Marietta Center For Yoga & Well Being

I’ve been taking the prenatal yoga classes for awhile now, and I really have to rave about how much I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE her class. Not only does she have the reflexology background along with an extensive yoga training, but she knows the body inside and out. I will not miss her class — it’s THAT GOOD!
She’s been able to work with everyone in class on a more specific level to address any particular aches/​pains you’re having. Other classes I’ve taken do the same type of routine, but Abbey mixes it up and best yet, she explains why each stretch is important — how one may relieve drainage for those who swell — or how these stretches (i.e.) are good while you’re in labor, etc.
I will continue to come here and take from her after my baby arrives. She has really opened my world to a more comfortable experience during pregnancy and yoga in general.
I previously took from Pierce and found this class to be 100 times more helpful. This is totally worth the drive if you’re not in the area.
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After my daughter was born, I continued to take classes from Abbey on Mondays at 4:30. Each class is different, but all classes were small and intimate — no more than 8 in a class. What I love is how AMAZING I felt after class! Before class begins, she asks what each person wants to work on — what areas of their body are stiff, achy or in pain — and then, the class is tailored to target those specific areas. What’s awesome is she will talk through the class — it’s very interactive and free like that — so, while you’re in pose, she’s explaining how that pose will benefit that specific area of the body. I also learned so many things about how poses could prevent certain diseases and how others could help you avoid surgeries down the road (i.e. hips). Not only does she draw from all styles of yoga, but she’d also incorporate some Tai Chi if that was what would make you feel the best for your specific ailment. The girl knows SOOO much — that she’s been such an inspiration for me to continue my yoga practice.
I’ve had to go back to work, so I’m not able to make her class anymore, but I will continue to go whenever there’s a company holiday or I’m able to join. It’s THAT good and worth it!!!

Being a total beginner to yoga I was not sure what to expect, but I was greeted with warmth and smiles and felt right at ease. I have taken classes with 3 of the teachers here and they are all wonderful!
Each class has a special-​ness to it so I“m sure there’s a class for everyone.
They also offer lots of special classes for mediation and related areas. There’s always something going on. I also like that you can sign up for a session or just drop in to a class.
I really feel at home here!

I am so happy I found this little jewel hidden away near the Marietta Square! The Marietta Center for Yoga & Well Being is an adorable old house that exudes a cozy comfort on the inside. It feels like a very heart-​centered space. The classes I’ve taken with Wanda (the owner) are challenging but not too strenuous, and she has such a sweet and compassionate nature. I know there are classes of other levels and intensities as well, but I have yet to try them. The center also offers professional counseling services, therapeutic massage, and workshops.

A great little yoga studio in Marietta. They have one studio room that is cozy and quite peaceful. I have only taken from one instructor, but if the other instructors are of her caliber it’s a great studio!