I came to Paris in the month of August and did not realize that everyone tis on vacation and as…read moresuch a lot of studios are closed. I had planned on going to another nearby studio but when I arrived I realized they were closed for the month of August. I quickly used my yelp app and found this place. You have to walk down a narrow ally to find the courtyard - which is behind a locked door - and there are no real signs. I was lucky enough to have come across another woman carrying a yoga mat and heading in the same direction, so I just followed her. (I know - I am such a creeper following that poor woman down an ally in Paris!). But thank god I did or I may have missed the studio and been late to the class. The studio is nothing more than a large room with a changing room in the back. There is no reception and they are a cash only business. The instructor was nice enough to take me in, despite that the place looked completely full. She laid out my mat for me while I changed. I was able to borrow the Mat free of charge (although I was not thrilled to find out they don't clean the mats everyday - not cool). Everyone in the class was mat to mat but it was not uncomfortable. The class was very basic and completely in French. It was hard to let go completely because I don't speak french so I had to keep looking up to make sure I was following correctly. But that is on me. The instructor (I don't remember her name - Tuesday 7pm) was very good. Very focused on form and technique and spoke to me in English when necessary. I really enjoyed the class and felt very spiritual. All in all I would recommend this place to people that live in Paris. The classes are 15 euro which I find very affordable for Paris standards. Also, th e class was full of beginners and they were getting the proper instruction to build a good foundation in yoga.

Was looking for a good Vinyasa flow while in Paris, and found it…read more I took the Monday 8pm class with Benoit, level 1. Came into a small court yard with 6-8 people waiting for class. By the time class started we had 21 people, which was apparently unusual, we placed our matts matt to matt, and it worked out great actually. I liked the class so much I decided to stay for the following 9:30pm class Level 2 with Benoit, which wasn't so packed. It was a good mix of standing poses, balance poses, and binds. It was exactly what I needed. The studio was small but had a great feel. look forward to coming back.

I was staying in Le Marais during my trip in Paris, and I wanted to check out multiple yoga studios…read morein the area. I found Modo Yoga Paris by Google searching local spots. They had a great drop-in deal of 19 Euros for the first class. Mat, mat towel, and shower towel were included for the first class as well. The yoga instructor was very nice and friendly. When she checked me in she asked me what language I preferred, and she spoke English to me while she got me acquainted to the space. Mod Yoga was a lot bigger than I thought. It had a few rooms - I think I saw a total of 4 rooms - for practicing yoga and perhaps other fitness oriented styles like pilates. The locker room was big. I would even say probably the biggest one I've seen, and the first I've seen that included showers. I took a vinyasa class at 9:30am. The room was heated, and the class was full. The teacher taught the entirety of the class in French, which was totally fine since I understand French a little and was able to follow along easily by listening to Sanskrit and watching her demo. I had a very wonderful experience, and I would certainly come back to this studio next time I'm in the area.

It was in Toronto, Canada where I was first introduced to the Modo (Moksha) Yoga community and…read morewhere I first started practicing with them. Ever since I took my first class with Modo Yoga I knew it was the right place for me. When Modo Yoga came to Paris, I can't even begin to explain how excited I was! This was my chance to get back into my practice, and pick up where I left off after leaving Canada 6 years ago. Doing yoga in a hot room is definitely a bit different if you're used to practicing at normal ambient temperatures, but I truly believe it has so many benefits. These are the reasons why I love practicing in the hot room: 1. Improved Flexibility. The heat warms up your muscles, allowing you to have better range of motion/flexibility, ultimately allowing you to move at a quicker pace to more advanced postures 2. Breathing. The heat actually challenges your breathing, making it more audible and more importantly, making you more aware of it. 3. Mindfulness and acceptance. You learn to accept yourself, when you're drenched in sweat, when you have a tough time doing a posture as well as your neighbour. You become mindful of your thoughts and your body's limitations, the drama of the ego - accept and let it go. 4. Meditation and relaxation. The more I practice, the more my body takes control and my mind is freed. And the these are the reasons why I love Modo Yoga Paris! 1. Exceptional, inspiring teachers and staff! They always make me feel so at home, exude so much positivity and even after such a short time since they opened I have this feeling of knowing some of the staff for a very long time :) 2. Feeling part of a special community. It's like Modo Yoga has a filter at the front door, only positive energy and lovely people seem to walk through! 3. The ethos of Modo Yoga and how they truly embody their 7 pillars. Thanks for making my days all that much brighter!

Cannot say enough about this gem of a studio. I took classes from both Moraima (the owner) and…read moreNail (a male instructor) during the course of my three-week stay in Paris. While I did mostly Pilates, Nail did do some Gyrotonic with me and it was great. After walking all day, every day, my body really appreciated moving the way that Pilates moves you. It is about a 13 minute walk from the Louvre.

Visiting Paris on holiday, I found myself in serious need of some stretching & centering (esp…read more because of the 'typical' sized hotel room in which we stayed.) I chose Big Apple mostly b/c of proximity & class time (fri 6:30pm). I easily found the class in a non-descript bldg off an alley. The studio is clean, neat & stocked with all props. Mat rental is 1€. There is a shower too I believe. The teacher Tatiana checked my boyfriend and I in and was extremely pleasant & spoke perfect English. Class was not cheap but the level of teaching was commensurate. Although the other students (only 5 of us in total but it was August holiday) were tiny, very fit & clearly seasoned yogis, my boyfriend with little experience (but fit) and myself (a therapeutic yoga teacher with many injuries) were still able to follow-along with a bit of neck twisting to see. Class was 95% beautiful French w/a few English cues, for us I assume. Expect a serious vinyasa class for moderate-advanced practitioners. This is NOT a class for those with injuries/illness unless you can safely modify. We are still sore & achy (from muscle pain) 4 days later!!! Tatiana taught a head & shoulder-stand with assistance. The moderate pace was very nice with time to move carefully but definitely a tough workout.

One of the best yoga centers in Paris. Great teachers (I specifically recommend Tatiana, Amanda and…read moreBenoit), friendly atmosphere. Absolutely love it!

A perfect yoga studio for someone trying to become more involved in the practice. They have a deal…read morefor unlimited classes for 30€ for your first month, so you can drop in and try different classes. You can't find a better deal in Paris. The instructors are helpful and kind, and the beginner class is a good workout but basic enough for anyone who hasn't done much yoga before. They offer multiple classes per day to fit a busy schedule. My only advice is to get there early on weekends, as classes tend to fill up.

This place had a deal going---30 euro for 30 days unlimited. That's the cheapest I've found so far…read morein Paris, and Hot Power Yoga is my jam, so I went to check it out. I ended up just paying for the single class because I have 0 interest in going back. The main problems for me were that the room was not very hot and there are no showers or locker rooms. I went to the Hot Power Yoga 60' that is described as "intense" on the website. Not so much. The only flows we went through were Sun Salutations A and B. The teacher--who I think is the owner, too, also stopped us twice during the class and had us come completely out of flow to do some partner handshake activity (????). I'm by no means a pro at Power Yoga, but this was at no point challenging. I'm also not too convinced of this teacher's credentials---and there's nothing about him and his training on the website as far as I could tell. He had the class breathing out of their mouths for the whole class instead of using the ujjayi breath. It seemed like he didn't really know what he was doing or how to lead us through any kind of flow. His style was more scolding than encouraging--not my YogaStyle. Such a disappointment!

Visiting from Dubai (using ClassPass) Great stretching…read morereformer class! It was y First time with the reformer and the teacher made it seemed so easy and intuitive. He had a very positive and calm soul :)

I really wanted to love this studio. I'm traveling from the…read moreUS and I'm a Pilates Instructor. I always search out studios where I can go and move my body. The Pros: *The studio is clean, big, and pretty *The equipment is A+ (Balanced Body) *They offer a few classes in English *If you are new, your first class is 30 euros and you get your second one for free. The Cons: *Classes fill up fast! Especially the English only classes. *The one class I took in French, I figured the instructor might help with a little English. WRONG. Even as an instructor, I was lost. I know about three words. I kept my eyes on everyone else. *The Reformer Flow class was too easy and not sequenced properly. I made it harder by adjusting the springs. I wasn't expecting too hard since it was an all levels class but it was too slow and easy. The odd thing about this studio is that there was something eerily similar to another studio where I has been. It took me about 20 minutes to ask why it looked exactly like "New York Pilates". Like...almost identical. Down to the merch they sell and the vocabulary on their website. Very Odd. I would still return on my next visit for classes.

Beautiful space to practice yoga. I take Iyanger classes here. Super friendly staff. All yoga…read morelevels welcome. Easy metro connections near by.

Rasa is a beautiful studio and very conveniently located. The teachers are great, the classes are…read moreconvenient and they have discount cards for students! They also offer many interesting workshops! Look, yoga in Paris is expensive - Rasa is priced pretty well, all things considered!

*Beautiful* yoga studio with excellent instructors offering mostly vinyasa and Jivamukti style…read moreclasses. The classes are taught in both English and French. This studio tends to have a stronger focus on both alignment and spirituality than others in Paris, which I really appreciate, because too often yoga is turned into just a physical practice. Here, you can expect the whole package and benefit from the bhakti tradition. Favorite studio in Paris for sure!