Joined this studio a year ago & enjoyed it at first. Things have changed as of late & just cancelled my membership. Class cancellations & instructors constantly being subbed out so there is no consistency. I voiced an opinion on a policy change & was met with not one but two aggressively rude emails from a male front desk worker. After the first email, I asked him not to contact me again & he still did (harassment). A business should be able to take both negative & positive feedback & always strive to do better. read more

I used to love Yoga in Common. The greeting lady was welcoming, there was a superb gift shop with a variety of local artisians and crafters. It was tastefully decorated in happy, upbeat colors. There were ample classes and the place felt comfortable and friendly. I loved several of the zoom instructors. In early summer a yoga instructor from Phoenix visited me. I had raved about the studio, and went in to sign up for a class. My heart sand as the studio I loved, had changed hands. The shop was stripped of only a few basic items, the zesty colors were gone and replaced with cold mundane color. The warm, friendly atmosphere was gone. The woman at the counter didn't engage at all and didnt even look at us. I was shocked and had no words. The studio I knew was gone. read more

Fair prices, lots of classes to choose from. Very pretty studio, been going here for years. Highly recommend!

It's really hard to find a yoga studio that offers kundalini yoga. Yoga in common does!! I love the little store they have as well. They promote local businesses and I love supporting local. Lots of great handmade, beautiful products. They also have monthly classes like a full moon, April they have a prosperity class. It's a wonderful studio, highly recommend. read more

So, this studio is MAGICAL. I live in Los Angeles, CA and frequent Myrtle Beach to visit my mother. Well, that's what I tell my mother. Truth be told, I visit MB to get time in this studio! From the abundance of daily classes to the diversity of the classes, Yoga in Common has become one of my favorite studios in the country! Yogis in Los Angeles are no joke when it comes to health and wellness but the instructors at Yoga in Common are some of the BEST I have ever practiced with! Some of my favorite instructors include Danielle Guido, Ged Duvall, Sherry Peckham and Laurie Spector! The Yogis are truly special and I always leave their classes feeling invigorated (and a 'little' sweaty!) :-) Can't wait to go visit 'mom' again! ;-) read more

I was looking for an intermediate class early one Thursday morning while I was in town and found it! They offer a discount for teachers, students and military people so that was a nice surprise helping take the sting out of a drop in rate while on vacation. Either bring the blinders or your wallet because there have a cute little boutique with all sorts of things to buy in the front of the store. And the props- plenty of props to use! read more

I signed up for the first timer deal which is currently unlimited yoga for your first month for $50. This is a steal! The shop in front is beautiful and the yoga classes are really great. I've taken several of the classes so far and have loved all of them... Forest Yoga with Jo was one of the harder classes. It really worked my core and was an awesome workout. I'm still sore. I've also enjoyed a few of the Vinyasa Flow classes and the Stretch and Strengthen/Recharge classes. I attempted the Yin yoga which was great for stretching out and just feeling really good with relaxed muscles when you leave. I also did a restorative yoga which wasn't really my favorite but was great as far as relaxing. I came out of it feeling like I'd taken a long nap which wasn't a bad thing after a long week haha. All of the teachers have been great and I'm excited that I still have two more weeks left on my monthly pass. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone in the area who needs to stretch, relax, or workout. It's also a great place to make friends if you're new to the area. read more

Cannot speak for the yoga itself (yet), but I wanted to write a review for the yoga shop. The woman working there was super friendly and knowledgable about the merchandise. I ended up buying some local handmade jewelry (which they have a great selection of). There is also original art work, apparel, and incense among other items. After I paid, I received my receipt via email and had a note from them offering to order a shirt I saw for my daughter (but not in her size in store) that I mentioned I liked. Loved looking around in there! A great addition to the Market Common shopping scene. And now I want to come back for yoga. Next time I'm down this way...! read more

Best yoga studio I've been too! All level classes. I've learned a lot here! I would recommend it to family and friends. Everything has been thought through, And is super convenient read more

I was down in Myrtle beach for a week and it consisted of laying on the beach and eating. By day two I felt gluttonous. I mean it was preposterous. Dinners consisted of insane amounts of appetizers, salads, soups, then entrees, dessert at the restaurant and then GOING TO KIRKS FOR ICE CREAM AFTERWARDS! It was truly gross. I tried workout the gym in my building a few times but the equipment was trash. When someone suggested yoga I almost did a backflip in excitement. Anything to help my physical and spiritual well-being and keep me from eating I welcomed lol. We booked a class and my entire vacation party of around 12 guys went. Honestly it was pretty funny, 12 out of shape guys trying to do yoga after 4-5 days of continuously eating garbage. The instructor was a good sport though, I wish I could remember her name. She was gentle with us. The instructor catered to the fact that most of us were beginners and helped us alter the posts the maximize the benefits of the pose without breaking our bodies. She also incorporated some very relaxing aspects to the experience and we all felt rejuvenated afterwards. The studio was clean, in a great area, and was priced very competitively. I'm sure we'll go back next year. read more

Loved the atmosphere, instructor was amazing. Great Vinyasa flow class if you want to sweat!

I love the sense of community at YIC. They offer classes ro fit a wide variety of practices. The studio is comfortable and as the other reviews have indicated YIC has a lot of neato stuff in the boutique. Definitely worth checking out ~ namaste read more

Everytime I visit I stop into the shop. They have great teas, crystals, body products and more. I've picked up a few really cool gifts. I also want to mention the energy of this space is beautiful. read more

I signed up for an unlimited month while I was in Myrtle Beach on summer vacation and I am worried that YIC has ruined me for all other yoga studios. The location is so convenient with tons of parking and the studio is clean, quiet and comfortable. I took classes with 5 different instructors and they were all great in their own unique ways. I can't wait to go back next summer, I cannot recommend it enough! read more

Stopped in with a friend this morning for Jennifer's 9:30 strength and strengthen class. The studio is spacious, and light streams in from full length glass windows over and around muted curtains. Cubbies are adequate for personal belongings, and props are ample. My friend has been taking yoga classes for several months and I for 5 years, although I consider my skill level "terrible". The class advertised itself as appropriate for all levels and it was. Jennifer's poses ranged from the very easy to the very difficult. She had a very skilled but comfortable teaching style that I'm sure would seem comfortable to any visiting yogi. We were here for a convention, although I travel here often only living 100 miles away. I enjoyed the studio, and the class, very much. Ditto what others have written regarding the merchandise, staff and pricing. $15 drop in fee. Class was 75 minutes. read more

Yoga in Common is my favorite place in Myrtle Beach. No matter what type of day I've been having, I step through door and soothing scents plus crafts and artwork of local artisans surround me. I feel my entire body relax. Either Linda, the owner, or staff greet me by name. I feel welcomed! There are two well-equipped studios with bamboo floors and lots of props. The yoga instructors are very well trained and carefully observe each student seeing how your body can realistically move-and give you opportunities to push yourself in a healthy, constructive way. They are approachable, open to questions and have a wonderful spirit in each class to help all participants gain the most out each practice. Yoga In Common offers a wide variety of classes and styles for all levels. I highly recommend Yoga in Common-whether you are new to yoga or have been practicing for years. Rita C. read more

Great yoga studio, and teachers. I was vacationing for a week in myrtle, and it was great to practice in this studio. The schedule gives you lots of options so I was able to fit in 2 classes between all the family stuff. The boutique is great and supports local artists. If you plan to shop while in myrtle, wait until you visit Yoga in Common! read more

This studio was a major disappointment, although the staff is friendly and welcoming it all feels very fake, forced and not very yogic. The energy was cold and uninviting. This studio felt like the fast food restaurant of yoga studios and I did on more than one occasion hear it referred to as the McDonald's of the yoga world. The studio owner is a bully not only to her staff but also to her clients. I once witnessed her placing her mat over the top of a clients mat because that was "her space" this happened to be a new client and it made her very uncomfortable. When the yoga instructor approached her about it the owner verbally belittled the instructor in front of the entire studio and then added, this is my studio I will practice where I want I pay the bills so she can move. How very disheartening, this incident ruined the flow of good energy in the studio and made for a very uncomfortable and hostile environment to practice in. One several occasions I witnessed the owner belittle her employees, who I came to find out aren't really employees at all they are subcontractors, in front of other instructors and clients. Of all of the yoga studios and resorts that I have been to this was by far the worst and I would not stop foot back in this studio again, even if the class was free. I definitely feel bad for the instructors and staff who have to deal with this type of hostile and demeaning work environment day in and day out. This studio does not know the true meaning of yoga and the owner doesn't even know the pillars and if she does, she does not practice them. This is not a place of healing or good Spritual growth, it's nothing more than a business with generic yoga classes. Good luck to those who actually continue to pay to subject themselves to this sort of emotional and Spritual abuse. read more