Update: I was a member for several months until the last day of in-person classes due to Covid. They had a camera setup already in the room and were ready to transition to virtual classes. The virtual classes had great sound and video quality. I just was not as committed working out from home especially because it was no longer "hot yoga" at home. I never attended any of the in-person outdoor classes so I can't comment about that. However, I was always impressed with their customer service. My BIGGEST complaint (which is not really under their control) is the MUSIC. The yoga class soundtrack is the same for EVERY class type. After several months, I was over it. I hope this franchise recognizes that the repetitive music and yoga positions get boring. read more

Arrichion is an excellent play to exercise! I give them 10 stars! This is the best place to exercise if you are recovering from any type of injuries! read more

Arrichion is a friendly place to get an incredible workout. There are lots of options for classes to meet individual needs. I love Black Opal and Bloodstone for a serious vinyasa class. read more

Wonderful environment to practice hot yoga and breathing. I visited this franchise over 10 years ago and decided to return to have the experience again and get back on track with my fitness goals. read more

I had a Groupon special so I figured I would give this place a try. This gym has really friendly staff and a nice variety of classes. They also provide ice pops after classes! The circuit training classes kickkkeddd my butttt!! They are super intense and fast paced and I could see how they might be a bit overwhelming if you are just starting out, but they do pair you with a partner who has an understanding of the routine, which is nice. However, if someone were more of a "beginner" i think the warrior or Sparta classes might be too difficult to start, and there is not time for much instruction as to how to scale the various stations/movements since it is so quick paced. I also tried out a few hot yoga classes as well as the hot Pilates class. I enjoyed them both. Ultimately, however, the timings of the various classes did not work as well for my schedule as I would have liked, and traffic surrounding the gym can be a bit of a pain after work - not at all the gyms fault, just not a great fit for me at this time compared to my current gym that is closer to my house! Overall, though, a really great place with friendly staff and a great diversity of classes! read more

Classes are 35-45 minutes, which is a little short to me. Although 45 minutes seems long during hot pilates! All yoga/pilates classes are hot, which is not particularly well-advertised in my opinion. Yes, it says hot yoga on the door, but plenty of hot studios offer non-heated classes. Oh and make sure to bring a hot towel because one will not be provided for you. Additionally, I don't think the yoga instructors are certified. They don't use the correct name for some moves (or are demonstrating them incorrectly if they are really trying to do triangle) and if you want to stay for savasana, you have to stay after class. And good luck meditating when everyone is packing up. My biggest issue with the yoga/pilates classes though is that the instructors don't change the classes... they just parrot back the same memorized material for every class. Which makes the studio kind of boring. It's boring to do the same exact moves in the same exact order every Diamond class. Though I acknowledge that one benefit to doing this is you can see yourself progressive in the moves over time. But still, I'd rather work the same muscles in different ways and keep things interesting. For the circuit classes, they do change the moves from class to class. The main issue I have with these classes is that the instructors are so busy doing their own workout, they aren't watching you... Meaning they don't provide you any helpful information about form to make sure you aren't going to hurt yourself. They don't even take a few minutes at the beginning of the class to explain how each move should look, what to be careful of form-wise, etc. There is a demonstration of the moves on the TV though which is helpful when you need a mid-session refresh on what you should be doing. read more

Arrichion's Brier Creek studio was the first place I've ever done yoga (hot or otherwise), but I'm a few weeks in and already hooked! The classes are diverse and challenging, especially for beginners, but the instructors are supportive and helpful. I am feeling much better physically after just a few sessions. The class times are spaced so well that there's definitely at least one daily class that'll work for everyone (6:15 AM, noon, and several post-5 PM options M-F, along with weekend times). The space is also welcoming and clean, and everyone I've spoken to in the studio has been kind, encouraging, and non-judgmental. I will be converting my promo membership into a full one as soon as I can! read more

Got special with 4 free classes with a holiday promotion they offered Through Amazon. I actually got it for someone else as a Christmas gift. But decided to keep it for myself . Was very worth doing yoga in 100 degree room. I have de read more

After 7.5 years I tried to buy a similar but different Groupon for what I intended to go towards a membership since I loved it so much, so many years ago. I wanted to see if the classes and the teachers were as I remembered anticipating a membership for myself and my neighbor to join with me. After being greeted by name at the door by the owner she then let me know, "This is for NEW customers only!" I gracefully accepted her answer wondering how many years needed to go by to be a new customer again and immediately called my credit card to cancel and will never return nor give them my money/referral business. Your loss! The owner does NOT know how to run a business or treat her customers, repeat or new. Buyer beware. read more

Best place to workout in Raleigh. Challenging classes and fantastic atmosphere! If you want to get fit and stay fit, this is your gym.

Love love love Arrichion! Just started my $20 for 20 classes special, and I am already hooked. This cute little studio across from Angus Barn is totally high end and well equipped with wonderful staff and patrons. The facility is clean and aesthetic, specially decorated for their upcoming Halloween celebration! I took Liz's Topaz class today, which was a fairly slow paced hot yoga. It was 45 minutes long, which was just the right amount of time for a beginner like me. Liz was so knowledgeable and helpful, creating a soothing and motivating environment for all. She was so friendly and efficient in helping me get set up and ready to go. I will definitely be coming back for more classes, and not JUST because of the popsicles you're given after a session! :) read more

Awesome. I had tried old-school Bikram yoga many years ago, and liked it, but the whole 90 minute thing was an obstacle and some of the poses seemed ineffective and superfluous. I have tried most of the classes at Arrichion and they all rock. 60 minutes, great workout, great environment. You will SWEAT, my friend. The Krystallos is a great core class, the Tiger Eye is a great hybrid workout/yoga class and the Bloodstone adds music and has a pretty intense salutation series, the Diamond is done by candlelight with music and is a great way to wrap up the week- Black Opal is my personal fave.. Each hour long class goes by in a flash. I shall sweat my many caloric sins over the holidays out right here. Bring water, a towel, and a yoga mat. read more

Arrichion Hot Yoga - Yoga Near Me - Raleigh, North Carolina

Arrichion Hot Yoga is the best hot yoga facility in North Carolina... hands down! Quinn Reynolds and her team have done a great job with bringing the hottest (pardon the pun) yoga trend to the Tarheel State! They have a top-notch facility and all of the instructors do a fantastic job with teaching. I've tried a couple of the Bikram hot yoga facilities around but have a problem committing to the 1.5 hr format that most of them have. What I like about Arrichion is that each class lasts an hour (which fits better with my schedule), and they have classes of varying lengths, which feature a variety of different types of yoga formats. This has been alot more motivating for me than the other programs I've tried. I'd definitely recommend Arrichion if you want to experience the benefits of yoga... or even if you're experienced with yoga but want to try something new! read more

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The staff is friendly, the space is clean and the classes are always on time. Although I would like a little more variety when it comes to music and poses. read more

How do you yoga? I like it hot! I'm one of those people who practices yoga because my body needs the recovery of a good stretching and balance session and less for a spiritual aspect. I think there's something for everyone at arriichion. One thing I wasn't expecting was that each class is always the same, that is, every topaz class is the same set of moves and each diamond is a different set that never changes. I didn't think I'd like this, but let me tell you, I love it! I love knowing Thursdays I can go stretch my legs and hips really well (along with the rest of me). The best way to find out for yourself is to grab a 20 pass Groupon (good for 2 months), through that, you can really test the classes and get to know what you like. Afterwards, maybe you'll be hooked like me. Literally, I traded in my monthly massage for a membership because it's that good for my body. I have been a member for 5 months and really need to branch out on classes, including the circuit ones, but there's time for that later. Maybe I'll see you in class! read more

Hardest workout in the triangle... what a great mix of hot yoga, lifting, and circuit training. Teachers are fantastic and push you past your limit and keep you from being stuck. Along with teachers the other students push you and it is a true family environment. HIGHLY RECOMMEND! read more

What I love about Arrichion: -The class times - there is always a class I can get to. Numerous classes daily 7 days a week. Mornings, afternoons, and evenings. -They do Groupon deals often and you don't have to be a new member to purchase, -Arrichion is where I started my hot yoga practice and I will forever by grateful for them changing my life with this awesome workout. As I mentioned in my previous review I adored the Charlotte studio, but I'm still not in love with the Raleigh one. The studio feels old and it get's packed. Since Arrichion use to be all that I knew I thought being this close to your neighbor was normal but now practicing at several other studios around town I don't believe that is the case, and I've really started enjoying having some space during my yoga practice. Parking at this location can be difficult and forget about trying to get out of there during rush hour. I actually moved fairly close by to this studio now which is why I decided to give it another chance. But it takes forever to get home since you can't make a left onto Glenwood (totally not Arrhichon's fault but I just wish they had another more convenient location). Most of the classes are 45 minutes and they move fast. Thank goodness I remembered the workout but they do very little instruction so if you're a newbie you will have a tough time keeping up. I enjoy having a mirror in front of me and instructors who come around and correct me so I know I'm doing the poses right they don't have a mirror here and rarely have I seen the instructors walk around doing corrections. I started at Arrichion 3 or 4 years ago and they still haven't changed the music. The black opal class I took was exactly the same it was since I took it years ago. I feel like they should change it up a bit. I'll still keep Arrichion as one of my drop in studios but I don't think I'd join up again for a monthly membership. read more

After having taken 10 classes at this studio, I would like to update my review. First, I want to start with what I DO like: 1. They recognize milestones. They hand out wristbands depending on how many classes you've taken and recognize you at the beginning of the class. This is great and keeps students motivated to continue practicing. 2. Great core workout in every class! 3. Lots of heat... yes, I love to come and sweat! Unfortunately, I felt the need to remove 1 of the stars I had awarded this studio previously. I am still a fan, but there are a few things I would recommend for them that would have improved my experience: 1. The hot flow classes (Bloodstone) provide very little variety from one class to the next. There are SO many different postures to practice in yoga, and I don't feel like these classes provide a very well rounded yoga education. I found myself doing more or less the same postures every class, which left me feeling like I was never expanding my practice. 2. The instructors never introduce themselves before or after class, so I felt like I wasn't really connected to them on a more personal level. In addition, the instructor's names aren't listed on the class schedule, so I never knew who was teaching my classes. I'm not sure why they do it this way, but it felt a little like they were trying to be anonymous, which made me slightly uncomfortable. 3. They pile too many people into the yoga room. They've laid tape on the floor so that when the class is full, you know where to put your mat so that everyone can fit... This is great, but the tape marks are just too close to one another. In the 10 classes I've taken I've been kicked, stepped on, and slapped (all by accident of course) but this doesn't make for a very rewarding yoga experience. read more

This should really be more of a 2.5 review based off of 2 Bloodstone classes and 1 Topaz. The Bloodstone class is unlike any other hot yoga class I've ever taken. The room is BOILING (bikram hot, y'all) and the asanas are repetitive. Warrior 1, Warrior 2, and chaturangas over and over and over and over and over until you want to fall asleep but you can't because it's too hot and you're exhausted and annoyed. It seems like this class was made for strength trainers and MMA fighters who want yoga on the side. Not at all for enthusiasts who want to further their regular practice. Also, not a good class for beginners as the instructor gives no variation or corrections. The Topaz class is far better with varied asanas and a more peaceful, breath focused hatha practice. Better for beginners although the instructor offers no corrections. The class is slow enough though where you can watch others to see how they carry a pose. The instructor talks throughout which I found distracting but others might find pleasing. The room was not as hot as with the Bloodstone class. Also, curiously, the Topaz class was far less packed than Bloodstone. I went to both during off hours, afternoon and weekends and for Bloodstone, the room was at or near capacity. Can't imagine how crowded it must get on weekday evenings. After both classes, my body just didn't feel right. Arrichion just isn't for me. All in all, recommended if you do martial arts or intensive training and want to continue a strength-based yoga practice. Or if you're looking for an inexpensive way to incorporate yoga into your regular workout routine. But I don't recommend for beginners or those with a regular yoga practice. read more

Like many other reviews pointed out, this place is PACKED! You have people all around you. It's hard to do all the postures without hitting other people. The instructors don't really give out clear instructions on how to do each poses, let along coming around to check on people's poses. I also find it weird that there is no mirror in the room. How am I suppose to know if doing the poses correctly or not if no one is correcting me and I can't even see myself? How is this different from doing yoga with videos playing on my laptop (other than the heat)? Maybe when people stop working on their new year resolution or use up their living social deal, the crowd will die down... I will be part of the crowd who never return. read more

I've practicing hot yoga for almost 2 years and have been to three hot yoga studios in the Triangle (Indigo, Open Door, and Arrichion). By far, Arrichion keeps their room the most sweltering out of all the three. I don't actually think it's any hotter than other studios, rather there is a lack of ventilation/fresh air. I've never felt closer to death than I have at Arrichion (that's a positive and a negative). Adding to the heat, the classes are pretty full, but this has been my experience at all hot yoga studios. It's funny how much people are complaining about that aspect - c'mon it's just a hand or a foot, not the end of the world. Besides, you'll be so sweaty you'll just slide right off each other! Most classes seem to be less about connecting with your inner self and more "warrior"/athlete focused, so if you're not totally down with the hippie BS aspect of yoga, maybe Arrichion is for you! Arrichion has no showers and the changing room is pretty cramped after class when everyone rushes out (as is the parking lot). Also, there is also no full length mirror, like most studios, to monitor your posture. On one hand, I've heard teachers say we use the mirror as a crutch, but on the other I need to know if my half moon is actually a half moon and not a bent straw. However, I do like the variety of classes that Arrichion offers. Overall, I would go back if I got bored with another studio. read more

They really care about you not their schedule their staff or their concerns when they are in front of you they care about your service - your results and appreciate your time. Not like at planet fitness where they are just getting their hours paid abs going home. read more

I love Arrichion Hot Yoga! When I was looking for a fitness center, I wanted to find a really balanced exercise regimen where I could work on cardio endurance, strength, and flexibility at the same time, and definitely found that at Arrichion. They offer 5 different classes, and each type of class goes through the same poses or flow series, so there's a lot of consistency across teachers. Each type of class has a different purpose and yoga style, from really stretching-intensive and restorative Bikram-style class, to a really athletic vinyasa flow. They also have a circuit training class with weight and cardio stations that you rotate through throughout the class. I like this class a lot because you rotate to each station by yourself so you can go at your own pace and choose whatever weights you want and no one pays attention. There's no judgment or comparisons in any of their classes, which really makes it a welcoming place for your yoga practice. The most unique part about Arrichion is their milestone program. They keep track of the number of classes you've attended and give out Livestrong-style bands for "milestone" classes (10, 30, 60, etc.). I thought it was a little cheesy at first, but it really creates a sense of community at the studio. Whenever bands are given out, other clients make an effort to congratulate each other and they give you a little shout out on their facebook page. Clients really make an effort to support each other in a way that you don't see at other yoga studios and definitely won't find at a typical gym. The supportive culture reminds me a lot of my experience on team sports and helps get me through the door even on days where I don't feel like working out. That's why so many people stay dedicated to their workouts and really see results at Arrichion. The only drawbacks? All the yoga classes follow the same series, which is great for being able to see progress in your strength and flexibility, but can get a little boring if you go everyday. And it's not the poshest/cleanest studio I've ever been to. But this is all pretty minor compared to the great results you'll see! read more

When I decided to try hot yoga, I noticed that Arrichion had the best reviews. Even though the location is not good for me, I decided to try it out with their $20 for 20 days deal. I am SO glad that I didn't let the location deter me! I always feel like I have gotten a solid workout, the instructors are excellent and it is truly a judgement free zone. The classes are also shorter than typical yoga classes, which is a plus for me - I am usually pressed for time and I can depend on Arrichion classes to start and end on time. The reason I am not giving the studio 5 stars is because the changing area is very small and parking can be difficult, but I am thrilled to have found a studio that is in line with my fitness philosophy. read more

Got a great Groupon deal here for 20 classes for $20. I've been to 3 so far and even though it's my first hot yoga experience, I've really enjoyed it! They offer different classes every evening after work hours. The strength class is tough but a fun challenge. I preferred the more standard hot yoga class with traditional yoga poses and deep stretches. The instructors are very nice and lead the classes well. So far, I am liking this location a lot! Be sure to bring your own mat, towel and water or you have to pay rental fees each time. read more

I love it when businesses offer trial discounts to new customers. The first time I tried Arrichion was last year. It is 20 dollars for 20 days of unlimited yoga. I absolutely love Tiger Eye, the class does circuit training and then bikram yoga afterwards. I feel 10 pounds lighter after that! This year, I was in town for a graduation and asked if I could get a prorated rate as I was only in town for 13 days. They graciously agreed, and I immediately attended their MMA Class. It is circuit training with kick boxing and punching mixed in. I do Krav Maga so it was perfect for me. All their yoga classes are bikram classes. You need to bring a large towel, yoga mat, and water. They have a bathroom and a room to put your shoes and bags. Five stars for great customer service, quality, and instructors. read more

The facility is okay, but it just isn't a place where I could practice on a regular basis. The yoga room shares a wall with their multi-purpose equipment room. Occasionally the class in the adjacent room is loud, and I find it distracting. It's not a good fit for me, but there are clearly many dedicated regulars. Oh, and I was told to get water from the bathroom sink. Not a problem, just odd. read more

I'm an older, overweight, out of shape woman with a total lack of balance. NOT a great candidate for yoga, right? And HOT yoga? Forgettaboutit! But when the orthopedist recommended yoga for the painful bursitstis in my hips, I decided that might be better than the prednisone shots that he had to keep giving me. I did some online reading about yoga, including that hot yoga tended to be helpful to avoid muscles aching after yoga. Shortly afterwards, I noticed a Groupon for Arrichion Hot Yoga. The place was near my house and offered a schedule that offered classes DURING THE DAY, rather than just early morning or after work. That's perfect for this retiree who doesn't do early morning anymore, and considers cocktail hour/dinner time to be the highlight of the day. I spoke with someone on the phone before purchasing, explaining my concerns and asking a bunch of questions. The man I spoke to was nice, helpful, friendly and (most importantly) encouraging. I was really nervous and self conscious during my first class, but quickly realized that this place is really non judgemental. I love that there were no mirrors. I love that there were people older than me, and more out of shape than me. I love that nobody was watching me make an ass out of myself. I love that the classes are only 45 minutes long (rather than the standard 60-75, which would have been totally impossible for me.) The instructors have been encouraging and helpful, often correcting my poses without making me feel embarrassed. They have made suggestions of pose adaptions and other methods to work around my balance issues. Sometimes there are two instructions - one leading the class, the other walking around helping people. Overall, they have been great! The place isn't pretty, and if you're looking for a yoga studio that feels spiritual or includes chanting, this isn't it. Parking can be annoying, and the room can get crowded (another reason I like those classes during work hours). The dressing room is small and no shower. And non of that stuff matters to me. What does matter? Within 30 days, the bursitis in one hip is gone, the other much better. I feel better than I have in years, and my clothes are beginning to fit differently (am I gonna lose some weight? I hope so!) THANK YOU ARRICHION! read more

With the assumption that you actually like hot yoga, this is a great place. I used to have an unlimited pass and went every morning before work until I moved. They were always clean and I felt like their classes offered a great variety. The hot pilates class made a visible difference to my abdominal area. I always thought the studio was clean and enjoyed 95% of the instructors that I had. I think they were all really great about laying out a sign that you did not want to be touched. I always want to be adjusted, so my favorite instructors were the more hands on ones. I did feel as though there was a variance in temperature though. Some days were hot but fine. Some days felt like death, and I was like I do this every day how could this feel so hot? I thought I was losing it until I started saying something after class to the participants, like "did it seem warmer than usual?" And the whole locker room was usually like "omg yes!!" so, I'm not sure if it's the thermostat or maybe they need to adjust more based on the number of people in the room? read more

I tried this establishment because it is near my house. I was greatly disappointed in several aspects. - The staff and existing members are less than friendly. No one welcomed me or thanked me for trying their studio. I didn't get showed around. I asked about restrooms and was told I could go down stairs through the wrestling room. There was people wrestling in there and I felt uncomfortable so I didn't go. - There's not any showers!!! It's HOT yoga for goodness sakes! - Parking is less than ideal. I was always able to find a spot in the neighboring lots but Arrichion only has a few of their own spots. -The classes are boring!!! I tried all the yoga classes, not the MMA so I can't speak for that. I have practiced yoga for several years and I know the benefit of repetitive routines (such as bikram) but the instructors were all monotone and did not seem like they wanted to be there. -The walls are thin so while in the yoga room you can hear the music and other noise going on throughout the building. Very distracting. -I gave them 2 stars because I felt bad only giving 1. I guess Their prices aren't bad but you get what you pay for. If you want a nice gym with a variety of classes, go a little further to Burn Athletic in Brier creek. Amazing staff, classes, and facility. (I'm not affiliated with them, just a happy member) read more

I just read the review posted yesterday (Scott J - likely a fake name) and was pretty annoyed. It was pretty clear that the person posted with an agenda aimed at hurting this business with false claims and I wanted to share my experience. 1. Yoga Classes: I've been working out regularly at Arrichion for a little more than a year. I began with their hot yoga classes and was absolutely amazed at how how challenging their classes could be. The harder I pushed the more results I saw. There are very few feelings that compare to the feeling I get when I finish one of their classes. While attendance has been on the rise, I don't see it as a negative. I really enjoy knowing that I'm pushing myself hard alongside my "yoga family" and it pushes me to work harder. I'm not an expert yoga practitioner, so when I hear people complain about the lack of adjustments it confuses me a little. I've received a ton of support, advice, teaching, and even adjustments in various classes, but I don't expect a teacher to adjust me when a good deal of the classes flow from pose to pose or when it might distract or slow down the class. 2. Circuit Training: Arrichion has something for everyone. If you like working out with friends and pushing each other, then you'll love these classes. You don't get results from standing around talking to your workout partners, you get results from pushing the pace and pushing your limits. Their Warrior class and Tigers Eye will do exactly that. You never stand still and leave with a complete workout that will push ANYONE. Recently, I started attending their new class called Sparta. Sparta is a smaller class that uses heavier weights, Olympic type lifts, and a different workout each class. It is really focused on building strength and is an amazing supplement to the yoga and circuit training. These classes have really transformed me physically and has allowed me to push further mentally. 3. Staff: This is a family run business and I can't say enough about them and their instructors. The instructors are very knowledgeable and friendly and go through the workouts/classes with you. The last review couldn't be further from the truth. When you practice at Arrichion, you can't help but become part of the family. To sum it up, I'd say that Arrichion has something for everyone. read more

I bought a group here for 20 classes for 20 dollars--WHAT A GREAT DEAL! I really like the classes. They are very challenging (and obviously hot) but I really enjoyed them. I will say the place is packed and parking is a nightmare. You definitely want to get there early so you get a parking space and a spot in the yoga room. Sometimes things are so packed that you don't even have an inch between your mat and the person beside you. I would love to continue to go, but I think their pricing is a little high. I think it is $230 for 20 classes (expires in a year) . read more

Great place, I have been a member off and on last Saturday I took a class with Shannon to topaz it was absolutely refreshing

I got the 20 classes in 20 days for $20 like many other reviewers have mentioned. I thought it was a great deal and decided to try it out. My only experience with yoga has been doing P90X, never any kind of class, so I was excited to try something new. I've been 3 times so far and absolutely love it. I've been going in the mornings which doesn't have the crowding problem people have been mentioning. It's a strenuous routine meant for people who are fairly fit (although they are very accommodating, you won't feel bad for not being able to keep up. Just most of the other people are fairly fit so that's the kind of environment there. Not your grandma's yoga class). The only downside is there's only one shower in each changing room, so there's a big bottleneck for people wanting to get cleaned up. I've been just heading home in my sweat and showering there. Although I really enjoy going I don't plan on continuing after my 20 days are up. Yoga is an expensive pass time for a guy happy going to Planet Fitness to workout ($20/month). read more

I bought the living social deal of $20 for 20 classes and being an avid fan of Hot Yoga - I was more than willing to give this place a try. After attending my allotted 90 days of hot yoga I have found: PRO'S 1. Class type They offer several different hot yoga class types. Several hot yoga studios only have the standard Birkam style yoga. However, Arrichion offers more challenging Pilate's style classes or flow/vinyasa style classes. 2. No mandatory Shavasana Other studio's have a 2 minute cool down time where you lay in "shavasana" at the end of your practice. I always attend classes after work and I always want to hurry up and get home to start dinner after class. I know this is not very meditative or yoga like- but not having to get dirty looks from instructors because I immediately leave after practice is nice. 3. The classes they offer are either 45 mins - 60 mins. A huge star in my book considering the traditional birkam classes are 90 mins. Wearing a heart rate monitor to gauge my workouts I burn just as much or more in the amount of time because there is no stopping for the shavasanas. CON'S 1. Schedule/Parking There is no registration for class it works on a first come first serve basis- until the class fills up. So in order to get into the class and get a good spot in the studio you have to arrive at least 15 minutes early :( Usually the class before has not let out yet and there is limited parking. There is also limited standing room inside while you wait for the next class. I work out at some places that use a scheduler, but some how I do enjoy the freedom of being able to drop in to class and if I can't make a class then there is no big deal. I take this as knowing you need to get there early to get your favorite spot! 2. Cramped Space In the studio they pack you in like sardines. The have pre measured spaces for the mat's and the spaces are approximately 2 inches apart. This can be bothersome while trying to perform some of the poses. Overall, I really enjoy the variety and type of classes this studio offers, the studio is always clean, and boy do they bring the heat. I would have to say their classes are my favorite style of "hot yoga". read more

I do like hot yoga but . . . . . This is NOT the place to go for it unless you want to go back to high school! Very clicky, and an overall bad example set by the owner of this place. They used to have temperatures on the website telling everyone how hot each class is, and then all of a sudden they disappeared. Some instructors had no idea there were temperature guidelines for each class, and when asked about it one even said "I don't even pay attention to the temp in the room" and another awesome instructor (one of few) said "It might not affect you, but you have to know and be aware as an instructor." When someone asked how hot was the room for a class, and the instructor said 102, a few people asked why it was not 97 like the class description says and she said "We like it that hot." Most instructors are there for themselves only except for Allison, Titus, and I believe her name was Stephanie. The funny thing is the owner could not care less about the heat, and I was thinking her class would be the most challenging yet her class was the easiest I had attended (not because it wasn't hot, but because she didn't hold the poses like Titus and Allison do! I witnessed many newcomers give up because one class was tolerable and the next class they were crawling out on their hands and knees. No consistency, no guidelines, no space when a class is full (every full class somebody has bumped into me, which kills the experience), and not one care from the owner and many of her sorority sister instructors! Seriously stay away! I am healthier than ever taking what I learned from the experience and practicing in a more tranquil, controlled environment. This is for fanatics who wish to damage their heart from prolonged exercise in extreme temps (has been responsible for some athletes deaths), or for people looking for a high schoolish social group! read more

This is not a yoga studio. This is a fitness center, offering a yoga fusion workout in a heated room as one of its many workout classes. (And there is nothing wrong with that) But, if you've ever uttered phrases like 'deepen my practice' or 'connect to my breath'--it is highly unlikely that this is the place for you. That said-- The positive: **Great heat. I love the heat of Bikram, I just prefer a more fluid practice style (vinyasa).** Great workout--excellent combination of cardio and strength training using only body weight. The rest: Each class, the instructor seemed to be mindlessly reciting the routine. There was no evidence of any effort on her part to articulate appropriate alignment or facilitate any type of body awareness. There were no generalized corrections (e.g. knee directly over the ankle in these lunges, protect your lower back here by...) She didn't move about the room to actually evaluate the quality of the exercises being performed. And she called the sequence out at a pace that really impeded any kind of precise movement. As a result, all around the room the exercises got sloppy and inefficient. Very unfortunate. It had the effect of leaving you feeling as though you were doing a DVD workout, in an extreme hurry, in a very hot room in your home. However, I attend group classes (especially yoga) because I'm not partial, at all, to working out to a video in my home. (In my really, really hot home) read more

This studio is hot, and if you're into Bikram you will probably like it. However, if you are a traditional vinyasa lover, this is not the place to go. Their vinyasa class is more of a fusion between Bikram and vinyasa. If you are looking for a fitness yoga class, you found your place, but if you are looking for something that encompasses the holistic yoga approach you will be disappointed. read more

Arrichion got stretchy yoga,flow yoga,power yoga, circuit classes and weight training classes. Its the toughest workout in town. Athletes have come to try classes thinking it's a piece of cake and they realize it's not! The teachers the people all encourages and you can't help but to push yourself. Come try and see for yourself read more

This studio meets all of my fitness needs with a fantastic community of instructors and members that are very encouraging and fun to be with. The system they have designed offers a variety of classes from hot yoga to circuit training and Pilates, to address strength training as well as flexibility. The instructors are professional, and know how to challenge the professional athlete as well as support the beginner. These classes, are HOT and aggressive, but accessible to all, as you build endurance, strength, and a tolerance for the heat. Understanding which classes do what can seem a bit confusing at first, but I've come to understand and see the physical benefits I get from each of the individual classes, when used as a system together. I found Arrichion through a Groupon when I moved to the Triangle, and after trying studio after studio, I was immediately hooked and never left. Their approach is so different from any other yoga experience in the area. I've been a member for over three years, and I still feel challenged every day, in every class, with every instructor. I am a certified yoga teacher with a degree in dance performance and an extensive background in running. I'm over 40 now, and can honestly say, that I'm probably in the best shape of my life as a result of training with these guys. read more