The Strip District, Om Lounge is amazing. Their teaching style is creative, unique, athletic,…read morechallenging and fun.  I tried a variety of classes and enjoyed each instructor and experience.  The Express Sculpt class is cool- yoga with a fitness twist, adding in ankle and arm weights to elevate the experience.  The 75-minute class was intense but very relaxing and a great way to practice movement. The Strip District location is mostly brick and has a warm, welcoming vibe.  All of the classes are taught in a style of Vinyasa Krama sequencing methodology.  The classes help you arrive to a space of clarity and peace and each class helps improve physical health, emotional wellbeing and union with the self and others.

Had an amazing first experience at Om. The studio is above De Fer in the strip. You have to be…read morebuzzed in then walk up stairs. The space is beautiful and so clean. They have some retail you can browse, a lot of free people! Emily was so welcoming and I loved her class. She greeted me and then gave me a quick tour of the space. Will definitely be back!!

Salt is a warm and welcoming home away from home. Their classes are tough and The teachers do an…read moreamazing job of working with all skill levels to get you stronger in each class. The teachers here are beautiful inside and out. You will love every moment you spend in this studio.

I loved it here. I am in from out of state and staying at a hotel nearby and was so glad I was told…read moreabout this place!! I took 2 classes so far while here and both were so good. I took power flow and the restorative yoga and recommend both of them. They were so helpful in showing me what I would need for each class. I will definitely be going back when I am back in town. Thanks Ladies for the great classes

Stray Dog is the best! I have practiced here on and off for years...just never took the time to…read morepost a review. Erin is a superb instructor (all the instructors are great), and it is a judgement free environment. Whether you are a seasoned yogi or a beginner...you are welcome here.

Simple yoga studio, but one of the best. It can be very hard to get in and packed. Great level of…read moreheat and dimmed lighting. Nice flooring and lots of modifications if you have injuries. Great group of people. I could use some help with adjustments from instructors. Nice I am able to book on a work out app.

Can not recommend this heated studio enough! I went regularly when it opened over 10 yrs ago & stop…read morein when I am visiting. It's a welcoming community that has stayed true to its roots. Instructors are all knowledgeable & friendly, good class times & a nice little touch to end class with a lavender towel!

I've been here a few times and thought I'd write a review (the first)! They run a special for new…read morestudents for 10 days/$10. Great deal and after that has passed, they offer varying packages for classes or drop-in is $15/class. Before I get in to the "meat" of my review, I'll preface by saying I am/was an avid Bikram Yoga fan and had been taking Bikram classes for about 5 years on and off in Chicago and Pittsburgh. My review will be comparing it to Bikram as that's my only point of reference for yoga. Unfortunately, the Bikram Lawrenceville location and the former Mt. Lebo location were inconvenient for me so I was in search of a comparable form of yoga. I was hesistant to try a new form of yoga but it was definitely time - mentally and physically. While the format of Pure Power Yoga is very different from Bikram, it's very challening and can be tailored to your level of fitness/yoga practice. The room is heated at 90 degrees rather than Bikram's 100-110 degrees. So rather than sweating upon entering the room like in Bikram, you start sweating after a few poses in. It's faster paced than Bikram but you don't stay in the moves as long which makes it more fast-paced. The postures are different but share some similarities. I don't always understand the names of the poses they are saying but can recognize some aspects of the poses when I see other students or the teacher do them. Although I still expereience some discomfort at this new style of yoga...what can I say I'm a creature of familiarity and habit, I won't dock the place any stars because it is a challenging workout physically while also calming the mind (same benefits I felt I was getting with Bikram). This may sound crazy, but I miss the strictness of Bikram (no talking in the room, no/limited sips of water, must try to do the poses) and the over the top heat of Bikram. It felt more disciplined to me but I'm sure Power Yoga has that aspect to it the further you get in to the practice. It takes time to get used to change and although I'm still getting used to the different format, pace and poses of this form of yoga, I'll feel that it's a great workout. The studio is kept clean and the staff is extremely friendly. Sarah is always welcoming, kind and supportive and it's appreciated as a new student to this form of yoga!

A clean & modern yoga studio with all the vibey vibes! Absolutely lovely in so many ways…read more I have taken the "stretch" and "power" class types so far and they are both very well balanced and planned out. Christine's power classes are my go-to for an invigorating workout, while Gina's stretch classes offer a perfect mix of feel-good movement and a mental reset. Their playlists, especially Christine's themed selections, feature some of my all-time favorite songs. Moving with infrared heat feels incredibly rejuvenating during and after. You have control over your heat experience--position your mat under an infrared panel for more warmth or away from panels for a cooler session near the doors. The studio's facilities offer an excellent environment for a pre-class prep or post-class cleanse. They have 2 pristine and aesthetically pleasing shower and bathroom spaces to get refreshed. They aren't stingy with the supplies either. The basics like tissues, blocks, mat cleaner & towels are provided. Plus, things like shower towels, hair ties, deodorant, tampons & such are also provided. You can tell that the team cares about their space as its kept clean & smells fresh. Indulge your mind, body, and soul by experiencing Move--just be *mindful* not to snag my spot in class .

The owner really out a bad taste in my mouth. Will not be returning. I enjoyed the classes but the…read moreownership was not worth supporting. I can go to a good yoga class anywhere with a nicer owner.

I finally tried out V3 on the recommendation of a friend - I wish she had spoken so highly about it…read moreto begin with; I would have gone sooner! The experience was a good one, and if I were going to be staying in Pittsburgh, I would likely buy a membership! I was recommended to V3 after looking for a place in Pittsburgh that does hot yoga. I had heard they were good, but wasn't sure how long I'd be in town, so I didn't sign up for a membership or even take a first visit. That was a mistake. They offer free seven day trial memberships and so I finally went in for a visit. The forrest yoga class was AWESOME. I don't remember the name of the lady who instructed for that class, but I think it was a double name (like Anna Lee). She was friendly and professional, gentle yet challenging. The class was full enough to have comfort in numbers, and small enough to allow the instructor to actually see everyone. She made enough comments throughout the class to give people feedback and encouragement as to their form. Having had some exposure to yoga but not being an expert, the feedback was great! I'd go again, and probably will when I come back for a visit. In the meantime though, it was a worthwhile trip and their prices looked definitely reasonable. *I've been to Core Power Yoga and another major chain. The instructor here was comparable in knowledge to even the "big names", and the atmosphere was definitely more personal. **The class I went to was a hot yoga class; their calendar is on their website which lists which classes are hot classes and which aren't. Major props to them for that one. ***The negative point which stands out the most to me is their reviews on Google maps and places; every review reads as though it could have easily been written by an employee of the facility, and some clearly were. One even included a claim by the owner of "I guarantee it!" If the organization were to remove these artificial reviews, I would recommend V3 much more readily.

Two years ago, I was a yoga newbie…read more I've never been athletic or flexible; I never had good balance. I was a gymnastics and dance school dropout as a child, and I've never liked working out. Plus, I'm in the over-50 demographic. The only reasons I even considered trying yoga were: 1) on the advice of a personal counselor who thought it could help me unwind; and 2) the attractive pricing offered by this studio (then called V3, now called Take Yoga). Honestly, I was hooked from the first day. The instructor for my first class (Leigh Ann) was young but wise, patient and clear in her instructions. She never made me feel as if I "didn't belong," and has been a source of inspiration and encouragement ever since. I am now a faithful practitioner and usually get to two classes a week. I would come more often if I could! Each of the instructors at this studio has a different teaching style, but I have enjoyed all of the classes (even the tough ones, and the hot ones) despite the fact that I'm often the oldest student in the room. The atmosphere is welcoming and non-competitive, and the other students are friendly. Plus, the place is as clean as can be. What yoga has done for me: My balance, posture and strength have improved remarkably. My family has noticed that I'm calmer, and I feel more centered. Yoga has helped every aspect of my life; I'm convinced that it helped me recover from recent foot surgery and now that I'm back on my mat, I'm a happy camper. I highly recommend this studio! Namaste!

I took a few Gentle Flow classes with The Male teacher there and He was far from Gentle, he didn't…read moreexplain the postures very well but he criticized people for doing them wrong - He never left his own Mat to assist others. It's too bad he teaches most of the classes there - it was a very judgmental space, It was a real bummer

Prenatal Yoga Program with Nadia is fantastic! Class sizes are small and you get a lot of personal…read moretime. I have never done Yoga before and Nadia really helped me with all my pregnant poses. I will be back every Thursday @ 7pm!!

This place goes above and beyond to make you feel welcomed and comfortable. I love the chilled…read moreeucalyptus towel at the end of class and the meditation with the towel wave of sweet orange oil. It really elevates the experience. I have been here twice, and I look forward to hot yoga every week. It's the perfect balance of workout and relaxation. Every staff member has been welcoming, and we've had wonderful conversations--genuinely great human beings work here! I would recommend them to anyone of any level (you can really modify anything without judgement). I am super eager to try more classes and get back into hot yoga after my injury heals.

The classes and studio are nice, but they sell so hard it's a turn off. I'd rather go to a studio…read morewhose classes I like less than to be hounded like they do their clients. While you're in class, they're looking up who isn't a member yet and when you come out they target you before you leave. At first you think they're being nice asking how the class was but then they go straight into trying to get more money from you. They actually called me on the phone on a Saturday morning trying to get me to buy a package. I work in corporate marketing and I go to yoga to relax. I certainly don't want a sales call from a studio. This is not it. I'll be sticking with Salt Power Yoga and going back to Solidcore just so I don't have to deal with the extra stress.