I just finished a virtual class with Kylene at Embrace and Release Yoga. I told her afterwards that…read moreI feel like a happy noodle--I am so relaxed! I honestly feel years younger; I've been carrying a lot of stress around lately, and this class was just what I needed to literally embrace the crazy and then release it. Kylene's virtual yoga classes are brilliant. She is knowledgeable, adjusts the yoga poses to the needs of those attending, and helps you with breathing and knowing what to do every step of the way. Highly recommend!

Yiwen was my first yoga teacher when I started my practice around a year ago in Belmont. She taught…read moreme do much about yoga and beyond. The proper alignment and how to protect myself from injuries with different variations. She's a patient and loving teacher. I'm sad that she's not teaching in Belmont anymore but I'm glad that yogis from Beaverton can benefit so much from her teachings. I'm now practicing regularly at corepower but no one come close to what Yiwen can offer. Hands down best teacher.

After starting yoga at 60, my regret has been not starting my journey sooner. Taking classes with…read moreYiwen has been life-changing. Yiwen's encouragement makes you want to do better though she repeatedly stresses to work at our own pace because yoga is a journey not a contest. Be warned that she is strict because she cares. Her goal is for us to do yoga the correct way, stressing the SAFE way and to check our egos at the door because she wants you to practice yoga for the rest of your life. She says too many people get hurt doing poses before you're ready and doing it incorrectly. She is a blessing to the yogi community!!!

I attended my first class yesterday and it was very relaxing. Exactly what I needed. I will…read moredefinitely make this part of my regular practice!

I was able to join this yoga studio for a 30 day trial for an amazing price. It's been a great…read moreexperience. I would highly recommend this studio to anyone who is interested in yoga. My top fav instructors are Ra and Robin. Instructors offer multiple yoga poses for beginners and advanced techniques for those who are more experienced. I'm so glad I joined. My only complaint is sometimes the room runs a little cold so bring layers.

I have been a student of Upstairs Yoga And since they opened in 2019. I go at least twice a week…read moreand sometimes more. The instructors are amazing. The space is beautiful the ability to relax and let go is exactly what I look for. The environment is uplifting, and I'm very happy to have found this yoga studio.

Great yoga studio! I go here via classpass from time to time, clean studio, quiet space, and…read morewelcoming environment. Convenient location.

Jen was really friendly and helpful! The studio was calming and clean. Had a lot of fun and…read moredefinitely coming back!

Unfortunately this business has closed and is selling the land... sad since there are so few of…read morethese types of places.

My family and I had a lovely, rejuvenating stay at Daiva and Gangamata's home in the fully…read moreseparated 2 bedroom downstairs living space, where we resided for several months while waiting to move into a new house. Offering a respite from hectic city life, it was the perfect landing spot for a longer-term stay. The quarters are clean and comfortable, and appear to have been newly renovated. The kitchen is stocked with everything we needed - a dual burner, toaster oven, cookware, utensils, dishes, and a full-sized fridge and freezer. The washer and dryer were also super practical! There is also a ton of storage in the space, which was quite helpful as we happened to have plenty of loot with us; this made keeping the place tidy a cinch. We all, our six-year old son included, relished the gorgeous surroundings - hundreds of acres of hills, trees, flowers, and friendly critters. We greeted deer (parents plus bambis!) passing in front of the front door nearly every day, and took many long walks in the quiet rolling hills, breathing fresh, fragrant air. The people who live in this community are caring and friendly, and the community kitchen serves up tasty treats made with love, which gave us all a much-needed break from kitchen duties. Daiva and Gangamata are incredibly accommodating and conscientious. They responded promptly to questions and requests. Not only that, but they made a formidable effort to understand not only our specific needs, many of which were health-related, but also how they could help us fulfill them. We will miss them both, but will surely be back to visit soon! We fully recommend Daiva and Gangamata's home for your next stay without reservation or qualification. Come experience the tranquility of this pace! You'll remember it always.

Some of the most calming yoga I've experienced. Great space. Great teacher. Will definitely be back…read morefor another class.

I've had massages from Janelle and Gustavo and they are both excellent! I've also seen Alivia for…read morewaxing and sugaring and she's the best person I've ever been to. Super gentle! I also attend the weekly yoga classes and really enjoy all the instructors!

When we first moved from New Orleans to LO four years ago, one of the things I missed the most was…read moremy yoga community. I'd seen a few local yoga studios in my new town but was unsure where to begin. Then one day, my daughter and I were having lunch at Chuck's Place (now closed). Through the window, I spied Imagine Yoga studio, so we went to take a look. At that time they were offering a new student special that was in my budget so I signed up. I'm so glad that I did! This place has become my new yoga home. I've participated in a retreat led by its owner, Kristina, which was a pivotal experience in my life. I've enjoyed several special events (Yoga in the Vineyard, Full Moon Circle) and had nothing but beautiful times with this lovely community. The studio was recently renovated, right before COVID closures, and I love the new airy space. Because the studio hosts a variety of teachers, you can tailor your yoga needs to what your SELF is needing each time. I particularly love Kristina's Flow class and the Calm yoga Nidra. During quarantine, I was relieved that they began offering online classes (still in effect) and now, not only can I do the classes from the comfort of my home, but the sessions are recorded and I have access to the class for the day... this is so helpful! Imagine is a small, woman-owned business, operated respectfully, inclusively and holistically. I 100% recommend practicing yoga here.

Imagine Yoga studio has built a community in its little corner of Lake Oswego; it just wasn't the…read morecommunity I was looking for. Yoga studios are pretty sparse in this area of town, and since I now work south of Portland proper and can't get downtown for class regularly at my preferred studio, I tried out the suburban offerings. I got a month-long unlimited new student pass for $40, which was nice. The studio has an okay variety of classes; due to my work schedule, I was only able to make it to the restorative and regular "flow" classes, so my experience was admittedly somewhat limited. Still, I ended the month feeling pretty underwhelmed by my experience, and don't see myself returning. The restorative classes were largely good, with some exceptions - I had one very odd experience that involved lots of standing around and little actual yoga, and one class where the instructor opened the door on a cold, wet December evening and I had to wrap the class blanket around me to keep from shaking. The regular "flow" classes are very slow and seem better suited for yoga beginners. None of the instructors I practiced with offered hands-on adjustments - in fact, most of them just stayed on their mats while leading class. The clientele skews older, which isn't surprising for this part of town. Folks seem to know one another, and the studio seems to have a nice little community going, but it wasn't a community I felt particularly drawn to or welcomed by. The studio space itself is nice, calm and clean; the free tea is a nice touch. The charge for mat use is not, although I overheard one instructor say it isn't really enforced. Given the choice, I'd rather drag myself to NW for a studio experience where the instructors are more engaged with their practitioners and the classes challenge me better.