Alison is a great teacher and offers true authentic yoga!!! In addition to the benefits of…read moreloosing the muscles , the classes CALM the minds!

The Zen Den is absolutely amazing! I have been doing yoga there for about…read more 1 1/2 years and I can't believe how it has helped my flexibility. I love going to yoga

About 2-3 years ago I worked down the street from this location and while driving home I would…read morethink about how great it would be if a yoga studio opened up along my route home and then one day I looked over and saw the sign for Hello Yoga so I like to believe that I manifested this studio. I began attending yoga, yogalates and barre classes and trying out different instructors. I even tried the Metal Yoga and loved it! There used to be a yoga class that incorporated reiki which was awesome (Meera we miss you!) Currently my favorite classes are the sound baths with Missy. They also feature special classes every once in a while for special things like breath work etc. which are quite popular. I really like this studio because it's not one of those impersonal corporate owned places that has a generic big box feel. I hate those places because any time I have done the one free class deal to see if I like it I end up getting hounded by text messages trying to sell me a monthly membership. Hello Yoga is NOT that kind of place. They are so chill here. Hello Yoga is a woman owned small business and you can meet Debra, the owner, and take one of her classes and experience how great she is. She knows what people want and need so she offers all types of options for signing up for classes. You can choose to have a monthly membership, pay for a single class, buy a class pack or use Classpass. There's always plenty of parking in the lot in front of the studio with overflow parking available behind the studio.

This is the best yoga studio I've been to because the vibe is so chill. It's no-nonsense, no-fluff,…read morecome-as-you-are. It really feels like a "community yoga center," it's honestly so Costa Mesa. The classes are excellent. The instructors do a great job of accommodating all levels and they're super-friendly. They have a variety of class types, including barre and yogalates. It's just a great studio, and their unlimited monthly rate is an amazing deal. They even have livestreaming classes now. And their new student intro rate for your first month is only $50 at the time I'm writing this. I can't say enough good things about this place.

Seems like all of the reviews here are at least 6 years old? Strange…read more.. Not sure about the classes or the instructors, but be advised that the online signup form on the website signs you up for livestream yoga only, not in person. Should have paid closer attention to the confirmation I received, which provides a link! Guys, I'm not sure why people would want to pay $26/session for a zoom yoga class. I might as well just watch a free YouTube! Apparently the in person studio is/was going to be closed, according to my son who mistakenly went there in person. Thank you for making us all aware of this on your website! A little sneaky...

My experience with Triad Yoga began a few years ago because my friend took courses there and…read morebecause it was so conveniently located near my office. They offer a beginner's special - an unlimited two weeks for $25. As with any of Triad's classes, there is no need to register or sign up in advance. Just show up before the class starts and a little earlier if you need to handle payment of any kind. Parking can be hard to find at ground-level immediately in front of the studio but there is ample underground parking. The space is small and almost all yoga studio. The rear has a restroom and the front contains a small waiting room with cubbies for your personal belongings and the supplies - blocks, cords, and mats. In those first two weeks, I was tepid and only attended two low level classes. They were not physically taxing, but at the same time, I was limited by my lack of knowledge by the poses and was poorly imitating those around me. They were, however, extremely relaxing and a good way of mentally detaching from work and reality. At the beginning of each course, the instructors ask who is brand new, presumably so they can provide extra guidance to those students. In hindsight, I would comment that the instructors always asked the question but rarely assisted me with poses. In fact, they seemed to give more attention to regular students. I found out last week that I still do downward dog improperly. Why did no instructor ever fix that? A few years later, I wanted to try yoga again and purchased a 5 course package for $70. I became preoccupied with work deadlines and was forced to use the majority of the classes in a one week period. I ended up taking two courses that were slightly above my expertise, although they were billed as Level 1-2. Everything I said about the low level courses not being physical enough was out the window here. I twisted and squatted and ended up with satisfying muscle ache the next day. It was challenging for me. One of the most disappointing parts was how little instruction I received in the 7 classes I attended. I'm still very new to yoga and the Indian names for the poses don't register for me. Sometimes, I had no understanding of what I was supposed to be doing and had to wait 5 seconds to copy my neighbor. It wasn't always easy to copy the instructor because it was dimly lit in the studio (normal) and my view was obstructed by many other students. At one point, I whispered to the instructor walking by whether there was a modified pose because I couldn't do the one she wanted us to do and she very abruptly told me "I said it already but you weren't listening." Whoa, where did that come from? Did you lose your zen? The reason I asked again was because I didn't understand what she meant when she described the modified pose. Excuse me if I don't know what my "sanctum" is. I am still giving Triad a 3 star review because this is the only yoga studio I've ever attended. Maybe this is the norm but frankly, I don't understand how anyone learns when no one teaches. I somehow doubt yoga is about the blind leading the blind.

My Saturday healing spots! Very clean and inspiring place. The instructor is very kind and easy to…read morefollow. They provide yoga mats too! I strongly recommend this place :)

This is such a quaint and beautiful spot to do Yoga! It definitely WOW'd me. The setup and layout…read moreis so cute and cozy! It almost feels like an Airbnb in Joshua Tree. They have great amenities like teas and water. Such great selection of teas from green, black, and flavored as well. The lady in the front desk was so kind and helpful as well. It was my first time coming here with my sister and as a first timer, I definitely had a great experience. The place itself feels very cozy and welcoming (great vibes) . The yoga class was great too! I believe it was with Maddison. I felt very welcomed; classes are also very reasonably priced. Thank you! Also, wide variety of classes as well. They have great selection of either mornings or evenings. Very clean and tidy place too!

The best yoga center there is . Experience and training, yoga teachers. Meditatingmade easy..read more

Authentic guru leads a dynamic yoga center. I started attending over 25 years ago and it has been a…read morecornerstone to who I am today. Very non-judgmental group.

It was amazing!!! Must go if you're in Newport! Dominique and Savannah are absolutely incredible!read more

Love this place! I like that the class is consistent yet slightly different each time, and that you…read morecan modify it to be more or less challenging based on how you're feeling that day. I appreciate that they keep toiletries well stocked in the bathroom, and that they added a water station. Also loving the current front desk staff, very sweet and helpful! The heat is perfect, and you get used to the spacing of mats inside the room very quickly. Highly recommend to anyone who's up for the challenge!

This place saved my life…read more I found 8th Chakra Studio while searching to try out Kambo after getting COVID in the fall of 2020. I was in that isolated funky haze, extremely depressed and didn't know where to turn. To be honest, it probably took me over 3 months from me first reaching out about a Kambo session until I built up the courage to try Kambo. I'm so happy I made the decision to try Viva Kambo over all the others - you can tell Devajeet (the owner) is very comfortable working with this medicine and is passionate about honoring this ancient medicine in a safe and sacred space. I decided to try a private ceremony the first time, so that I could ask him as many questions as I wanted and so that I could experience this new, unknown thing away from strangers. I'll tell you now...Kambo is not fun. It is one of the most unpleasant things I've ever done in my life, but no place of change comes from a place of comfort, right? However, the way I felt after was incredible. I felt beat up, but I felt a hope I hadn't felt in a long time. The next day I went on a walk and it felt like a dark weight lifted off my shoulders. I was hooked. I came back the next week for a Saturday group ceremony, and ended up doing 6 ceremonies in total within 2 months. The power of the group setting is remarkable. Everyone setting their intention together helps me bring in healing in areas I wasn't thinking about at the time, but know I needed when it was mentioned. Working with Viva Kambo has introduced me to other medicines like Hape and Sananga eye drops. These are powerful tools I have implemented in my regular routine. One of the greatest things I was introduced to though was Kundalini Yoga. They have classes on Thursdays & Sundays and they are next level. My favorite thing about 8th Chakra Studio though are their sound baths. Holy moly! I never knew what I was missing. They only happen every once in a while, but I try to make every one I can. It's like a massage of sound vibrations that sends you on a trancendental journey through sacred rhythms and grooves. So freaking epic. Definitely check this place out.

8th Chakra Studio has many services. Kambo, Goddess Kambo, Kundalini Yoga...etc…read more Me and my boyfriend Salvador are giving a honest truthful review for those curious and wanting to give this sacred medicine a chance..well here is our experience. After receiving Kambo for 4 separate timeframes within a couple months time I had gone for feminine, family, self healing of body, mind, and spirit. As for my boyfriend Salvador he has often gone there for Kambo as well for Kundalini yoga. I am now healthier, more at peace, more importantly where I am meant to be, led to be in an amazing relationship with Salvador bringing positive changes into my life, and me for his as as well. I thank everyone at 8th Chakra Studio.

I absolutely love going to YogaSix! Georgia, the owner, has truly created something special here…read more From the moment you walk in and check in, everyone is so welcoming and friendly. There are plenty of cubbies for your belongings, and the studio has a clean, organized space to gather everything before and after class. The studio itself is always spotless, and the heat is controlled perfectly for each class. Whether you're looking for Alysha and Allegra's amazing Power Flow classes, Olga's spicy Sculpt classes, or Jonah's fun themed classes that always keep things fresh and exciting, there is truly something for everyone--and every class is fantastic! More than anything, this studio has made me feel like part of a family. I'm so happy to be a member and genuinely look forward to coming to class. The instructors bring so much personality and energy to every class, and you can really tell how much they care about creating a great experience for everyone. If you're thinking about trying YogaSix, don't miss out on this incredible studio and community!

I took a heated yoga class with Nicole which was great! She is sooooooo sweet and really helps you…read moreget a great workout in! She even gave me some tips as to good equipment for yoga that would help me to have better results. The class I took was at the crack of dawn (for me) so I was a bit sleepy and still waking up. Nicole was so sweet and made me feel so welcomed! The class definitely woke my body and muscles up. It was a great class and time to wake me up for the day! The heat was nice and not too hot (104 degrees). I don't think I have ever sweat so much in my life lol The class was great, so many great poses and stretches that helped wake up, strengthen, and condition my muscles. Everyone in the class was so cool too. It was such a welcoming and communal vibe. A chill and personal community. The studio itself was warm and intimate. It had all of the tools needed for a great class. It has lots of parking, which is super nice!