Really truly wish i lived closer to YogaSource Los Gatos. I spent about 2 years here when living in South San Jose and completed a 60 day Bikram Yoga Challenge and also a 30 day Bikram Yoga challenge on my own. Everything about this studio is welcome to the extreme and the staff is very helpful and friendly. It's been a few years since I have been at this location however if I ever move back to the area I will surely return to this studio. There are different varieties of Yoga classes to please everyone and some of the best Yoga classes I have experienced during the past 13 years were from Yoga Source in Los Gatos. The teachers take the time to correct and guide during the poses which is greatly appreciated without taking too much time from the rest of the class. The ladies room is equipped with lockers, plenty of beautiful shower rooms, hair dryers, EO brand shower gel and shampoo that is complimentary, very clean and towels complimentary as well. There was also a ice machine that used filter water so didn't need to bring extra water or ice with you. The floors had wooden planks at the time in all 3 yoga rooms and from what I have read on Yelp here looks like there are additional classes offered now which includes cycling. SO Good for ones Soul, Mind and Body to practice Yoga on a daily basis as time permits with one's schedule! read more

Wow! I can't believe it's been 2 1/2 years now that I have been practicing Power Yoga. I admittedly went in thinking yoga would be a zen-like "physically easy" thing to do... boy was I wrong! The instructors are awesome... they are extremely helpful and encouraging. I highly recommend Yoga Source for all levels of Yogis! read more

This is my absolute favorite Yoga Studio in the Bay Area/Silicon Valley/San Francisco Bay Area. If you want to learn how to do yoga, you can basically learn it anywhere... any studio, and what not. The thing that is important to me is what makes a studio stand out among the others and cannot be replaced. YogaSource Los Gatos has GREAT and AMAZING energy and spirit. And of course, this energy comes from years of building culture from the management team and instructors. If you ever have the opportunity to visit, you will notice that almost anyone who has been going for a few months not only has relationships with their instructors but also their classmates. People smile at each other, say hi to each other, and people remember your first name. And this energy -- is the reason why I am able to take hrs out of my busy schedule and drive to the studio for about 5 years. I enjoy coming to this specific studio because I know I will have a great workout and a great experience with the culture and people at the same time. ALSO (this is a plus, not the main reason why I go, BUT IT IS A PLUS) - It is the most clean and beautiful studio you will find in the area. They have hardwood floors which makes it easy to keep clean. And the showers -- are soo perfect! read more

I'm doing the 30 days for $40 special. It's going to be too pricey for me to continue after that (otherwise I'd give it 5 stars). Good variety of classes and times. But if you don't go to the dark o'clock classes expect it to be very crowded. Also, if you're not there for early AM class, parking can be a bit difficult, as most of the spots in the lot are 15 minutes only. read more

This studio is clean, pretty and has parking in the garage underneath! The classes are good in size not to crowded and the teachers are friendly and helpful without being too mean. I wish they had student discounts but the classes are all worth the money. They have all different levels but the difficulty depends on the instructor i think. I have taken classes her as a drop in and as classpass and the sign in is painful and fast. They also have showers and lockers! But bring locks for the lockers! My favorite class would be their hot pilates! Micaela teaches on Saturdays i think and she will make your abs cry in a good way! read more

When I first moved to the area, I was having trouble finding classes that I could work into my schedule. This place has PLENTY of classes throughout the day and a little something for everyone, whether you're looking for restorative, furthering your yoga practice, or trying to get your sweat on! I started with the 3 week intro and became a member. The facility is clean and beautiful. There is ample locker space and showers. They provide free towels for showers and unless you come during peak time on the weekends, there is ample parking. Come check it out for yourself! read more

If it's possible to be in love with a yoga studio- this is the one! I've gotten packages at many hot yoga studios over the years and this one day one blew my mind. It's clean, friendly, really feels like a community. The classes are so diverse and instructors are awesome. I just finished my 10th class in 10 days. Obsessed much? It's definitely addicting! The showers are clean and hair dryers included and they use great products- EO. I've taken Hot Pilates, hot 26, power yoga, cycling and the vinyasa. I'm on the 3 week package and will definitely get an unlimited membership after. Go and you'll fall in love! read more

I've been practicing yoga for 10 years in the bay area. I was a little skeptical of this studio at first because they had a reputation of being all about looks and just getting in shape, but I couldn't pass up a Living Social for $2/class! Well, I'm in love! Every class and teacher I've taken has been great! They have more class offerings than any other studio in the area and are so clean. I hate how some older studios have a stench. I love that there is a waiting area and even full locker room. Needless to say, I am trying to use up my classes from another studio and can't wait to be at Yoga Source full time! Also, I don't think they are pricey at all. As yoga studios go, their memberships are very reasonable. read more

YogaSource has changed my life! I drive from Fremont to Los Gatos to get my hot Pilates and yoga fix! I've been a member now for 2 years and cannot imagine myself going anywhere else. The staff is amazing and super motivating and always such a good vibe in the studio. Definitely recommend YogaSource to beginners or long time yogis. Make sure to check out Miquela, Sam and Dani, just to name a few of my favs! read more

Front Desk staff can be a little more polite and attentive. Ana Marie is fun and she has a great personality.

I love the teachers here. Every work out it intenseZ but, I would say from the classes I took, Leroy stands out. He is so motivational. He kept me really motivated to want to work out more. Great place! read more

I used to love this place for their gentle and restorative classes. But as the focus seemed to move away from it with Cindy Walker and Matece Skow (the two best teachers IMHO) leaving, I ended my membership. I wish they had stayed true to yoga as a physical and spiritual practice. read more

THE STAFF IS VERY RUDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I was 5 minutes late to a class that was sparsely attended in the middle of the day and they would not let me in. I requested the name of the manager from the person at the front desk and they refused to give me their name, their manager's name or contact info. Very unprofessional! I am so glad I paid for a babysitter to be turned away and waste my time and money getting there! Their schedule is totally screwed up and they keep canceling classes. I showed up for a morning class and I was told it was canceled. On a class that I actually got into I used the restroom. Their bathroom door was broken and I got stuck in the bathroom. I mentioned it to the staff and they actually looked at me like I did something wrong. On the same day my thongs got stolen. Can you believe it? I am going to get a refund way or another. I wish I could give negative stars. read more

The front desk girls are always very unfriendly & never helpful .. You walk in & they never ask basic customer service questions like can I help you ,how are you today? They seem very uninterested in helping & pissy if you ask too many questions about classes or the clothes there selling . Note to owner .. You might want to train them better!! read more

Do NOT, I repeat NOT!!!, follow the Google Maps direction, you'll end up in DTLG and that is way off! This location is more down by Blossom Hill Rd and right next to NC Board shop. THE BAD/ NON-YOGA RELATED EXPERIENCE OF THE ADVENTURE: My friend and I thought we were not going to make it on time but thankfully when we called about this, Kristy gave us pretty good directions. However, right before I was about to hang up to try to figure out how to get there she gave a sales pitch about trying to sign up for 3 classes or something like that for $40. I was already frazzled as a first timer trying to find this place to even care about such things plus it was raining like crazy that Thursday. When they say to park by the Reilys or whatever on their website: there was NONE to be found so I'm not sure if it's not updated or maybe the webmaster just failed like Google Maps did. My friend and I made it and as we walked in there is a clusterfuck of people swirling each and every way. It is a very nicely decorated place but the front needs a bit more organization since their product is just everywhere. Going to the front to check in: The girls are rude and I am amazed they still have a job! There was no smile or a nice greeting. I have never been to a yoga center EVER and was not sure what I was doing. So I went to the front desk, they checked me in and was told to fill out a liability form, which is fine. Then the girl tried selling me the same pitch again about the $40 thing and I told her I'll think about it after class since I haven't even tried it. She said there's no other chance but NOW. LIKE WTF KIND OF SALES PITCH IS THIS? I can't try the class first and have to make a decision off of nothing? They really need to rethink their marketing and also train the front desk to 1. Smile like they have a great job 2. sale without sounding like a used care salesman 3. have some real people skills. So there's little cubbies for you to put your stuff in and lockers in the women's dressing area as well (which the site said there's no lockers unless I misread? but I don't think so b/c it said to leave your really valuable personal stuff since they only have cubbies). THE GOOD/ YOGA CLASS ITSELF: I took the Vinyasa 7:15pm class with Kent Bond. He is super rad and really cares about your well being in the class. He walks around as much as he can to fix your poses and tells you things you need to work on in the most respectful and positive way possible. The class was a bit fast for me since it was my first time ever in a vinyasa style class so I wasn't sure of all the poses but it was well led where I didn't get too lost lol. I want to go back and totally go back for another class with Kent but will probably try at a different place first where he also teaches to see if that location is good or not. If it works out, that'll be great b/c it would be closer. I will probably try to yoga hop a few more times first before I decide on heading back here. Not because of the class but the way the place is ran. read more

The yoga teachers here are "one in a million". My favorite teacher is Amber Henzi, although I think she may just be a sub now. She is amazing, energetic, inviting, and I love her stories! Every time I take her class I leave feeling blissful and renewed. I took a star away for 2 reasons. The first reason is the front desk staff can sometimes come across as rude and annoyed. Not the best feeling when Im trying to get all "namaste" and stuff. And the second reason is because of the lack of stock they have now. When I first started going to YS I was very pleased with all of the cool toiletries in the bathroom. They had lotion, soap, tampons and it was very nice. Now, after they raised their prices I have noticed the bathrooms are bare, most of the light bulbs are dead and they don't even offer sweat towels anymore. I mean, when you are taking a hot class you kind of need those towels. I just don't like that I started noticing the lack of these things once my monthly rate went from $89 to $104. The extra money is definitely not going towards things for their members. Despite those few things I totally recommend this place solely based on the instructors... hopefully they got a raise when the rates went up! read more

It's disappointing when you want to get your zen on and you're greeted with attitude at the front desk? Front Desk Girls - Why are you looking at me like I am bothering you? I've been in the customer service industry for years and would never give off the unfriendly vibes these girls do? Classes are always packed but I do have a favorite instructor, so I grin and bare it. With that said - go early! Once you get your flow going, you forget about the crappy experience at the front door. read more

If you want a great variety of classes this place will get the job done. If you want anything beyond that such as good service, polite staff, or a well maintained studio, yogasource will come up short. Want a towel? Not available, but they will sell you one. Forgot your mat? They've got a few you can borrow but may not be clean. Need water? The machine is broken half the time. I regularly work out at studios in San Francisco and in the Los Gatos area that, yes, are bougie but I do expect common courtesy and a well functioning facility. The yoga instructors by and large are fantastic, it's the front desk staff that comes up short. read more

This is a beautiful and clean studio, and I love the variety of classes that they offer. I am new to the studio, as well as returning to yoga after a loooong hiatus. I appreciated the new student orientation that they offered and that initial visit (on a Sat) to the studio was great - the front desk staff was really pleasant and helpful getting me signed up. I have not found the parking to be at all a problem, either on a weekend or a weeknight. Flash forward to my first class (gentle yoga) on a weekday evening. The teacher was wonderful, and I enjoyed the class despite the fact that I was painfully rusty in my yoga skills. I was feeling a little frazzled and defeated when I came out of the class and stopped in the store area to find some badly needed updated equipment. As I was looking around, a blonde gal working at the the front desk was telling a long and very LOUD story about herself. I'm sure they could hear it up the hallways and into the practice rooms. Not very "zen," but I figured she was excited. It happens. I eventually walked up to the desk with some very expensive equipment, and the two chatting gals including the very loud one stopped talking and looked at me blankly, like they had absolutely no idea why I was there. No greeting or offer to help. Finally I asked which cash register I should go to, and the loud gal said, "It doesn't matter to me." with a look on her face like I was something gross someone had dragged in on their shoe, and then turned her head away. Really? Nice! Totally blew all the good vibes I had about getting back into yoga. That being said, the gal that finally did help me was very nice and polite. But I am really hoping that 1) the rude employee is not a teacher and that 2) management is not letting that kind of behavior be the norm. Everything else at Yoga Source has been a good experience so I am not going to let rude service people deter me from taking classes there. I will just buy my yoga equipment elsewhere. read more

I've come to the conclusion that this is probably not the studio for me. I'm halfway through their unlimited month-long trial deal (three weeks for $40, extended to four if you schlep over Sat 12:15 for an orientation that should take ten minutes but instead takes 30...and of course there are no classes after the orientation until 3pm). I tried out this studio because its schedule worked well with my work, but find myself looking forward to returning to Breathe Los Gatos. Positives first. Great introductory offer; I've tried out five classes in the two weeks since I've joined, and a month is just about right to try a good range of teachers and classes. There's a nice range of classes offered, including pilates and cycling. Really nice studio with two big rooms dedicated to yoga (with ceiling fans...awesome), a third room for cycling, locker rooms, water bottle refill station / drinking fountain, a posh shop fully stocked with Lululemon and some other high end brands if you're prepared to drop $90 on a pair of yoga pants. The vinyasa classes are decidedly challenging, with arm balances, inversions, and binds -- I'm always dripping sweat by the end. The level of student seems to be fairly high at this studio; I wouldn't be surprised if some of them came almost every day. Maybe my imagination, but I also detect a slight, unpleasant whiff of competitiveness. Oh, and just about everyone here wears Lululemon. It's Los Gatos, after all. Instructors seem to be pretty hands-off here, maybe because classes are larger. In all the classes I've attended, no one's adjusted me (and not because I'm doing everything perfectly!). One of the vinyasa instructors demonstrated very few poses, which I resented when holding one-legged poses for extended periods of time while she sauntered around the room. Shouldn't your instructor suffer with you at least some of the time? I also didn't really get the feel that there was much of a community at this studio, maybe because there are so many classes and so many people. My favorite class so far is the candlelight vinyasa class with Susan, who is very personable and puts together a nice, medium-vigorous flow. I wouldn't recommend this studio for newbies. The vinyasa classes are solidly intermediate, and if you don't know how to modify for your body, you could probably injure yourself. The power yoga class (walked into one not realizing it was heated...oops) had even more arm balances and inversions. I tried a gentle yoga class just for kicks, and while it was definitely gentler, there was also much woo involving chakras, om-ing, and aromatherapy and not very much instruction on how to set up poses for complete newbies. I'm not sure I agree that warrior 3 is a gentle pose! I also came out of there smelling like a one-person hippie festival. Sigh. Parking is mildly annoying. While I have always been able to get a spot in their underground parking so far (I might come at weird times), spaces are tight and big concrete columns are everywhere. Getting back out on to Los Gatos Blvd / making a U-turn can also be difficult. I've started simply making a right on to Roberts and another right so I can have a protected left turn light back on to Los Gatos. There's something a little slick and corporate about YogaSource that I don't quite like. Apart from the one class with Susan, I haven't loved any of the instructors. I'm enjoying the month trial, but I don't know if I'll be back after that. read more

I've been going to YogaSource off and on for a couple of years now, and had I written this review 6 weeks ago, my review would have been 5 star. I always go to Yin yoga with Cindy, and I love it. Cindy is not only an amazing instructor, she has the most mellifluous voice I've ever heard. I come away refreshed not only from the practice, but from her soothing narratives. Truly awesome. The lowered rating is directly related to the new space. I miss the old studio! The new studio is definitely beautiful, but not nearly as functional as the old. I'm hoping some of these things will improve as time goes by, but we'll see. 1) The parking situation is terrible. 2) The prices have gone up (drop-in is now $20 instead of $18) 3) Yin has gotten shorter (90 minutes to 75 minutes) 4) The size of the studio we were in was surprisingly small, given that this is a bigger facility. I've seen Yin classes that filled up the old classroom to the gills, and that room was 2x the size of this one. Show up early for Yin, folks, or there simply may be no room for you. 5) This particular room was super noisy. I could hear people talking (loudly) in the lobby, walking back and forth past the entrance, and flushing a nearby toilet during the entire class. Definitely not peaceful. Our instructor actually shushed some of the insensitive gabbers in the lobby mid-way through the session. 6) The entire place just felt too crowded. Too many people, too much talking, just kind of overwhelming in general. Felt more like a zoo than a place to relax. Here's hoping things settle down over time. read more

I love Leroy's Hot Pilates class! In fact everybody does, so I don't know why there aren't more people reviewing it here. Don't get me wrong, it is really hard, he has no mercy but I always feel incredible leaving his class- like I can do anything. Not only does he have a good pace, but he is charming and the music is tolerable, so you can't be mad at him for too long for putting you through what feels like the Dante's Inferno of Hot Pilates classes. Thank you again Leroy, you rock!! read more

Pros: Gorgeous studio, clean, great variety of classes, ample parking, locker room, towels Cons: Not certain that they've seen many people of color there, unfriendly front desk staff, and the disadvantage of the studio closest to the front desk is the noise level in the lobby area. read more

I really like YSLG and have been going here for a year and a half. It's clean and well designed and the classes are great. I always take the Hot Pilates classes, which are a great work out and always kick my ass. A couple of things happened here in the last year, however, that have shaken the good feeling I have about YS. 1. They stopped providing cloth towels, sighting a desire to save water. That was a service that I appreciated and, frankly, expect from a premium studio such as YS. People will go home and use just as much water, if not more, washing their own towels. 2. They let go of my favorite yoga instructor, Cindie. A huge mistake. She had a great attitude, taught a great class and was one of the primary reasons I came to YSLG. read more

This place is really cool. I tried both Bikram and Power Yoga. I would stick to bikram - power yoga was too intense. Bikram is in a heated room for 90 minutes. The first 45 minutes are standing positions and the rest you sit/lay down. I thought, that I would faint after the first 45mins - but I was a champion and kept going... and at the end of the session I felt like a Queen. Try Todd as your instructor. read more

I've been practicing at Yogasource for a few years now and it is the BEST ! I love the atmosphere, teachers, front desk staff, and boutique :) My yoga practice has advanced so much! Thank you YOGASOURCE! read more

YogaSource is big multi class studio that has all the amenities you could possibly want. If I lived closer and the price was more affordable, I would totally commit to this place. Their hot pilates kicks my ass EVERY SINGLE TIME. Imagine 60 mins of nonstop high intensity workout and kick it up a notch by having it heated. It's the one class I leaved completely drenched yet feeling like a champ for getting thru that grueling workout:) read more

I got the impression that YogaSource is supposed to be like the mecca of yoga in the Bay Area, and as I pulled up and noticed that they have an entire floor of a parking garage to themselves my expectations rose even more. However, the hot pilates class I took was pretty off-putting. First off, the facility in general smells and feels of old sweat. The class was way too crowded; obviously they are trying to maximize profit but they should limit it to the capacity of the room to make the customer experience pleasant as well. There was literally only my mat's worth of area to move around without hitting neighbors, and just barely at that. One girl came in late and placed her mat between my neighbor's and mine, so that the edges of our three mats were literally touching. Maybe because they have so many customers and are like industrial style yoga, but the front desk staff is not especially helpful towards new students either. Other yoga studios take the time to show new students around the space and orient them. From my experience, I don't really get the hype. There are many more welcoming and comfortable alternative yoga studios around. read more

It took a process of trial and error but as cheesy as it sounds, this place has changed my life! First of all, it's clean. Nice hardwood floors and the staff go in and clean it immediately after each class. I take Power Yoga and whether or not it is for you is a very personal thing. I'll admit, some teachers I took classes with I just didn't like and some just didn't seem very solid in their own practise or the sequencing was just not right. However, I discovered Angela, Linda and Erin who are all wonderful teachers, each with their own strengths and unique gifts that they bring to each class. As a dancer, I love the challenge that each class brings. It's never easy because I never let it be. Some of the classes, especially the weekday evening ones, get extremely packed, which can be frustrating, but they're pretty fair about the 5 minute cutoff, which I'd imagine helps a bit. I also appreciate that some people, especially one regular in particular, who always gets up and encourages people to move their mats around to make room for more people. Positivity like that is so nice to see, especially when some yoga studios tend to have this vanity and competitiveness. Although this is not the most traditional yoga studio and is definitely more focused on fitness than the spiritual, I think at the end of the day, even its flaws considered, it deserves all 5 stars from me for the changes it has brought to my mind and body and I'm so grateful that it is so accessible to me! read more

I have started my Chair Yoga classes at Yoga Source in 2012, when I was a very young 68 years old girl. Yoga Source was recommended to me by one of my friends, who was very happy with instructors & the way, how the classes were organized. My Chair Yoga teacher for the last 3+ years is Jimiann Wong. There could be a few different way of teaching the yoga to not so young people, such as me. Jimiann"s way is: keep us strong, not to allow to lose the ability to be happy with our body, keep the flexibility of the joints, working on the balance. I also in awe how she is able to provide a few new exercises every week. Sometimes her way of teaching is a little bit challenging, but Jimiann's teaching provides this incredible sense of achievement, which lifts up one's spirit & helps to keep the proper quality of life. Despite the challenge, there was no pain ever. After the class I always feel myself better physically & emotionally. I would like to invite those who wants to help themselves to stay healthy during life journey & to keep their spirit up, to join our Chair Yoga group. read more

I don't often leave feedback on Yelp, but after reading Tori R's review I really wanted to give a different perspective. I live in San Jose and have been a student at many studio's in the Bay Area. I feel like I found a home when I joined Yoga Source Los Gatos. I am not the demographic Tori described in her review. When I started at YS they had the best intro offer I could find. As a single mother and a student, so once the intro expired, paying membership fee's was not a priority . When I mentioned that to the manager, Erin, she offered me the opportunity to do a trade so I could continue to do yoga at YS. I go in once a week and clean for a few hours in exchange I get free yoga classes. The thing I love about Yoga Source is the sense of community I feel when I practice there. Teachers and students both are warm and care about each other. I mean, don't get me wrong, everyone goes for different things, and in turn manifest different results. For me, those interpersonal connections make YS very special for me. I also feel the caliber of teaching is unlike anywhere else I have spent time. I was hooked after my very first class with Erin. I have learned so much about technique and how to truly embody the deeper essence of yoga, not "show-ga". It doesn't matter what you wear or what the person next to you is doing, it's all about the four corners of YOUR mat. It has taken me a few years to really begin to understand that, but that is where real yoga begins. Taking the things that make us feel insecure or intimidated to the mat, and learning to embody those lessons out in the world. In the end, I feel like your experience will be what you make it. The opportunity for doing some amazing yoga, working on your mind and body is totally available there, as well as, building friendships with other students and teachers. Yoga Source LG has become a much bigger part of my life than I ever could have imagined it would when I signed up for the intro offer. I have personally found a place where I can do my spiritual practice of yoga. read more

This yoga studio.. Is clean, offers a nice selection of yoga products.. But the teachers? They have no personality. I've been doing yoga for years, from NY studios to Colorado, to all over Cali.. & they have no character. The power yoga had the heat adjusted for the members that complained it was "too hot" but maybe next time they can either get out or just go to a non-heated class? That's why there are class descriptions & the teachers shouldn't be adjusting it for them. Also, the power yoga feels more like a intro vinyasa.. Um,again, lets liven the class up a bit & make it Power & fast. My overall, ehh not worth $125/month there are other studios on the area & I hope they know how to teach the class they r teaching with some personality! read more

Very clean studio with s variety of different classes. I come here every time I am in Los Gatos. Front desk staff is here early to help with questions. I wish they had more main stream music but that is very much a personal choice. read more

I am relatively new to Yoga, and the instructor I had gave options for the poses that made it manageable and productive for me. If you can afford it, a Bikram Yoga session will cure all your ills. The scenery is magnificent, and the serenity is priceless. The new studio is pretty nice from what I have seen. Locker rooms available, clean, and well stocked. The other students gave me encouragements. All in all the best part of my week. read more

Yoga Source is a hit-or-big miss. There are some exceptional teachers: Angela, Robyn and Morgan, but there are some below par ones... The new studio is definitely larger, however the parking situation is horrendous! There was supposed to be more parking at this studio and I find it to be the exact opposite. At the old one I was able to find a spot, it may have been behind the Karate place, but I could always park. Now to get a spot I literally have to wait for someone to pull out of theirs because BOTH the top and bottom lots are full. How are we supposed to go to class, let alone make it there on time if there is no where to park?! There is a HUGE lacking of community, camaraderie, or really anything for that matter. Why is there clapping at the end of class??? Hmm, I get confused whether I am at a football game or in a yoga class. Weird. read more

I really like this studio. The ambiance is great. It's really clean and I have had good experiences with the staff. I have been doing Bikram there for over a year now. My favorite instructors are Diane, Susan, Kimberly, Cindie and Carrie. They are all really helpful and extremely knowledgeable about the benefits of Bikram. The -1 star is because unless I am in one of the aforementioned classes, there is inconsistency with the heat. Those five instructors monitor the heat and don't let it get too hot. However, in Jenn's class, that is not the case. While she's a great instructor she does NOT manage the heat! When there's more people in there, there's a higher humidity. I have had to leave many of her classes to cool down. The last time this happened, I walked by the thermostat and the middle temperature read 115! That is NOT SAFE!! I'm assuming that was the humidity reading as she told us the room was at 104. I think it's her responsibility to keep it safe and comfortable for her students. She fails to do that. Thus, I will not be attending anymore of her classes. Aside from that, I definitely recommend this studio. read more

This is the BEST! I only have pro's to say-- The cleanest and most amazing facilities out there! I love their locker room. The studios are all clean and airy. They can get full on busy times The instructors are friendly, knowledgeable and extremely helpful. I love their shop too:) read more

Sophia was extremely courteous and friendly made the whole experience out of this world. Highly recommend this yoga studio you won't regret it. read more

I have mixed feelings about the new, larger location. The studios are so large they seem impersonal now. During the Yin and Restorative classes you can hear the toilets flushing in the locker rooms. read more

So happy to find a studio that challenges me.....yoga classes at Avac or other Gyms take it too easy.... Very clean, decorated so nice, & staff is helpful and very friendly. Two separate practice rooms and a wide variety of class options at varying difficulty levels so you can choose the class that fits you best! I signed up for the 3 weeks for $40......just finished my first week & LOVED IT!! read more