The instructors are amazing, there is a huge selection of classes, the sound baths are next level,…read moreand the class space is always well spread out. I always feel completely elevated after every class.

This studio is wonderful! The classes have great flow and the ambiance is very relaxing. It's not…read moreintimidating even though I'm not an experienced yogi by any means but I feel welcomed. I feel like I always walk out of class feeling much more flexible. The location is great-- it's in the 9th and 9th area that has plenty of street parking around, and it's fun to walk around before or after class.

The Vibe: Release…read more Anna walked over while I was taking photos of the studio. She smiled. Welcomed me in. Checked me in. Showed me around. Good start. By the time everyone settled onto their mats, Anna asked: "Is there anything you'd like to focus on today?" One yogi answered without hesitation. "Release." The whole room smiled. Same. One collective Om. A few Sun Salutations. Then we were off. The Guide: Anna Murray * Express 45 Anna guided us through a few Sun Salutations before gradually stepping back and letting us move through several on our own. There was no stopping. One posture became the next. One breath became the next. Before I knew it... we were halfway through. Once the body was warm, the invitations began. Side Angle. Half Bind. Full Bind. Bird of Paradise. You could stay exactly where you were... or keep opening. The music carried everything forward. Beach House. Rhye. ODESZA. Gregory Alan Isakov. Then, almost unfairly... it was time to come down. Forty-five minutes. Gone. At the end of class, Anna invited us to bask in our wholeness, our worthiness, the steadiness of our being, and then encouraged us to carry that presence into the rest of our day. The Tribe After class, I lingered. Showered. Wandered back to the lobby. Started talking. Dance came up. Anna had danced with the Salt Lake City Ballet. Another yogi studied modern dance. Of course. That explained a few things. Yoga keeps introducing me to fascinating people. Different paths. Same practice. Same willingness to open. Space & Place This studio deserves its own section. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the Wasatch Mountains. Living artwork. During class, the mountains never leave your peripheral vision. They're a part of the practice. My favorite yoga room. By far. The Takeaway Halfway through class, I caught myself thinking: "I don't want this to end." Open. Present. Moving. Apparently...that's what release feels like. Field Note: We don't release to let go. We release to stay open. What you should know: Heat: Warm enough to open. Warm enough to sweat. Music: Beach House. Rhye. LCD Soundsystem. ODESZA. Gregory Alan Isakov. Class Style: Forty-five minutes. No wasted motion. Amenities: Gorgeous studio. Great showers. Good luck not taking photos. Great For: Busy people. Beautiful flow. Back to your day. More open.

Obsessed with Salt Lake Power Yoga. Couldn't have found a cooler community to be a part of. Amazing…read moreservice, kindness, love for yoga. I've learned so much and found passion in practicing yoga through slpy. ‍

Love everything about this studio. I rarely get hooked so fast. I absolutely give 5 stars.read more

Seek is a wonderful space to clear your head, get a great workout, and as my son would say, "ride…read morethe bikes with no wheels." The staff is kind, caring, and genuinely interested in your well being. So, if you're looking for place to get centered, challenge your fitness goals, and just flat out have a lot of fun, Seek is the destination.

This studio is so cute and great for a workout! I stopped in two days in a row while on vacation in…read moreSLC. I love Lagree classes and was excited to try this studio, they were so kind and welcoming. Thankfully the structure and nomenclature of the classes was identical to my home studio so it was easy to settle in. I took a free class with Vivienne and a regular Mega Burn class ($35) with Sarah. Both were challenging and fun to attend!! My legs were very sore the days following class. I highly recommend this studio for anyone traveling or interested in starting lagree pilates!

I paid for a group of classes to try out the studio. I think this studio would be great for people…read morewho are already in excellent shape and are very familiar with pilates. The machines are similar to a pilates reformer but are more complicated. The studio doesn't offer a beginners class or give much instruction on how to use the machines. I asked one of the instructors how I could get more familiar with the machines and movements. She told me to watch Youtube videos. I didn't finish my sessions that I paid for because I didn't want to get hurt.

Wow Mindy is an amazing instructor with clear cues, sounds amazing on the mic, and offers great…read morehands on assists. It's an art not to talk too much on the mic and to be able to explain things easily. Also an art to be aware of the whole room. Super impressed! The studio is super clean and the lighting and music was great. We were from out of town and dropped in on a full Saturday 730 class. There were plenty of guys in there too - super cool!!

Decided to use my ClassPass here as I am out of town. Happened to be lucky enough to book class…read morewith Mindy who I found out was a master Lagree trainer. Facility was so clean, cute and ample parking. Mindy's class was so incredible. I do lagree 3 times a week usually and every time I meet a good instructor I get so excited. She had clear, impactful cues and gave great hands on adjustments. Had an amazing time and hope to come back. This is the best 45 min workout ever. Space was awesome and machines are ample in this space!

Super fun and challenging workouts! Ample of parking in the lot/front. Instructors are helpful…read more Classes feel inviting. Equipment is well-maintained. I'd definitely come back!

The Vibe: Community Finds You…read more Sometimes you choose a yoga studio. Sometimes the yoga community chooses one for you. Centered City Yoga kept finding me. First, a yoga teacher recommended it. Then another yogi. Then, as I stepped out of my car, a cyclist pointed toward the building. "That's the yoga studio I was telling you about." Three recommendations... before I even walked in. I smiled. This was going to be good. It was. Don greeted me with a beautiful smile. He showed me around. Explained the studio. Pointed me toward everything I needed. Then our conversation wandered somewhere bigger than yoga. How this practice has helped shape who we are. Reflecting... That wasn't just a conversation before class. It was the class. The Guide: Don Anderson * Hot Power Flow Before we moved, Don asked a simple question: "Is there anything you'd like to focus on today?" The room answered. Neck. Shoulders. Hips. We began standing at the top of our mats. Just breathing. The music was soft. Subtle Indian influences. I caught a snippet honoring Ganesh. Perfect. Here's to clear paths ahead. In Cat-Cow, Don invited us to move intuitively. If something felt sticky... breathe into it If something felt wonderful... stay with that too. Sun Salutations. Then... slow, thoughtful sections. A moving meditation. Halfway through, Don made us laugh. He used to have everyone applaud. Then he admitted... he got tired of the applause. I get it. Every practice evolves. We paused in Child's Pose. Perfect timing. My first assist. Later, in Savasana... A chilled towel. Then a second assist. Gentle shoulders. Gentle head. An Ajna (third-eye) touch. My favorite. Three collective Oms. Practice complete. The Tribe Everyone seemed completely at ease. So was I. With Don. With the students. And... with myself. After class, I thanked the yogi beside me. We'd been learning from one another all morning. Without saying a word. The Space & Place The Lobby: Simple. Clean. Thoughtfully curated. Mats, towels, essentials, and recovery drinks. Everything you need. The Yoga Room: Light wood floors. High ceilings. Soft pendant lighting. One mirrored wall. Plenty of open space. Down the Hall: Filtered water. (Plus my favorite sign: "Fast Flow = Splash Risk!" ) Beautiful shower. Beautiful plants. Artwork. Chilled towels in Savasana. The Takeaway I understand why everyone recommends Centered City Yoga. It's one of the best entry points into flow yoga. Especially heated flow. If you don't know Sanskrit... Don teaches in plain English. If a transition is unfamiliar... he demonstrates it. Beginners have time to learn. Experienced yogis have room to explore. We all practice together. Field Note: A great teacher creates enough space for everyone to practice together...in their own way. Great For * First heated flow class * Beginners learning asanas without feeling overwhelmed * Experienced yogis wanting a slower, more intentional practice * People who appreciate hands-on assists (with permission) * Anyone looking for genuine community

Love the new CCY Hot location, it feels more humid and in this climate that was much needed. Class…read morewas great, Chris is a good instructor who makes you feel comfortable and pushes you at the same time.

We love the front! Always friendly staff, clean facility, huge with so many walls and routes, 3…read morelevels of bouldering, auto belay systems, frequently changed routes, they have a full gym and yoga classes, lots of events and craft nights, a coffee shop and bar, great retail space. Great place for beginners and advanced climbers alike

While this location isn't as convenient for where I live, I will frequently go out of my way to…read morevisit because of all the amenities here that aren't at the downtown location. They offer way more classes and they have multiple levels of bouldering. The rope climbing also seems to be rated slightly easier and there's way more options for rope climbing so there's more room to spread out. The walls are also taller so it's great for working on your endurance. If you come on a weeknight, it's still pretty hard to get a top rope spot. I will frequently switch to lead climbing because there are more options. Just don't forget rope! They do events here sometimes but I find that the events are way better at the downtown location. It's probably because there's not a ton of space just for hanging out. They have a pretty killer cafe, just like the downtown location but it closes annoyingly early. Why is it that every time I actually need to buy food, the cafe is closed?! I also find in general, this location is more chill, people are just less intense. That's my take, it's based on no real personal experiences, it's just a vibe.