Love this place, great variety of classes and the sweetest instructors. Absolutely LOVE their Bar +…read moreBurn class! They have bathrooms, showers, lockers, lots of weights, and a large studio space for the workout. Parking can be tricky at times, they have designated spots in the parking lot but those tend to fill up fast. There are plenty of meters close by but also free parking a block or so away. I tend to park for free on the side streets which is about a 5 minute walk. Overall a great gym to be a part of!

Edit: I had to edit my review. I was SO ready to sign up. When we took the intro class it was…read moresuggested to take 10-15 1.0 class to ease in. However, when I looked at the schedule there are limited options. Unfortunately, only evenings (after 4pm) work for me and this location only has 3 options and those are basically full. If you work from home or not at all you will have lots of options. So sad. My mission is to try new things and go places i decided to try pilates reformer. I didn't know what to expect but I was excited because this was going to be different than floor pilates. I went to the 30min intro class to just try it out. We got some introduction and hopped on. The resistance was super easy, but what I didn't know is I would feel it later, lol. Dana was so great and because of her I'm considering the 8 pack/month pass. The manager was welcoming and they don't pressure you at the end of class to sign up. The class speaks for itself. If you've ever wanted to try reformer go to this location when Dana is teaching for the free (can't beat free) intro class. Even though it was only 30mins I still felt it the next day, in a good way.

So far so good. Instructors are very informative and instructions are easy…read more I just restarted after 20 years and I'm feeling good.

Just got done attending a class on zoom with William Prottengeier. You really should investigate…read morethis center and William's classes. Very clear and concise instructional style. Includes philosophical commentary and mind body breath, conceptualizations to help the student go within. Inspiring and humorous. I love his classes and the center.

I heard about St. Paul Yoga Center's "donation" class (pay what you can, all levels welcome) quite…read morea while ago but never checked it out until today. I'm so glad I finally did! I was worried that I was a bit "advanced" in my yoga practice for this class (even though it said all levels were welcome) due to the large quantity of props we all had to pull out of the closet. But it was fun to learn new things. By the end of class, I got a nice workout, relaxed, and felt thoroughly stretched out. I'll be back!

Yoga Sanctuary is a delightful small community studio. It is accessible and affordable for yoga…read moreclasses. The space and instructors are welcoming and kind. They also offer all props you could need at no extra cost. When you show up, it's at a (former?) church in the basement level. There's space to hang coats and leave shoes, and you sign in on a clipboard by the door. The space itself is warm and inviting with dark wooden floors. There are a few windows that let light in near the ceiling.

I checked out Yoga Sanctuary this past Sunday and had a pretty lovely experience over all. The…read moreSanctuary is a quaint little space located in the basement level of a church, Solomon's Porch. Enter the church and head immediately downstairs and you can't miss it. The teacher was wonderful and made the class a bit more personable by chatting with folks as they arrived and by providing a bit of her yoga story. They didn't have anything for people to use to indicate if they were open to adjustments/help, but the teacher asked before assisting anyone. Pricing: They have a great first class is free deal. Drop-ins are $16 and the monthly unlimited package is $76/pm. These prices are very good for Minneapolis! Parking: Street parking. This can get a little crowded on Sundays since the Yoga Sanctuary is located in a church. This is a five star review in general, but probably a four star review for me personally just because I prefer hot yoga and a parking lot.

Great yoga place, chill and the instructors actually help you if you're new to yoga. I've been to…read moreother more commercial studios where the atmosphere feels "stuck up" if you don't know what you're doing. This place is the exact opposite. I'd recommend Kula to all beginner or not. Thanks Sydney!!

Best yoga studio in the Twin Cities! If you are looking for a yoga studio that is authentic and has…read morea great set of teachers and a range of classes, this is it. Sydney Holly is amazing!!

I've taken 15 heated yoga classes at Up Yoga and enjoyed all of them! Hannah is my favorite…read moreinstructor!!!!! Hannah's classes are a 10/10 each time!!!All of the instructors are supportive, bring great energy, and invite you to challenge yourself. I take classes through ClassPass and Up Yoga is my most frequented studio. Very grateful they are on ClassPass! The studio is inviting and very straight forward. There is street parking and small lots on either side of the building (you probably aren't supposed to park in front of the cremation society during their business hours, but when I go to class the lot is empty and it's after hours, so I park there). You check in at the front desk, leave your shoes and jacket in the lobby, then head into the studio. They have so many class times to choose from, and they stagger the times just right so if you're someone like me who arrives 15 minutes to each class, you don't have to awkwardly wait around for another class to get out before you can go in. It's nice getting adjusted to the heat in the studio before you start moving. I would definitely recommend arriving at least a couple minutes early. You bring your own mat and water bottle. They provide weights, blocks, and towels. They also have cubbies inside of the studio for you to put your belongings, so you don't have to worry about bringing your own lock or leaving your stuff unattended. They also have bathrooms and a changing room if you're coming right from work. I cannot recommend Up Yoga enough!!

I love UpYoga! The community at this studio is so welcoming. You can show by yourself and make a…read morenew friend every time you go. You can also just go and practice and leave. They make sure your experience is yours and no one else's. They have a wide variety classes with weights and no weights and expanded the studio. I totally recommend if you're looking to begin your practice or wanting to improve your practice!

A hidden yoga gem in the Twin Cities!…read more This old barn turned into a yoga studio is one of the most inspirational and romantic places I've experienced doing yoga. The old rafters and charm put your mind at ease while you practice an intimate session of yoga. Sunday night yoga sessions are the best - one full hour of yoga with a good amount of Savasana at the end that will get ready for fun happy hour/socializing with many wonderful yogis in the family country-modern kitchen. Yes, that's free wine/beer & snacks after a hard workout. What more could you ask for?

I've been attending the Slow BURN Reformer and Chair class every week for a couple months now and I…read moream OBSESSED! I feel so so great after class and the instructor Aliza brings such a great positive energy, it starts my morning off in a great mood. For people taking a class for the first time, TC Pilates is located within an office building, in Flex Wellness (see photo). The reformer room is down the hallway to the right. There's plenty of room for your shoes and coats. See y'all next week!

Absolutely nothing but great things to say about Twin Cities Pilates! Beautiful/ clean studio,…read moregreat staff, friendly community of people!