M·Power Yoga

Been here twice. The hot fusion class was actually a bikram clas. I return next day same teacher and she was like a whole new person teaching a vinyasa class. I like the fact that she change her style. I will surely return there soon, because I support all yoga. Peace.

This studio is beautiful and modern. Very clean! I bought a deal for 10 classes on groupon, when I arrived I also got the 10-​day free trial of unlimited classes!
I like the variety of classes this studio offers. I usually just do the M. Power 2 classes, but have tried Barre too. I like having the option to try something new. I am used tot he 90 minute classes at the Charm City Yoga locations, so 60 minutes initially felt short, but still left feeling like I had enough time for mediation and work out. I would recommend going to the 75 minute classes they offer on the weekend, however they seem to be more crowded than the other 60 minute classes. The instructors are really great.

Have been really dissatisfied with my experience. I took a couple rooftop classes before the studio opened and enjoyed them so I bought a 10 class pass. Trying to force myself, it has taken me over a year to use my class pass and have now discovered that some of their non heated classes (which are already limited to really basic beginner classes) are now being heated (and didn’t realize until I was there, maybe due to the mobile site and it showing up wrong on my phone). I’m done. Guess I’ll just lose my money on those last classes.

This yoga studio is awesome! Joel and Jason are nice and helpful and energetic and calm, and so are the teachers and staff.
I was in Baltimore just a few days, and they have a freebie for out-​of-​towners, and it was easy and hassle-​free to take any class. I took Melt Yoga and it has been great. The studio has Italian design all around, and the place is super-​clean and neat and new and friendly. Changing rooms too and showers are among the best I’ve seen around.
Highly, highly recommended.

A luxe yoga studio with a community vibe and a super sleek atmosphere.
A friend invited me to come with her to M Power 2 today and while I didn’t think 2 was the best place to start (75 minute, heated, vinyasa flow), I checked with the teacher in advance and she said that I’d be fine and just to come into child’s pose if I needed a break.
I had the best time! The room was mat-​to-​may packed with about 50 people, which was fun. Nila was an amazing, encouraging teacher with a fantastic playlist. The people were kind and supportive.
The studio space itself is gorgeous, with a very spa-​like locker room and a boutique stocked with cute stuff. I challenge you not to walk out with a new top or maybe a bracelet or essential oil.
The class itself was challenging but very rewarding. I didn’t break a towel (rookie mistake– had to take off my shirt and use it to mop off my sopping body) but I was actually very proud of my little sweat puddle at the end.
Can’t wait to go back and try more classes like barre, music in motion, and maybe even acre yoga!
Highly recommend checking it out. Easy parking (free 2 hour lot in back).

Amazing studio with several different classes to welcome all levels of yogis. The teachers are very helpful and the studio is truly beautiful. They have a ten day trial and once you go you really can’t stop. They also have Barr classes if you’re into that :-) overall they staff is very helpful.

I have been practicing yoga for many years and this is one of the nicest, cleanest, sleekest studios I have practiced at. The ambiance is so calming and the facilities are second to none. The instructors are all very strong. I highly recommend the Music in Motion class — where they bring in live musicians to play during the practice. This place has a tremendous energy!

Great initial class and first impressions of the studio. The 10 Day free trial and amenities exceeded expectations. I am looking forward to spending a great deal of time at this location. Thanks for the hospitality.

Beautiful space! I have not been disappointed by any of the classes I have taken so far. The 10-​day free trial is a great way to open doors to curious enthusiasts around Baltimore, especially with the strong yoga community that exists. There is something very clean and fresh (not just because it’s brand new) about this place– maybe it’s the lighting or the minimalist modern décor. I was totally impressed with the locker rooms and showers– cute lounge space with tea, too! And parking is readily available so you don’t have to plan extra time to get a spot.
Ok, so we all know it’s not just about the appearance and the abundance of cute merchandise they have. I really appreciate the variety of yoga and barre classes this studio offers. The class times are also accessible– mostly 60 minutes so it doesn’t feel like you have to commit a huge chunk of your day. Really wonderful and talented teachers, too. Sarah S., Meaghan M., Nila and Robin are awesome.
Overall, this is a great studio with great energy– strong sense of community!

That time my friend and I walked a half mile in 5 degree weather on ice covered side walks this past february to realize we had forgotten our mats and didn’t bring our credit cards and the owner of m power didn’t even come close to offering us mat for our class when he had about 50 rental mats behind him. Really? Have some class. Snobby owner, unsupportive staff if you have an injury. Will never go back and will definitely spread the word!

I initially heard about MPower through the girls at Lululemon and a friend who is an instructor there. I’m currently in nursing school so I jumped at the opportunity to do the free 10 day trial and then the Groupon. Through those opportunities, I have fallen in love with yoga and I think the beautiful environment and quality of the instructors at MPower have a lot to do with it. All of the instructors are great and they each have a different style. Alyson, Becca, and LA are my favorites and I’ve stuck to their classes, but I am dying to try others out. The classes are highly structured. I absolutely love the hands on assists that are offered, they are amazing. I am dying to try the Saturday morning rooftop «Natty Bohga» this summer!
Thank you MPower for helping me channel my inner yogi!

I brought a Groupon for this place and have fallen in love. When I went to register, the woman working said she would start the free 10 day trial first, and then my Groupon would kick in, maximizing the number of classes that I could take. Score! I have been taking the Barre classes after work at 5:30 and this was my first time trying Barre. All of the instructors that I have had are great, and they all have different styles. Kristina Williams is my fave and her Monday night class is a must. You will be sore for daysss.
I also attended their rooftop yoga kick off party last Saturday on the top of the Natty Boh building. Wow. That was such a fabulous event. They had live music, beer & wine, Verde pizza, Kind bars, fresh pressed juices, and more. Now that it is warmer, they offer Saturday rooftop classes at 10 am every week!
I’m so glad that I bought this Groupon. I will definitely be a customer after it ends.

I really really wanted to like this place. The facilities are beautiful. The locker rooms are clean. I’m not much of a yogi, but I love a good barre class. I’ve taken about 200 barre classes total in the last 14 months, most of them based on the Lotte Berk Method (Physique 57, Pure Barre, Bar Method, Pop Physique).
First, the opening of class
— Told us which props we needed (+)
— Didn’t introduce herself (-)
— Didn’t ask for injuries or limitations (-)
The class itself
— The aerobic portion of class included mountain climbers and burpees. This is a new one in a barre class for me — usually the warm up includes marching in place/​high knees etc. Barre is usually advertised as low/​no impact (although the M Power Yoga site does not state this) and this addition makes it much less so.
— Transitions from exercise to exercise were not verbally cued well. In a good barre class, you can listen to the instructors descriptions and close your eyes and know exactly what you are supposed to do. I regularly take class without looking at the instructor. Both of the instructors I took from would pause the whole class while cueing the next exercise — a break that lasted a minute or two at times and totally broke the flow of the class and decreased how intense the class felt.
Overall, I will probably not keep taking barre here as it is just the style of barre that I like/​prefer.

After a few roof-​top yoga events during the warmer months I attended my first official class, ‘M·Power Flight School’ taught by Becca, on Saturday.
Floor to fixtures it is a beautiful space; modern minimalist design in a natural palette. There is free parking, an array of personal care products provided in the changing rooms, and an in-​store boutique to sate your appetite for post practice purchases. Hands down one of the most aesthetically pleasing studios in the Baltimore area.
The staff are welcoming, knowledgeable and experienced practitioners.
My only criticism is that the ground floor studio has large untinted windows which essentially put one on display for all pedestrians and traffic. The sensation of being in a ‘yoga terrarium’ can be distracting or disconcerting for some.

Welcome addition to the neighborhood! You won’t find a more gorgeous studio, which is a nice change for the yoga scene in Baltimore. Everyone is very friendly, and I like that they offer barre classes too to mix things up. There is pretty much always a class that works with my schedule, and it’s nice to have 60 minute classes vs 90 minute classes at other studios. I’m still trying to find my favorite instructor at M Power, but I really like Larisa’s barre class. The yoga instructors usually play good music too, which helps keep me motivated during class.

M. Power Yoga Studio is awesome! I’ve tried a variety of yoga studios since moving to Baltimore, and I finally found THE one.
From day 1, the staff was extremely friendly and welcoming. They make it a point to get to know you.
I started with the 10-​day free trial. I would recommend doing so. This way, you can really get a feel for the studio, the instructors, etc.
Each instructor has something different to offer, during each and every class. It’s really refreshing not to have the same exact routine every class, whether you have the same instructor or not.
I came into M. Power as an advanced beginner. I quickly excelled to an intermediate yogi, feeling the burn after only one Barre class. (Oh yeah, it’s not just one type of yoga here! They offer a variety of different classes! Also refreshing!!)
M. Power encourages you to define YOUR practice.
I feel myself getting stronger everyday, while having an easier time clearing my mind. M. Power does yoga right.
Clean studio, friendly owners and staff, awesome instruction, and a great place to get away from the business of the city and life.
I’m looking forward to trying out the live music sessions!

I am far from a yoga guy, but even I can recognize that this place is pretty great.
MPower is a new yoga place in the Canton area. It is in the Natty Boh tower area, so it’s fairly easy to get to (though parking might be difficult at times, given the area — though they apparently offer free parking somewhere close). The place itself is immaculate and new, which I really appreciate — the locker rooms here are basically spotless, and the provided amenities (soap for showering, etc) are quite nice.
The classes themselves are awesome. I did hot yoga (MPOWER 2), which was probably not a safe/​smart/​healthy to do after spending an entire day drinking nothing but espresso, but whatever. The class was intense but well structured, which I appreciated quite a bit, even though I had to stop midway through!
The first 10 days here are free, so trying stuff out here is essentially free. I like that quite a bit — for people like me, it lets us get a feel for what yoga classes might be like without necessarily throwing down big cash for it. To the extent my memory serves me, the monthly fee here is quite low, though I’m not sure if it was an introductory rate.
All in all, while I will always be a lifting sort of dude, if I was gonna do yoga on the regular, I’d do it here.

M·Power Yoga studio has it all: beautiful facilities, a serene atmosphere, friendly staff, and great instructors. A few friends and I stopped by over the weekend of their yoga festival this Fall. In addition to free classes ALL DAY, the studio provided refreshments and discounts on all of their awesome yogi gear.
The four of us registered for the Acroyoga class, which is, as it sounds, yoga and acrobatics with a partner. Lucky for us, we were an even number, and even luckier, we had the class to ourselves with 2 instructors! Can’t beat a pro bono private practice (we gave donations as a thank you).
After careful instruction and demonstration, our fearless leaders had us rocking all sorts of Cirque du Soleil poses, finishing with a glorious Dirty-​Dancing-​like finale, where your partner lifts you and you extend like a majestic trumpeter swan in the moonlight. Nobody puts Rachel in the corner. Nobody!!!
With a complimentary 10 day pass, I will definitely be back to nama-​stay.
(Get it? GET IT!!! Good. I worked hard on that one.)