A friend invited me to come to a 90 minute Bikram method of Yoga, otherwise known as Hot Yoga. Eric…read morewas the instructor and he was great. I really liked his style and how he encouraged all levels throughout the practice. As my first time practicing this method, Eric also took the time to give me a little introduction before class and made me feel very welcome. The room itself is big, with mirrors and dim lighting. I loved the lavender cold towel and cold pack offered to us towards the end of the class. A great way to see if this place is for you is by trying their Local New Student Intro Special for $20. It let's you take all the classes you want for 14 consecutive days. You can also invite a buddy for free!

I've had an amazing experience here! The instructors are incredibly knowledgeable, supportive, and…read moregenuinely care about every member's success. The studios are always clean, and there's a great variety of classes for every fitness level. Juice Box helped me lose 80 pounds and have fun while doing it! I also love that they are involved with our community and hold karma classes benefiting local organizations and events like puppy yoga where all proceeds go to a local rescue! LOVE!

The Vibe: Absurdly Kind! The studio was as delightful…read moreas the class that followed. Oh yeah, Friday-night energy had arrived! The Guide: Uma * Fun Flow Friday (Heated) Uma began by singing an intentional invocation. A spiritual reset, if you will. We could join in or simply receive the vibration. Then we connected to our breath. As we breathed, Uma introduced ahimsa: Nonviolence. Non-harming. For tonight: Be ABSURDLY kind to yourself. Speak kindly to yourself. Move freely. Smile. Play. After all, this was Friday-night yoga! Then came a first for me in a flow class: Face yoga. Squint the eyes and nose. Relax. Smile as wide as possible. Relax. Then, a gentle warm-up. A few Cat-Cows. Sun A. Next, Uma set us free: Explore. Smile. Do what feels good in your body. Sun B followed. In Warrior II, Uma paused for a little mythology: Virabhadrasana takes its name from Virabhadra, the warrior created by Shiva. Fun fact. Then...back to the flow. Add the vinyasa. Skip the vinyasa. Play. Once we were open and vibrantly alive, Uma paused again. Introduce yourself to the yogis beside you. Say hello. Give 'em a high-five. Then, back to the flow. Uma's energy filled the room. And yes, joy is contagious! Eventually, Uma guided us into Savasana. A cold, wet towel at the top of each mat. And then, stillness. The Music: Think songs like Shape of You reimagined through Carnatic music. Familiar enough to recognize, with a rhythm that moved the whole room. The Tribe: This was not a room of people pretending not to notice one another. We smiled. We played. We exchanged names and high-fives. After class, still moved by the energy, I introduced myself to Uma and asked her for a fun fact. She had recently found the time and space to complete yoga teacher training. Then came the real surprise: This was the first class she had ever taught. Her first! You would have never known. Uma grew up practicing yoga beside her father. Years later, that practice found its way through her and into this room, a room full of yogis smiling, moving, and helping welcome her into the next chapter. The Space & Place: Bright. Colorful. Full of personality. A cheerful wall of class notes. Playful signs. Colorful bolsters and cushions. A boutique filled with yoga wear, singing bowls, and small bells. The studio looked the way the class felt: bright, playful, and alive! Fun Fact Your first week at Yoga Pod is FREE! Field Note: Be absurdly kind...and watch what happens!

I've been going to Yoga Pod fairly consistently this year and last night was my first time ever…read moregoing to music and yoga at the 6 PM class with Angie! I must say, wow! That was so uplifting, relaxed, and left me feeling energetic for the rest of the evening. I highly recommend checking out Yoga Pod if you're sort of newish to the yoga world!

I've practiced Bikram/hot yoga for years and was excited to get back into it at Juice Box. The…read morestudios are clean and well-run, and the instructors are knowledgeable. My one hesitation: towel use is inconsistently allowed. My first class back was a full 90-minute traditional class (all 26 postures, twice) with a newer instructor - I used a towel briefly, just for grip during bow pose, and it wasn't an issue at all. In my next two classes, at two different locations, more experienced instructors firmly enforced a strict no-towel policy, citing traditional Bikram purity. What's interesting is that this doesn't match the studio's own history. A 5-star review on this page from about three years ago specifically recommends bringing both a large towel for your mat and a small towel to wipe sweat - and the owner replied directly thanking the reviewer and welcoming them to the community. So towels were clearly fine at one point. The studio also modifies the traditional method in other ways today (music in the 60-minute class, dog yoga), so the current strict enforcement feels selectively applied rather than a consistent, longstanding rule. Worth knowing going in if you sweat heavily or need a towel for grip on certain poses - bring a sweatshirt or wristbands as a workaround, or ask before you book.

I had a great time at Juice Box! I have been coming here on and off for about 8 months (I do drop…read moreins) It is a great place to work out with friends and get your sweat on! Karley is by far my favorite instructor. She explains the positions really well and brings great energy to class. Her encouragement motivates me to keep coming back!

Stopped by Sunday Pilates for a much needed Pilates sesh, and unfortunately, this studio fell a bit…read moreshort of my expectations, and what I consider the the core philosophy of Pilates - to rehabilitate and strengthen the muscles. I'll preface this by saying I consider myself an intermediate level when it comes to my Pilates/lagree practice, with close to 100 classes under my belt and one year of experience in different studios in LA. I was excited seeing all the wonderful reviews, beautiful photos of the studio, and the Allegro 2 reformer (which I use every week), but instead of classical Pilates, this felt more like a Tracy Anderson-type exercise class where you're just kind of blindly following along what the teacher demonstrates. The class I took was very fast paced and an excellent cardio workout, but I could barely tell what the teacher was demonstrating (since we were all lying down on the reformer), and I could tell that quite a few of the other students in the class seemed to be struggling too, since everyone was doing a different version of the exercise being called. Most of the class was leg focused, with 30+ minutes of just jumping off the board and doing different leg exercises in the air before landing. While I understand that a light spring load was necessary for such a long leg-focused workout, I also found it dangerous since there's much less resistance, and a lot of us were slamming the reformer on accident or landing incorrectly/harshly, which can cause serious injury. Abs and arms were fine for me, but I definitely saw some other students who were struggling or completely could not do the exercises at all. The teacher didn't walk around or correct at all the entire class, and I felt like a lot of us could've benefited from extra attention given the high injury potential of the exercises we were doing. Front desk was nice but....really not attentive, and completely forgot to do intake + liability waivers for new clients. I had to remind her that I was still waiting to fill out the forms after class, and instead of finding online/physical paper forms (which most studios in my experience always carry), she asked us to go through our email/the website to find the forms ourselves and fill them out on our own time. Definitely a bit disappointed considering how much I wanted to love this studio and regularly incorporate my Pilates practice on my monthly visits to Reno, but unfortunately, this won't be the studio for me.

I'm new to Pilates, and after hearing my friend rave about this place, I finally understand why…read more I've been a handful of times, and the instructors are always fantastic. This time, though, Lisa went above and beyond to help me when she noticed I was struggling--more than I'd like to admit.

Love, love, love Sparkle Yoga! it is a small, simple, warm welcoming studio. The instructors and…read morethe community and very friendly and nourishing. They will make you feel like they have known you forever. The sparkly floor and unicorn ornaments are a fun touch! I was recently at Sparkle Yoga to start the new year with 108 sun salutations. As a group, we set our intentions by the energy of the new moon. The practice was led by Yodi Yoga, who is an awesome yogini and a master at leading the 108 sun salutations. She manages to make this practice meaningful, inspiring and fun! I also recommend the Gentle Flow with Jennifer Wallis. I guarantee that you will leave the studio feeling bendy, accomplished and sparkly! I love their Living Healthy initiative: If you shop at Sprouts or dine at Greatfull Gardens (any location) and present the receipt at Sparkle Yoga you get a 20% discount off of any yoga package. The last Saturday of every month they have a yoga and mimosas class. Say no more, I am in!

I absolutely loved yoga until I had a bad experience with an instructor. I took a 5 year break from…read moreyoga. Sparkle Yoga is bringing back the love. The instructors are super nice! They make an effort to remember your name and acknowledge you during class. The studio is clean and well stocked with supplies if you're a newbie without any yoga gear. Sparkle Yoga gives customers 20% off if one brings a receipt from Sprouts. There are no criteria when it comes to bringing a receipt from Sprouts for the discount. You don't need spend a certain amount at Sprouts nor do you need to have a receipt within a certain timeframe. I love local businesses that support other businesses. Plus 20% discounts make yoga much more reasonably priced. Sparkle Yoga is fantastic for the beginner as that's the only class I've taken. I assume they'd be great for experienced yogis. I highly recommend Sparkle Yoga!

I took a yin class here last Sunday. What I have found at most Reno yoga studios is the rooms are…read morealways! heated even when it's not advertised as a "Hot" or Bikram class. As a yogi I prefer the heat should come from within...One student even complained when she walked in, I was like, "yes"! Only then did they open a window. The teacher was okay but it's never okay to use profanity of any kind in a class situation and it's quite offensive. Considering I was a first time student she should have watched herself. In the end the class itself was wrong for me; too many props used. My Yogis always taught me that props are not a good idea...and I agree somewhat. I have a block and a strap that can be handy when I've returned to my mat after many falls and severe injuries. I've been a Yogi for 24 years. I several advanced training courses that I've taken over the years. I attended the "Harvard" of Yoga schools in 2005. It's called White Lotus and is located in the stunning Santa Barbara. In a few years I will be opening up my own Yoga Studio in Southern California, I so miss my Cali, not the taxes just the vibe... Every now and then I go back to the Bay Area to teach private classes to my loyal students. The location of this place is in the busy midtown area of Reno. Thankfully the parking wasn't a issue on a Sunday at 3. The studio was very nice and clean.

I haven't done their yoga classes, but the tea lounge that they run on Wednesday and Friday nights…read morefrom 7pm to 1 AM is super fun. They have a little bar with an engaging and capable host who focuses primarily on non-alcoholic drinks, hot and cold, with interesting ingredients like elixirs, dandelion & kombucha. She makes homemade tinctures that are on display and sale as well. They also run at variety of talks in intriguing topics. They have a room with comfortable chairs, low tables and carpets with fun suspended chairs and hula hoops! It's a rare late night chill option in Reno that doesn't involve alcohol ! Recommended !

I have been working out at Peach Lagree since August 2025, before their grand opening, and I have…read moreloved every single minute of it. Not only does this Lagree studio provide a challenging workout, but there is such a sense of community. The owners Amie and Carli have taken the approach of cultivating a space open to anyone. There are weekly and monthly events. There are educational talks about menopause, pelvic floor, pregnancy. There are challenges that keep you motivated. But the most amazing part of Peach, is the teachers. I have gone to many Pilates/Lagree studios in Reno and this is the one where I have found such a depth in the quality of teachers. It seems like training is an integral part of Peach, and that shows in the instructors. I do have my personal favorites (looking at you Kaylee, Audrey, Perla, Amie) but every time I decide to take a different teacher due to some scheduling conflicts, I'm still loving the workout. I've also taken some classes with brand new teachers that I'm excited to take again. Finally, the space is absolutely beautiful. It's a delight to work out in with beautiful mirrors, lighting and inspiring quotes.

I came here with my friend who has a membership that allows guest passes and had a great first…read moreexperience. My teacher, Hannah, showed me and couple of the other newcomers the run down and she was very encouraging throughout class. This is a great workout, and different to this area, which is refreshing!

I have taken classes with Rachel for over a year now. She would come into Zumba with confidence and…read morea smile that lit up the room. She is always happy. Until recently, I hadn't taken a class taught by Rachel because I get in my little comfort zone and am afraid to venture out. Rachel inspired me to try something new. I decided to try her yoga class. I have never done yoga and was extremely intimidated. Rachel, however, made me feel very comfortable and relaxed. She has the most soothing voice and personality. Her teaching style makes learning easy and fun. She is patient and gentle in making sure you are doing the exercises correctly. She also does not push you beyond what your body is able to handle. I am now addicted to her yoga class. Rachel is amazing as an instructor, as a person, and as a friend. She is always there to answer questions or address concerns. I am so excited to see her opening her own studio. It is going to be absolutely fantastic, just like her.

Today was my 1st yoga class & Rachel was great at explaining the different poses. I had no trouble…read morekeeping up other than when my body resisted the pose. She encouraged me to go at my own pace & that this was my personal workout. I was feeling tight in many areas & very tired but after class I felt aligned & energetic. Thank You Rachel! You rocked it today! I highly recommend her class & personal training.