First of all the studio is clean, spacious and well organized. Plenty of parking in front…read more Shannan is an amazing instructor. No two classes are the same..I personally love variety! She gives encouragement and personal guidance. I look forward to every class :)

wonderful classes and so much fun Shannon has helped me…read morerecover from double total knee replacement surgeries

Seeing some of the reviews on here and honestly some of them are just crazy! I joined UVAC back in…read more2024 and have never had a bad experience. The staff are very kind and helpful and the gym is always clean. I was unmotivated and felt like there was no way I could ever join a gym because I didn't have the time to actually go. Because of how pleasant my experience has been and because of the fact that they have childcare, I have been able to really commit to showing up. Their classes are incredible and have given me the opportunity to get out of my comfort zone and try so many new things. I'm so grateful for UVAC, they've really made a difference in my life!

The staff will listen to your concerns, and take action. I wish people behaved better and minded…read morethe rules, but that's not the fault of the club.

There's all sorts of yoga classes here for every BODY, I wish there were more classes (more class…read moretimes available) but we always want more ;) Justine the owner is friendly, kind, calm, gives modifications when needed, explanations of poses, and overall is an easy person to talk to and feel comfortable around. I also recently went to Delphine's Core Power Flow Yoga class and absolutely loved it. Both instructors do poses and flows that I have kind of forgotten about over the years. I recently moved to Fort Bragg and the people in classes have made me feel welcome to their beautiful community at At One Yoga. At times during classes faint noises can be heard from outside the studio or upstairs. There are mats, blankets, pillows, blocks and ropes if needed. Once you open the door to the studio you are right next to the check-in desk and the area where you will be doing your practice is pretty much right in front of you. There are cubicles to put your things in and a bench if needed. It's $13 to do a drop-in (cash preferred) and you could also do, 5 classes for $50 (expires in two months). At One Yoga is located at 301 Main St Suite E. in Fort Bragg, CA (it will be on your left after passing by the bank) and is inside the Union Lumber Company Store (huge white building). Once you enter the building go to your left, towards the bike shop and keep walking down the hall. You will see At One Yoga on your right near an exit door. There is plenty of on street parking that is free and a bike rack located in front of the Union Lumber Company Store and also in the back. At One Yoga has some well written descriptions of their courses, http://www.at1yoga.com/class-descriptions/. I always recommend checking out any yoga studio's website before coming to class! This way you'll be happy with the class you have chosen.

A fabulous place on the Mendocino Coast to practice yoga, as well as develop your awareness and…read moreachieve greater overall health. There are so many wonderful teachers here as well as a variety besides yoga, their offerings include Ayurveda, Astrology and more! My favorite is the Kundalini yoga classes - if you haven't tried this type of yoga it's a must!

The trainers Loni, Amy and Michael are excellent. Although my husband I do group class, the…read moretrainers pay personal attention to each student and give guidance during movements. The environment is very relaxing, clean and diverse. I love the music selection. The price is fair.

Recently purchased 3 one on one classes for $199. Really enjoyed my first two classes and was…read morelooking forward to purchasing a monthly membership. My third class was rescheduled by the teacher and unfortunately I made a mistake adding it to my calendar. Because of this my last class was forfeited and I lost $66. I read the disclosures and waivers I signed. I couldn't find this anywhere in the fine print, but maybe I missed it. I think it would be less harsh to pay a fee of $15, maybe $30, and keep my last class. Or better yet, be able to find where the forfeited class and loss of $66 is in the "rules" I enjoyed my first two classes, studio was clean and the owner was very kind, helpful and knowledgeable. I wanted to find a new way to get movement in my life, but I can't afford a $66 mistake on a class that was rescheduled by the teacher.