My previous comments still stand. I never thought I'd still be coming here (well over a year since…read moreI started), but it's a testament to my trainer, Christine, and her skills, encouragement and professionalism. She keeps my workouts fun and interesting. I would give her six stars. Why should you come here? Because it's cheaper than seeing a psychiatrist. Haha. No really, I feel so much better after a session! All the stress of the work day melts away and I get some "me" time. I will tell you that over time I can see the way my body has changed: more defined shoulders, higher/firmer butt and leaner legs. Their location on Ellis is closer to work, so I can walk there, which is good, because the parking lot is small. The huge plate glass window in the front sometimes feels like a fishbowl. Still feels a little claustrophobic when multiple trainers are there with their students, like "don't go too far back," so I'm sticking with 4 stars.

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I first met Gabi at a yoga dinner which was a collaboration with Lisa of FullMoonFare who I've…read moretaken some cooking classes/seminars with at my local Whole Foods. They did a few yoga dinner series together which I really enjoyed and I ended up winning a private session with Gabi at one of the dinners. I got a lot of great tips on how to improve my practice on some pose I was personally working on as well was others during the session. Gabi and Lisa recently started doing yoga brunches, be on the lookout for these via instragram or facebook they are fabulous events, where I finally got to see the new space Gabi was working out of and found out she started a Saturday class. Gabi's new space at the Paper Box Studio is really awesome. I love the hardwood floors and exposed brick. If you drive its street parking but there is plenty around the studio. Class cards are $120 for 10 class so $12 a class which is very reasonably priced, drop ins are $15. Gabi teach the Iyengar style of yoga which focuses a lot on proper body alinement. She very hands on and give plenty of corrections/adjustments when needed. There is a decent amount of prop usages to help achieve the optimal position in a pose. Gabi give enough of a push to try position out of your comfort zone. I like weather the class is very small or on the large you feel almost like you in a private session. Sometimes the pose flow together and other times you hold them for a long time but either way I always leave the class feeling like I built up strength in my mussels much more than some of the other styles of yoga I have practiced in the past.

Gabrielle is a fantastic yoga instructor and now has a great space in No. Libs neighborhood. The…read morespace is bright and modern. She offers great instruction and really helps you think about form and getting the poses right. It really makes a difference. The specific type of yoga being practice is Iyengar. She's great for beginners through advanced. Would totally recommend you give her a try.

What a cute little yoga studio. I am often in Washington Township for work and sometimes, I can't…read moremake it back home to hit up my regular yoga or barre classes so I YELP searched yoga studios and this little gem popped up. First, this little studio is amazingly clean and wow does it smell good inside! I see oils and some other 'smell goods' behind their check in desk - I mostly get the scent of lavender and maybe a little citrus. Second, I have taken only two classes here but both have been incredibly relaxing. A truly wonderful place to destress and shake off the day. I enjoyed both instructors and found the other students friendly and welcoming. There is no mirror and students are encouraged to go at their own pace. I am a Bikram junkie so this was my very first experience with Vinyasa Flow style yoga - I really enjoyed it and left both times feeling really great. So a few things for anyone who has never been here before. You enter right into the studio, so shoes need to come off at the front door, there are cubbies for your gear right there in the front. They have a changing area in the back and their check in desk is in the back of the studio too. Yogi Power Yoga is in a very busy strip mall, parking can be challenging though there is usually more space at the other end by the convenience store. Oh and speaking of strip malls, this studio is next door to a Chinese Food place and standing outside waiting for the studio doors to open might make you hungry. Lastly, if you have never done 'hot' yoga, don't be intimidated, it's nowhere near as hot as it is in the Bikram studios. I hope this place is here for a very long time, I'd like to be able to continue dropping in when I'm in the area.

Absolutely awesome studio and teachers. Extremely welcoming and the classes are an excellent…read morecombination of relaxation and sweat dripping challenge. I cannot think of a more perfect place to practice yoga than their new studio. If you are new to yoga or prefer a more restorative class, check out Katrina's Wednesday night class or one of Lindsey's classes. All the instructors are fabulous though.

Love this studio. Lessons are great Arielle and Isabella are the best. All the teachers actually…read moreHighly recommend.

Would not recommend this yoga studio to others. After a year and a half away from in-person yoga…read moreclasses and after relocating to Manayunk within the past few months, I was thrilled to try out this neighborhood spot that had come highly recommended by other Yelp reviewers. However, when I got sick shortly after signing up for my first two classes and sought clarification on the cancellation policy, I was met with a great deal of rudeness from the staff- who also attempted to charge me for the second missed class, despite failing to address my question about the cancellation window when initially asked. I ultimately decided to give the studio another try despite this and logged on to attend a virtual class a few days later. I waited for over a half hour for the instructor to arrive- but ultimately she was a no-show. I wrote to the studio to advise them of the no-show and to ask to be put in touch with the manager- but nobody responded. I then wrote a second message the next day and received a response that the instructor had an emergency and that I could sign up for another virtual class, instead- which was no adequate compensation in my case, considering I'd bought a monthly pass and was not being charged per each individual class. No apology nor additional compensation was offered, and my request to speak to the studio manager was ignored. The final straw came the next day when I received notification that the outdoor class I'd signed up for that night had been switched to indoors due to weather, with the caveat that any students to cancel as a result of the change in location would be charged a late cancel fee. Considering we are in the midst of COVID still and considering I- like many others out there- have a sick family member whose safety plays a role in all of my decisions, it is not yet feasible for me to attend indoor classes. The fact that the studio has chosen to enforce a late cancel fee for any student to cancel due to a location change at the studio's discretion- is not only poor business but disrespectful to the health and safety of their students and their students' loved ones. So that was the nail in the coffin for me. I have looked up several other yoga studios in the meantime, and many have a no-charge cancellation policy, regardless of how soon before a class a student may cancel. In these ever-changing, sensitive times, one would hope that a business trying to win the affections of the Philly community would be accommodating to their clients' needs and circumstances- but unfortunately, this was not the case here. And how sad, coming from a yoga community- one that should reduce stress and bad vibes, rather than causing them. Unfortunately I wasted $90 in this instance and never should have jumped to buying a monthly pass to begin with- but ultimately I'm glad to have learned early on that this was not the studio for me so that I could move on to a more accommodating environment. Hopefully this review will prevent others from making the same mistake as me. ADDITION: In response to my review I received the below comment, making excuses for the way the business is run and attempting to blame the customer for the cancellation issue. When somebody is not feeling well and has to search a website for hidden information, it is often easier to ask the studio directly for their policy. However, this question was disregarded and I was ultimately blamed for not following the cancellation policy that I had not been advised on when asked. It is in poor taste but typical for the response to this review having been to throw blame at the customer. Not in the least bit surprised.

Love all their specialty classes out in nature. Yoga in tulips or sunflowers always a great event…read more Relaxing and restorative

Loved the "Bee Balanced" Class with Danna. She took the time to review the fundamentals of some…read morepostures that we forget over time and lead to bad postures or worse...injuries. The gentle flow class with unpretentious environment is just what the doctor ordered!! Medicine for the body and soul... Loved it!!!

I joined the Vinyasa: Recharge + Flow class with Sema Larry today, and it was amazing! I'm visiting…read moremy sister and wanted to find a yoga class nearby, and I'm so glad I found this one. Some of the movements and poses were new to me, and Sema was incredibly helpful throughout the class. She took the time to help adjust my positioning and made sure I was doing the movements correctly and comfortably. I never felt lost or out of place, which I really appreciated. The class had a great flow, and I left feeling refreshed, relaxed, and accomplished. Sema was welcoming, encouraging, and made the entire experience enjoyable. I would definitely take another class with her whenever I'm back in the area!

Beautiful clean space, and everyone Is so nice. such a great space to practice, to move and to…read morebreath

I have been to this class 3x this summer. I had the same teacher each time. Class was also…read moreawesome each time. Emma did a great job explaining and I knew exactly what to do bc she really guides the class thru proper form. She also does a great job not talking while the train goes by lol. Class gets packed so arrive early!!! Views and the breeze are great! I need to make more of an effort to come for classes more often!!

There are several things I love in this world. Three of them are: yoga, being outside, and free…read morestuff. Yoga on the Pier combines all three! Here are the details: + Class every weekday day (except Wednesday) at 7am, + 6pm class Thursday. + Saturday and Sunday weekend class at 9:30 am. + FREE! There's a donation bucket at the end of class, but it's pretty low pressure which I really appreciate. + Malik Wilson, the instructor I've had twice now. is AWESOME. Great hands on assists and great classes. + Get there 10 minutes early or so to get a good spot, it can be harder to hear if you are further away (although they often have over instructors walking around to give directions. + 10% discount at Cafe Ole for mentioning Yoga on the Pier. + BYO Mat, towel, water, and SUNSCREEN. Downward Dog=Awkward sunburn + All levels classes that are still a great workout. Head on over to their fb group and like them for updates! ALSO Yoga on the Pier got me on TV! Basically I'm so famous that coworkers' husbands and people who I went to high school with's moms are calling them being like, didn't you go to high school with that girl Melissa P? She's on TV at some obscurely late night time talking about how awesome free outdoor yoga is. Ok so it was two people and someone's instagram. ok it was my instagram. Still counts! Definitely check it out!

Jule Lane Yoga is simply the best. Her knowledge is truly incredible. Her passion and ability to…read morecoach and work with clients and create a personal relationship can not be found at any other yoga studios. Such great detail in her planning of yoga sessions and really targets what her clients need. For me, mobility in the hips and ankles were a problem and working with her, she has created a game plan that allowed me to grow stronger in those areas. Jule is an exceptional instructor but more importantly an even better person.