I checked the dynamic flow class with linnea on Tuesday at 7 PM. We introduced ourselves and shared…read morewhere our heart, mind and body are that day. It was a nice icebreaker to get to know everyone. The class was not too intense but definitely strength exercises, breathing, and typical yoga moves. A great balance of everything. I haven't been to a yoga class in a couple years and I wasn't struggling. When you enter your right in the studio itself. Mats and anything you'll need is provided. I didn't use the bathroom, but I presume they have one. I'm not sure if I saw a water fountain so I would suggest bringing your own water bottle in case.

The classes here are amazing and they truly care about the community. I love the variety of classes…read moreand the work study opportunities.

The classes are donation based and include a mat and props. They have lovely instructors as well…read moreand a place to change, get water and use the bathroom

It was great. Lovely environment! Beginner friendly and a great workout! Went with a friend and we…read morehad a great time

Kala Yoga in Bushwick is a bit of a hike no matter which direction you are coming from, whether it…read moreis the J or the L train. I personally find the walk longer when coming from the J train and getting off at Myrtle Avenue. The L train is about the same distance, though if you are not familiar with the area it can be a little confusing to find the L train. I visited both Kala Yoga locations during my intro week, which I purchased for forty dollars. One location is in Williamsburg and the other is in Bushwick. The Williamsburg studio is more convenient for me personally. It is smaller but cozy and easy to get to. You can take the J train, get off at Marcy Avenue, and walk over to Driggs Avenue without much trouble. The staff at both locations are lovely. Very nice to talk to. Unfortunately, I was not able to fully enjoy my intro week due to my schedule, but I did manage to take two heated vinyasa classes. Both instructors were great. I especially enjoyed Jake's Sunday class at twelve fifteen at the Williamsburg location. I really wanted to take other classes to try different instructors. Definitely next time I will. There is a clear difference between warm, heated, and hot classes. The heated classes felt good and comfortable. They were not humid like most hot yoga studios. I doubt the room reaches ninety degrees. It felt closer to eighty. That said, the heat was comfortable, though I personally would not mind it being slightly warmer. The Bushwick location has a wider layout. There is one yoga room and it is long and spacious. The natural lighting is more on the mild side. The Williamsburg location is smaller and more cozy, with better natural lighting. The yoga room there is wide but not overly large like the one in Bushwick. Both studios are very clean. Mats are hung instead of folded, which I appreciated. Props are available, and if you do not bring a mat or towel, you can request one. The Bushwick location has small lockers, while Williamsburg uses cubbies. They also sell merchandise, and I ended up purchasing a few items. Overall, whether you are closer to Bushwick or Williamsburg, Kala Yoga was a great experience. I appreciate studios that prioritize cleanliness, community, and good energy. The pricing is also very reasonable compared to many other yoga studios. I will definitely be going back.

Best yoga studio in Bushwick! Beautiful space, highly experienced teachers and warm community. 10/10read more

Overhead lighting during yoga. What else needs to be said?? I was so disappointed in the class and…read morefound it super disengaging. Thankful that I did it as part of a classpass trial instead of paying for it (though the instructor did not check attendance)

Always wonderful teachers and a calm space! Super beginner friendly (it's where I started, and was…read morenot at all intimidating), but also challenging for those with more experience! Can't recommend enough

If you are looking for a great space to practice yoga, this is definitely it! I participated in one…read moreof Dr. Mason's beginners vinyasa classes a few months ago. It's been some years since I had actually attended a yoga session so I was coming into this thinking my skills were rusty. I was a bit afraid I might not be able to keep up, but contrary to that, it was smooth sailing. Dr. Mason is a fabulous instructor who truly wants to make your yoga experience worth while. Fostering a sense of community and calm, all at the same, this spot is truly a gift in the Bed Stuy community. When I attended my class, people of all skill levels were present - which was nice cause it gives you motivation. The space itself can accommodate a good number of people but it's still enough for you to soundly focus. I cannot recommend this place enough. You will have such a wonderful experience.

Dr. Mason led an amazing Noir Yoga session at Fort Greene Park, where the smooth flow had me…read morefeeling perfectly aligned and totally chill. I also attended the Yoga Teacher Summit at Noir Yoga Studio, joining an awesome group of teachers from the New York Metro area. The summit was super enlightening and soulful, and I got to make some great new friends.

Bought a Groupon for yoga here. No class schedule to be found. No one answering emails, phone or…read moreFacebook messages. Now my Groupon is expired because I haven't been able to find a class here. Very frustrating

I went there last week for a yoga class. I found them on line, their website is really cool. They…read morejust started offering yoga classes. I took a vinyasa class, it was really great! The studio is very cosy, I loved the energy and the atmosphere. I will definitely go back.

Super welcoming and friendly space. Very easy to book a class online. I'm 20 weeks pregnant and…read moredropped by with a friend for a class and the instructor was very accommodating. They turned down the heat and the instructor gave me some alternatives for certain stretches. Mat and towel are provided free with the booking, which is great.

Took Jen's class on Sunday evening & she's AMAZING. Great flow, options for all levels, and Yoga…read moreNidra at the end. If it's your first time, first class is free. Definitely a must try!

I took Arrie's flow class at BodyHoo yesterday and really enjoyed it. The sequence was well-paced,…read moreeasy to follow, and honestly a lot of fun. Arrie created a welcoming atmosphere and I left feeling energized and refreshed. Highly recommend!

I am so excited to have found a comfortable, safe and kind place to practice! I have taken a little…read morehiatus from yoga--or any body movement for that matter--so I went it a bit apprehensive, but Arrie has eased me into a beautiful flow. I experienced a right balance of being challenged and allowed to breathe into my rusty body:-). I took a Bodyhoo yoga class, but there are Pilates mat, apparatus, aerial hammock classes also available. Also, the playlist is soooo good! Off I go to purchase my unlimited package so I can continue to explore at BODYHOO.

In the last seven weeks, Kadampa has become my favorite place to be. I cherish the weekly…read moremeditation classes held by Joseph. He's great, he exudes happiness out his pores. That is my ultimate goal; to be as happy as Joe. This is the first time that I've continuously attended a center to practice. Group meditation has made the experience of meditating so much more profound. If you would like to experience the joy and benefits of meditation, I highly suggest that you attend Kadampa Meditation Center. Here you will find a great community of like-minded people who come together to practice, share knowledge, and happiness with each other. Kadampa is known for teaching modern Buddhism. "Learning to cherish others is the best solution to our daily problems, and it is the source of all our future happiness and good fortune." -Geshe Kelsang Gyatso

A special place for sure. Check it out for meditation, chill vibes and mind blowing ideas. ‍‍read more