Sutra Studio

This studio is perfect except for one thing— the price.
The studio space is beautiful, the teachers are all supportive and very helping and friendly, and the variety of classes are beautiful (my favorite being the vinyasa flow.) In specific I must say that Jennifer Murray has an amazing vinyasa class. It was quick paced with just the right amount of rest/​breathing breaks, and she made sure everyone knew exactly how to hold the poses safely.
But as I said, the price. The good part is new students can buy two weeks unlimited for $ 25, the first class is free, and community classes are free with a recommended donation of $ 5. However, aside from that it’s pretty pricey. There’s a $ 16 drop in rate with only a 10% student discount offered, and packages are just as expensive, saving customers no more than $ 1 per class.
I love love love this studio and I just wish they were cheaper or had some better deals.

I started yoga in earnest this summer, after lots of youtube tutorials, and finally got up the nerve to go to a real live class. If I lived closer this would be MY studio, and I’d be dropping in on the daily, sweating & stretching & then lounging the rest of the day in the equally cool Coffee and Cotton and checking out all the awesome neighbors in Mill No. 5. BUT as of now I’m still scraping together couch change and signing up for every new student deal in the tristate area.
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*For the similarly picky: Out of all the studios I’ve tried so far, this is by far the most beautiful — a comfy intro area, huge windows so you can incorporate gorgeous sunsets into your quest for peace, clean space and bathrooms (!!!), and (thank you Sutraaaa) perfect lighting. Important because tryina shavasana with too much light is such a bummer. Toasty warm classes, talented instructors, and a solid schedule with regular events and lots of class variety.
*For the similarly poor: Saturdays are community yoga classes by donation, and they offer a new student deal — $ 25 for two weeks, I think. Prices for drop-​ins and class passes are pretty standard for the area.
*For the similarly anxious: You can sign up online, the front desk people are really nice, and all the teachers are kind and welcoming. My first class with DJ ended with a guided meditation that had me literally weeping in the dark. IT’S FINE.
Check out DJ’s vinyasa, Karen’s fundamentals, DEFINITELY Spa Yoga on Sundays, and any class with the super awesome Jen H. (owner). Wishing you guys tons of future success. Love, love, love.

As a beginner they were very patient and answered all my questions. A wonderful staff, very clean space, and a positive atmosphere.
I started with their beginner workshop and now I go to classes every day I can.
Their phone app makes it super easy to see the class schedule and to book your classes. Do yourself a favor, visit Sutra, you won’t be disappointed.

Enjoyed the classes so much I got the unlimited monthly pass when they first opened. Love there website too its easy to sign up for classes. Depending on the class and the time sometimes you may want to get there early to get a good spot. Instructors are all friendly.