Sun & Moon Beach Yoga

Chicago, États-Unis

2.5

5 avis

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Téléphone :
+1 773-669-6422
Site :
www.sunandmoonbeachyoga.com
Adresse :
1600 N Lake Shore Dr, Chicago, IL, 60622
Lincoln Park
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
130 mNorth Avenue Beach
270 mLake Shore Drive & North Avenue NB
270 mLake Shore Drive & North Avenue SB
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Adapté aux enfants
Non

Aujourd'hui

Aujourd'hui 6:00 – 7:00
10:00 – 11:00
18:30 – 19:30
Heure locale (Chicago) 13:46 mardi 15 juillet 2025

Horaires d'ouverture

lundi 6:00 – 7:00
10:00 – 11:00
18:30 – 19:30
mardi 6:00 – 7:00
10:00 – 11:00
18:30 – 19:30
mercredi 6:00 – 7:00
10:00 – jeu.
jeudi mer. – 11:00
18:30 – 19:30
vendredi 6:00 – 7:00
10:00 – 11:00
18:30 – 19:30
samedi 9:00 – 10:00
dimanche 9:00 – 10:00

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5 avis sur Sun & Moon Beach Yoga

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Évaluation du lieu : 1
Chicago, IL
This review is regarding ownership and their customer service.
A friend purchased the unlimited pass for this year’s season off of Groupon as a gift for me, not knowing that I have previously been a student before. The founder of Sun & Moon Beach Yoga, Eric Semyck, assured me that Groupon would refund the purchase since I was ineligible to use it being that it was for first-​time students only. He said he would work with his Groupon rep to process this refund.
It has been three weeks since I have gotten any kind of communication from Eric regarding this refund, even after reaching out to him several times. Prior to that he was insistent that I buy from Sun & Moon so that I could attend classes in the interim — thankfully I didn’t, as it doesn’t look like we’ll be getting the Groupon purchase refunded by Eric or his «Groupon rep».
It’s a shame because yoga on the beach in the middle of a metropolis was a great getaway. My girlfriends and I loved it. I don’t imagine we’ll be returning for any future seasons.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Bristol, VA
It’s on the beach so the class is subject to the mercy of weather. I have only been able to attend four sessions this season. I liked the environment and the quality of the instructor varies. That being said nothing beats doing yoga on the beach!
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Chicago, IL
It’s not a very well-​structured program, but it is an amazing chance to see the beach in a whole new light!
I purchased a living social deal for 10 classes. It’s not a punch card or anything like that, it’s a girl sitting on a folding chair with a pad of paper taking down your voucher #. Not exactly sure how they figure when you’ve reached your 10. Lucky for me, I only made it a total of six times and one of those times the instructor never showed (that’s my minus 1 star). Several times there were other events happening on the beach and lots of on-​lookers, noise, lack of parking, etc. I wish there was a way for the yoga org people to post something on the website just so you can make an informed decision before making the trek out there.
Aside from those minor complaints, I really enjoyed this experience and wish there were a few more opportunities to take advantage this summer. I will definitely do it again next year.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Chicago, IL
I saw this on Groupon this past May, it was something like $ 40 for 20 classes, which was an amazing deal, considering the regular price is $ 15/​class ($ 220 for 20 classes)! Besides, beach yoga practically sells itself.
One-​hour classes are offered 7 days a week (ONLY between Memorial Day and Labor Day, so don’t try to go now, you eager beaver). On Monday-​Friday, three class times are offered (6am, 10am and 6:30pm). Saturday-​Sunday they only offer one class at 9am, before the beach crowd swarms.
I’ve only attended the weekend classes, and depending on how many people show up, they offer up to 3 levels of classes. Beginner is verrrrry beginner, Intermediate is good if you’ve taken a few yoga classes, Advanced is if you want to try inversions, usually headstands. Teachers vary by day, some are from neighborhood studios. Students meet at the painted hut first, north of Castaways, and then head out to the sand (see photo of hut).
The sand adds a challenge for your poses, but also offers a soft cushioning for headstands. You WILL get sand in all sorts of crevices, so just embrace it from the get-​go. Luckily, you are yoga-​ing next to a huge body of water, if you dare to rinse off in the cold and murky waters of Lake Michigan.
Favorite part? Ending with Savasana to the sound of waves and seagulls. It’s a good change from the walls of a yoga studio.
They offer $ 2 rental mats if you don’t wish to sand up your personal mat.
The downside is that classes can often get cancelled depending on the weather, especially when we have our weird Chicago summers like this past one. They’re good about posting on their Facebook page when they’re going to cancel a class.
Hopefully they offer another deal for next summer, I’ll be the first to sign up!
Chicago, IL
This review is for the beach yoga classes ONLY, not the actual studio.
So I bought one of the Amazon Local /​LivingSocial deals earlier this summer (10 class pack). It was extremely cheap (~$ 30) and I figured why not.
I showed up 10 – 15 min before class to sign up and redeem my deal. Unfortunately their machine was down so I couldn’t register. However, they still let me join the class so essentially I was getting a free class. Good start!
A lot of people ended up showing up… maybe 30 – 40 ! When class time started, two instructors broke everyone into two groups: beginner/​intermediate and advanced. Then we began walking down the beach to get set-​up. My gripe about this was that class started at 6:30 but the instructors just started splitting people up at 6:30. So considering we had to get broken up, walk down the beach quite a ways, and then get everyone’s mat set-​up, we probably started class 15 min late.
My friend and I chose to do the beginner/​intermediate class. We’re both very familiar with many basic/​intermediate poses but we’re not at the inversion-​level yet. We chose poorly… The beginner/​intermediate class was not challenging AT ALL and there was very little vinyasa-​flow. We did a lot of lifting our arms up and down with breath…
Personal preference: I also found out that I hate doing yoga on the beach. Blame it on my Type A OCD personality but I hated all of the sand sticking to me and on my mat. I also hated the lumpy surface of the sand under my mat. I know it was meant to be peaceful but overall I was annoyed.
After this one class, I ended up refunding my voucher.