Best Yoga Studios in Downtown Crossing

Barre,Yoga
exhale
28 Arlington St, Boston
Exhale Barre
I was very pleasantly surprised with the class! Hard enough but not too hard - the perfect amount of challenging. The instructor was super nice and gave helpful cues during class. She also made a point to learn everyone’s name and give us shoutouts when we needed a cheerleader which was a very sweet and kind touch!
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4.8
(5000+)
Exhale Barre
I was very pleasantly surprised with the class! Hard enough but not too hard - the perfect amount of challenging. The instructor was super nice and gave helpful cues during class. She also made a point to learn everyone’s name and give us shoutouts when we needed a cheerleader which was a very sweet and kind touch!
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Centrally located in the city’s renowned Back Bay neighborhood, Exhale’s original…
Yoga
Beacon Hill Yoga
57 Phillips St, Boston
Vinyasa Flow
Anna subbed class today and was such fun!! There were only three of us so it was very personalize and she kept us all honest on really trying with each and every pose. There wasn't any hands on corrections, but I still got a lot out of class!
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4.8
(5000+)
Vinyasa Flow
Anna subbed class today and was such fun!! There were only three of us so it was very personalize and she kept us all honest on really trying with each and every pose. There wasn't any hands on corrections, but I still got a lot out of class!
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Beacon Hill Yoga offers yoga, pilates, and holistic mind-body wellness in the heart…
Dance,Strength Training,Yoga,Cycling
REPS Fitness Studio
316 Cambridge St, 2nd Floor, Boston
REPSCYCLE
REPS packs in a lot of workout into each 30 minute block. It's just enough time in each stage to keep from being bored and to keep pushing hard with each exercise. Plus I love how the moves are more creative than what I've seen at other gyms. I love this class!
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4.8
(5000+)
REPSCYCLE
REPS packs in a lot of workout into each 30 minute block. It's just enough time in each stage to keep from being bored and to keep pushing hard with each exercise. Plus I love how the moves are more creative than what I've seen at other gyms. I love this class!
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REPS offers small group Spin and Bootcamp classes rooted in owner Renvil’s fitness…
Dance,Low-credit livestreams,Pilates,Yoga
Women's Fitness of Boston
27 School St, Boston
Ballet Pilates
Sooo fun. Kate the instructor has such fun anecdotes. Playlist was alternative 80s but apparently she switches it up every week. This class is not as hard as barre at a barre studio so I'd highly recommend it for w beginner. loved it!!!!
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4.2
(1000+)
Ballet Pilates
Sooo fun. Kate the instructor has such fun anecdotes. Playlist was alternative 80s but apparently she switches it up every week. This class is not as hard as barre at a barre studio so I'd highly recommend it for w beginner. loved it!!!!
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Try a variety of classes at Women's Fitness of Boston. This non-intimidating, all…
Yoga,Livestream yoga
North End Yoga
256 Hanover St, Boston
Kundalini Yoga
So I am ranking this with the full disclosure that I am a novice at Kundalini. I don’t want to mark the studio or instructor off for that though cause that’s on me. As someone who enjoys yoga and a yin and meditation and self care (but does not practice regularly in any these) this was odd for me. The instructor was reading off her iPad the entire time and did not seem like she knew what was coming next or how to prepare for the class the breathing or the next move. It was super chunky like no flow and honestly a lot of the moves of breathing and jumping around (basically yoga burpees at one point) was a bit jarring. That all being said - again never having practiced kundalini before - the mantras, the chanting and the focus on self healing and restoration was great. I think I need to do some research and come back to it.
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4.8
(5000+)
Kundalini Yoga
So I am ranking this with the full disclosure that I am a novice at Kundalini. I don’t want to mark the studio or instructor off for that though cause that’s on me. As someone who enjoys yoga and a yin and meditation and self care (but does not practice regularly in any these) this was odd for me. The instructor was reading off her iPad the entire time and did not seem like she knew what was coming next or how to prepare for the class the breathing or the next move. It was super chunky like no flow and honestly a lot of the moves of breathing and jumping around (basically yoga burpees at one point) was a bit jarring. That all being said - again never having practiced kundalini before - the mantras, the chanting and the focus on self healing and restoration was great. I think I need to do some research and come back to it.
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North End Yoga is a yoga oasis that will help you escape the hustle and bustle of…

exhale

Beacon Hill Yoga

REPS Fitness Studio

Women's Fitness of Boston

North End Yoga

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