HOT 26 (HOT HATHA YOGA)
see all reviewsFirst time at this studio and trying hot 26. Ally and everyone at the studio was so welcoming and friendly. I really enjoyed the class and will definitely be returning
BREATHE Cambridge is a hot yoga studio offering yoga, pilates and HIIT classes. …Flow.
see all reviewsIn a neighborhood better known for cannoli than cork blocks, SOMA Yoga has carved out a sun-drenched sanctuary on the third floor of a historic Hanover Street building. Here, where the aroma of espresso gives way to gentle incense, instructor Meredith Wadsworth channels the metaphysical musings of Baltimore's beloved Sarah Cook with a distinctly Boston twist. During a recent morning flow, Wadsworth's teaching style evoked Cook's Katonah-inspired wisdom while guiding students through warriors and triangles with architectural precision. Her commentary on "house levels" as metaphors for consciousness and bodily "currency," hallmarks of Katonah yoga philosophy, might sound esoteric to the uninitiated, but somehow makes perfect sense when you're balancing in tree pose three stories above the bustling North End streets. The space itself is a study in mindful design: industrial-chic shelving houses an arsenal of cork blocks and charcoal blankets with the organization of a Zen monastery. Sunlight streams through tall windows, creating natural spotlights on the gleaming hardwood floors, while Buddha and Ganesh maintain silent vigil over practitioners' attempts at pyramid pose. SOMA's early risers can start their practice as dawn breaks (6:00 AM on Tuesdays, for the truly committed), and night owls can flow well into the evening. The studio has thoughtfully included showers for the post-practice dash to office or aperitivo, this is the North End, after all. Wadsworth's extended arm holds and perpetual pep talks might leave you wondering if you've wandered into a philosophy seminar disguised as a workout, but that's precisely SOMA's charm. As their entrance sign proclaims "this is the way in," and indeed, whether you're seeking physical challenge or Katonah enlightenment, you'll find your path here, assuming you can climb the stairs. $3 mat rentals. On ClassPass. 256 Hanover St, 3rd floor Open daily, with weekday classes starting at 6:00/6:30 AM
Soma Yoga is a quiet oasis amidst the hustle and bustle of our vibrant North End…STUDIO-A: Sunset Sculpt/Renvil
see all reviewsRenvil’s classes are always 10/10 and this was no exception! He’s so funny I always laugh during his classes and get a great workout in!
Beacon Hill Yoga offers yoga and holistic mind-body wellness in the heart of Boston…Vinyasa Flow - Coolidge
see all reviewsWOW the heated vinyasa with Taylor was hands-down the best, most effective yoga class I’ve ever experienced…and I’ve taken a LOT of yoga classes. Her understanding of sequencing and adjustments for the bodies in class was astounding. I want to take this class every day!
Boston Yoga Union is a welcoming nurturing yoga studio in the Brookline, Boston area…Aerial Beginner
see all reviewsHaving been to two beginner classes, they were both tons of fun! I will say I think V’s class had a few more first-timer cues which were super helpful in ensuring the hammock was in the right place, etc, but both were lovely!
Experience the thrill of defying gravity and exploring new dimensions with an aerial…Power Flow
see all reviewsIt was really nice and peaceful class. It can be hard to follow for beginners. And it was full. One thing to keep in mind is you need to fill up waiver to enter, so it is best to go little earlier.
Inclusive indoor climbing gym offering yoga & fitness classes and spaces, adult climbing…Flow & YIN
see all reviewsDee was super experienced and the instructions were great! The music choice went really well with the movements. Would definitely take this class again! Beautiful studio! Matt rentals were $5 / bring your own!
Mission Hill Yoga is a safe, welcoming and community based yoga studio. Their mission…