Cool studio on Edgewood in a very unique lofty space. Nice mix of vinyasa classes and more fusion…read morestuff and meditation/yin classes too. The big thing here is there's a cap of 6 people per class so you don't feel claustrophobic. Awesome teacher that'll make sure to pay attention to your experience level/goals and not just throw a cookie cutter class out there. Definitely go check it out!

IB Yoga-Barre kicks my booty!…read more I cannot say enough positive things about this studio! I've never gone to any gym/studio so consistently, or for that matter, enjoyed working out as much as at IB. Irina is such a bright, and positive presence, and her classes are diverse and challenging enough to keep me coming back. She focuses a lot on form and alignment to prevent injury. There are a lot of things I had no idea I was doing wrong! The studio itself is very open, bright, and welcoming. Parking has never been an issue for me there. I always park on the side street next to Chrome Yellow Trading Co., I believe it's Daniel Street, but I think you can park on Edgewood, as well. She's also does this wonderful shoulder press with peppermint oil to end class which is just dreamy, and once in a while will send you off with a little dark chocolate. Just an amazing experience overall. Get your booty over to IB asap! You won't regret it:)

HOT room is 106 and johnnys class was challenging yet doable (i go 2-3x a wk) and he had great…read moreenergy to keep us moving .. worth the money, this place is a hidden gem!

The instructor was about 10-15 minutes late to class. She apologized but kept mentioning she was…read morelate, her music wasn't playing to her liking, the vibe of the class was off. Also the door was cracked the whole time, so took away from the heat experience. It was my first experience here, not sure if I would come back.

We came here after I searched online for yoga classes near us, and amazingly, Yoga Samadhi offered…read morea free class to first time visitors. Score! The class was for beginners and was ran by our Yoga instructor Doug. Very knowledgeable guy who was great at helping both experienced and brand new (ahem, me) yoga enthusiasts get the best out of their experience. The room is upstairs, clean with wooden floors and although your own yoga mat and towels are recommended, they provide both to you for your first visit. Classes go for about 90 minutes, you'll sweat, and if there's a stretch you can't do, the instructor comes over to either fix you posture, or offer assistance in the form of extra blocks, etc. Located off of Waddell St, Yoga Samadhi has a private gravel lot that can get full, but we found parking. Getting in and out of this place was no problem, and being close to Atlanta, it's a must try if you have even the slightest interest in Yoga. Good group of people who really are focused on delivering a great yoga experience.

Oh shit. After one hour at Yoga Samadhi, I think I've become one of *those* people. You know, a…read moreperson who enjoys yoga. I might have to move to Virginia Highland now with my mat bag and tight pants. ::shudder:: But in all reality, this place rocks. I was a total yoga virgin and they welcomed me with open arms. The fact that your first class is free is just a cherry on top of the whole stretching and planking and namaste-ing experience. I've only been in the upstairs studio, which is clean, bright, and surprisingly cool given the hellish temperatures outside. They have plenty of blankets and bolsters to help you out if you need it, as well. My class was with Doug and he was great: didn't move too fast but wasn't painfully slow, always providing advice for how to make a move easier or more difficult. He was also always sure to give repeat instructions on when to inhale vs exhale: the thing I found most difficult. Plus, he complimented me at the end of the class, and yes, flattery will get you everywhere with me. I'm planning on purchasing a package dealio in the future and looking forward to repeat visits to Yoga Samadhi. I'm so happy to have it nearby, and so thankful to Katie W for convincing me to come along. My core muscles are much the better for it!

Great space and friendly instructors . Good spiritual practice …read more Clean space with all the props available .

This is the yoga I have been seeking! Very laid back peaceful nonjudgmental environment that offers…read moreclasses taught by certified yoga instructors in tolerably heated (85-95) & non-heated classes. The classes range from stretching meditative to challenging workout. I have tried the big chain type (which has many good features) to small, personal friendly studios to super strict and yoga-judgmental places (how can yoga be judgmental?) Anelise is wonderful, but truly, I have gotten a lot out of every class with different instructors. Summaya is also great; she is like my yoga touchpoint. It isn't conveniently located for me (live near Decatur and Work in Midtown), but worth the extra effort to get there (on weekends). They have classes early, noon and after work. You will enter Sacred Thread from the back parking lot, which has plenty of spaces weekend mornings and weekdays, but it is more challenging to park weekend afternoons and after work.

Totally awesome and amazing place. Highly recommend. Very professional and down to earth…read moreenvironment.

This may be a touch long winded, but I'm providing details of why I started practicing yoga, so you…read moremay compare this to your own interests or needs. I have been thinking about - longing for yoga for about a year, knowing it was something special and empowering. However, being a student and researcher pushing 60 to 70 hour work weeks just didn't allow for me to connect with a Yoga schedule. Plus I may have well fallen out a sleep in class due to exhaustion! When this summer came, and I knew I'd have two months free, I decided instead of cramming small trips to escape, I would challenge myself to 30 days of yoga. Why 30 days? I felt like if I was going to get anything- feel anything- connect - or discover, I needed a serious investment. This is the only way to measure the effects. The things I was seeking most: a sense of mental (and physical couldn't hurt) balance, improved flexibility, and a way to give back to my body. I started last Monday which puts me at one week and five days. When I started I was scared - embarrassed of being the chubby girl who didn't know anything! I could barely make it through class! I was sweating and nervous and thinking "geez, how can I make it through an hour and a half of this torture". Then precisely seven days in it hit me hard! I was totally taken, to an emotional point, I choked up at the end of class. My body was saying thank you, and I heard it!!! Now when I get to class, Im bummed when it's done! I feel like "that was not even close to an hour and a half" .... and if there was a way I would just spend hours more following Rutu's instructions (she's the big chief here). The work we do in class is all about alignment, and the process of engaging breathing with alignment of the body -- granted, this is my novice perception of it. Classes are 1.25 and 1.5 hours, morning sessions and evening sessions as well as Saturday and Sunday classes being offered. The Purna yoga is a completely accessible practice of yoga. This is evident, as I share the classroom with beginners and advanced, all ages, and both athletic and individuals with physical conditions that require some aid. The folks that come here are also super pleasant, and not in a fake kind of I'm so spiritual way, just in a "we're cool and we are all digging this" kind of way, which feels like a more authentic sense of self and spirit. The effects: How do I feel and 12 days? I feel great! The aches and pains of waking up and having to stretch out my shortened and painful Achilles' tendon almost a distant memory! My back also feels stronger, and my neck feel much less tense! Also, mentally, I feel even more delighted with life than ever! I wish my schedule would allow for every single day - yet I know once the new semester starts it will not. I will do everything in my power to at least attend All Life Is Yoga on the weekends, religiously. They offer a Friday evening meditation and wind down class, and on Saturday and Sunday I could hit the morning classes! If you have been thinking about starting a yoga practice, you will not be let down here. And if you have experience I am sure you will immediately identify the level of passion, and intuitiveness Rutu's shares with us in her studio. (Not too mention I have also had the other teachers, and they are great too!) And the 30 day challenge? The only two days I could not attend, I was supplied with an instructional paper from Rutu which helped me continue my practice at home on my own. So 30 days is rocking strong!!! Thanks for reading this!

I love Highland Yoga. The classes are usually the best in the area and they routinely have the…read morehighest quality instructors leading their classes. They are also competitively priced compared to other places in the area.

amazing classes and instructors. The room was heated to perfection. I will be purchasing a…read moremembership

I found this spot thru ClassPass and for that i am grateful! I love the location and the parking…read moresituation is pretty nice too since they have street parking available. I joined their core class with HIIT workout routine. After checking in they will give you number that matches your machine then the instuctor takes it from there. This was a really cool workout because it integrated tons of different machines and was not too extremely difficult to keep up. They had a lot of cardio machines, first one is a treadmill where you are able to select different modes, never saw that before! Then the row and bike machines as well as some benches preset with all the weights and resistant bands you need. Overall, location is nice and staff is awesome. I will be back!!

I visited ATL Kula for their beginner Pilates class and I really enjoyed myself. While the owner…read morewas out her staff was super inviting and considerate of all the beginners in class. We listed to good music and did our Pilates on a mat vs a reformer so we used a lot of body weight. I was pretty sore the next day but I recommend it for anyone that wants a good core toning activity or a good stretch. Be sure to see my video on IG (Sydneyyrhodess) for more insight on this experience!

I've been here a couple times and it is just an average studio. However, what I am truly and…read moreutterly shocked about is this workshop they have decided to put on. This workshop is free to black people and $120 for white people. This is 100% Racism, and if you disagree then just ask yourself this; if black people had to pay $120 and whites got it for free would it then be racist? I WILL NEVER support this business again! We need businesses in this neighborhood to unite everyone, and this is just tearing it further apart. http://www.nirvanayogaatlanta.com/workshops/

I am a beginner & I really enjoyed yoga at this studio! We meditated & also did a mini painting…read more With so much going on in my personal life I needed an escape & this place really helped with that! My instructor was amazing!