The Strip District, Om Lounge is amazing. Their teaching style is creative, unique, athletic,…read morechallenging and fun.  I tried a variety of classes and enjoyed each instructor and experience.  The Express Sculpt class is cool- yoga with a fitness twist, adding in ankle and arm weights to elevate the experience.  The 75-minute class was intense but very relaxing and a great way to practice movement. The Strip District location is mostly brick and has a warm, welcoming vibe.  All of the classes are taught in a style of Vinyasa Krama sequencing methodology.  The classes help you arrive to a space of clarity and peace and each class helps improve physical health, emotional wellbeing and union with the self and others.

Had an amazing first experience at Om. The studio is above De Fer in the strip. You have to be…read morebuzzed in then walk up stairs. The space is beautiful and so clean. They have some retail you can browse, a lot of free people! Emily was so welcoming and I loved her class. She greeted me and then gave me a quick tour of the space. Will definitely be back!!

I am 73 and do online classes. Excellent instructors. They make it…read moreeasy to follow. Great demonstrators. Megan, Holly. Kayla, Stephen are who I follow. The Best! I feel so much better that I have this experience. Wonderful!

Came here for a yoga class through class pass! I tried the Dynamic Vinyasa class with Holly and it…read morewas a very relaxing experience. I felt so refreshed after!

I told myself that this summer I would become a yoga person, and SHPY is helping me to achieve that…read moregoal for myself. I cannot recommend this studio enough as a newbie to the practice (at 40, no less) for its approachability and overall commitment to its community and students. Stacey, the owner, teaches most classes. She will likely know your name by the second or third class, but she'll greet you with a welcoming smile from the moment you step in the door regardless of how many times you've been in the studio. Classes are fluid - quick to pick up the flow but usually include some variation each class to keep things interesting for those attending regularly. All of the teachers offer pose accommodations for those who aren't as far along in their practice or who are maybe working through an injury or disability. I've also really enjoyed classes with Ashley, who makes the best yoga playlists IMO, and Elizabeth, who offers hands-on adjustments (for those who opt in) which are both helpful and incredibly calming. If I can enjoy hot yoga as someone who loathes being hot and for whom sweat is overstimulating, anyone can. Each class is a welcome respite from the chaos of the world, and I can't recommend SHPY enough for that respite. The studio is LGBTQIA+ friendly and welcoming of everyone. Prices are pretty standard for yoga studios, but they also run specials on class passes frequently enough if funds are tight - following their IG seems to be the best way to keep up with any specials on offer. They also have pay-what-you-can nights on Tuesdays, beginner classes on Wednesdays, and gentle/restorative classes on Sundays. Overall, A++, 5/5 stars, would recommend.

A friendly place with teachers who encourage you to listen to your body. The owner, Stacy, has…read moreexactly the kind of warm personality a yoga studio owner should have, and does a great job creating a welcoming environment. The studio is clean and well lit. The teachers include lighting adjustments and music well. The music is carefully chosen- not distracting. The 10 Class pass and the 20 class pass options make it budget- friendly. (Many studios don't even offer options like these.) ABOUT THE HEAT: If you're heat sensitive like me, I recommend skipping poses, or even entire sequences, and only do exactly WHAT YOU FEEL LIKE DOING, and not a single pose more. You may find that the heat starts to become a welcomed friend, instead of something to fight against.

Prior to discovering The Yoga Factory, my daily life was dominated by rigidity, chronic stress, and…read moreconstant physical tension. My mind raced with anxiety, my body ached from habitual tightness, and I felt unfulfilled and unhappy overall. After taking the plunge with a one-month trial membership, the transformation has been remarkable. In just three weeks, my anxiety has decreased by 70-80%, my thoughts are calmer and less racing, and--most importantly--my body has begun to release long-held tension, leaving me free from the persistent aches I once accepted as normal. I am deeply grateful to the kind and supportive staff at The Yoga Factory for fostering such a safe, encouraging environment--especially for someone navigating anxiety and body image concerns. This studio has truly transformed my mind, body, and overall well-being. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking positive change.

I love catching a yoga class wherever I visit. I enjoyed the Valentine's Day practice at 6am…read more Great way to start my day.

Went to yoga 101. I…read morehad a great time. As a newbie to yoga I was super nervous, but the instructor was very warm and welcoming. He let me use their yoga mat free of charge and showed me where to put my things. It is very warm and cozy inside. The session went better than I expected. It was a great intro to yoga. I am considering coming here again. My only issue is parking. East liberty is very busy and street parking is sparse.

Cute studio. The space is intimate. Steven, the instructor was very welcoming. He curated and…read moresequenced the class really well. Very creative, I'd say. It was easy to locate the class and parking was easily available. I recommend!

The teachers are outstanding. I learn something new about my body every week. The classes at IYP…read morehave helped me with injury and hypermobility issues that no other yoga studio, coach or doctor was able to identify solutions for. I cannot recommend this studio enough.

Yoga on Centre is a serious, Iyengar-style yoga studio (and Ayurvedic clinic) in East Liberty…read more Sara (who I think is the owner) is a wonderful teacher who has studied with some of the top educators in the country, including my first teacher, Gabriel Halpern, at Yoga Circle. The vibe is very good with a nice mix of young and old, experienced and not-so-experienced. I felt very welcome the first time I walked in. For those of you who don't know what Iyengar style yoga is, I would encourage you to look at the Yoga on Centre website to read about the history of Iyengar and the teachers. I would also highly recommend Iyengar-style yoga for people with back issues or other musculo-skeletal health issues.

Took a yoga class at their East Liberty location. Head upstairs to the tranquil studio. The space…read moreis very bright, modern and earthy. Om Energize gets the blood flowing and works you while grounding you. The class was taught in a step-by-step progression into the final product or move. They have an app, so it makes class booking super simple.  I highly recommend checking them out as a yoga studio!

Lovely studio with lovely staff. As someone who just moved to the area this studio was easy to get…read moresetup with and so far the classes have been unique and challenging, staff has been super welcoming. I love how they have such a variety of class times and class types!

Found out about this place through ClassPass!…read more So happy that I did. I attended the Dance Fitness class, and my instructor Megan was sooo engaging. I took my mom, and she had so much fun too. Everyone is super warm and inviting in a judgment-free and safe space.

I signed up for a standard spin class at CCP through ClassPass and had no issues getting a…read moreconfirmation email and details about my booked class. I arrived 5 minutes early and was able to find parking right out front. This studio is as far from your chain cycle studio as you can get. It's a small, intimate cycling area that was decorated in such a way that I felt like I could've been inside a lava lamp. There was a fan going and what smelled like eucalyptus essential oil. The instructor and co-owner of the business was friendly, energetic, and knowledgeable. He picked an interesting variety of upbeat music to cycle to and the class was customizable as far as how difficult it was. You're able to go your own speed with whatever level of resistance, though they do encourage you to challenge yourself. I'm used to the clip in shoes that the chain cycle class provides, but here you have the option to wear your own sneakers and just strap them to the pedals. I felt like this wasn't as comfortable to me, but it could just be personal preference. There are no metrics tracked here. You can't see your speed or watts and you don't see if you're going faster or slower than the bike next to you. So, if you're looking for competition that's displayed numerically, this isn't the place. After the class, I was treated to a quick walk through of the total gym property which included a weight lifting area, kickboxing, a whole rowing gym in the basement, and an area for group classes that had some TRX straps. I was impressed!