★ 5

Kim is a skilled and thoughtful teacher, I throughly enjoyed her class. I dropped in after a long travel day and left feeling refreshed and renewed. The studio is beautiful. I'll absolutely be back again!

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★ 5

Quick trip in to town and wanted to still get my yoga on so I came to Downtown Yoga and I was very impressed. The studio was beautiful and the class I took was amazing!!!

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★ 5

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★ 5

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★ 5

This is a wonderful little yoga studio in the heart of the cute downtown area. I was in town for a hockey tournament and was able to get into a class on short notice, and the teacher was absolutely terrific. I felt very welcome as a newcomer.

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★ 5

Downtown yoga is a little slice of heaven. Dani and the entire team are kind souls who always make you feel welcome and safe.The studio space is warm and inviting with the exposed brick, dim lighting, refurbished wood floors and NO MIRRORS!

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★ 1

Before I begin, I would just like to say, David, Christina, and Kylie are all amazing instructors, and I have thoroughly enjoyed their classes. However, I had the worst experience with Sara, and I left the studio feeling very anxious and singled out during class. Which, may I add, was completely humiliating. A little bit of context, I recently recovered from COVID-19 along with recovering from a very serious back injury, and there are a lot of poses I cannot do very well or at all due to that injury. I feel like I am basically starting from scratch with yoga. I previously went to Lotus yoga in Grand Forks for around a year, and after COVID and my injury, I stopped going from December-February, so I have not been active for a few months due to the recovery process of both of those things. I also recently moved to Fargo, and Downtown Yoga is the closest studio to me, so I thought I would try it out with the new member promotion to see how I liked it. Again, I have loved every class I have been to until I went to Sara’s. I am all for instructors correcting, and I think that makes a good instructor until you start pushing someone to the point that they are hurting themselves and modifications aren’t being provided in their corrections. Especially if it’s something you physically cannot do. There was a time in warrior III where Sara corrected me, and it was to a point that it was causing straining and pain on my back, so I told her, “I’m sorry, I can’t do that.” And she responded with, “Yes, you can.” in a way that came off very rude rather than giving me modifications of what I could do instead. Another time in chair pose, she said to the whole class, “Again, our hands should be reaching over our heads.” While I was modifying the pose to have my hands at hearts center due to the pressure that was being placed on my back when my hands were up. I was the only one in the class with my hands at hearts center, and so I felt very singled out. In every yoga class I have been to, the instructors have always said, “If there is a pose that is uncomfortable for you, modify the pose to what makes you most comfortable.” Any good teacher knows you should never push your body to limits to where it is physically painful to be holding a pose. Especially right after recovering from an injury. That is not yoga! My point in this review is that if you want this to be a great place for beginners to start or a place for those just getting back into yoga, as an instructor, you should probably be more inclusive with your classes and realize that not everyone is on the same level, and some people’s bodies physically cannot do certian things at the moment due to a variety of different reasons. Whether that be they’re brand new to yoga, they’re just getting back into yoga, they’ve had some recent injuries or recoveries, instructors should always take these factors into consideration. Mine just so happened to be I recently recovered from two pretty major things, and I am still recovering. I will never be able to build up the strength or love I once had for yoga if I’m going to have an instructor who makes me feel singled out and pressure to the point of pain during a class.

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★ 5

Awesome studio with awesome instructors. There’s plenty of different styles of yoga to choose from!

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★ 5

Just finished my trial month and I’d love to continue coming to classes. Great atmosphere and teachers!

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★ 5

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★ 5

I'm a week into DTY's 3 weeks for $30 of unlimited classes for new members. It's been so helpful to test out different classes and instructors as I get back into my yoga practice after some time away. They are COVID conscious with limited class sizes and virtual classes as well. Looking forward to my next class!

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★ 5

Went to my first class last week! Beautiful studio. Definitely making this a weekly thing :)

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★ 5

Dani and Sarah are awesome! The space is very unique as well. Love the exposed brick + hard wood floors.

Would highly recommend!

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★ 5

Love it! Such a comfortable and accepting practice. Did a gentle yoga class here with Sarah and left feeling refreshed and relaxed! I'll be back :)

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★ 5

The studio was great, clean, modern. Instructor was educated, nice and helpful. I really loved how great I felt after :) Looking forward to the next class!

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★ 5

We booked a private session as a part of my friend's bachelorette party. It was AWESOME!!! I believe our instructor was Sarah. She did a fantastic job and it was the highlight of our day! Highly recommend.

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★ 5

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★ 5

Great class in an awesome atmosphere. Lots of Yoga Class options too.

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