The best part about visiting my sister in Little Italy is attending yoga classes at Infinite Yoga! The first class I attended here was an Ashtanga Improv level 3-4. It was everything this bad-girl-ashtangi could have ever asked for. Still remains one of the best classes I have taken to date. Unfortunately, I don't see this class on the schedule anymore! Since my first visit 3.5 years ago, Infinite Yoga partnered with Cycle OM. Accordingly now there are fewer yoga classes and more cycle opportunities. Nonetheless, everyday there are plenty of chances to get on the mat. Additionally, the space got a posh remodel! The studio space is clean with a welcoming collection of well-maintained props (there is nothing worse then a stinky blanket!) Last time, I took an absolutely wonderful OmVinyasa class with Dana. I highly recommend her approachable, invigorating, Ashtanga -inspired classes. She also offers wonderful adjustments. I also recommend Trevor's rendition of Primary Series. He must have held navasana for 25 breaths! I appreciated his alignment cues, pristine adjustments and sense of humor. I'll be back the next time I visit sis! read more

Start with the Tri-Yoga on Sunday with Trevor to get a personalized, intro into this yoga studio, whether you're brand new to yoga or an advanced yogi. The 3 for 1 drop in rate of $19 is a total steal. The quality of these classes are really good, and always feel like I get a workout, regardless of the level class I'm taking. These teachers are experienced yoga teachers, unlike other studios with newer teachers, who may not be as passionate about the practice or knowledgable about form and adjustments. I've only had experience with Trevor and Dominique (a sub who was also good), and it's been great. The classes with Trevor are fun but he takes yoga seriously. He knows his stuff, and offers great tips for proper alignment/adjustments. Ashtanga yoga (with a Vinyasa twist), emphasizes breathwork and core strength to hold positions. So his sense humor can be dry and silly, which can be refreshing in harder poses. Smiling is encouraged. His humor is good natured, and a way to connect with his students. The main yoga room is spacious and simple and located upstairs... slight maze to get through, but signs directing you make it easy to find. Most people bring their own mats, but it's also equipped with mats, blocks, and straps. It's not hot yoga, so the temperature is kept slightly warm, but comfortable. No water fountain, except for a small water cooler, and bathrooms are down the hallway. They discourage drinking water during class anyway, to keep the fire generated from the yoga practice. The classes are a good workout - I'm not brave enough to take the advanced level classes yet, but in due time...! I plan to try CycleOM and other workshops with Dana (next door to the yoga room). Street parking can be difficult in little Italy, but with a class card, they have parking passes for all evening classes. Parking on weekends are probably easier. Class cards are a pretty good deal. read more

I had friends tell me for a while that I should do yoga. It took me a while to get over the hump and give it a try. Infinite is a great place to get started. They have classes covering all levels from beginner to advanced and the Tri-Yoga(beginner) and foundational classes were great to get someone completely clueless like me started. I've taken classes from both Trevor and Dana and I can say every session has been fantastic. You can borrow a mat if you're just getting started so you don't have to spend a whole lot of money just to try it out. read more

Situated in Little Italy, Infinite Yoga is tailored for those who want an authentic Ashtanga practice. After trying out most of the yoga studios in the San Diego region, I was starting to feel a little jaded and bored with my practice. I felt that my practice was becoming more physical than mental, and I wasn't sure if I was really going anywhere with it. At the urging of my yogini/yogi friends, I tried Infinite. I don't regret it at all, and I wish I came sooner. The teachers I have had here are very nice and they each have their own style and flair; you are bound to have a unique experience with each of them (in a good way!). Most of them have trained directly under Tim Miller (whose studio, FYI, is AMAZING, but I digress). Not only that, but the classes are challenging, not just physically but mentally as well. While I enjoy physically demanding classes that strengthen my balance and stamina, the actual mental process that goes on within each posture and breath makes the practice inspiring and worthwhile. To me, that is what differentiates yoga from acrobatics or gymnastics. I've tried both the all-levels and Level 3/4 classes and I enjoyed them immensely. Even if there are some postures that seem too intimidating in the Improv Level 3/4, there is a modification or an option, so I encourage any intermediate yogi/yogini to try them out and explore their boundaries. While I can do inversions quite well, I still have difficulties going in and out of backbends (how *do* you get in and out of urdva dhanurasana?), so I use the wall and I'm not criticized for it. :) For beginners, they do have classes for them as well. On Sundays there is the Foundations class and during the week there is a Core25 class that works with the core (obviously) and finishes with more restorative postures. I don't recommend complete beginners to take the Ashtanga classes unless you are very familiar with the Primary series. Although I have taken the all-levels Primary Series class, I did think it was fairly challenging. The Ashtanga classes are comfortably heated at 80 degrees, which I think is perfect. I'm not a hot yoga practitioner (I actually hate hot yoga, tbh), but a little heat goes a long way and complements the internal heat your body builds as you get deeper into your asana. Periodically this studio will hold workshops and retreats. I haven't taken them, but I have heard through friends they are worthwhile and informative. Very occasionally there will be class specials, so I encourage anyone to check out the website frequently to take advantage of them. Because this is located in Little Italy, parking can be kind of tricky, so make sure you familiarize yourself with the location. I haven't had issues finding parking, but if you are coming in before 6 pm, make sure you park a block or two away from the studio (where there is 2 hour parking). Otherwise, it is $1.25 per hour at the front. I think they give parking passes for students who are unlimited members; I haven't inquired about it as I've just done drop ins and parked a little further away from the studio. As for the studio space itself, it's reasonably sized and I've never had an issue with being too close to my neighbor (or maybe the times I went it wasn't full, lol). It can be a little confusing the first time you come in because you have to walk through a very long hallway until you finally reach the actual studio lobby. There is a little dressing room and some Manduka products for your purchasing needs. If you are looking to deepen your practice with yoga, I encourage you to come to Infinite. I guarantee you'll have a wonderful experience after one class session. read more

Dropped into Trevor's Ashtanga class while I was in San Diego for work. It is a very flexible class full of jokes. The "skill level" of the class was so diverse but it never felt like I wasn't being challenged. If you are an Ashtanga practitioner and you're in the area, definitely check out this studio. I wish I could have made it to a Mysore class so I could fully practice but I ran out of time. I felt very welcomed and would love to go back. read more

Dana is a very popular teacher. This is understandable as she possesses a charismatic presence, is thoroughly dedicated to her practice, and is a dedicated teacher of teachers. I've been following her in my own practice since before Infinite Yoga was established. Trevor's hands on help in Mysore helped me develop my practice beyond many self imposed limits I'd been hindered by. I received my Teacher Training with Dana. As a dance teacher, I really could appreciate her advocating a specific and clear use of language, devoid of ambiguity, and designed to make students feel at ease. Dana embodies these principles in each of her classes and encourages them in her teachers as well. We also received a thorough background on the history and philosophy of yoga. As well there were numerous and very helpful critical feedback sessions where we evaluated teaching between training, and observed ourselves in video. In my experience this was truly a unique and rigorous approach to yoga teacher training, and one designed to support would-be-teachers and yoga aficionados alike. At Infinite Yoga I especially appreciated the non-nonsense approach to practice in a non-dogmatic, non-religious environment. The studio is gorgeous, tucked away in San Diego's Little Italy and Arts District, and is meticulously cared for. No smelly yoga rooms or funky carpets here! Truly a contemporary yoga practice, warm (many classes are gently heated to provide safety and suppleness of limbs). welcoming, and inspired and grounded in the Ashtanga tradition. I'm sure to visit Infinite Yoga every time I'm in San Diego. read more

This IS as good as it gets! We practiced with Dana & Trevor, and many other amazing instructors (Oreste, Troy, Deanna) here for a few years (before we had to relocate). And we have them to thank for our strong foundation. I hear their reminders about alignment, form and breath in my head when I'm in other yoga classes now. They are so dedicated, supportive, endearing and thoughtful. And the space is so relaxing and expansive, with beautiful floors and high ceilings. It is meticulously cleaned. We are so thankful toward them! And we are so jealous of those of you that live in SD that can just pop on over to a class. read more

I was browsing online for yoga teacher training programs in San Diego... I stumbled upon Infinite Yoga and am so glad I did! The training allows you to completely immerse yourself in two 10 day sessions of yoga. Dana gives great instructions for how to talk students through postures, demonstrations/alignment, appropriate adjustments, as well as learning Sanskrit and history of yoga. IYTT develops confident, insightful yoga instructors. If you're not looking for a teacher training but a studio to practice at Infinite Yoga is definitely the place to go! Dana, Trevor & all instructors are amazing! Everyone is very caring and loves what they do. This is a studio for serious students of yoga or for those interested to find out about yoga. A variety of classes are offered, Dana also offers additional workshops and retreats. I have bounced around for years trying classes at different studios, gyms, etc. but feel I have finally found somewhere to continue developing my practice with. read more

Unfortunately I had to move from San Diego, but I felt compelled to write a review because I am frequently reminded of what a special place Infinite Yoga is! Trevor and Dana are wonderful teachers. They are both very knowledgeable and their dedication and love for teaching is transparent. Dana has a special way of challenging students (always appropriately) to deepen their practice and understanding. I always appreciated Trevor's light-heartedness, which in Mysore facilitated acceptance and patience. I know I will not find a replacement studio- I am just grateful that I had the opportunity to learn from them and carry those lessons with me. read more

I took the Tuesday night class with Bonnie. She was wonderful! As a more beginning student she was very helpful in adjusting me and offering me modifications. I am looking forward to returning for her class bi-weekly. In regards to the studio as a whole, the staff at the front desk was very friendly and the studio was just right. I enjoyed the lack of mirrors as it allowed me to focus on my breath and movement rather than what I looked like in the mirror. It was very calming. The space is smaller but there was plenty of room for all of the students to have our own space. I appreciate Infinite Yoga immensely and would highly recommend it. read more

I started my yoga practice at Infinite and have witnessed my practice grow over the years through the variety of levels, great instructors, workshops and retreats that Infinite offers. Dana and Trevor are great and have excelled at creating a community amongst the people that practice at their beloved studio. I highly recommend Infinite to beginners as well as those with a strong practice who are looking to deepen their understanding of traditional yoga. read more

This is NOT Core Power Yoga. The best astanga-based studio in town, in my opinion. Attention to detail in the instruction (by Dana and Trevor) and theory of the Astanga practice. Dana's Yoga Focus workshops go into fine detail on the mechanics of poses bringing you deeper in understanding and in the stretch you ever thought possible. Only weakness is occasional carry-over bass music from the cycle studio next door when classes overlap. I find this distracting but it usually only lasts 30 minutes. read more

I work in the Little Italy area and had finally tracked down my favorite teacher of all time, Bonnie, who was teaching there. I attended the Sunday intro class to get the three free classes they offer to try it out. Trevor, one of the owners gave the introduction about the classes, and we did a little yoga, and I didn't leave with a great feeling, just based on Trevor's level of sarcasm and running joke commentary. I understand he's British and humor is so appreciated and necessary in life, but it was too much for a yoga class. Last Sunday my wife and I were doing a Little Italy staycation so I decided to attend a Fundamentals class, honestly hoping it wasn't with Trevor, but it was, and after this class I don't think I'll be back. Besides the sarcasm and the running stand up comedy, which makes me feel as though the class is all about him and us laughing at his weak jokes, at one point he came over and pushed on my knee to try and straighten it further. I've been doing yoga off and on for over 20 years and have actually been injured by a previous teacher. When he kept pressing I said no, I have tight hamstrings and he got sarcastic to the class "Oh, tight hamstrings, no one else has those". And then proceeded to make additional comments throughout the class about "for those of us who are working on our hamstrings..." Between the sarcasm, the constant stand up routine, and lack of awareness that we might know better than him, a total stranger, who never asked if anyone had any injuries, what our body's limitations are, and the difficult parking I don't think I'll even go back for my third free class. There were a good amount of people in the class, so obviously it works for some people, but if you go to yoga to get away from the world for an hour, be able to emotionally relax and be in a comfortable atmosphere and let your guard down, as well as get a great workout I wouldn't recommend Infinite Yoga. read more

I love this gem of a studio, and, as an added bonus, I can walk there from my house. Parking can be challenging in little italy, but is quite doable for the 6 am classes, or you can get a parking pass for the evenings. The yoga focus classes are some of my favorites, as they are short series (usually 6 classes over 3 weeks) focusing on a particular theme or aspect (e.g. handstands, hip openers, etc.), and the classes build upon each other. My favorite part is that you can really start to see yourself progress. I also enjoy the spin/yoga and spin/strength classes, I just wish they offered more of them in the mornings. The instructors all have different styles - I usually take Dana's since she teaches the focus series and the combo classes that work with for my schedule. She pays close attention to form, and is good with hands on corrections. I've had a few other spin instructors, and they've been great, too. read more

Infinite gets 5 stars in my book because it is another one of those hidden gem spots where you can really grow your practice without having to drive all the way up to Carlsbad to the Ashtanga Yoga Center to get a good Primary or Second Series in. In addition, Dana offers a Soul Vinyasa to her schedule which is very fun. Infinite is also the BEST choice for Students and Teachers who wish to save on their yoga fees. $10 drop in? Such a deal! When I find myself wanting my ass kicked, and some good adjustments I head down to Little Italy and practice. read more

One of my favorite yoga studios in San Diego... Operated by masters who've dedicated their life in serving others. OM shanti ~

I love Infinite yoga. I check out many studios but always return to Infinite. I appreciate their attention to detail and their commitment to tradition as well as their creativity. It's my yoga home base. I also need to add that infinite has a top notch yoga teacher training program. Dana goes beyond teaching postures and prepares new teachers with knowledge of the history and traditions of yoga, anatomy and wording and speech for leading a class. read more

I started my practice recently, and has been a great experience. The Foundation classes had helped me to understand what yoga is about, and enjoy it. The Studio environment is comfortable. You are challenged, as a student, but not intimidated. Great instructors! read more

I LOVE this place. It's one of the only places around the metro area that offers Mysore classes, so that gives it 5 stars right there. The teachers are awesome. Dana Rae's yoga focus classes are great. I just wish that I lived within walking distance of this place! read more

Really enjoy this Shala and try to go as much as I can. All the teachers are great, but my personal fav is Troy. ( I wish he was there more than just 3x a week!) read more

I've tried a number of yoga studios in San Diego and Infinite is by far my favorite. Good prices - just $11 a class if you buy a class card. Dana is awesome and the studio has a nice welcoming vibe. All classes have a strong Astanga base. read more

Great studio with experienced instructors. I loved the combination of high intensity cycling with yoga.

Infinite Yoga is really the best there is. Nothing corporate or competitive, just welcoming. The teachers are all AMAZING. No matter what level you're at, there is a challenging and fun class. I've been coming here for 3 years (I started my practice here), and it has totally changed my life and body. I look forward to seeing my teachers every week, and I'm so sad to be moving out of San Diego. I have taken Ashtanga Vinyasa and other yoga classes all over the country and nothing is like Infinite. There's a reason some students have been practicing with Dana and Trevor for 10 years or more. read more

I love this studio. This is a supportive community that shares a love of yoga. The instructors are top notch and interested in teaching and proper alignment. Trevor does a phenomenal job at making people feel welcome, regardless of their membership, how often they show, or how long it has been. Finally, the addition of the spin studio has been a welcome addition bringing a spin/yoga class. There are limitless options for fitness and adventure in San Diego, but infinite will always be a go to for me. read more

Imagine a crowed studio where the instructor just calls out postures and rarely gets off the mat to give adjustments. Now, imagine the complete opposite. Welcome to Infinite. The classes are never overly crowded and the instructors are top notch, (trained in India). The space is clean and beautiful and is a hidden gem tucked in back of the artist's district in Little Italy. When you walk through the door, you instantly feel like you have been transported to a strange vortex where good yoga still exists. This is not corporate, for the masses, all-levels vinyasa. Infinite is the real deal. I walked in over six years ago and have been a regular ever since. Trevor and Dana are the owners and the primary instructors. Trevor teaches most of the traditional Ashtanga classes, and Dana teaches more of the Ashtanga-based Improv classes. Trevor is traditional and Dana is artistic, which creates the perfect balance for your yoga practice. Mysore classes with Trevor will challenge you to your core, humble you, and leave you feeling exhilarated-yet calm. Once Trevor knows your practice, he will push you in ways you never felt possible. Trevor also teaches the Foundation classes which introduce Ashtanga First series to the student. He has an uncanny knack for alignment and if you just do one thing, take a Foundation class, so you know what the basic postures should feel like. Dana teaches the advanced Improv classes which are, in themselves, masterpieces. Her classes will teach, motivate, and always leave you growing in your practice. If you are ready to inspire your practice to the next level, try the Friday morning Improv. One word, amazing. Dana also teaches a series of workshops called Yoga Focus. I take every one of them I can. Each Focus has a different...focus. For six consecutive workshops, you will deepen your knowledge and understanding of the focus. It is rare to find this kind of training in San Diego, as most workshops consist of one 2-3 hour session. As an aside, Yoga Focus is the best yoga value in town. You will not find this kind of training at this price. As a former workshop junkie, I feel that I'm stretching my yoga dollar a lot further by paying a small supplemental fee to my monthly membership in order to attend. Dana spreads the workshop out over the course of three weeks, so that you repeat things and have the opportunity to develop a deeper understanding. She also gives you homework, that if you actually do, you'll find you improve a 110%. Lastly, Dana offers a teacher training where you will actually learn how to teach. I feel this is a rare concept these days where virtually every studio now offers teacher training. I have taken this training twice because Dana sometimes allows you to repeat training (space available) if you successfully completed it once. I feel so fortunate to have had this opportunity, as the first time around it's difficult to absorb all of the information. Little Italy is lucky to have this caliber of studio in its midst. You will have to walk through a maze of a hallway to find it, but this helps keep it the best-kept yoga secret. If you find your way, you will not be disappointed. As a P.S, parking is tight in this trendy neighborhood. Infinite offers parking for SOME of their classes (depends on the time). Namaste read more

What a great yoga studio a jewel with amazing instructors and precise classes and sessions. If you want to practice the real thing this is your place. I'm so fortunate I have them so close to my home. See you next time in practice. read more

Janike's improv class was outstanding - it's a combination quick flow, strength building and stretching. I recently started practicing several different flows and her class was one of my favorites. I loved the step-by-step instructions to expand our practice and muscles. I'll be back for more - I feel stronger already! #fititforward read more

I love this studio. Dana and Trevor are such great hosts/ teachers and offer wonderful classes and yoga focus groups for all levels. This studio is the first I've been to that I can actually say my practice has improved greatly. My husband and I recently attended the Valentines Day Couples Class and were really thrilled. It was romantic and lively fun. All the teachers are well rounded and awesome practitioners and I find something valuable with all of them. The newest one, Morgan, brings to her classes a wealth of knowledge and experience about the body and how it moves which brings a greater dimension to the poses. Her gentle flowing style has strengthened my body beyond my greatest imagination and deepened my abilities and stamina for my practice. What a great addition to an already amazing staff!! Look no further for your studio. This place will feel like home. read more

Clean and inviting studio. Parking wasn't too bad depending on the time of day. The owner is professional and still excited about teaching which is inspiring to students! read more

Infinite Yoga is an amazing ashtanga yoga studio! All of the instructors are dedicated, well-trained, dynamic, knowledgeable, fun, and kind. I know that every time I finish a class I will not only get a good and sweaty workout, but also a sense of calmness. I first came to Infinite Yoga on a referral in the hopes to advance my practice; I felt as if I had plateaued. Infinite Yoga has helped me to become stronger and more flexible as well as helped me to become more self aware and work deeper in the postures. The studio offers a variety of classes that range from traditional ashtanga series to improvisational to restorative. Infinite Yoga also offers teacher trainings, workshops and retreats to meet a variety of levels of students. I have been practicing at Infinite Yoga for at least 6 or 7 years and have tried many other studios, mostly on an invitation from friends. I have yet to find a studio, class, or instructor that even comes close to the caliber of expertise found at Infinite Yoga. I would recommend (and have recommended) Infinite Yoga to anyone who is looking to start yoga, advance their practice, or establish a knowledge and appreciation of the yoga tradition. read more

Awesome safe powerful and joyful. I'm sad I don't live in town to take classes more often

I truly cannot say enough about Infinite Yoga. I have practiced yoga for two decades. I've done Iyengar, "hot yoga", Bikram, etc... Ashtanga came out as the clear winner. I didn't really care for Bikram because I found their instructors to be rude, and I found that level of heat to be quite unhealthy and unnecessary. I also got bored with the same series over and over again. Ashtanga is a very challenging practice in a heated room (80-85 degrees is my guess). Infinite Yoga has warm, compassionate, and extremely well educated teachers. There are numerous options depending on what you want to get out of your practice. If you just want to blow off some steam on a Friday, there is Soul Vinyasa which is an intense series that varies with every class. Music is played, and it is a nice way to end the week for me. There is also Improv for the more experienced students. Dana and Janike put together a series of poses with a theme (core, shoulders, hips, back). You never know what is coming next, but at the end of class, whatever you were working on has opened up beyond your expectations. And then there is the much loved Primary Series which is very traditional Ashtanga. Trevor is extremely knowledgable and encouraging. He has an excellent sense of humor which is very helpful as you work through an hour and 45 minutes of poses. I also can't say enough about private lessons with Dana as well as her Yoga Focus classes. I had started a Yoga Focus series not particularly caring for backbends, and at the end of six weeks (Focus classes are once a week), I looked forward to backbends. In the five or six years I've been at Infinite, I have never once looked at the clock while in class. It is such a dynamic practice that my interest never wanes. When working through a shoulder injury (from my dog pulling), Dana was more effective than physical therapy. When you have an injury or something is tender, all of the teachers are able to give you modifications so that you will heal better. As far as location goes, I live in PB, and it is only a 15 minute drive since it is right off the highway. The studio has wood floors and is extremely clean. I highly recommend a visit. read more

One of the best yoga studios I've been to, throughout the country. The teachers are incredible, and even though I've been practicing for years, I learn something new each and every class. I feel challenged and positive when I am there, and look forward to going each week. read more

Infinite Yoga has changed my practice. Before joining Infinite, I jumped from studio to studio. I enjoyed them all and had fun with each of the teachers, but I never felt like I was truly progressing at yoga or understanding the deeper practice behind the "workout". I came to Infinite at the suggestion of my friend, a yoga instructor at another studio. She said that Infinite was known for having the best teachers and that it was the place to go if I was truly serious about improving my practice. She was definitely right! After one lesson at Infinite, I knew that I was at a place that would strengthen me, body and mind. The teachers are warm, well-trained, and share a passion for yoga as well as a deep understanding of the practice. I leave each class having challenged myself and also feeling an inner calm. Infinite has helped me see all of those things you hear about with yoga--the calmness it brings, the strength, the inner peace--that I had not seen before. A few months into my time at Infinite, I can't believe how much I have improved (I was definitely a beginner when I started attending classes, even though I had been practicing for a year!). I can't wait to see myself continue to grow at this studio, and I highly recommend Infinite to any current (or future) yoga lovers! read more

I travel for work often, so I pack my yoga mat into my suitcase and try to find a yoga class wherever I'm working. The reviews on Yelp steered me to Infinite Yoga. I thought I had enough time, but I didn't allow for time to park. I didn't want to show up late at a new studio and considered skipping it. After a few time around the block a space magically opened up. I arrived at the address with a few moments to spare. I must of had that confused lost look when a nice friendly woman asked if she could help me. I asked where the Yoga studio was and she said to 'follow me'. This is how I met Dana, the owner, and teacher of my 1st class at Infinite Yoga....Surely it was Karma. I have taken Yoga classes at many location around the country and Dana's classes are the best ever. Her sequencing is thoughtfully choreographed to awaken and open your body to be ready for the following poses and asanas. The release and openness I felt after class was amazing. That beautiful post yoga bliss. The class was an all levels class but the yogis were all very accomplished. Dana's verbal instructions were easily the best I have encountered. She is clear, concise, nurturing and thoughtful. Even the most basic poses that I have been doing for years were improved by her teaching. I also got out of my comfort zone and tried poses that I have never done before. There are great yogis and great teachers. Dana is both. On my next class I made the same error on judging the parking. As I was about to enter, I was very nearly hit by a jet liner coming in for a landing at the very near by airport. Karma once again...my heart rate was now elevated and I was ready for a vigorous Vinyasa flow. I get a great workout but the classes are so much more than a great workout. Whenever I am in San Diego, I will find my way to Infinite Yoga. read more

I have tried many of the yoga studios and styles in town, but I prefer Infinite Yoga and the dynamic Ashtanga-based classes there. I like the intensity of Ashtanga - a workout stressing strength, flexibility and balance, and then complete relaxation. All of the teachers are supportive and caring and very knowledgeable. There is a real sense of community. Even after several years of practicing, I continue to learn something. I like that Infinite has different levels of classes, to allow students to continue to grow. Infinite welcomes the well-practiced yogi and beginners and even people who must modify poses due to injuries or limitations. I can honestly say I have enjoyed every class that I have taken there. Thanks to Dana, Trevor, Janike and all of the teachers there. read more

The Mysore class with Trevor is amazing ! His adjustments teach me that I can go way deeper into a posture than I thought . Instructors are both caring and knowledgable . The atmosphere and people in the class enable be to work hard yet have fun. read more

Infinite Yoga is truly one of the best yoga studios in San Diego. The owners, Dana and Trevor, have cultivated a unique yoga community that is warm and welcoming to students of all levels. They (and the other teachers on the schedule) share a wealth of experience in a light, fun atmosphere. Unlike many teachers, they get to know the practice of each of their students, and actively continue to work them up to the next level (in the physical practice and beyond). Infinite Yoga will help you foster a challenging, serious, and fun practice. read more