Loved coming to Yoga District and wish I would have known about their BIPOC community classes…read moresooner. Amyre was a great instructor and lead us through a very gentle and peaceful flow. I loved the intimate setting, and the fact that they provide quality mats for attendees. Even if you cannot make their weekly free class, you can still drop-in at a very affordable $14.

Started with the free classes to get a feel for the studio. I then started to go with some…read moreregularity. I absolutely can't recommend Amanda, Amyre, Dawn, Deb, and Edgar enough. They are terrific!! Good vibes and good classes.

I went to pick up a free Thanksgiving meal before Thanksgiving. The people that was there were…read morevery friendly and nice.

I recently moved to the Brookland neighborhood and I love that Bluebird Sky is only a few blocks…read morefrom my house. Living so close to the studio, I am able to practice a few times a week. With the consistent practice, I've noticed an improvement in my breathing during class. I'm starting to get a hang of flowing my breathing in with my movements. My sun salutations are starting to feel more like a flowing dance than a start and stop sequence of poses. I look forward to deepening my practice with all the yoga teachers and learning more about yoga philosophy. Mimi's Power Flow gives me so much LIFE!!! I've never sweated so much in my life, not even when I visit the sauna! When I'm in Mimi's class, I have no choice but to be present and stay present on my mat - because if I don't... I will get lost really fast. This might sound really intense, but for me, it's a form of mediation. I have trouble staying focus and present. My mind normally wonders and I think about my to do list, what I want to eat after class, and a thousand other things. But being in Mimi's class, I am able to shut down the busyness in my head and spend an hour practicing and flowing on my mat.

because of these women and gentlemen, I love yoga, after always being told because of my body type…read morethat I wouldn't look good or fit in certain things or look good doing certain positions at my very first yoga studio the universe led me to one of the best studios. I believe there are around now I have checked out other studios since I've been to Haas there's no environment like us as small as intimate. The instructor wants to be inviting the instructor wants to relate no matter what instructor you have I thoroughly enjoy Simone 's class on Saturday mornings and I'm truly eager to get back to them next week if you are looking for that sweat and then shit check out cats class I believe it's Tuesday morning. She does a few more throughout the week but that chick right there that talk about being snatched she'll get it done for you. all seriousness Hass yoga is a really really legit judgment free zone. It's move at your own pace and assistance if you want it. I appreciate Haley for inviting me when she did. It was the perfect opportunity and I sister moment again check out HAUS Yoga on eighth Street whatever your schedule fits I promise you any and every class you walk into at the end of it you're gonna love it and you're gonna want to come back and try a new cost to get to know more people Really really great environment Thank you are you lovely instructors in host has yoga, you guys freaking rock !!!

Great rocket variation yoga classes for experienced yogis. Instructors offer variations and…read moreassists. They have cubby holes, a large rest room, and a mat storage room. If you are fatigued with every local yoga class catering to either beginners or acrobats, try this studio. That said, Haus definitely takes time for arm balances and headstands. They just do a slightly better job at integrating them into the class, rather than declaring: now, it is handstand time! They did not offer a studio tour. It appears that mats are free, no filtered water available, no showers, non cork yoga mats. You have to leave your shoes outside of the studio on the landing. Another DC studio priced to favor membership without offering a lot of classes. So one class is $25 (without promos or deals), but a monthly unlimited option is around $116/month with 2 weeks notice to cancel. A woman made a homophobic remark to a small group, including an instructor, on our way out of the studio. May not be an LGBTQIA friendly studio, may just be that woman really really wanting us to know she is not queer.

So nice to have this space on the corner of West Virginia and Florida Avenues filled with a yoga…read morestudio once again! They are offering a variety of classes -- so far I have taken a vinyasa flow 2-3 and a sunrise flow. Both have been wonderful and a great way to start a day. The Bright Bear mural features my favorite colors (golden yellow and more!) and feels like strength, warmth, and creativity to me. Memberships are reasonably priced. And if you read this in the near future: all classes are FREE this first week, until June 17, 2024. Welcome, Bright Bear!

Needs better sound system. But teachers, offerings and pricing were on point. Love the community…read morefocus of offering ASL courses and employing deaf students. Super cool community based studio.

I've been here twice now…read more My first class was in 2023. I found them on ClassPass and I took a Tuesday night Yin class with Carley. I was not impressed. The sequencing was odd and her commentary wasn't my style. At some point, she said something like, "think about... I don't know... the window" and I just couldn't let it go. lol. Like, just not for me. I took a Sculpt class today with Aaliyah. It was fine, at best. I've been fortunate enough to take similarly-formatted classes at other studios - big, small, local, national - and this one just missed the mark. Aaliyah did a GREAT job of letting you know what to expect, and coaching you through doing moves correctly. But dear god, the insanely long breaks between every. Single. Move. And. Each. Block. Threw me off! At one point, there was like an actual 2-3 minute break. I burned under 300 calories for an hour-long class which NEVER happens for me. I think part of the issue was that she was doing every move with us and was getting pretty tired herself. The pace wasn't consistent enough for me. But there were older and pregnant people in class so maybe that's the gentler version. I appreciate that there's a yoga offering in this location but the styles here aren't for me. Like, I didn't even need or want a savasana at the end and didn't have the same clarity I normally do. That said, if you want a class where you're not really pushed to your edge and you want a slower pack with more sculpting handholding, this place is great!

Amazing yoga sculpt (weighted yoga practice with some cardio and lots of toning). I particularly…read moreenjoy Adrienne and Trish who are equally encouraging and motivating. Great is instructions and meant for multiple experience levels. I'm a casual yoga goer and love this class.

Came here for a class with my friend, and absolutely was not disappointed! The hot yoga class we…read moretook on Thursday with Da'Jon was EVERYTHING. Not only did the class have me feeling refreshed and challenge, but the vibe inside was everything. The people were dope, the instructor was even doer. The music was incredible, and I actually felt comfortable moving in my body in the way that made sense. Obviously, I couldn't get into everything in the way that I wanted, but it wasn't like other classes, where you feel pressured to. This class was dope. A few things: 1) take your shoes off after entering and put them in the cubby. 2) put your stuff in the lockers in the locker room. 3) know you can shower after if you would like 4) sweat your butt off! They have memberships, and they use ClassPass. I would highly recommend!

Business practices, responsiveness and sincerity of owner, commitment to the practice of wellness…read more Kendra and Melanie are complete frauds, which is sad because the studio and several of their teachers are genuine and respectful. I've supported the business for years and paid for countless of my clients to practice there but the smugness and disregard in fixing issues when they arise and their lack of professionalism is like none I've seen in true yoga practitioners. Years ago, Kendra's true care for women in general was revealed when, unlike all of her counterparts, she decided to commit to the Bikram person and his name despite his proven mistreatment of women. She indicated that it was of no consequence to her. This is the same person who shared her anger that Black women support the "white" yoga studio on H street, not realizing that the owners there are far kinder than she has ever been to Black women as they have opened up their studio to disadvantaged women that I serve for free, while she charged hundreds of dollars to serve the same community. The last straw for me was when one of her teachers accidently signed me up for a direct debit program and even after showing proof that this was done, she continued to charge my card and refused to return my calls and emails to discuss. Character, honesty, and care matters. Kendra and Melanie operate with none of the above.

I attended a community class on Sunday. The class was packed, the heat was hot, and the music was…read moreperfect for each position. I was happy to get off of the waitlist 2 hours before class started. My body felt tuned up for the week ahead. My instructor was encouraging and reminded us that she was our guide but we should listen to our bodies.

I took a class at this location to see what this location had to offer. The H street location has a…read morenice storefront with lots of windows and a good retail selection at the front. The classes however are located downstairs where there isn't any natural light and it feels quite stuffy. They have two studio rooms that heat up and have all of the equipment like blocks, weights and other props that you could use. The studio, flow and instructor felt very corporate and generic. Overall the vibe I got was get in, get your workout in and head out opposed to a more homey feel that I've gotten at other studios and have gotten at previous Corepower's but that was yearsss ago. If you are going to a Corepower studio in DC I would recommend the Shaw location over H street. Both places you can find parking in the neighborhoods, free for 2 hours.

An absolute hidden gem. Small classes. Yoga and pilates Low key. Friendly. Great zen feeling.read more

Review of Pilates classes -…read more Thank goodness this place is here. Without it I would have continued my slide into flabbitude and be making regular trips to buy new pants and I hate shopping. At first, I wasn't crazy about it. Or rather my snoozing core muscles were like "Jules. Seriously, WTF? We're trying to sleep under this nice warm layer of doughnuts and beer you've draped over us." And neither teacher I've had there is inattentive, meaning you can't get away with slacking. Now I absolutely hate to miss this class (although I still think Herr Pilates was a sadist). The weekend schedule is convenient and it is near Yes! market so you can get a healthy snack after class.

In A Nutshell: -Up…read moreDog was a nice yoga studio I got to practice at while passing through D.C. -The staff were extremely kind. -As a first timer at their studio you can rent a mat for free, perfect for travelers w/out a mat. -The 60 minute power vinyasa flow class was really challenging & I felt bad for the yoga mat afterwards since I turned it into a small pond of sweat. -The class size was perfect & you are facing each other in two horizontal rows while you practice. Overall, I really enjoyed the instructor, the cleaniness of the studio & of course the non-judgemental vibe of fellow yogis!

First let me say that this is a beautiful space and an even more beautiful and welcoming community…read more I was greeted with such warmth as a first time student. I felt like I'd been part of the community for years. The owner (Charlie), front desk person and instructor (Sam) all chatted me up while I waited for the class to start. I let on that I had a bit of anxiety because the class was out of my comfort zone and the instructor let me know that it was okay to feel that way. Yes, the class challenging for me, more so due to the heat but I feel like I held my own. I definitely felt that class the next day. Sam is a gem and I look forward to taking other classes as this studio.

Suck a lovely experience and I was lucky enough to train with the owners who was SO SWEET and the…read moreclass killed me so PLUS PLUS!! Can't wait to go back. Have only had 3 instructors but they were all better than any class I've had so far in DC and I'm from NY Pilates.

OVERALL: good workout but it's more like stretch Pilates…read more PROS: - small studio with I believe only 7 reformers = lots of individualized attention - if you're new to Pilates the individualized attention is great and adds to a safe and welcoming environment - clean - friendly staff - socks on pilates (they sell sticky socks) - great 3 class for $79(?) promo CONS - fills up quickly bc there are only 7 reformers - it's not as hard as solidcore. I did both beginner classes here and solidcore and found that while I got a little burn/soreness the day after, District Pilates felt more like a stretch Pilates class. Solidcore was harder and I really felt I was working my entire body - wish they had followed up after my 3 day promo was up Overall a good starting point and would recommend for starting out.