A gem of a studio just minutes from my house. I've become a regular! From my first class, I've felt welcomed and encouraged. Each class is different, well paced, and provides you as much challenge as you want to try. The patrons are friendly as well! As a single guy, I'm always a little apprehensive trying a new yoga studio as I've been to some that have been cliquey. But not here!! The energy is great from everyone! It is well priced for the studio atmosphere and the classes. Their website and accompanying app are easy to use and classes are easy to schedule. If you're looking for a neighborhood yoga studio to either try yoga, or like me, get back into it, I'd most certainly give them a try! read more

Best deep tissue massage ever! Ask for Erica. Went in with serious back pain and she found and massaged each muscle into a comfortable submission. read more

Everyone was extremely friendly and the class was very holistic and easy to follow along to :)

Annie is a fantastic teacher, and also a genuinely lovely person. Her directions are clear and precise so you're not looking up to check you're doing the right thing. Although you've worked hard you'll somehow come out relaxed.Excellent location, great company, and worth every penny. read more

I purchased a 1 month intro class here a while ago and have been struggling to write a review because I really wanted to leave a 5star positive one- but I unfortunately can't. I finally decided to write this because I think if I had read this before going I'd have known what to expect, and what to avoid, and maybe would still going here. Annie, the owner, is lovely. My first BlueSky class was with her. I had been practicing yoga for about a year in another state at a studio I LOVED, moved to STL and was hoping this would be my new spot. Annie gave me hope. I was disappointed that she did do more corrections with us on poses. For example, I struggled to understand some direction she gave and missed a pose entirely. But as a new student, I understand not wanting to offend me/not knowing me so I don't hold that against her at all. She took time after class to get to know me and some other new folks and overall made the vibe feel very welcoming. A couple of days later I attended a 'basics' class led by Nancy. This is experience is why I stopped going and am struggling to decide if I'll go back. I arrived early and shared some physical issues I have, something I'm used to doing with new teachers should I fall out of pose or need to take a break since I have some pretty serious chronic issues from a major accident. She had a great peace and light about her, but was so dismissive of me that I felt foolish for approaching her. I was taught to share my limits bc it helps instructors instruct you but she just completely dismissed me like I was being a whiney child taking up her time. Then class started - when I say this woman never got up or moved, seriously the only thing that was moving was her mouth. She just verbally guided us, in a basics class mind you, with absolutely no examples or instruction aside from the traditional name of the pose we were to hold. I felt so uncomfortable and lost, constantly having to crane my neck to see what other students were doing. I should have walked out, but I pushed through and actually ended up aggravating an existing injury so bad I was in a knee brace for the next month. It was the worst class I had ever experienced. I left close to tears and filled with frustration. How was this a basics class and how does she get away with teaching like that? Where is the oversight from the owner? I was blown away and not in a good way. Practicing yoga balances me but also pushes my boundaries. I have some self esteem issues and that class set me back so much that I haven't practiced in the close to a year it's been since I've taken it and that anxiety is still flowing throw me as I search the limited options of yoga studios here in STL to try to get back into the practice that was once so healing for me. Would I suggest going here? Had I never taken a class with Nancy, I would say yes in a heartbeat. Unless having someone just recite poses to you is your thing (why pay $30+ a month for that though??) just avoid her classes. Give the owner a try, she is so warm and caring and I very much recommend her. read more

Great place to do yoga! Love the atmosphere and the instructors are great. Feels very welcoming for someone just starting to come back to yoga after a few year break. read more

I only took one specialty workshop here on a Friday night with Kelli White, but I really liked the place. They had all the goodies and schwag like pillows, blankets, plenty of blocks and straps, and decent mats. The mat cleaner didn't really spray right, but we made it work. The light from the street was sufficiently blocked with curtains, and there was a ton of floor space. We did manage the fog up the windows pretty good, score! I parked on the street in front. If I ever get dragged to another yoga workshop, I hope it's here! read more

I really enjoy coming to Blue Sky Yoga. They have a variety of classes each day that really make it pretty easy to fit yoga practice into your schedule. They have a variety of teachers as well so if you hop around to different classes you can find your favorites. I really enjoy any of Annie's classes (she is the owner), Erin V., Andrew Bayer, Colleen C. and Jon Youngman, and Michaela are all awesome instructors. The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is because I would love to see a more intense yoga class here like yoga sculpt. I used to do it at my past studio where it is high intensity yoga with weights to upbeat music and I really miss that class but for a vinyasa style flow and works you and pushes you Blue Sky is great! Andrew also teaches a Hatha class sometimes and they offer BUTI yoga, family yoga, yoga teacher training and more. The people here and the community they create are very welcoming! Not to mention they offer your first 30 days for $30! Its awesome to jump in and attend as many as you can to find out which classes you love. read more

Me three months ago: Yoga is intimidating Me now: I LOVE yoga! This mindset would not have changed without Blue Sky Yoga, the instructors, and specifically the Yoga Virgins series. I've wanted to try yoga for years because I can't do a lot of aerobic exercise because of migraines. My doctors told me to try and I always said I would and I never did. I signed up for the Yoga Virgins series in January and the moment I walked into Blue Sky, I felt comfortable. Annie and Erin explained so much about the background of yoga and how it's all about listening to my own body. I joined after that series and have been going 3-4 times a week since. The studio is comfortable, welcoming, inviting, and calming. There are so many different types of classes that everyone can find the right fit of type of class and style of instructor. You don't have a mat? No big deal! They have some for you to borrow along with all of the props you could want/need. I'm so glad I've found this space! read more

The studio was formally Joy of Yoga, and they moved to a new space. Very room and bright studio. I have taken three classes with three different yoga teachers, I learn something new every time. Plenty of props to support the students. Variety of classes, I just found that the regular attendees do not make new students very welcome, which is sad because I am sure that the owners would like to have new students. read more

I have been going to Blue Sky Yoga for the past year. I have met several instructors and they have all been exceptionally welcoming and helpful. There are plenty of materials to use if you don't have your own. I would highly recommend this studio! read more

Blue Sky offers classes for every level, every need, every body. All the instructors are happy to help, no matter your goals.

Love the studio! It's very open and inviting. The classes can be a little large, but the instructors make sure that everyone is taken care of (whether it's with hands on guidance, modifications, or getting more props). Would recommend for anyone who is looking to try yoga for the first time or for a seasoned yogi. read more

Blue sky feels like home from the moment you walk in the door. There are a ton of wonderful instructors and a little something for everyone. I'm on the tail end of the January challenge (25 classes) but have been coming here off and on for the last year or so. I've tried other studios in the area but the community at this studio is what keeps me coming back. read more

This is the most comfortable, loving environment. So many teachers with so many different practices. This is a true community. Annie has created such a beautiful space to practice union of mind, body and spirit. read more

I first found this studio during a Body Positive workshop and I'm glad I did! I've taken Yoga Virgins and now 2.0. Annie and Erin are awesome teachers and I feel very comfortable in this studio. As a beginner, there are many options for you! read more

Blue Sky is a wonderful studio! There are a wide variety of classes available. Kundalini is really fun and there's nothing as cool as a gong bath! The owner is amazing, and the studio is well-equipped. I've always found the other participants to be warm and welcoming. read more

Blue Sky Yoga is my favorite studio in the 314. I've been a member here for a couple of years now and it feels like home. I have been fortunate enough to make friends with the teachers as well. This studio makes you feel accepted no matter what level of yoga you practice. I highly recommend Blue Sky Yoga and they have the best new member package - $30 for a month of unlimited classes! Come be a yogi with me! read more

Blue Sky Yoga is a great studio to practice yoga offering a variety of creative classes for beginners up to advanced yogis. There is plenty of space and props for a comfortable and enlightening yoga experience. Annie, Erin, and all the teachers take the time to work with you one on one to get the most out of your practice. I found the practice at Blue Sky truly inspiring and a great way to build strength on a daily basis. Everyone is welcomed and amazing pricing options are available! read more

A peaceful yoga retreat in the city -- Annie makes all feel welcome, whether you are brand new to yoga, just getting back into it or a pro. The space is open and calming. I highly recommend Blue Sky Yoga, you will not be disappointed. read more