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    Red Barn Yoga

    4.8
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    Must see! Proves an experience can be rarified and exquisite while still being down to earth and…read morefun. Just up the road from Ashlawn Farms Coffee in a most picturesque section of Old Lyme, stone walls and multigenerational farms lead you to a farm with a small demure sign. "Yoga" it simply says. Driving slowly onto the property as requested on the website (animals live on the farm and slow driving is requested to protect them) down a long winding driveway through the farm towards, yes, a Big Red Barn rimmed in white holiday lights and surrounded by more old stone walls. The building itself, though looking like an old barn is new (or perhaps just gutted and rebuilt?) so new that one smells fresh unfinished wood inside. The interior is gorgeous with unfinished wide board wood walls, wood flooring, vintage style lighting with old style bulbs for warm glow, and huge picture windows. The crowd as well as the instructor was warm and welcoming. I was so nervous that I would be judged in this very wealthy area for not having the new style brand name yoga pants, or for being a curly headed slightly ethnic looking gal in the land of the whites, or for having a rusty dented up 20 year old honda. Nothing could be further from what I experienced. Diverse body types, friendly mellow people, normal workout clothes, and a very communal type class. Joan engaged us in introductions and had a light and fun attitude throughout the class. To me, it was exactly the right amount of meditative vibe, prompts to release stress, etc, that one expects with yoga without being too spirit chakra pseudo science. Most interesting was a series of balance poses in which we all gathered in a circle, and linked arms. That was different and really lovely to create a sense of community, and to make me feel even more welcome. The class itself was challenging (for me, having not done yoga in years) and yet I felt like I could keep up, slow down if I needed, and follow along. One of the corrections made on my pose was pretty amazing, ad helped my body click. Can't wait to try a daytime class to see the views out those big windows.

    Love, love, love this place. Nothing but great things to say! It is a beautiful studio, on nice…read moredays they have giant doors that open and it is lovely. It is always clean.The teachers are all so sweet and welcoming.

    Root Yoga Studio

    Root Yoga Studio

    4.8
    (4 reviews)

    Root Yoga Studio (formerly of Old Lyme) has recently reopened its doors in the old E.E.Dickinson…read morefactory in Centerbrook (right next to the Essex Steam Train). Lucky for us and anyone who's been apprehensive to attempt a yoga class due to physical limitations - back issues or otherwise, owner Mimi Brainard has brought a game-changing tradition to the shoreline. In this fresh and lofty space, she's installed a wall of ropes and slings to provide a safe and creative way to practice fully supported classical poses with countless modifications. Don't let the ropes fool you - in no way do they suggest aerial or acrobatic yoga. After extensive training in Backcare and Herniation with the best in this discipline, Alison West (at Yoga Union & Yoga Union Back Care and Scoliosis Center in NYC), Mimi is armed with tools of the highest standards to build confidence and help with stability in a practice that may seem to some only for the young, uninjured and agile. The Ropes Wall classes include: Basic Backcare is appropriate for All Levels and for anyone seeking an understanding of their back or relief of back pain. Yoga for Herniations + Posture Basics is for All Levels especially if you have herniations and disc issues, seeking relief and understanding of the habitual patterns that cause your herniations and back pain. Posture and Alignment is an All Levels class suitable for those seeking an understanding of their back and how to work more deeply in their practice with alignment at the wall, with clarity, precision, and freedom. But Root Yoga Studio does not stop there. They still offer some of our all-time top favorite classes like Liza Dousson's expert Yin teachings deeply rooted in Chinese tradition, Grace Osara's tried, true, and soothing Kripalu sessions as well as Kundalini, meditation, Pranayama classes and more. Mimi continues to teach her signature Root Flow classes where alignment is paramount, but prepare to break a sweat during a flow of linked postures and expect to spend a little time at the ropes wall, too. Contact Mimi to reserve your free session and to discuss your personal needs prior to attending class. By Laura Williams

    I went to the Asana beginners class as I realized that my muscles and form were not ideal for the…read moreFlow Class. I had been running the day before and sustained a muscle injury. Mimi showed me how to stretch my hips so that I could avoid further injury and gave me exercises to do at home. My injury and pain felt relieved after just 20minutes of stretches...the right stretches with a knowledgeable yoga instructor works!! The ASANA class at Root is educational as it teaches and reinforces the principals of yoga-posture and breathing. I loved it and will be telling all my friends!

    The Yoga Shop

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    2.3
    (4 reviews)

    So much yes. Great…read morepricing, thoughtful amenities, fun atmosphere, challenging, nice and warm, and plenty of classes to choose from. Price: No risk to drop in and try with a free first class, and after that packages are very reasonable. Even the drop in price is lower than most. Amenities: So many Yoga Studios aren't able to offer the amenities of the Yoga Shop, or they haven't thought things through as well. Such lovely little touches like cookies and cinnamon tea, hair ties in the bathroom, in case you forgot one, tampons, and even plastic bags in the hanging area for sweaty clothes. Very very thoughtful. Fun Atmosphere: upbeat music a little more pop, joking, smiles, not taking yourself too seriously. I loved that this was more focused on the body and workout and less focused on my orange chakra! Warm: I was pleasantly surprised at the heat! Yes! I'm not sure how I missed this on the website? I actually didn't want like this place when I first walked in, because it felt a tad corporate, everything such a well oiled machine, the counter service, the prompts during class to use hashtags, the crowd a little, "basic," the changing area filled with Uggs, but let me tell you, I really loved it! I think some basic bitches got it going on here, I mean, PSLs can be really yummy, and I like how organized and plush they've made the experience. If this is how the basic bitch practices yoga, count me in. ;)

    The vibe felt warm and welcoming in terms of decor and lighting. Im a yogi and a yoga teacher who…read morehas a deep appreciation for the tradition, and didn't realize this studio teaches their own branded yoga, LivFree. The class is a quick paced vinyasa in a heated room, with a non traditional yoga lingo - "rockstar pose" and "track star pose" --a modernized version of yoga into a franchised aerobic class. I was surprised that the instructor continued to say two more breaths and allowed us to hold for ten or longer (continuously). Even more surprised that as a first timer to the studio the instructor engaged in zero conversation with me. If you're looking for a genuine, welcoming studio for all yogis, probably not for you.

    Rebecca Pepitone - yoga - Updated June 2026

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