I had such a great experience at Yoga joint! It sits right underneath of my friends Apartment…read morebuilding and I've slept on it! A friend from social media hosted a group of us there and it was so so good! The 45 minute FIIT workout was sooo good. The just was great and helped keep us moving. And the full body burn was great. Our instructor was the best! My body still feels it. I love the shower area with everything you need from towels to shampoo and body wash. The area is super clean and comfy for clothing changes. Everyone there was very friendly. I can't wait to go back with the girls.

I've taken roughly 50 yoga classes, and this is the first studio I've encountered where the most…read morememorable part of the experience was trying to understand how a "free first class" became an $80 charge. I have a Florida ID. My father also has a secondary residence in Miami. Yet somehow, after arriving for what was advertised as a free first class, I was told my dad didn't qualify and was charged about $80 for the class and mat. What made the experience worse was my interaction with Jara. She claimed she had left me a voicemail explaining the relevant requirement beforehand. I still have all of my voicemails. That voicemail does not exist. Then, instead of simply resolving the issue, she held onto my ID while trying to upsell me on a "50% off" next class. There is something almost absurd about charging someone for what they reasonably believed was a free introductory class, then immediately presenting a discount on another class as though this were a customer-service solution. Maybe Yoga Joint has some technical interpretation of its promotion that explains all of this. But if you advertise a "free first class," the burden should be on the business to make any disqualifying conditions clear before the customer arrives - especially when the customer has a Florida ID. There are plenty of yoga studios in Miami. I'd recommend going somewhere that treats an introductory offer as a way to earn trust rather than something you need to litigate at the front desk. I've found places like Mimi Yoga to be far more understanding. One star. The yoga itself became almost irrelevant compared with the way the business handled the transaction.

Moniqui is wonderful teacher I love her class, my recommendatio. she really take care of each…read moreperson .

I took Mo's barre class on Saturday and had a great time! The class was fun and challenging and I…read morereally enjoyed her energy!

This was my first hot Pilates experience. Whoa. I loved it. I really appreciate when an instructor…read morecomes around and corrects my form. After all I'm relying on their expertise to get the full benefit of my workout. There's plenty of parking nearby and they have classes early morning and very late in the evening. You can use their lockers outside. Bring water to hydrate!

Came here on Saturday for the first time. I frequently do hot mat Pilates classes but I came with…read moremy friend who hasn't taken a hot class before nor a mat Pilates class before. She had also never been to this studio before. We walk by it when in the area and it looks really nice so we tried it out together. When we got there and went to the front desk, the staff member saw it was our first time and had us sign the waiver. Afterwards she said "enjoy your class". Knowing it was our first time she did not explain where everything was in the studio like where the class would actually be, where to put our stuff, how to work the lockers.... She didn't offer us a towel, nothing. So after wandering around we found the locker area and put our stuff in there. Couldn't figure out how to lock it so thankfully no one took our stuff bc we left it unlocked. We found the studio and went in and found some spots. A sign on the door explains that the back row is reserved for filming so we avoided that area and went towards the front. I grabbed the equipment for my friend and I and we stretched and got ready for class. The instructor came in (Michelle) and from the jump she had a mean attitude. She was telling a lot of us that we weren't lined up on the circles correctly and she was saying how class already started and people should be prepared. She never asked if it was anyone's first time at the studio, if there was anyone new to Pilates, nothing. Just a lack of studio manners that makes a class welcoming. She then proceeded to get frustrated when I guess some new people weren't getting the moves she was giving verbal cues on and she said something along the lines of "make sure you have your listening skills on" instead of maybe being nicer and explaining it a different way, or even showing the move to that person/ fixing their form. As the class went on, her attitude got better and it was more enjoyable but the beginning was rough. Not to mention girls who weren't in the back row were recording which was annoying. The instructor was knowledgeable about Pilates but I would suggest being a little more welcoming. You never know (especially when you don't ask) if it's someone's first time. My friend and I agreed the studio would have been better with just a better attitude from everyone there. The class was good, we sweat and it was a good workout. The vibes were just off. Seemed like just another very pretentious Miami Pilates studio. Disappointed and not sure I come back.

Went in for the floating sound bath Sunday afternoon class. Claudia was fantastic. A great mix of…read moreweightless meditation and breathing. Will definitely be back for this and other classes.

Wow. After a frustrating experience at another studio, I was desperately looking for someplace…read morelocal to practice aerial yoga. I booked a morning Aerial Stretch class at RF Studios and was blown away. Yes, the class was amazing - I got incredible stretch (and workout!) particularly in my shoulders, upper back, and hips. However, it was the atmosphere that really made my experience. Roya was an amazing instructor - clear direction, upbeat, encouraging for those that were new to the studio and practice, and generally such a kind human. You could tell who the studio regulars were because they were greeted by name, they helped the instructor set up and clean up, and you could really feel the sense of community. I simply cannot wait to try more classes at RF Studios!

A beautiful studio with Pilates classes using the reformers! I LOVE it! I just moved to this area…read moreso was searching for a Pilates studio and came across this one close to where we live. I popped in one morning to check out a class and sat and watched while all the ladies worked their butts off. I have only taken a couple of classes here but the instructors are excellent... The classes are small enough that you get some quality attention and corrections on your form. I'm looking forward to trying more of their classes and sculpting my body back to greatness!!

Love this place, the owner/instructor is amazing and the atmosphere is calm and soothing. This was…read moreone of the best work outs I've ever had, I highly recommend this studio.

Kasa is a beautiful boutique yoga studio situated within the Greynolds Village shopping district…read more This area boasts an excellent location, featuring not only a host of cool, unique shops but also several great restaurants. The moment I walked through the door, I was welcomed by the owner, Dania greeted by her radiant smile and boundless energy. I can say without exaggeration that every single class I've taken has been nothing short of perfect. The instructors here are highly professional and incredibly knowledgeable; their attitudes are fantastic, and I have thoroughly enjoyed every session I've attended. I recommend Kasa Yoga Studio one hundred percent!

Kasa Yoga is a gem of a yoga studio where you will find peace, calmness, positive energy, and…read morekindness; a little haven for yoga, Pilates, and sound baths. The atmosphere feels like someone's cozy, tranquil home, the kind of place where you instantly feel comfortable enough to settle onto your mat and be transported somewhere safe and serene. I've been for both their 70 minute hot yoga with sound bath as well as a sound bath session, and each one felt like a reset. The yoga class is approachable for all fitness levels, and the meditative sound bath at the end leaves you feeling grounded, peaceful, and completely restored. I love it here and look forward to more sessions.

I took the Hot Yin Yang class with Zoe, and it was exactly what I needed. I really liked the…read moreformat--starting with power yoga to get your heart rate up and then slowing things down with yin at the end. It was a great balance of strength, movement, and stretching. Zoe was a great instructor and guided the class really well. The studio itself has a cool vibe, and I love the Wynwood location. It's spacious, clean, and has a unique aesthetic that fits the neighborhood. I'll definitely be back to try more classes. If you're looking for a yoga studio in Miami, I'd absolutely recommend checking out Wynwood Yoga Studio.

I absolutely love their hot yin yoga classes. Not many studios offer this style. I lift weights so…read morethis class is an absolute must to stretch and release tension. They offer two hot yin classes every weekday! One in the morning and evening. And one on Saturday and Sunday. No other studio in Miami offers this many hot yin classes. Which is perfect if your schedule may change. Also, My favorite teacher is Carla. Her hot power yoga classes will challenge you in the best ways and she has shown me new poses and flows I've never seen anywhere else. Elevating me from intermediate to advanced. I highly recommend this studio. On top of that, I love that majority of their classes are 75 min!

It's getting harder now to find virtual yoga classes (there's still a pandemic, people) so I'm…read morealways grateful when styles of yoga I like pop up on ClassPass! I believe I was the only person in this Yin class virtually but they appeared to have people in their studio simultaneously. I enjoyed my Yin class. It gave me just the stretch I needed. I really liked the instructor and still felt connected despite being on a computer! Nobe seems to be a super cool place, and if I'm ever in the area I will totally make a point to visit a yoga class here.

Note: This review is not for yoga. There may be Yoga in the building, but because Miami Beach…read moreBootcamp also does yoga on the beach and in the park for online donations, the need to be indoors on vacation is low. Anyhow, I ordered a smoothie and saw a list of what I remember to be macaroons available at the counter. The photo attached might show it, but I cannot find the original on my camera roll. I remember looking at this long list of treats and not being able to match them up with the ones that they had. It was a weird because there was a younger girl behind the counter who wasn't sure either. There are other places to get smoothies in larger sizes and less expensive in the area, so just because it's "vegan" and in a yoga center seems a bit on point. The seating arrangement at the bar doesn't give you the room to sit and converse privately with your friends. I guess this isn't the place for me. This smoothie was fine, I'm sure the macaroon was delicious, whatever flavor it was.