Yoga Six

Great studio with a wide variety of types of classes and times.

Absolutely great place to do yoga! This was my first time attending and my instructor was so nice and helpful. It was a bit crowded but the receptionist explained to me that their is a challenge going in for the month of February. My first class was hot yoga and it definitely relaxed me, centered me and challenged my flexibility. Since I enjoyed my first visit so much I decided to pay for a one month unlimited pass… Going back today as once you start it becomes addictive!

This Yoga Six opened up near me recently, and I have to be honest, at first I wasn’t sure. I’ve been to a fair number of small yoga studios & this one didn’t seem to have quite the same «homey» quality as some. The teachers don’t typically give spiritual monologues before or after class, and the classes pretty much end exactly the same — a short savasana & no quotes or inspirational pep talks (pretty much like a Bikram class).
Having said that, what it DOES have is a tremendous amount of classes offered at convenient times. For me, this was THE MOST IMPORTANT factor. I’ve spent a lot of money on studios that I can barely make it to because of the class times. It is a lovely studio — top notch décor & flooring, and even offers childcare. I very much appreciate the variety of teachers because everyone has something different to offer, and that’s one of the best way to grow your practice. Lastly, I think the classes offer just enough challenge for a good workout, but not so difficult that you’ll injure yourself contorting in some unnatural way. It’s consisten & you know what you’re getting into, depending on which class you chose to go to. More on that — they offer 5 different 60 minute yoga classes in order of difficulty, to the best of my knowledge (deep stretch, flow, hot, vinyasa, power), so if you’re just starting out or you’re not in the mood to be especially challenged, you can plan accordingly. There’s also a Boot Camp class that has a few yoga elements, but it’s pretty much your standard boot camp with hand weights, only barefoot. There’s something about being barefoot in a yoga studio that makes boot camp more bearable, but it’s still a really tough workout. All of the classes at this studio are heated to varying degrees, though the Deep Stretch & Flow classes are more comfortably warm than hot.
The folks that work here are incredibly nice, and all of the classes have music, which I really appreciate.
The parking can get a little dicey because of the location, but it’s really not bad (unless you’re running late), and definitely not a deterrent. Joining at the month to month membership or annual rate is definitely the way to go, as the walk-​in classes are on the pricey side.

So happy to have yoga close to my home! I had been traveling to various studios and most of them were too far away to keep going regularly. This studio is clean and offers a lot of different class times I can go to while my kids are in school. Just make sure to get there early to find appropriate parking. I’ve become a member and am encouraging my friends to join me. I highly recommend this studio

As a beginner to yoga, I was nervous about showing up to my first class. The girls at the front desk were friendly and showed me around. The suggested classes for me and made me feel comfortable. I took a Flow class and left feeling great. The teacher explained things clearly and I didn’t feel like I was out of place.