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    RYK Yoga and Meditation Center

    RYK Yoga and Meditation Center

    4.8
    (71 reviews)

    I began attending classes at RYK in August of 2019. What started as a yoga studio eventually became…read morean important part of my life and personal growth. Over the years, I have attended regular classes, completed Teacher Training, and traveled with the RYK community to both India and Bali. These experiences have given me the opportunity to experience the teachings not only in the classroom but also in daily life and in different parts of the world. One of the things I appreciate most about RYK is the consistency of support it provides. The regular classes create a structure that helps me stay connected to practices and perspectives that support growth, wellbeing, groundedness, and prosperity in its broader sense. The teachings challenge me appropriately, encouraging me to continue expanding while remaining connected to myself and my values. What has always stood out to me is the authenticity of the space. Everything feels thoughtfully chosen and aligned with the values being taught. Whether it is the teachings themselves, the artwork on the walls, the spiritual symbols, thangkas, malas, gemstones, Ayurvedic supplies, sheepskins, clothing sourced from India and Bali, or products from carefully selected American brands, there is a sense of integrity and intention throughout the entire center. Mahadev brings a combination of knowledge, experience, dedication, and humility to his teaching. The community that has formed around RYK has also been an important part of my experience. Over the years, I have met many thoughtful and caring people through this space, and the environment consistently feels welcoming and supportive. After more than six years, I continue to attend classes and remain grateful that RYK is part of my life. In a city known for many things, it has become one of the places that helps me stay connected to what matters most.

    It was my first time there and I felt really welcomed. I took the Kundalini class with Amelia and…read moreby the end I felt so much more relaxed and like I had done something great for myself. I loved the vibe of the studio and will definitely go back!!

    Kintsugi Yoga

    Kintsugi Yoga

    5.0
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    Really a 4.5 rating but decide to round up…read more Thanks to ClassPass, I was able to check out Kintsugi. Beautiful, calming yoga (and mat pilates) studio. Located at The Bend plaza so there's plenty of parking spaces. Kintsugi is on the second floor, close by to Mothership Coffee Roasters. Especially with new-to-me fitness studios, I like to arrive pretty early so I can get a tour of the facility + familiarize myself with my surroundings (bathrooms, where the equipments are at, lockers etc) but don't bother coming earlier than 15 minutes prior to your scheduled class. They lock their doors!!! I was stuck standing around (thank goodness it was shaded) like a lost child lol. Small studio. Two rooms. Two bathrooms, no showers available. I think most, if not all, classes are heated. So be prepare to SWEATTTT. Lockers are provided with the combination lock attached so no need to bring your own locks. Common area is the center big tree and it can get quite chaotic especially after class when everyone is trying to scramble to get their shoes, lockers, grab water etc. That's why my rating is at a 4.5. I took a Yin class on Sunday at 11:30am. I really liked how the instructor (Lauren?) was hands-on with correcting postures or help deepen our stretches. Of course, you're more than welcome to let her know if you prefer not to be touched. Also liked how she asked the class what would we want to focus on. Personally, I benefited from her stretches. My glutes were feeling extra sore & tight and after taking her class, I felt some relief.

    The Vibe: Kintsugi…read more Warm wood. Soft light. Beautiful design. It was hard not to love it the moment I walked through the doors. Then came the first little crack. I'd left my yoga bag at the hotel - No mat towel, no sweat towel. Tiny problem. In a hot yoga class...not so tiny. Before I ever stepped into the yoga room, Adam greeted me with a warm smile, made sure I had everything I needed, and showed me how the studio flowed. A few minutes later, while I was squinting at the tiny locker numbers, Lisa noticed and kindly helped me get settled. Those weren't interruptions. They were introductions. The Guide: Adam Daudier * Power Flow We began standing at the front of our mats, facing one another in two mirrored rows (a formation I'm beginning to really embrace). One collective Om. A classic Surya Namaskara. Then we played. One sequence invited us to transition from Warrior I to the opposite side with our palms together overhead and our gaze lifted upward, relying more on proprioception than sight. Field Note: Trust the body. Not just the eyes. Later, Adam offered three headstand variations. I tried two in class...I'll try the third at home. Throughout class, Adam moved constantly, teaching beside us, in front of us, and from every angle. His cueing was steady. His presence was calm. Meanwhile, tracks like "Feel" by Franky Rizardo infused the room. It was the perfect juxtaposition. One grounded the practice. The other kept it playful. Field Note: Later, I learned Adam is also a DJ. Of course he is. The Tribe Kintsugi kept happening. Lisa helped me find my locker. Another yogi pointed me toward the mat cleaner and guest towel hamper after class. Before leaving, I visited with Adam and Lisa and discovered Lisa grew up in my hometown of Chicago. Yoga really is a small world. Space & Place After check-in, you enter a small atrium centered around a beautiful tree, creating a natural roundabout that connects the lockers, bathrooms, Moon Room, and yoga studio. The architecture flows...and so does the practice. Warm wood. Soft light. Circular forms. Even the artwork echoes the spirit of kintsugi. The Takeaway: The name was the lesson Kintsugi is the Japanese art of honoring cracks rather than hiding them. I didn't arrive broken. I simply arrived... in a new city... without a towel... without knowing my way... without knowing anyone. And then... every little gap was met. A towel. A locker. A smile. A shared Om. Kintsugi isn't just the name of the studio. It's the way everyone moved through it. Filling the little cracks before they became breaks. Bonuses Free parking A cold, wet towel waiting in Savasana Thoughtfully stocked restroom amenities Water & tea station Complimentary lockers with locks

    Energy and Sound - lifecoach - Updated August 2026

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