Tranquility Yoga is awesome!! And they are OPEN and have been for more than 10+ years. The 11 am…read moreclass this morning was fantastic. Jeanne Doss is an excellent teacher/instructor and she explains the movements, the benefits and proper technique. This has been a great starting place for a yoga newbie like me. I am also thinking of taking one of their spin classes.

This by far is the best yoga studio. Jeanne is so knowledgeable about yoga and body health. The…read moreatmosphere in her studio is welcoming, calming and friendly. She has helped my become a healthier and more flexible person since I have been going these past 5 months. Come see Jeanne and get healthy. You will not be disappointed!!

My new favorite yoga studio in Tulsa. I love it here…read more I have been practicing yoga probably for 10 years. I wouldn't say I am a super good yogini or anything (still need to master the headstand and handstand!) but it is my favorite form of exercise and way to destress and stretch. I have gone to many different yoga classes and places over the years and have seen different styles and studios. Yoga has become so trendy and popular now and I think some places are now more of a yoga workout place and have forgotten the real aura of yoga and the breathing and calming down and all. Not that I don't like a good challenging workout, that is what I usually do! But Be Love incorporates a good workout with the breathing and calming aspect too. I have only been 4 times so far (the 9 am classes during the week) so I have not tried some of the soft yoga classes and other classes they have to offer. I have already joined-their drop in prices are better than most places in Tulsa to begin with and the monthly prices are really great, if you want to commit to unlimited. They have several options to choose from. One thing to try if you are new is their 2 weeks unlimited for $20, a great deal! To begin with, I love their atmosphere. They are at 6th and Peoria next to Phoenix Coffee (which I want to try!). Their place is warm and inviting. I love how when you walk in, it is an open room and the class is right there. They have a big garage door. It is fun to hear the street sounds. Someone said when the weather is nice they will open up the garage door. I think they have a very strong community, I am excited to see all what they do-they have a board with all kinds of fun things going on. Oh-they have an Intention for the Month-love that-July is New Beginnings, which totally resonates with me since my company I founded is based on the concept of new beginnings. The owners Joe and Margot are very sweet and so helpful. I love how they show different modifications to accommodate all kinds of people with varying practices. I love how it is so nonjudgmental-that is how yoga is supposed to be. One day last week I came flying in late (which I hate to do!) and I felt like a whirlwind coming in and then my feet were peeling everywhere (don't know if anyone noticed-I did the product Baby Feet a week ago-it is an exfoliant for your feet-awesome-the bad thing is you don't know when your feet will start peeling! So I felt like "Pigpen" from Charlie Brown. Ok maybe this is TMI!) Anyway no one scolded me for being late (some workout places shame you! Happened to my friend at a different place!), just met me with love and I don't think anyone noticed my peeling feet. That's another thing I love about yoga, is it is not a competition! Anyway, their classes are really great and everyone is really inviting and friendly. They are opening another studio in Broken Arrow in September so that will be great for everyone out south!

First time in with my friend and we giggled 2 minutes into the session. The instructor said…read moresomething to us which is fine, use your words. But he then proceeded to snap his fingers and point as if we were some dogs needing to be reeled in. It was entirely not that serious. Was super unwelcoming experience; for your first time you would think they would want you to have a good experience. But treating people with such disrespect and being demeaning is entirely not the way to go. I was super disappointed the entire rest of the time there and honestly uncomfortable.

We went here with a group of friends on an early Saturday morning to work out, and it was…read moreexhausting but well worth it! We started off with a yoga class, which definitely worked on many muscle groups (Core, back, leg, arm, and shoulder) to improve strength, flexibility, and overall well-being. The instructor had a very calm, soothing, and encouraging voice that helped us relax and ease and transition smoothly into the class. Following that, we jumped right into the spin class (indoor cycling workout) and pedaled very intensely to work on our hamstrings, quadriceps, and gluteal muscles. The spin instructor had great energy and was very motivating, which kept us going as long as we could. The music and lighting were also very upbeat and bright. After everything was over, we felt super tired, but glad that we came to this welcoming and encouraging environment. I highly recommend checking it out!

I'm a member of the Junior League of Tulsa, and we were offered the opportunity to try our…read moreStudioPop for a week FOR FREE. Heck yes! I was going to sign up for as many classes as I could, but then I looked at my three year old and then at my planner. One class was all I could squeeze in. Blast. So, I signed up for Restorative Yoga on Thursday at 6:30 PM. Parking is limited if folks are out and about. No street parking available at all. There was an empty lot, but all the spots near the street lights were full. I ended up parking in the dimly lit back near the overpass. Super safe. I arrived 15 minutes early as requested to get a quick tour and lay of the land. The studio is super clean, spunky in character, and has plenty of storage for all the things one needs when working out. I was offered a bottle of water, which I happily took, and was then told that this one was on the house otherwise it would cost me $2. Well, that seemed like a snarky lesson, but okay, noted. I thought it was just a friendly gesture. Word to the wise: BRING YOUR OWN WATER. Abby was the yoga instructor for our session. That studio faces the street with a wall of windows but it was not overly bright at all. The lights were dimmed, electric candles were turned on, and soothing music was playing the background. Abby was a wonderful instructor, gently guiding the 7 of us in the class through relaxing poses and stretches. I did have one quibble in that I am not at all flexible, especially when I have not worked out beforehand. She startled me when trying to press on my back during child pose but profusely apologized after class once I explained why I was not putting all my weight on the bolster. The best part of this class: the head massage. You read that right, the head massage. It was brief but glorious. Overall, this was a wonderful and relaxing yoga class! Highly recommend!

Having never taken a Pilates class before, I gave it a shot at Luxe while on vacation. Chelsea was…read moreincredibly welcoming, helpful and informative with her class. Definitely left me feeling like I got a great workout! Thanks Chelsea!

Best studio in town! The atmosphere is so welcoming, the instructors are encouraging and the…read morecommunity is unlike any other. I love being able to have access to bootcamp, barre and yoga without having to belong to multiple studios. The supervised Childcare is also a big plus!!

Love this place! Friendly staff. Large fitness center. Reasonable price for family of four.read more

Amazing staff! Great workout classes and equipment! I am grateful and thankful for my YMCA friends!…read moreExtremely family-oriented with various activities, Go Club, swimming, and Summer Camp!

I tried Salt Yoga on a whim just looking for something different then my usual Pilates classes. One…read morething that drew me to Salt Yoga was the heated yoga session as I have always wanted to try it. It didn't disappoint. I easily signed up on the app purchased one class to try and showed up. The class room is cozy and tranquil. The room heated isn't overwhelming and they provide mats, bolsters, and blankets to utilize. They have wipes and sprays available to clean at the end as well. From the start of class to the end it was cohesive and inviting...as it's my first time doing yoga it was amazing! I defiantly plan to join and attend more classes.

Let's talk about love and my first hot yoga experience here at Salt Yoga…read more I sweat. Even my belly button sweats, so naturally, the idea or even mention of hot yoga made me sweat. It took the forecast of an eminent blizzard for me to gain the courage to try hot yoga. My experience was like a Savage Garden song. I walked in and was warmly greeted by a well-run check in system. Once I filled out my paperwork, I was given a key-card tag to swipe when I attend classes in the future - something I have never seen at a yoga studio. Complimentary mats are available for use. There is a retail side where you can purchase some really cool yoga clothes, mats, etc. Cubbies are available to stuff purses and shoes in before entering the yoga room. It is beautiful, inspiring and comfortable with red brick walls and only a few mirrors. An infrared heating system kept me warm, never hot. The music was recognizable and kept the pace of poses while the peaceful and encouraging instructor guided us. The strength and sweat class was challenging, but I could see any level of yogi coming in and feeling good with the modification options which were explained. Yes, I did sweat; no, it wasn't uncomfortably profuse. After the class I felt so good I looked up the benefits of hot yoga and found them: Detoxifies the body Increases circulation Strengthens the cardiovascular system Improves skin appearance Strengthens the immune system Reduces pain and cellulite Here's to courage, heat and Savage Garden-like love.

Love classes with Hugh especially - he's on point and really helpful in instructing on getting…read moreposes to work for you

Hot classes are amazing!! I've done both Bikram and Pilates and would highly recommend both.read more