I attended aerial yoga classes here to relax during the fall semester of my Masters program. After…read morea hectic spring semester I decided to go back to use the remaining classes I had only to find out that the studio has switched management and that I had let my classes expire! The people at Purple Blossom were super understanding and even credited me two classes (even though it was my mistake)! I don't think you can find kinder people or get better vibes in the entirety of Greenville.

I do not think this yoga studio is open any more. I went by yesterday and the storefront was empty…read more There is no sign about them having moved. They are not answering their phone. A deposit I put down on a class on Wellness Living was not returned. I'd like to know what happened.

Smaller, cool new studio that just opened here in Greenville! Take advantage of it with lots of…read morepersonalized attention. From introductory to intermediate, all levels welcome. Loving intermediate series, with arms balances, inversions. They are inside Juicy Vibes, besides McAllister. Plenty of parking and close enough to downtown to come on a bike.

Just realized that some how this has been in my drafts on yelp for an awkward amount of time. I did…read moreclasses with Samantha and a few others at yogi vibes while I was in grad school. All of her teachers are awesome and she is really great to take classes with too! If anyone wants to try out yoga take a class with Samantha you won't regret it.

Super convenient of you live in the Wake Forest, Youngsville, Franklinton area! It's a hidden gem…read morethat's worthy of being found! I've been attending Piper Moon Yoga for 3 years and counting! It's taken me far too long to leave a review and sing their praises. At first I came to the studio just to get out of the house - yet kept coming back because of how I felt afterwards! It's not just about flexibility - it's also about the stress relief and calmness the studio space, outside grounds, fellow classmates and the instructors (Kim and Brenda are gems!) help create. It's an awesome way to recharge before, during or after work! I've come in with pounding headaches and walked out feeling refreshed! The studio offers a variety of classes which accommodates all levels. My personal favorites are Slow Flow, Warriors & Weights, and Vinyasa Flow - all leave me feeling that in addition to doing yoga - I also got in a workout. It's now one of the most consistent ways I practice self care! Highly recommend!!

I cannot say enough good things about Ms. Kim and her yoga studio. After we had a temp move to…read moreRaleigh, I tried another yoga place that was closer - I did not like it at all. Kim is kind, patient and has a gentle spirit. The studio is peaceful, clean and it's made me really like yoga.

Just amazing. Miss McNally has extensive knowledge on how to help with your pains and injuries…read moreusing different techniques, including kinesiology tape. She also offered "homework" exercises so you can keep improving on your own home. The setting is a safe, relaxing environment, perfect to feel rejuvenated afterwards. Miss McNally really cares.

From the owner: Therapeutic massage, personalized and group yoga instruction, and Kinesio Taperead more

Amazing instruction, one of the best experiences with yoga I've ever had in New Bern. I went to the…read moreMyasore class- first time ever. I felt the authentic mind & body, meditative experience intertwined within a welcoming environment- I absolutely loved it. I also loved the instruction with breathing techniques- I will definitely be back

The Yoga Connection is great, I just wish I could go more often! Martha is a wonderful and…read moreknowledgeable teacher, and offers a warm, comfortable environment to practice yoga. The new facility is gorgeous!

This studio is a relatively undiscovered gem in Smithfield. The owner has such a wealth of…read moreexperience, and years of training. I have always felt that my personal needs were addressed and in several years have never had the same class taught twice. A constant learning experience, encouraging both the beginner and the more advanced student to find their "edge" and explore boundaries. If I lived in Raleigh I would drive to Smithfield to attend this studio. Beautiful setting-huge windows in a historic building, hardwood floors, brick walls.

I absolutely LOVE this studio!!! Everyone here is so welcoming! I really love the family vibe that…read moreI feel every time I come here! The instructors are so good! At some other studios, I've noticed that the teachers kind of rush through the classes, but the instructors here take their time, walking around the class and helping students get into alignment safely. Meaghan and Gil, the owners, are the most lovely people! They make sure to remember your name and keep up with you. They are easily some of the best instructors I've ever practiced under. As for the studio itself, it has 2 rooms in which to practice. The parking lot is a bit small, but it's to be expected due to the urban setting. They do have lots where overflow parking can go though. The only thing that makes me sad is that they don't offer that many classes, but they will be adding some soon due to the recent graduating instructors. I'm so excited!!!

I've been on a mission to reclaim my yoga practice on layovers, yelp lead me here and Christine was…read morea fabulous teacher, class was awesome. Her instruction was spot on and the studio was well appointed with props and had a calm ambiance, thank you Norfolk and Breathe for layover bliss

I love how safe and welcome I feel at this studio. I am new to yoga and I appreciate the options…read morethat are given for each pose so I don't feel left out as a beginner. They have plenty of supplies if you don't know what to bring and offer a variety of classes depending on your level. I have left every class feeling relaxed, challenged, and supported. I'm also grateful that they offer an intro pass to let you try before committing to a membership. Would recommend to anybody looking for a yoga studio to call home!

I've been taking Paul Sobin's Continuing Basics series for about 6 months, and this review is…read morepurely about this series. I'm very new to yoga. There are free classes at my school, but I feel like you need a certain level of understanding of the poses before going to those classes. I'm the kind of person that would feel VERY uncomfortable mimicking the poses in class without learning the ABCs first, just for the sake of feeling sore afterwards. I'm also uncomfortable when the teachers talk way too much about their spiritual journey. I respect other people's spirituality, but when it's hovering over the ENTIRE CLASS, it can be very distracting. Paul Sobin solves both of my problem. In the class we would move from pose to pose, but he'd always mention the mistakes easily made. So when I'm doing the pose, even when he's not nearby to correct me, I could still keep in mind what to avoid. He offers a sweet mix of the physical and spiritual practice. For example when we start the slow breathing at the beginning of class, he'd mention how life is always busy and stressful, and it's good to take just a couple minutes to breathe slow and deep to give yourself a bit peace of mind. I really appreciate this. The series are pretty flexible - if you can't make it to the class you signed up for, you can do a make-up with any other series class Paul/ Sommer teach. Whatever leftover classes you haven't used in this series can be carried over to the next one. Students get a discount, which comes to $10 per class. This is quite an investment compared to the free gym, but I'd be happy to skip a weekend drink for this. People seem very nice, chill, and friendly as well. They also offer a week of classes free before the start of the series. The only con I can think of so far: The class can be crowded, to the point that the distance between you and the next mat is half a mat's width. Come 10 mins early to secure a good spot.