★ 5

I went to this studio twice while I was visiting my daughter in Astoria.
I loved Andrea’s class!
It was not too difficult and was just right for me.
I couldn’t believe how cheap to take a class!
It was so nice to be able to take a yoga class while I was on vacation!
I’d definitely go back when I visit Astoria again!

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★ 5

Great and varied yoga studio providing excellent classes at a nice price. I encourage you to try a class.

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I’ve been to a LOT of yoga studios in my ten years of practicing yoga, and this is the weirdest/worst one I’ve ever been to… instructor’s flow guidance was all over the place, way too fast, and didn’t even follow a standard vinyasa flow sequence…not to mention he was also clearly sick, coughing, sneezing and sniffling throughout the class. Someone else was also loudly SNORING throughout the entire class which was super disruptive. Studio is also not well-maintained and is obviously in a very old outdated building. Music is weird and the overall vibes are just off. Don’t recommend this studio as literally any other studio is going to be better.

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★ 5

Very nice donation class every morning at 7 am 👍🏽🙂

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★ 5

Great studio. Love practicing with Josh who has improved my whole outlook on yoga practice.

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★ 5

I really like the variety of classes available. Unless you go the same week with the same teacher (which can be good in other ways,) you’re guaranteed to have a very different experience depending on what time and what day you come. I’ve never had a bad session. The teachers are very clear and helpful.

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★ 5

Very calming practices but also challenging! I liked the big windows and that they open them during warm days.

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★ 5

Former Astoria resident and miss Yoga Agora so much. Such peaceful space and Casey was my go-to. Wonderful teacher who keeps her practice fresh with new playlists.

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★ 5

I absolutely love the classes with Casey. I’ve struggled with back issues and hyper flexible joints. The way Casey instructs really helps me not overdo it on my joints and to have better posture which has also helped my back. She’s amazing, make sure you try out a class with her!

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★ 5

Amazing yoga studio and fantastic teachers.

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★ 5

This yoga studio embodies a strong sense of community and collaboration. The instructors are welcoming and happy to see you, creating an inviting atmosphere. The space is tranquil, filled with natural sunlight, and everything is impeccably clean, from the studio itself to the blankets provided. If you're seeking a yoga studio that encourages a community spirit, this is the place.

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★ 5

Enjoyed Vinyasa class via class pass. very fun and definitely a great workout.

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★ 5

I love the place very friendly l recommend

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HORRIBLE experience. Came here for the first time hoping to make this a daily practice. The class was listed "by donation". I arrived just as the class was about to begin and had already turned my phone off. Informed the man at the door I didnt bring cash but would send venmo after the class it was my first time there, but he made me feel so uncomfortable insisting about giving a donation that I left. What a TERRIBLE welcome to a new student! I was looking forward to coming regularly as I live less than 5 minutes away.

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★ 5

The vibes,prices, and classes at this place are unmatched. Sundays are my reset days and Cassie is wonderful for that needed centering of remembering the details are what matters to set the tone for the weak. Josh on thrusdahs reminds me of my inner warrior to keep pushing and overall all of the teachers there have their own unique way of teaching which is great for variety. Clean and bright judgment free zone. Can't beat it.

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★ 5

Been coming here for a few months now. Love the challenge and community! Be sure to arrive to classes early

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★ 5

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★ 5

My favorite yoga studio in Astoria. Every instructor is respectful and attentive. I appreciate the open-mindedness of the staff. The classes are what you make of them, whether you want a challenge or a relaxing wind down. A great way to start or end the day.

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★ 5

Love this yoga place, im so glad I’ve found it!! Is true that they get many ppl in but everyone fits and get the workout done! I used to have anxiety for a period of time and this was my safe place, now I go there time by time when I feel to do so. Tip, you can go there earlier and find your empty spot until the rest comes!! Thank me later

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★ 1

cheap. this place is inexpensive because they jam the room with people.

unprofessional. the instructors lack flow, training and are even inappropriate in their corrections.

pass on this place. save your time and your money. there are many other better studios to support.

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★ 5

Great if you look for a petite serenity in the center of a busy town

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★ 5

Cool place. I love the instructors here!

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★ 5

Very nice class, really inexpensive so the prices are competitive than others places, I felt so happy after I left. Definitely will try to come every friday to get into more Yoga.
This was my first Yoga class and I would say you should know the basic stufd, was kinda hard for me to keep up.

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★ 4

This is Astoria's best kept secret Yoga studio I'm sure of it. I saw this place on classpass and my aching back craved some yoga instruction! You enter this place from the side of the building, walk some windy stairs and you are brought into a 1 room studio with blocks and mats available for use.

The class I was in looked pretty packed with like 20 of us in there so idk how up to 40 people fit, but nonetheless, it was enjoyable and at the end super relaxing. I'm no yogi by any means but if you have a foundation of knowing a few moves you'll be okay. Overall, I liked the space and I do plan on revisiting!

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★ 5

I love this place. Truly wonderful staff and great classes. They could charge $20 a class and it'd still be a deal.

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Affordable and high quality classes!

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I love this space and the classes are great. But this place is sooooooo overcrowded. I agree, charge a little more and have less people. In won’t be going back because it’s not comfortable to practice with someone in your space.

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Always OVERCROWDED. You will constantly be bumped into by other people in the class. Seems quite foolish of them to allow walk ins.

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★ 5

I’m fairly new to Yoga but I love this place. Another hidden gem in the lovely neighborhood of Astoria. The instructors are great teachers, very friendly and super welcoming. The space is well lit, calming and overall a great vibe. 10/10 from me

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The instructors are very kind and knowledgeable, and all levels can practice here. The space is so calming as well.

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Even if you book and pay ahead of time, the classes are NOT CAPPED and you can be LEFT OUT... (10+ PEOPLE WERE TURNED AWAY AT THE DOOR). Refunds aren't automatic and you have to seek out the manager to ask for your refund... OVER CROWDED CLASSES... SPOT NOT GUARANTEED. The instructor was mildly apologetic, offered no real help and did not take anyone's info for refund. Aggravation, waste of cab fair and a Waste of time.

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★ 5

Great yoga studio. There are wonderful teachers and consistent class times.

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Best yoga studio in Astoria

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★ 5

My class with Anna was great. I went at 7 am, on a rainy day, it was refreshing, energizing and just a smooth way to start the day. I’ll be going back!

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This place wasn't really for me. For $10, you get what you pay for. It was very crowded...I was being breathed on and couldn't even fully stretch without hitting the person next to me. This was on a Wednesday at 5:30pm. Also lot of noise from the street. I didn't find it a very relaxing experience.

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★ 5

Anna made the 7am class feel waking up early worth it. A great way to start the day in a regenerated and calm way. My only feedback is that it can get very hot in the class.

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★ 5

Casey is the best instructor! I also like Anna’s classes! It’s always nice when the class isn’t packed but the instructors can’t predict that

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★ 5

Beautiful space with views of the street. You could be in Europe. Nick is calm and does not over chatter, no big rap about how to live. He is a nice guy and gives a consistent class. 10.00 a class. They serve the community. Great studio!!!!

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The place is unclean and tight. There is no relaxing atmosphere, and noises from the street are too loud. They breathe on you. Or even worse no space to safely enjoy yoga poses, I almost got hit in my head by the person in front of me. There are rules for the distance between each person. Allowing such an amount of people in one room is extremely dangerous but for 10 dollars you get what you paid!

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★ 5

Really awesome classes that are active but gentle. The classes are really helping with my sports injuries . Very kind and passionate instructors and very chill atmosphere - including really cool music. I really look forward to my weekly classes. definitely recommended!

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I was visiting from Copenhagen and staying in Astoria for a few weeks with family. Yoga Agora was such a refreshing and welcoming space to practice yoga as I was trying to reset a bit after 2 years of pandemic related stress and anxiety. I really felt like I was a part of the community here and really love every instructors individual practice styles. I was attending 5-6 times a week and enjoyed every class. It got a bit crowded sometimes so if that makes you uncomfortable then I would try to go during off times and not on the weekend. A special shout out to Anna. She has amazing positive energy and was a joy to practice with.

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★ 3

The class is nice but it’s not a well ran business. There is no cap to the class reservation and when people are filling up the spaces, she should’ve known early on to stop letting non-reserve in and put them on stand by. The classes started ten minutes late and reserved people were turned away….I understand that classes are starting to get packed on weekends due to the weather but it is clearly not the first Sunday to be like this. Very disappointed experience.

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★ 5

Great studio, fair prices and great instructors.

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A gem in Astoria. There are a variety of teachers here, but I consistently go to:
Jodi who offers an intelligent creative flow with theme for practice
Nick who's practice is straight forward- no BS and reflective of his Jivamukti background
Anna for a steady and GROUNDED practice. Her resonant voice and practice is perfect for days when you may feel vata-deranged (scattered/anxious)

Highly recommended.

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★ 5

I have been going to this studio pre covid and I can honestly say all classes have been great. However Jodi is the best. Her teaching style is never boring , it feels restorative and with grace. Every class is different. She incorporates all the most important yoga moves so creatively. The music during class is excellent and her voice is so soothing ! I highly recommend this instructor. Her classes are like my therapy. Keep up the great work :)

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★ 5

Great independent yoga studio with knowledgeable instructors and relaxed atmosphere. Been coming here for a few years!

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★ 5

Wow, Yoga Agora is an oasis! The studio is soothing and beautiful. The classes are awesome; I'm able to get to that zen, focused headspace way more easily here. Nick is a wonderful teacher, I really recommend his classes.

Also, the $10 donation price point really democratizes access to yoga-- I'm impressed.

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★ 5

Love place, Loved class ❤️ Thanks !

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I originally gave this place a 5 star review, and it disappoints me to have to change it to a 1 star review. Yoga Agora is not what it seemed. The owner does not practice the good vibes that he teaches. Whereas once I wanted to tell everyone to go here, I now recommend avoiding it completely.

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★ 5

I just want to say that I came here years ago, having never done yoga. I took Juan’s classes in the morning before work every other day in the summer. It changed my life for the better, and I still think about this wonderful place 7 years later! Juan if you’re reading this, thank you so much!

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★ 5

This is a nice studio in a convenient location.

The price is very low and it gets crowded sometimes.

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Doing yoga for 12 years in Chicago and anywhere I travel... I’ve got to tell you I just had an amazing experience. Found Juan’s All Levels class this morning— the sequence was flawless and his tone and pace was just perfect!
At 6am, he kept me engaged over Zoom, giving me an amazing workout for both my mind and body with just enough rest in between so I didn’t quit. Vinyasa is my go-to and this certainly checked my boxes for a fabulous foo.
So thankful for a taste of NY from Chi this morning. I will certainly be loyal to Juan and this studio.

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★ 5

Such a beautiful and simple space. All the teachers are great. Wonderful community and their low drop in prices allow me to do yoga as much as I can without having to commit to a contract. They’re so welcoming and accessible no matter what level your practice is, don’t be intimidated to come here. So grateful these guys make yoga accessible to the community even through these trying times. They also host classes at Astoria Park and the 31 street open road. Best yoga studio I’ve found in queens (and I’ve tried them all)! 🧘🏾‍♂️

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I love their level wise courses... really fun.

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★ 5

Yoga Agora has the cheapest and best yoga instructors. I was looking for something new to distract myself from worries and stress. So I was looking for some yoga studios area Astoria so I tried it because it's only $10 for a regular class. Some are donations and $12 for specific class. Now I'm so obsessed with yoga and decide to go at least twice or three times a week. By the way, yoga mats and blocks are included already. Come early before the schedule so you can have a good spot or space you are comfortable with.

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★ 5

Amazing. They have a great variety of classes ranging from level 1 to level 3 classes, always a great workout and great vibes in the heart of Astoria. The views overlooking Broadway are amazing and every Friday night they do live music. The prices for the classes are very reasonable for an expensive NYC lifestyle and all the teachers are incredibly well trained and accommodating to all yogis and styles, whether a beginner or advanced. They also have sound baths, gongs and do retreats once in a while. Highly recommended especially for people who are in the area. In my opinion, Yoga Agora is the best yoga studio in Queens.

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A small and affordable studio. They have donation based classes in the morning and at 2 pm, important for community. Check their website to be sure.

Some teachers are welcoming and would help fix your posture. Others are grouchier and won't help you at all but they are humans and sometimes have bad days.

Great open space, a little bit noisy sometimes, making it challenging for shavasana but it is downtown Astoria.

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★ 5

Best value yoga in town, can’t beat $8 for a candlelit flow

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★ 5

Beautiful atmosphere

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★ 5

This yoga class is better than any of the other more expensive ones I have been to. The workout was amazing and they rented the mat, blocks and small towels for free (although I heard you have to pay for the mat for donation based classes). Some people might not like that it's not in a quite room and they don't have a shower, but the price is very reasonable for what they offer.

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No respect or consideration for neighbors as they throw all night ragers on weekends and weeknights, starting around 11pm and going late into the morning. As neighbors we call the police, they wait until the police are out of sight and ramp up the music again. Makes living in the neighborhood stressful and upsetting, the complete opposite of what I thought the practice of yoga was supposed to do.

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★ 5

It really does not get better for $8. There are essentially no facilities (aside from a small dressing area and a bathroom), but the studio is beautiful, the instructors are great, and the class is moderately difficult!

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★ 5

Went here for my first Yoga class and did it through ClassPass. The class was great. We did an 8am open level class. It was hard and the instructor moved fast but it was an excellent workout, I felt it for a few days after. They have mats, towels and blocks you can use and that was very helpful. It’s really nice sitting next to the window in the morning light.

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LOVE Yoga Agora!

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★ 5

Not your typical yoga practitioner here nor would it have ever occurred to become habitual after past attempts tomake yoga part of my fitness regimen. I’ve had a fine experience at Agora; it’s clean, charming, lead by inspired teachers that have a devoted clientele. It’s not chic or poised for a lululemon ad, rather the perfect place to focus on yourself for the long term.

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One of the best yoga studio I ever been to when it comes to value ( $ vs. content). Usually classes costing this level is fairly entry level and not very structured. On the other hand you get good quality classes that want to charge you a leg and arm for attended. My drop in class costed $8 and it was a gentle flow with meditation. I’m used to hard core flow so I thought this gentle flow captured the essences of flow and at the same time making it available to a wide level of yogis. All in all best yoga studio in term of value, I’d definitely recommend to check it out if you are staying in the area.

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★ 5

I attended the Basics class with Andrea. The class was informative and a very good foundation for learning. Andrea taught us how to modify so we felt comfortable and made the class light but still challenging. I attended through Class pass, but you can't beat an $8 yoga class. The studio is beautiful and in a great location. I already plan to attend again next weekend.

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Pretty studio on the heart of Astoria, medium to small place. Teachers are varied. I have been there many times but just today the teacher Nora kicked me out of the room after the class because I was watching a comical video quietly in a corner. She told me not to disturb the peace in there. I guess some people do need attention and hate electronics! I apologized because she might be having a bad day!!!

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★ 5

I had a great yoga session at this studio. I went to an intermediate class by donation. The room may seem decent in size, until mats fill the floor and many moving hot bodies fill the space. Waych your elbows, legs, hands, butts, and heads folks! The cramped class isn't necessarily a negative tho. I found it neat to feel the synergy and collective energy from everyone, moving together as .. nearly one. There's always that one person who falls over or is one pose behind (me). Also, many bodies in small space = hot room. It's better for the flow : ) The room is on the second floor with walls made up mostly of windows and a few bright skylights. Very bright and welcoming.

The teacher had a pleasant voice and confident instruction. The flow sequences were a bit faster than I'd prefer, but enjoyable regardless. I liked the variety of the 1 hr class, moving from sun salutations to warriors, to a number of poses on the back, and stomach, then also a number of meditative ones at the end (not just one!).

I liked how it was by donation, and first come first dibs on mat space. That structure allowed my partner and I to pop in to this class easily, being from out of town and on a spir of the moment kind of schedule. I would return!

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I love the classes & instructors here!!
Best yoga studio in Queens!

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★ 5

Really good instructors with individual approach when needed. The place itself is small, but never had an issue cathing a class or it being overcrowded - just come 10-15 minutes in advance.

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★ 5

This place is a slice of yoga heaven. The entire experience is everything you could ask for, such a wonderful team and what a gem in this neighborhood! Andrea is soooooo wonderful! Don't think just go!

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★ 5

I love this studio. The teachers are so nice. Love Rikki and Jodi. It's also a great location, atmosphere, and price.

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The teachers are awesome. I love the atmosphere. Great prices as well.

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The teachers here are great. I've tried yoga a number of times before at other places, but quit because I never felt like I was doing it correctly and it just wasn't comfortable. Plus, I didn't love the traditional yoga/meditation "music." It just felt like a box I didn't fit into. So far I really like the basic classes that I've taken at Yoga Agora. The teachers have focused on really breaking down each pose and explaining what we should be focusing on to do it better and/or allowing us the freedom to move in each pose until we find what's comfortable. And they mix up the music, which I love! The week before Christmas the ending song that we relaxed to was the Waltz of the Flowers from the Nutcracker. Loved it!

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★ 5

Welcoming, non-judgmental, inclusive instructors who don't (thankfully) focus too much on the spiritual side of yoga.

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A little gem of a studio. Unpretentious, a range of styles/instructors, and very affordable ($8/session including mat hire (if needed)). It's a small space and quite popular so aim to arrive 10 mins early during busy sessions.

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★ 5

Wonderful!

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Beautiful inclusive yoga center for all levels from beginner to more advanced..and teachers with varying styles.. it is a blessing to have in the neighborhood. Great for injuries, stress, exersize, finding connectedness or for a natural high. I love this place. Thank you

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Juan, Rikki and Jodi are wonderful, patient teachers! This is where I practice when in NYC and away from my usual Dharma based practice upstate. A jewel in Astoria

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My friend Austin took me here and I gotta say, Yoga Agora is a haven. Great vibes, my teacher lead a great basics/into class. Will definitely be back!!!!

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I've never tryed yoga like to have healthy mind body and spirit

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Quaint little yoga spot on a noisy corner.

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Yoga Agora follows a vinyasa flow style, with its open classes demanding a basic knowledge of hatha yoga, i.e. names of common poses, and how to do them correctly. That being said, they do hold basics classes about 3 times weekly.

PROS: PRICE, no-frills set up, EXCELLENT TEACHERS — I love Rikki's understated pace as well as Jodi and Kelley's upbeat, sometimes "drill sergeant" momentum. Explore all classes and I'm sure you will find someone that will take your practice to another level.

Yoga Agora also has a sister studio in Harlem — Brahman Yoga — with the same low key intention.

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★ 5

Fantastic yoga studio! I had a hugely positive experience every time I went. There are classes at any time of day, plus different workshops, and the instructors are incredibly friendly and supportive. I've especially enjoyed Juan's and Kajuan's classes!

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★ 5

Great Teachers at an amazing affordable price!!

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$5 quality yoga classes offered at all times of day - sold! This place is so convenient and uniquely Astoria, and I love it. If you get there early and don't mind being in front, I'd recommend getting the spot in the front row all the way to the left. That way, when you're lying on the ground doing yoga poses you can look up and see the sky from two different windows. It makes you forget that bustling Broadway is just below and instead you feel like you are on vacation. Seriously, that's how I felt :) I've taken Juan's class and he's pretty great, but I'd love to go back and try some of the other instructors.

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★ 5

Astoria's gem! Nice teachers, beautiful, affordable yoga practice.

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Nice yoga studio! Affordable classes with a laid back and friendly atmosphere.

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Charming and simple, this is a great little studio if you are looking for the humble yoga experience.
I remember having coffee with friends in the café across the way. As my friend complained about her current love interest, the movement in the window grabbed my attention. Desperate to change the subject I pointed up at the studio and blurted out …“That looks like fun! Let’s go take a class.” We found our best yoga like outfits grabbed our mats and walked the 4 blocks over to the studio. Once we hit the door way, I peeked my head in and thought - Hmm? ...super cute!
The rest is history…I’m hooked. I’ve transformed from a girl that coordinates “yoga-like outfits” to a meditating, Gita reading full blown yogi. I practice 4-5 times a week and consider yoga to be part of my lifestyle now. Each class is a learning experience for me. Every single instructor is amazing and has unique strengths to pull from.
Nick is fast and furious, focusing on breathe.
Rikki is a master of moving meditation.
David is a butt-kicker and inversion specialist (I’m convinced he grew up in the circus and won’t admit to it)
Anna is laid back and relaxing.

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