I found this studio through Classpass and it's a beautiful 15 min drive from inner Richmond to find…read morethis studio tucked away in the presidio. Parking is easy to find, show up 5-10 before class for best success. The studio is heated and always packed, speaks to the quality of the great instructors!

Baptiste is the absolute best! Such a special place to call my home studio I've been coming here…read more~2.5 years and am yet to experience a class that is not utterly delightful. I leave every class feeling at peace on the inside, and nice and sweaty and worn out on the outside. The classes are almost always fully packed when I go (evenings and weekends), but the community here is so electric and silly and inviting that I don't think I'd prefer it otherwise. Come prepared for a sweaty, physical challenge lead by some very very special, kind, knowledgeable, and inspiring teachers

I've been going to Karma since 2023 and it's truly become my favorite studio. They offer Hot Yoga,…read moreHot Mat Pilates, and Hot HIIT, so there's something for every mood and movement style. The instructors and front desk employees are incredibly friendly and welcoming, and their playlists are a huge highlight with a mix of EDM, pop, and hip hop that makes every class feel like a workout and a vibe. I also love that you can select your own spot in advance, and the studio is thoughtfully spaced out. Highly recommend if you're looking for a challenging, high-energy workout in a welcoming environment!

This is a great studio for someone just not for me. First off the front desk staff is super…read morefriendly and helpful. You can tell they are really great at their work. I happened to try the studio out the second week of their opening at the new location. It's close to shake shack and tacko in the marina. There are two studios one in the lower room and one upstairs. It's a little wonky to get upstairs because you take your shoes off inside and then walk outside on a rug on the street to the upstairs location. You can opt to leave your shoes in a cubby outside on the street as well but I mean it's SF I wouldn't trust leaving anything you like outside. I only tried out the upper studio. It is clean which is nice! You are also assigned a mat location which can be nice depends on what you like. The room is heated but not overly. There are a range of classes from pilates to hiit to yoga. I am a yoga teacher and love the practice so I opted for yoga most of the time. The room is very dark and the music is very loud. The music competes with the downstairs music and voices and it's not a very zen experience. This place is focused on fitness so just know that going in. It seems similar to soul cycle with a dark room, trendy, and loud music. I did really enjoy one class and I can recommend this one it's the 5:15 power flow with Sevilla Santana. She's great and has creative flows and enjoyable music. I think they are still working out the details so there may already be improvements. They also provide a towel for every class, have water refill stations, deodorant and other hygienic items available, and the best part of course is the cold lavender towel they give you during Shavasana. Such a luxury after sweating it all out! You can't go wrong with the intro deal of 10 classes in 30 days. Give it a try and see if this place is for you. It's fun regardless and not much of a commitment.

I adore this place. Friendly staff. Wonderful instructors. Beautiful space, although you need to be…read morecomfortable with a mat to mat type situation. Absurdly hard workout--don't let the word yoga fool you. This is a full body workout where an occasional vinyasa flow is your "take a breath moment" in between lifting weights or doing cardio all in a heated space at a fast pace and listening to great beats. It's basically a boot camp but without the aggressions and competitive bro vibes.

Loved visiting this studio on a quick trip to the Bay Area. It is HUGE with multiple rooms and a…read morelarge dressing room/locker room. The class was absolutely packed and was super fun. The instructor was friendly, energetic, and made the class a great time albeit challenging! Would definitely return next time I'm in town!

Ohmmmmmm....Ohmmmmm....Ohmmmmm…read more I had the pleasure of attending Stacie's yoga class she instructed on Tuesday & Thursdays at my work. I'm a plus-size woman and often times its a hard for me to do many of the poses in traditional yoga classes. Stacie's motto is to do what you can and there are not set in stone rules for yoga. She made me feel very comfortable, relaxed and surprisingly limber after her sessions. My part of her yoga class is shavasana...just kidding. She's great and I really enjoyed stretchin' it out with her.

I was an unbelieving New Yorker not thinking this California stuff works. My job is so stressful…read more Stacy answered a lot of questions I had to help me understand, and once I let go of my doubts-- it was a transformation! Totally helps me through my work-- and life. Not a Marine drill sergeant... but eased this change of life style which I can say I benefit immensely. It has opened my eyes and I know I can carry this style into my life after work. The Sunlight Chair Yoga reinforces what I learned face to face- and some. Highly recommend it.

Unique, fun, relaxing experience…read more The instructor isn't for everyone--my friend who went with me the first time said he prefers a different type of yoga. This one seems to have a lot of stretching, some planks, downward dogs, warrior poses... I love the Grace Cathedral space. It's cavernous and reminds me of Europe--that alone is worth the price of admission! You can buy tickets there, and you can get a multi-class pass to save money. The clientele is diverse--people old and young, men and women. There's quite a bit of meditation as well. There's volunteers to help with your poses. Some reviews say come early, but I usually go 5 minutes before start time and snag a seat on the side. Very friendly people. I try to go almost every Tuesday now and they also have Saturday mornings!

Love this class and experience. Such a beautiful, unique and peaceful venue. The instructor is so…read morecalming and good. She delivers great messages as well as gives an appropriate amount of challenge. Highly recommend trying this out. The music is great as well.

Such a disappointing replacement for Yoga Tree…read more -They charge way more for way less. ---they offer way fewer classes per day than Yoga Tree ---the classes are so spread apart that I can no longer take back to back classes. Used to love doing a vinyasa and then a slow flow/yoga nidra. --All of the classes are shorter than the 85 minutes that Yoga Tree offered. Gone are the days where you get to have an amazing breath work session and warm up, and still have time for an intense yoga workout with a nice savasana. I can honestly say that the way Haum works is not as beneficial to my body and mind. --There Are only two locations available where as Yoga Tree had a handful. So it makes me need class pass, which I majorly dislike, because I need to use other studios to make up for the lack of classes at Haum. i prefer just to buy unlimited memberships. But the pandemic ruined Yoga Tree and now all these rip off places have popped up and none of them are of anywhere near the quality of Yoga Tree and all of them expect you to pay way more for way less. It's really depressing because yoga changed my life and using class pass makes booking on the fly like I need a hassle. I would happily pay $200 a month if Haum wasnt offering soooo few classes for that price. It's ridiculous. Can barely get Hatha anymore. It's so much more helpful than vinyasa in certain ways. They both have a role but Haum now only offers one really short Hatha class. They have been open for quite awhile now and still have such a small schedule.

Beautiful, simple studio space with kind staff. I have only done Crystal's Sunday night 75min yoga…read morenidra & restorative class a number of times but I love it. It's the perfect way to end the weekend & set the tone for the upcoming week. Very intentional and restful.

I saw XCORE on Instagram and really wanted to try it! It's within walking distance of me and looked…read morefun--I've been on a pilates class kick. I've tried XCore, Core40, and Bodyrok. XCore was the worst of the 3. The door is closed as there is no area you can sit in while waiting for the class to start--the studio is 1 room. It's long and thin--there's only 1 row of machines. I don't like that because to me, it seems less communal. Harder to talk to people on the other side of the room. It's very dark inside (yes they turn off the lights, but the walls are black so it's extremely dark.) I took xBurn with Sydney. The class was full. She didn't touch me telling me how to fix my form. I didn't know that was normal until I tried classes at other studios. I wasn't that sore afterwards, which to me is a sign of a bad workout. Additionally, they publicized a Galentines' day class. We could Venmo the owner $30 and then later she walked it back, saying that they accepted too many people and it would be more of a social event with some giveaways, snacks, and matcha--no class. I was the first person to ask for a refund because that was not what I signed up for. Later, many other women followed. Seemed like a deceptive and deceitful cash grab trying to make more money. I'm opting for classes at different nearby studios instead!

I just started week two of Xcore and have been enjoying it! Each instructor varies in the…read moreintensity. Great location, right across Bi-rite! I've been to this location and Fidi and prefer Fidi since it's newer and cleaner. I like how the walls are white there instead of the black here. It creates a different ambiance. Also the layout of this space is very singular and has less changing rooms. I've enjoyed the classes at that location more so far they seem more challenging?

I've been coming here for three months and it's been great. I've never been to a yoga studio where…read morethe teacher consistently corrects your form to make sure you're engaging the right muscles and preventing injuries (he also has lift classes as well, which are amazing) I'm recovering from ACL reconstruction, and coming here regularly has really helped with rebuilding my stability. I also see other people with injuries or mobility issues, and Brian is great about offering modifications so you can get the most out of the practice while minimizing risk.

Would not recommend for a variety of reasons. Here's a few:…read more 1. Instructor touches you to correct your form, often inappropriately without even asking first for consent. This will never be appropriate and felt like a gross misuse of his power as an instructor . In a small class, I didn't even feel like I could say something without making a scene so it continued to occur. I've taken many yoga classes & appreciate form tips & even repositioning but touching my ass & other parts of my body on the first go is so so icky. His patronizing tone throughout the class was also very discouraging and the opposite of what you want from a fitness class. 2. Carpet. In a hot yoga studio, where you are not allowed to use mats? This is grossly unsanitary. If you're good with being violated and getting athletes foot then this is the place for you!