60 Min. Tru Yin (Candle lit)
see all reviewsIn a city where even the palm trees seem to be competing for Instagram followers, TruFusion's Coral Gables location has managed to turn zen into Miami's hottest ticket since Jimmy Butler's coffee venture. The studio, bathed in more mood lighting than a Drake music video, offers a yin yoga experience that's equal parts South Beach swank and spiritual sanctuary. Florencia Rolandelli, the studio's resident yin master, orchestrates her 60-minute classes like a mindfulness mixtape, dropping beats of tranquility in a room that transitions from sultry crimson to electric blue faster than a Pitbull chorus. The space itself is a testament to Miami's love affair with luxury: marble-clad changing rooms that would make the Versace mansion blush, and a retail section curated with enough high-end athleisure to make your credit card seek therapy. But it's the practice rooms that steal the show – vast spaces where LED lighting transforms basic stretches into something between "Avatar" and Art Basel. Rolandelli's yin class plays out like a slow-motion highlight reel of relaxation. Her bilingual cues flow seamlessly between English and Spanish, creating an inclusive vibe that's pure Miami. The sequence – from brutal toe stands to happy baby pose – feels less like exercise and more like a negotiation with gravity where everyone wins. The clientele is as diverse as Ocean Drive on a Saturday night: NFL players seeking recovery, tech bros decompressing from crypto crashes, and enough Instagram influencers to crash the Wi-Fi. Local car dealers stretch next to juicy sugar babies and spiritual seekers, while runners and CrossFit zealots discover that flexibility isn't just about lease terms or WOD modifications. The heated room adds just enough warmth to make the experience feel earned, without crossing into hot yoga territory where your chakras need a cooling system. Each pose is held long enough to make you question your life choices, then release into sweet relief, much like Miami traffic. But it's not all lotus poses and namaste. The studio's attention to sanitation would impress a CDC inspector, and the security measures are tighter than a post-pigeon pose hamstring. The changing rooms offer a spa-like sanctuary where even the most bejeweled and augmented Miami mamacita would feel at home. At its core, TruFusion Coral Gables is where Miami's "see and be seen" culture meets actual self-reflection – both metaphorically and in the studio's generous mirrors. It's a place where the quest for inner peace comes with premium amenities and a side of scene, proving that mindfulness can indeed wear designer leggings. BOTTOM LINE: A worthy splurge for those seeking enlightenment with a side of extra. Just don't forget to tag your chakras on social media. Rating: 4.5/5 Meditation Cushions Best For: Everyone from zen seekers to scene makers Watch Out For: Your wallet's downward dog
When you enter TruFusion, you are not just joining a gym — you are joining the TruTribe…POWER YOGA
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see all reviewsI love Bryan’s style and approach to yoga! It’s so refreshing. This power class was fun, challenging, and different. Highly recommend.
Our mission is to empower our community to lead an active lifestyle that promotes…Power Sculpt
see all reviewsIt’s a little unclear by the description but at least today, this was a yoga-flow based class with strength work added in to some postures through wrist/ankle weights and light band weights. I was worried by the mentions of “cardio” that it would be burpees and mountain climbers, but it’s really just getting your heart rate up through dynamic movements in asana. We had a nice long sun-salutation warm-up before getting into things, and a gentle cool downn on the other side, so this was a great way to get moving on a slow Sunday. Felt awake rather than wrecked at the end. Leah’s energy is really supportive and the studio is very clean and aesthetic. I’ll definitely come back — the only thing is parking is a challenge as it’s on a busy stretch of Coral Way and you have to find street parking. It could be tough during rush hour, but on the weekends it’s fine!
At Daily Flows Movement Studio, our mission is to create a sanctuary where movement…Vinyasa
see all reviewsVanessa is an AMAZING teacher! Her class has an organic flow that is both challenging and smooth. I loved it and definitely will include it in my weekly routine
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see all reviewsIt was my first time trying a pilates class. Maria was an amazing instructor, I felt right at home and at ease.
Forrest Pilates is a healing center in the beautiful lush oasis of the Miami River…Vinyasa
see all reviewsRich is amazing! A true vinyasa class, you are guaranteed to get a good sweat with your flow, but also really take time to get into deeper stretches and breathing. Much more of a traditional vinyasa class, which is PERFECT! He really walks you through every movement and makes the corrections necessary.
Founded by international yoga teacher Mimi Ghandour, Mimi Yoga has two infrared heated…TOWER - ALL LEVELS
see all reviewsLovely class! Sometime folks get scared to travel to downtown but street parking is easy in the AM. It’s an intimate semi-private class so you get all the hands on correction. Olivia is very talented!! Highly recommend
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