered one to me. This is something I frequently do in class and this is the first time I've have the courtesy extended to me - it felt great! The class itself was a rare treat. Stretching and breathing into postures has never felt so good. Rather than huffing, puffing, and sweating through class the vibe and Laura's gentle guidance (and clever sharp humor) set the scene for a truly rejuvenating and healing session (I'm currently struggling with some wrist and knee issues). Today I had the pleasure of bringing my partner along and he proudly proclaimed to the teacher that this 'was the best yoga class he has ever experienced'. I'm looking forward to attending many more classes during my membership and hope you also consider giving iyengar yoga a go at this lovely Boulder studio.

There's a lot to like about this yoga studio…read more It's easy to drop in for a class randomly or go consistently. There's classes for beginners or experts. Firstly, the teacher Laura is dedicated to working with all kinds of students. Interestingly, she's got a huge heart for Kids with rare diseases and helps them with specific yoga positions. For many years she has taught anatomy for Iyengar students and teachers in locations around the globe. I especially want to emphasize that you get to just be yourself here and not worry about whether you're doing it right, if you look good, or need to be competitive. It's comfortable and welcoming. Sometimes it's fun. Sometimes it's hard. Sometimes it's a new pose you never imagined. Rain or shine, it's happening there, nearly every day of the year. Check it out.

I did my yoga teacher training through shoshoni 14 years ago. It was definitely a valuable…read moreexperience. I came back up last month for just a day retreat. It is just as beautiful as i remember it. There are many buildings where you will participate or can participate in various things . There are also several hiking trails available to you to use. There are currently a lot of moose in the area so if you go up and are out on the trails be sure to be on the look out. The day retreat started with some art. (this was okay, I went because my friend is into art. if i had been on my own i would have opted to go hiking instead during this time) After this was a break and then yoga class. Then lunch. They have a homemade vegetarian/vegan lunch. You can request gluten free in advance. Their food is seriously amazing! It is worth the price of the day retreat just to come and enjoy the food! It is so so good! After lunch, you can do an hour of volunteer work in the kitchen. It is the kind thing to do especially since the prices of their retreats are actually pretty afforable. give back. After that you have a couple of hours of free time to go do what you please. There is a pond you could kayak/canoe on. Or bring up your paddleboard. go hiking. Sit in the reading room. Sit on one of the hammocks in the trees. go meditate. so many choices! After that you can come back for an afternoon yoga class, and then dinner! Again so yummy! It is rare to find some place that can make such delicious homemade vegan and gluten free food. After that they do some ceremonial stuff, you can choose to participate in that or not. Highly recommend having a retreat here, it was very relaxing.

Listen MEN, it might sound like your worst nightmare to be taken to a yoga retreat for your…read morebirthday, but let me tempt you with this... partner yoga. Yes that's right, hot spandex and sports bra of your favorite lady helping you stretch out muscles you haven't ever stretched. Yes, it is sexy, but amazingly wonderful for the practice of yoga, intimacy and stretching. There are some retreats where you go to get pampered, but this is not one of them. The cabins are run down, the grounds kept very simple, and the food is vegetarian, but pampering is not part of the theme of the retreat, Shoshoni is more focused on the practice of yoga and meditation. Yogis live up at the retreat and are the people who take care of your classes, your meditations, the cooking, and the serving... It almost starts to feel like camp, where you start pinpointing the ones in your head of who you want to hook up with. You have a couple different options for accommodations. I went all out and got the private cabin, which was only $115 person. I say ONLY because this also included three meals, three yoga classes, two meditations, the use of the retreat grounds, and use of the hot tub and sauna. You can pay less and stay in a same sex dorm, an electricity free cabin, or you can camp it somewhere on the Shoshoni property. Obviously, since I singed up the partner yoga class with my boyfriend, I needed the private cabin. It was his birthday, so I had to go all out. The partner yoga class was an extra $70 and lasted about an hour and half. It was the best part of the retreat. I wanted to give this retreat more stars, but I just can't. The retreat is missing that magical something that would make us want to come back. The yoga classes were too short and not advance enough, and the cabin was really outdated and old. The extra step to offer more choices for classes of different levels, and more one-on-one time with the instructors would definitely improve the score. If you go, make sure to sign up for private yoga classes, and/or massages and facials. * Star one for the steamin' partner yoga ** Sweat it up star two is for the.... SAUNA (silly goose you), which was the perfect way to end a long day *** the final star goes to the dessert at lunch on the final day, those peanut butter balls were scrumptious!

What a different yoga experience! You must come. Our class was Anjali Restorative yoga with…read moreteachings of Bhagavagita weaved in. Talk about an intense yet subtle experience!! Hips were opened, prana was moved and deep, age-old burdens dropped. I'm definitely coming back every time I'm in town

This is the best camp in Boulder. Kids love pool time and art activities. The counselors create a…read morepositive environment in a beautiful setting. This is my first Yelp review ever but they have been one of the best parts of our summers for almost a decade.

What an amazing community of Yogis! There are wonderful opportunities for Yoga and Meditation as…read morewell as teacher training and kid's camp available at this residential yoga community. This is the real deal, if you are looking for the opportunity to connect with people who are living consciously and facilitating that in others this is the place for you!