Studio U

One of my favorite studios. They recently added a barre and boot camp class. I love, love Katie’s power vinyasa class. It’s an hour and 15min flow in a heated room and she really knows how to make you work. The class is great for all levels with a chance to up-​level as well. Katie is really supportive and encouraging regardless of what level you are. No class is the same. Check it out and get ready for a great sweat!

I tried this place on classpass as it is right near my house and I’ve been trying to get into yoga for alittle while now. I’ve taken three classes so far and will definitely be maxing out my classpass visits here each month – the classes are really good and the location is awesome for me. Keep in mind, I’ve only been to a couple of different yoga studios so I don’t have much to compare it to but the studio is clean and open. You can bring your own mat or rent one there. One night there was a kids party going on in the space they share with my gym but you couldn’t hear them during the practice. I like that the classes are good size but that I can sign up a few hours before and don’t have trouble getting into the classes either. The weekend warrior class with Jessica is my favorite so far – just enough of a workout for Sunday evening and a very refreshing way to end the weekend too!

Went to Studio U for the first time using my class pass, excited to try barre here as it has been great at other studios on the class pass. I’m fairly new to barre so it’s important for me to have a knowledgable and confident instructor. Walked in to a class with an instructor who apologetically told us over and over that she doesn’t normally do barre but that we would «get through it» since the normal instructor was out sick. Also repeatedly informed us that she’s not certified to teach barre. Not a great way to inspire confidence in your students. I didn’t get much of a workout but the teacher was very, very nice. I just think classes should be taught by certified, informed instructors or not taught at all.

Love this studio! It’s located in the same building as the Star Market, so it’s dangerous when you get hungry during class… all you can think about is food. I’ve been here a couple of times now, but I usually try to go to Katie’s Power Vinyasa class Monday nights. It’s such a great workout every time and she keeps the class very fast-​paced and challenging (in a good way!) The studios are very clean as well.

Studio U and their Vinyasa instructor Abby are wonderful. The studio is conveniently located and the ambience is calming. Abby’s Vinyasa instruction and dharma are positive and refreshing. I’m very happy to have found such a place and instructor that helps bring serenity and intention into my life. Namaste.

I love this studio and Kate Robinson is my favorite!
I had previously been hopping around trying different yoga classes and I just wasn’t being challenged OR I was being challenged so much I was in pain and didn’t get any mental benefit from it. Coming to All One Yoga totally changed that! I fell in love with yoga!
The studio is intimate, clean, has little candles lit, and I love when they burn some incense.
I have only taken classes with Kate and she is AMAZING. She makes the class so comfortable, she challenges you to try new things but always encourages you to listen to your body and modify if you want… and she doesn’t make you feel judged if you do need to just rest. She also is funny, and plays AWESOME music during class… which I love!
The classes can be tight but everyone is nice about sharing space. The space is shared with MyGym, a kids daycare or something like that… I don’t ever hear the kids while I’m in class… and little cute kids playing puts most people in a good mood… so I know I don’t mind.
I have never been so excited to keep going to yoga before so thanks All One & Kate!

The best yoga studio I’ve been to in Boston, by far! I love All One and their teachers– I’ve been attending for two months now (about 5 times a week) and I am loving the variety of classes, flows and teaching methods. My fiancé started coming with me after my first month (he lifts a lot of weights and doesn’t come close to touches his toes or elbows) and the two of us, with completely different yoga experiences, can both get a challenge from the same class.
I practiced yoga a lot in college and I am still so surprised attending All One’s classes because both Kate and Katie are so creative in their flows. We move into various postures that you wouldn’t think meshed, but make for challenging and fulfilling yoga classes. I honestly had loved every class I’ve attended and I’ve been to classes with two other people, and classes packed with 22. It’s really a creative and wonderful studio (um, and Kate plays the best music-​= 50 cent, Nelly and Eminem during yoga seems strange but… oh no, it’s wonderful!).
Anyways, I don’t have anything bad to say except, like every other yoga studio in the world, it’s semi-​pricey (that’s the nature of the workout though). My suggestion is: Do the auto-​renew and get unlimited yoga for $ 125– that’s a good price! :) Also, if you sign-​up for newsletters, you’ll receive deals too– I just got promotions of 5 classes, new members specials (30 days/​$ 30) and summer specials ($ 300 for all three months!). So they definitely give back to their clients :) It’s a really wonderful studio, at a convenient location!

Unfortunately I don’t come here as often as I used to because the class schedule doesn’t fit my new work schedule, but i would still recommend it.
The classes and instructors are great, especially Beverly. It’s very clean, organized, well kept, and it was nice that the check-​in girl learned my name after just a few classes.
A great way to de-​stress from work and class during the week

All One Yoga’s great — I just wish there were more of it!
I didn’t come to All One Yoga for very long — I practice very regularly but unfortunately All One only has about 3 – 4 classes a day, and my schedule’s unpredictable enough that I need a studio that has more classes so I know I can make it to a class at some point on a given day.
HOWEVER, it was definitely good while it lasted.
Super convenient location — right on the train, easy parking, an entire supermarket to grab a drink if you forget a water bottle or a snack after if heated yoga got you a little peckish!
The space is nice, I personally love the practice room itself, and I really don’t mind/​notice the fact they share their space with My Gym.
Kate Robinson definitely gets an honorable mention — I took numerous classes with her, some were packed, one was just me and one other student. She’s an awesome teacher and has a very supportive yet challenging and motivating way about her. I tried a handful of new poses in her classes, as well as got some input about other ways to approach/​view asanas already in my regular practice.
Mary Sullivan is also wonderful — she teaches a heated Hatha class and again offers insightful, innovative and motivating dialogue that honestly is possibly the only thing that got me through her class! The heat REALLY gets to me (personally, in any yoga class), but it’s worth it to feel as stretched out and strong and restored as you do after her class.

I am very new to yoga, and I took my first classes here. I am pretty uncoordinated and unathletic, so I didn’t really expect to like yoga or stick with it.
Kate Robinson is probably the reason that I did stick with it. Her classes are very challenging (not only for beginners, but I think for everyone), but she manages to make everything really approachable. When the mood gets too serious, her sense of humor loosens everyone up, and she offers a lot of suggestions for alterations, both to challenge those who have more experience and to make it easier for those struggling with a pose.
I also really like Katie’s and Mary’s classes.
The two week introduction deal (unlimited 2 weeks for $ 25) is quite worth it. Take a lot of different classes to find who you like because the styles of the teachers seem to be very different, although I think overall this is a really welcoming studio and I didn’t ever feel out of place with any teacher. I ended up getting an unlimited monthly pass ($ 125 per month, which is cheaper than many studios).

I bought All in one yoga Cyber Monday Pass 5 Classes for $ 50, which said every clearly in my email confirmation receipt it will expire on 6÷2÷2014. I went in today for my last class and they told me my pass was expired, they explained because it was a CHEAP pass that it was expired in 35 days so I have to pay for this class. Honestly, I have never seen such a 35 expiration date/​notice or publication anywhere (even I followed them on Facebook).
The studio director have contacted me after the incident and explained the situation, she kindly offer me 2 lessons that are left in my pass. It is very much appreciated at how they solve the issue.

I had been committed to my practice with another teacher at a studio in the Newton area for three years when I moved to Allston, then my teacher left, and I was a lost little yogi in the big world of Boston yoga. Thankfully I found All One Yoga and Kate!
I signed up for the $ 25 two-​week intro deal and went to 4 or 5 different classes (most with Kate, some with Lexy) and they were all wonderful. The people at the desk and the teachers all have great, welcoming attitudes. The teachers are helpful in correcting poses when you need it and in giving good, constructive advice to be able to make the poses work best for you and your body.
Even when the classes are busy, there is still enough room for everyone to move — and the other students always seem very nice. It doesn’t feel like people are judging when you sometimes have to touch your toe to the ground in Warrior 3 or if you’re just not having the inverted poses that day.
You can rent mats, buy water bottles, etc. They have storage cubbies and the entry space and studio area are lovely. There’s a kids gym in the back but I haven’t been there when kids around. I have seen prenatal yoga going on back there in the evenings.
I’m not planning on leaving the Allston area anytime soon, so I’m really happy to have found a new yoga home.

Went here for the first time last week with a friend and I found the staff super friendly and the area to be clean and organized. The power yoga class I took was in a heated room. The teacher Allison was really great. Her instructions were clear and helpful. I would love to come back and take more classes. Drop in classes are pretty cheap considering and you can rent a mat for $ 3 if you need to.

My first visit to yoga was at this studio and I took a power class. I was a newbie, but the instructor kept me at ease and corrected me along the way. Great first experience, but good for all levels. It’s in an ideal location with good parking and a great way to escape the Allston noise.
PS Katie rocks!

I have this place a second chance when they offered a Groupon package. I am only reviewing the 4:30 Tuesday class with Katie. I had practiced with her at other studios, and absolutely love the flow. She plays music, and the overall vibe is less tense then other studios I have been to. You don’t get the sense that you need to force yourself into a pose; truly about listening to your body. I have been returning here to this class only for the past few weeks, and hope to continue.
The studio itself is shared with a children’s My Gym, and occasionally during class you can hear the kids playing, it’s actually kind of nice, but I can see how others may find it disruptive. They have also started offering children’s yoga, but I don’t know much about that.
Thanks!

I’ve been going to this studio for a few months now, and am finally prompted to review it because I just did my very first headstand! It was in a class with Kaileen, by far and away the best yoga instructor I’ve ever had. (Those of you who mention having her as your first yoga instructor ever are wildly lucky. Or not, it might be all downhill from there!) She’s a fantastic instructor, both in cuing new poses and in leading a challenging class. She’s full of energy and enthusiastic, I really can’t say enough nice things. She (and many other teachers at this studio) take the time at the beginning of the class to ask everyone to introduce themselves and ask what they want to work on. It’s kind of wonderful to have a teacher take the time to learn your name!
The studio is clean and well run. One downside is the kids gymnastics classes that are run in the back of the space, but a little chaos with your yoga certainly won’t kill you (they really only conflict noisily on Saturday mornings).

I’ve been taking classes here for about three months and overall I am quite happy with this studio. I like how at the beginning of every class the instructors take a few minutes to go around the room, ask everyone their names, whether they have injuries and/​or requests and inquire about their level of yoga expertise. Some of the classes I’ve taken have been a little too intense for me, namely the power vinyasa. My favorite classes are the hot hatha, sacred yoga and hip hop yoga. Usually the same instructor teaches each class. The studio is very clean and they do wipe down the floors after each class. Most of the classes are not particularly crowded so you have a good amount of room to spread out. Some of the classes I’ve attended weekday nights have had only 2 – 5 people in them.
Highlights of this studio include:
– Friendly reception staff
– Nice seating area outside the studio in case you need to wait for another class to end before going inside
– Hot Hatha with Bev and Mary
–Sacred Yoga with Mary
– Free water at a nice water fountain in the back
– Instructors are more hands on than at other students and often provide adjustments and some even do a little massage on you during savasana
–COLD CUCUMBER CLOTHS! for your eyes after some of the hot classes
Lowlights:
Not many here
–Some obnoxious undergrads (super close to BU)
–Random children running around sometimes due to shared space with MyGym
– Would be nice if they had more classes, very limited selection especially on weekends

Small, intimate studio that’s easy to get to. Plus, there’s a parking lot!
Love Hot Hatha or VInyasa classes with Mary! She tells great stories and provides cold cucumber soaked towels for you at the end of class. You’ll leave the class feeling relaxed and refreshed.

I’m not the biggest fan of their yoga classes because I didn’t find them challenging enough, but their pilates classes are SO GOOD. I definitely recommend the classes with Kristin and Hanneke! They are super expensive and don’t offer student discounts for single classes (only packages) but I took advantage of their new member special, which is 2 weeks of unlimited classes for $ 25. Awesome deal!
ETA: There is a student discount on single classes (see owner comment below) that is not advertised online.
ETA#2: So after going to several more yoga classes here, I have become a BIG fan of both the Vinyasa Flow and Power Vinyasa classes with Kaileen Sanner. She really breaks down the poses to you so you have the proper form while doing them. I learned how to do my first crow, headstand, and forearm stand while in her class, because she was the first instructor to explain how to do them, instead of just saying «do them.» She walks around and corrects your form and it really seems like she’s individualizing the classes just for you, even though you’re in a class of 15 or so. Love Kaileen!

Kaileen was my first yoga instructor ever. I can’t even tell you how lucky I was to have her for my first class because she inspired me to continue my practice. I can’t thank her enough. She is as good as it gets. I have never had a bad experience at this yoga studio.
Kaileen’s classes are my favorite, but I love Christie’s as well. The yoga studio is lovely, relaxing, and clean. Def one of the best yoga studios in the city.
My new favorite class is Hip Hop Yoga on Friday nights. So much fun, and a great way to start the weekend.