It's the BEST place on Earth!! This incredibly clean, most…read moreinviting studio in Mt. Pleasant offers healing from the inside out with the Bikram practice. They also offer a Flow (Vinyasa) Class plus a HIIT In The Heat Class! Yoga at its BEST!!!!! ‍

Back in town and back to Bikram Charleston! I can't go four days without a class so yesterday I…read moretook another Bikram 90, this time with Sam. I wondered if it was just me that thought it was a killer class, but once back in the ladies' locker room was reassured when even long time members felt the same! Sam was great and tough- she speaks a LOT faster than I am used to at home, but the moves were 99% familiar to me now, after six months (vs only a month when I was here last), though with some variations on things like Tree pose that I have in all classes at home. Sam had the same personal/name using touch that Ann Lane did last year (I was sad that she wasn't on the schedule but hope she is well and still teaching somewhere!). Much appreciated as an infrequent flyer. Still $20 a class and still more than worth it. I am coming off a back injury so I may do another 90 or possibly a Bikram 75 before we leave tomorrow night...being in class is really when my back feels its best! Definitely a super studio.

Great instructors, but the studio dirty and unsanitary. The weights smell and need to be replaced…read more Recently my weights oozed red rust onto my Lululemon yoga mat and yoga towel, staining my mat. I sent an email to their Studio Manager and no response. The place needs a deep clean and management needs to get back to clients and improve the standards of the studio. The large studio is the issue where sculpt classes are packed daily.

Amazing studio and great workout. I love how they have showers too so you don't have to sit in your…read moresweaty clothes on the drive back. Good variety from different instructors too

The best of the best. My safe place, a true community and the kindest, gentlest yoga I've ever…read morefound.

Yoga Daily is a small studio run by local yoga teachers and is really an incredible place for folks…read moreof all levels. They offer traditional-style classes that help beginners really understand the foundations of yoga, both the physical postures and the philosophical & spiritual principles integral to the practice. Their offerings emphasize community & education. They have a variety of cool monthly events that tend to be affordable and I have always gotten so much out of them.

I have been a patron at a few yoga studios in Charleston area and this one is my favorite…read more There are classes for multiple levels, the instructors are welcoming, warm, and supportive. They have created a community with this studio that I have craved. Come to this studio and you will feel physically and emotionally recharged and uplifted.

Lots of thoughts! I try a different yoga studio when traveling and this time met a friend at…read morePowerglow. Overall, it was "ok," specifics to follow: One room for practice and a ton of surrounding space; changing rooms, multiple bathrooms, a cool little "library" and various lobby crystals. Disconcerting teacher and class. The "shanti shanti shanti" chat is weird and off-putting; not the first time I have heard it, but it gives cult. The teacher was equally off-putting to me; the main reason is she ignored my request not to be touched for adjustments. Anyone not wanting assistance was asked to raise a leg in down dog, and she later ignored it to try to touch me twice, and she also felt the need to move blocks closer to me since she wanted us to use them. It was cool to try to use blocks to help me transition from cheetah pose to low lunge, except I sweat too much and the blocks became slippery....so I knew why I was choosing not to use them. She did apologize after, which I told her was appreciated. I'm a devotee of vinyasa flow classes and get aggravated with classes that mix and muddle the different traditions so it isn't clear what kind of class you are leading. One thing I have noticed as I try new studios is that the ease with which you can use their website to register for class *and communicate with the studio* is a reliable indicator of how well run the space is. Emails about the spaces for our class that I had reserved and whether my friend could use one I bought were not answered in the two days before class, so we had to show up to know if my friend had a spot. My friend thought the class itself was great; I was glad I had the chance to do yoga with my friend.

I booked a lo class and you need to bring a mat, a mat towel and lots of water! It's heated and…read moredefinitely got pretty hot in there. The instructor was really nice and it was easy to follow. This was one of the most challenging workouts I've done in a long time! My only complaint is that i wish it was more affordable but you get what you pay for here. Super clean gym, they have a parking lot and hand towels. Loved it!

Love this new gym concept in Mount Pleasant! Yes, a membership is expensive, but I think of it as…read moregetting 2 fitness studios for the price of one, as the Hy and Lo classes are both very different and work out my body in completely different ways. I love HyLo for the showers alone. The women's shower is a full room, with marble walls, and all the accoutrements you'd need--soap, shampoo, conditioner, lotion, towels, and even a scale. My only complaint is that they don't have makeup remover or any hair products in the bathroom when I'm getting ready after my workout, but I just bring what I need from home. The HY classes really work you in the cardio department. They all use a combination of spin bikes, rowing machines, free weights / kettlebells, ropes, TRX things (idk what they're called), and body weight to perform a lot of exercises in a short period of time with a lot of energy. Similar to what I assume some crossfit classes include. The LO classes use a special board to use your body weight and weighted poles or rubber bands to strengthen your body using your own body weight. This is most similar to pilates, barre, or yoga. All of which I'm terrible at, as I have the upper body strength of a newborn baby. Both classes totally kick my butt and make me feel like I've really worked my body hard! Highly recommend!

I've only been going here since May, but I'm already hooked. I usually only focus on running, but…read moreI'm trying to incorporate cross training and oh my goodness, I didn't know it was even possible to sweat this much. The classes are mostly one hour, but a couple are a little bit longer, and you will definitely feel like you got a good workout. Most of the moves are pretty traditional yoga poses and you can look around at your neighbors if you're not sure what to do. Where the challenge comes in is that the temperature is about 90 while you workout, hence the sweat. But it seriously feels so good. Virginia is an amazing instructor and I really appreciate her emphasis on going at your own pace and ability. If you are looking for something different to mix up your workout routine, or ate just looking for an awesome yoga class, I definitely recommend Charleston Power Yoga.

I love doing yoga when visiting different cities and over the years have done a handful of vinyasa…read moresessions at local spots. I'll start with the good, because it was excellent and more than 5 stars: the teacher, Crystal (sp?). The gentleman next to me told me before class that her background was in dance and her flow was indeed creative, incorporated poses and transitions new to me along with familiar ones. The $30 drop in rate was totally worth it for her class! Alas. I am gobsmacked that the studio doesn't have a water fountain. The slightly snippy gent at the front desk pointed to the cooler where I could buy water and said they take cards. What? I found the tiny bathroom in the back and filled my bottle with tap water, TYVM. As the same friendly gent at the mat next to me said "I'd neve thought about it but as a visitor that would make me mad too." Excellent teacher, underwhelming basics at the studio, won't return.

A welcoming community with wonderful teachers. Jeffrey Cohen, Director, is legitimately a GREAT…read moreyoga teacher.

Highly recommend. We did a private yoga session at our beach house and had a wonderful experience…read more We had a big age range from 5 year old to 50 year old and Jeffrey tailored the perfect session for us so everyone could participate at their own level. We will be using Satsang again. Thank you.

The Works is a great studio if you love all things yoga and fitness. They have such a large variety…read moreof class types from deep stretch to mat cardio. I usually frequent the West Ashley location, but it is only a few months old so it's not yet on Yelp. Emily Valentine teaches core vinyasa on Sundays, and it is always a great time! She has an amazing playlist and is always motivating and supportive. I always leave feeling like I really worked out my whole body and I am ALWAYS sore the next few days, but it's a good feeling because I know I worked hard in Emily's class! I also highly recommend their assisted deep stretch class. It's very relaxing and it feels so good to stretch and take your mind off of everything going on. The studio spaces are always clean and well taken care of. There's only been a couple times where a class was really crowded, but we always make it work!

This is the noisiest yoga studio that could possibly exist. Why? Why do you do this to guests?…read more We entered the lobby to cocktail-party level chitchat, which didn't seem to phase anyone but my friend and me. Nice Staff showed us to lockers. All that could have been ok if the class had been ... enjoyable enough to do. Why did the teacher have a headpiece for screaming instructions, when there is no way the room wouldn't be covered just fine by her voice. I tried for about fifteen minutes, trying to follow her sometimes muted screaming by looking around me. I gave up and went to the front desk where they kindly said this was normal and offered me a cup of earplugs to pick from. I took them and used them for about three minutes when I gave up. The place purposefully makes it so loud that they have odes of earplugs in a cute little jar on the counter. That's just messed up. I usually do vinyasa flow, my friend does Bikram and neither of us really knew what this class was. Worst $30 one a class pass ever.

Went to a Power Pilates class while in town visiting my parents and really enjoyed the class. Small…read moreclasses, high quality reformers with a knowledgeable and high energy teacher. What more could you ask for? I highly recommend their pilates class.

The worst class instruction and money crazy business I've ever dealt with. $30 class for an actual…read moretrue 5 minutes of a workout and ridiculous cancellation fees. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY on this business. The GM is a trust fund baby and has no appreciation for actual hard work.

I just did a Yin class at Holy Cow and it was amazing. Steven is a very knowledgeable instructor…read moreand hilarious. He makes the pain fun. I am now relaxed, home, and happy.

Love this place. I have gone here off and on for years. Absolutely love everything about this…read moreplace. Prices are extremely affordable compared to most. Thank y'all for all you do.