YogaOne Studios

I started going to yoga with the studio in September 2015 and was immediately addicted. The instructors are knowledgeable, very patient, and super nice. The studios are always clean, they offer a ton of classes throughout the day, and are affordable. I highly recommend this studio!

I have been coming here since the beginning of this year. I got it as a gift from a sweet friend. She purchased the $ 30 for 30 days special they have to see if I would like it. I ended up loving it, because it’s the perfect compliment to my heavy workouts I do. After 30 days I signed up for month to month membership. They knock off $ 20/​month if you sign up with them before or at the end of the 30 days. Secret, they actually will give you a few days grace period to still take the promotion, even if it’s day 33 or 34… At least that’s what the instructor did for me, because I had been unable to go the last few days, but don’t try to do it on the Internet. I would sign up in person, just so there’s no mess up. I live all the instructors. They all have their own ways of teaching and viewing yoga, and I have taken a little from each of them. I enjoy the different locations and different classes they offer too. They always are hosting fun events and parties for all the fellow yogis to mingle. They also have child care, but not too sure about the details of all of that… The only thing I wish this location had, is a juice bar, like the midtown one has. That is why I give it a 4 star. So when we get that, I’ll change my starts to 5!
If you’ve never tried yoga that’s ok too, and they are so friendly to new yogi’s, so don’t be worried about being embarrassed for not knowing anything about yoga. They are more than willing to help and strengthen your yoga skills. Come tap into your inner yogi! Namaste

I have been practicing at yogaone Pearland since May of 2014, when they first opened. I was greeted with such warmth and kindness not only from the co-​owner (now friend) Amanda but from the whole staff. I found my home that day and have not only transformed my practice and life, but made amazing connections and life-​long friends. Yogaone Pearland is not just a studio it is a community and I am truly blessed to have found it. Do not be intimidated just come in a try a class. They have the 30 classes for $ 30 which is fantastic and if you sign up for Autopay within the 30 days you only pay $ 75! (I used to pay $ 160 a month for Bikram) They also have incredible programs and workshops, many of which are free if you are on autopay!!! You can go to any of the 5 studios as well.
I took my first Bikram hot class in 2002 and it transformed, my life, however times have changed and so have I. I realized Bikram’s hot sequence to be too stringent, with not enough emphasis on alignment and strength, so in 2007 I stopped. I came back to yoga last year with hesitation. I took Yogaone’s Hot60 and fell in love with hot yoga all over again. The sequence makes more sense and is not time consuming as Bikram. Within the hot60 sequence we practice sun salutations which allows one to become strong. That was the beginning of my journey, now I practice and love all of the classes yogaone. I have gained so much strength and flexibility from combining hot60, flow and forrest yoga. I practice daily at yogaone it is a part of my life!

Yoga one Pearland is a great studio If you are a beginner or advanced yogi. I walked thru the doors brand new to it all a year ago and it was one of the best things I have done since moving to Pearland. They treat you like family, there are a variety of classes and its just a great experience.

YogaOne Studios is a great place to find amazing yoga classes. They offer 400+ classes each week with 90+ instructors! Generally, they offer three main styles including Hot, Forrest, and Flow. They have 5 studios across Houston, and the majority of them are pretty close together (within 15 – 20 minutes). So, you’re always close to a studio if you need to get a practice in. They offer an initial $ 30 for 30 days unlimited yoga, which is phenomenal, so you’ll be able to see which styles of yoga you are into and what instructors you like the best. Since there are 90+ instructors with different methods of teaching, you will love some and you will hate some; that is a given. Just keep going and explore all of the classes to see what they can offer you! Take a look at their website to see the full class schedule at:
I will break it down by YogaOne’s general styles of classes along with my recommended instructors:
Hot:
I tried Hot yoga for 30-​days straight to see what impact it would have on my body. I was able to balance a lot better, breathe deeper, and my flexibility had reached levels my body never knew existed. However, I did not gain any strength from this style. Hot classes are very slow paced in a heated room for 60 minutes, so you’ll sweat a lot. Definitely make sure you hydrate! I’d recommend this class to start getting your body accustomed to the poses if you’ve never done yoga before. The heat may bother you at first, but keep coming back, and you’ll get used to it. Each hot class is typically the same sequence, so you’ll really get to understand the practice and know what to expect. If you tend to get bored easily and like change, there are other styles to choose from. Recommended instructors: Anna, Clemente
Forrest:
I did Forrest yoga for about 6 months (4x a week), and I felt like this style was the main reason I was able to build a solid foundation of strength in my body. I used to lift weights and thought I was pretty strong, but coming to a Forrest class made me realize how weak I actually was! It’s a bit faster paced than hot yoga, but still slower than Flow. You’ll focus a lot on breathing, and you will even learn some inversions like forearm balancing and handstand. Don’t be scared, they’ll bring you through the very basics to the more advanced poses, and you can up-​level or down-​level when you need to. Recommended instructor: Mary
Flow:
I consistently go to Flow classes nowadays. They are the fastest paced classes, so if you’re new to yoga and wanting to get your body accustomed to the poses, try the other styles initially. If you’re looking for a challenge or want a workout, Flow classes will be what you’re looking for. I really enjoy Davina’s Flow classes because she teaches a «Rocket» style (you can look it up if you’re interested), and she incorporates a lot of music which makes it fun. If you think this is just sooo American and not how yoga should be, don’t be a yoga snob! I am Indian and have generations of family practicing yoga before me. We are in America, and the practice has adapted in this country. Accept it, or find instructors and classes that are more focused on the mental side rather than the physical side. If you are looking for something deeper and more spiritual, YogaOne offers those types of classes too, including Mindfulness and Meditation. Recommended instructors: Roger, Davina, Kiva, Nick

I think 104 degree hot yoga just isn’t for me…
I wish they had warm yoga like some of the other studios.
Anyway, nice and helpful staff.

Wish they would offer one Bikram 90 minute but the staff is awesome, great teachers, super clean, and Amanda gave me my very expired 20 classes I bought from previous owners. Super nice. I do love the variation in classes they offer instead of just bikram.

I practice yoga in a hot studio on a normal basis (4 times a week). I was in the area Saturday morning and decided to try YogaOne. I have been to other YogaOne studios and have had wonderful experiences, but Saturday morning was my worst yoga experience ever. The room temperature was over the triple digits. I remember this studio being a Bikram studio, but I was not expecting 103 as the room temperature.
I also should have asked as to the style because the class did not seem to have any flow to it. I know I attended the $ 5 Radical Change Agent, but I expected a little bit more to the class. However with the temperature being so scorching hot, I was glad it was not.
After all my previous hot yoga classes, I have felt refreshed and happy. This was the only time I felt like my face was melting off and burning. I am sad to say this was not a good experience and I will not be back.

I really like Yoga one. I used to go when it was called Pearland Bikram Yoga. I think they actually improved the place. If you are a new student you can get 1 month for $ 30, which I think is a great deal. The hot yoga class on Sunday was great. The instructor was super sweet and since we had a lot of new people went into detail about positions. I’m a fan and will definitely be back!

I’m not a regular at yoga but I felt very comfortable and loved the class! I would recommend this studio to anyone!

Gentlemen,
Our bodies are utilitarian things. What they lack in beauty they make up in function. For some reason, your wife tolerates you despite your several manly imperfections: the beer gut, the love handles, the chubby thighs, et al. Show her some appreciation by being secure and self-​confident enough to go with her to a yoga class once in a while. Even if you have a solid gym routine, you’ll find yoga pretty challenging in different and unexpected ways — breathing, balance, flexibility, stamina.
You can do it basically for free! Yoga One in Pearland will give you a month of unlimited classes for $ 30. A dollar a day, i.e., negligible.
I thought «training my weaknesses» was already a part of my usual training regimen. When an injury forced me to change my routine, taking up yoga proved invaluable to me for identifying and improving previously unknown imbalances and weaknesses in my body. I’m very glad Yoga One gave me the inexpensive and convenient opportunity to learn something new about fitness and myself.

(For a quick list of what to pack, see the tips section).
I love that there are more options when it comes to HEATED Yoga in Pearland. I frequent Bikram and occasionally pop in to other businesses, so that’s my basis of comparison.
What I immediately like about YogaOne is how nice and spacious the studio is. There’s showers, lockers, and a well stocked bathroom for your full advantage.
The yoga room itself is very spacious as well. Wall to wall mirrors mean you can get a good perspective of your positioning and improvement, which is always my concern. For flow classes, expect a warm humid room. For hot/​sonic yoga, temps could be nearing 110 degrees. Thus I say, drink before, after, and during yoga. More people typically makes for a hotter (& more energetic) room, but I haven’t been to a class with more than 20 people in attendance.
The classes are generally 1 hour and the instruction is moderate. Some yogi’s will make subtle corrections, others, not much at all. This is where you might notice the biggest difference (aside for the poses) if you’ve been elsewhere. Some say it’s a difference in philosophy. You’re free to sip water and enter/​leave the room as you please. There’s pro’s/con’s to each philosophy, respectively. You’ll also notice there are no cues to drinking or resting like other methods of yoga. The movement is continuous, so you will have to listen to your own body and know your needs. It is a challenge and a practice that you ease into.
The schedule may rotate between Hot Yoga, Flow Yoga and Sonic Yoga. Each has it’s own pace and instruction can vary. Sonic Yoga was like cardio, but your own pace.
My personal interest comes with correct execution of the poses so that I can get «full benefit». I love knowing what muscles should be engaged and what specific benefits each particular pose might allow. Knowing that allows me to engage my body thru the poses even more while relaxing my brain. When it comes to yoga, I don’t mind all the corrections. But that’s my personal choice and not something that Yoga One imposes at all. And this is why more people may enjoy Yoga One, for it’s free-​flowing and non-​judgemental culture.
Babysitting is currently an option for the weekday 4:30pm class at $ 5/​child/​class. My kids are a little too old to be confined to a smaller room, so I don’t usually bring them. So I can only make the 9:30am class when the kids are not in tow.
My kids (boys, ages 9 & 6) have taken a kids yoga class. It’s currently Saturdays at 4:30, concurrent to their afternoon adult class. I was worried it wasn’t engaging/​stimulating at their age but they liked learning poses and doing other activities. Can’t say all kids would have loved it.
Yoga One’s pricing seems slightly cheaper than that of typical Bikram rates. They do class packs and unlimited at an auto-​renew rate. Also, you might find a deal in studio, or on Groupon/​Living Social. You can also just drop in for a class and give it a try.

This venue used to be Bikram Yoga and I was thrilled to find out that it’s now YogaOne (probably because I’m a member of YogaOne).
My initial concern was their carpet studio, which to my surprise is no more. They’ve replaced the carpet with wood-​like floors and the smelly carpet smell is gone :)
I’ve only dropped in here once and on a Saturday (I’m usually at the uptown location). The slow yoga here was taught well and I was drenched afterward (and it was room temp!).
I loved the Saturday class since it wasn’t packed like uptown and I was able to spread my arms out and flow through the poses without touching my neighbors.
I will definitely come back over the weekends :)