★ 5

Such a great place. Tuesday nights with Kim balances challenge with restoration. The community is welcoming and supportive. Highly recommend if you strive to challenge and grow your practice.

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★ 5

The yoga teacher was very knowledgeable, and guided us through the hour with a lot of strength and conditioning poses , and the transitions she suggested were my favorite part of the experience, especially going into eagle pose.

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Ok, for perspective. I've been doing yoga about 16 years and go to studios often enough. I move a bit but generally have a studio I go to wherever I may be. So, I have some tonal awareness of how a class is instructed.

I bought a three day pass and went once. The first day was really put off. The owner seemed to split the class time into three unrelated diatribes about her week and then queuing poses for us. It was a one sided bad stand up, rant, therapy session? I wouldn't call it teaching yoga or instructing people in anyway. It was more like she was giving us directions between her venting to a friend who gets this all the time.

One about a friend of hers who called her drunk, is an alcoholic, and that alcohol is something we all have to deal with whether we drink or not. But it was more about them being annoying and gross. I was trying not to focus cause it was pretty personal.

The second was on how Christmas is something we also all need to in someway be a part of. Granted, this was near the holiday. But the monologue/rant seemed to be pretty aggressive towards people who didn't participate in any fashion in the holiday and that they need to. Ok, that's weird. Maybe they mean it in a way I'm not getting as a non christian.

Then the third was more or less a threat; she said something along the lines of "if anyone has an issue with class or any of the instructors please come to me." OK, I thought. Fair. Good open door policy. She went on, "Cause I know my instructors and I will stand by them till the end. And you can't take us down."

There was another about her birthday and whether or not the class would come if she had a party at the studio. But I think that may have been the root of her Yoga Instruct but As Therapy schtick and I don't want to poke fun at that. It felt sad. Happy birthday.

It's a cool space and they didn't charge me for a mat rental. Kinda weird instructor. When I realized it was the owner it sorta helped me feel out the overall vibe. The class itself didn't offer any direction in any pose aside from "go further." And yeah, there wasn't really much emphasis on form or flow but speed. Wasn't my scene. Though, I can't really do 60 bicycle sit-ups while being threatened by a yoga instructor on the verge of a birthday anywhere else I can think of. And bicycle sit-ups, as we all know, are how you end a vinyasa class.

If you like drama while you're stretching, sure. Do it up. Maybe I was there on a weird day.

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★ 5

Beautiful studio, great class and friendly staff.

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★ 5

These guys are the real deal- a Remarkable yoga studio whose teachers want every one to truly benefit from their classes; regardless of the level or age of their yogis. This 61 year old feels right at home here, and I really appreciate it 🌻

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★ 5

Amazing studio and amazing community!

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★ 5

Words can't describe how amazing this studio is. Go here!

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★ 5

Hidden gem of a yoga studio! I mainly did the vinyasa classes. The instructors taught at a good pace, and made a point to remember our names. The classes seemed to be pretty consistent from week to week, which was helpful for my work schedule. Kind of has an “urban east GR fitness mom” vibe inside.

As a beginner, I felt that the vinyasa classes were a solid “intermediate” level… challenging, but not to the point where I felt I didn’t belong or couldn’t do it. I just finished the trial month, and I’m thinking I’ll probably come back to this place again.

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★ 5

Visited on a recent trip to experience a yoga class. I was surprised at the donation based charity class which was for PRIDE month. The class was amazing, the staff was uber friendly, and I really enjoyed the facilities.

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Clean facility, instructors are clear with great cues and appropriately challenging classes

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★ 5

It always feels good to get your body moving. This is a great place to do it. They provide great staff and a very accepting atmosphere for people of all ages and abilities.

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★ 5

Excellent visit and a great experience overall. Super friendly and helpful for some out-of-towners!

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★ 5

Nice space, friendly staff, and lots of different classes for all types.

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★ 5

Love this place! Good vibe, great facilities, and awesome instructors. Highly recommend.

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Not my favorite studio. I've been practicing for over 10 years and have been to many studios and experienced many different styles of teaching. While I appreciate the energy each instructor brings, the flows (in the vinyasa/power/jAM classes) are simply way too fast to practice safe alignment and form, even for a seasoned yogi, and this class is advertised for all levels! I can't even imagine how a newer yogi would feel during those classes. The instructor also don't offer any hands-on assistance which really bums me out. Similar to Funky Buddha, they rarely use traditional Sanskrit language and clap after Savasana (seriously...why...?). It's basically the definition of white-women washed yoga. There are many other studios in GR that are truly geared towards all levels and honor the traditional practice, this is not one of them.

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★ 5

I shopped around a few studios before landing here, and I am so grateful. I began with the Vinyasa-yin classes because I was looking for a yin or restorative practice to ease my way back into yoga after a long break. I love all the instructors, and their commitment to breath and body work. If you’re new to yoga, I recommend the vinyasa-yin classes because they’re smaller... but I love every class I have been to. I am constantly reminded to breathe, to try and remain present, to practice with grace, and to take what I need from the 60-90 minutes I am there. They also have kids yoga weekly during adult practice, and my kids love it too! Thanks AM!!!!!

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★ 5

This is my self care place!

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The studio is clean and devoid of clutter and distractions. The instructors and staff are friendly, courteous and professional. Their candor fosters a sense of trust.
The classes are simultaneously challenging as well as accessible. I had never practiced yoga in my life and was able to comfortably immerse myself without feeling awkward or out of place.
I highly recommend giving this studio a shot whether you are advanced or new to yoga.
I always leave with a feeling of accomplishment, levity and a clear mind (as well as a limber and well honed body).

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★ 4

Clean
Friendly
Co-ed
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★ 5

Best yoga studio in West Michigan!!

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★ 5

Very challenging and balancing - love it.

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★ 5

Super welcoming and a great and challenging flow. Really feel balanced and cleansed after a good vinyasa session

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★ 5

Love this place and these people!!

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Great flow slwith super cool people!

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