THE OWNER IS A SCAMMER. On google reviews, there are other customers who've experienced the same…read morescenario as me... I came to this place 2x & one of the staff approached me saying that I should buy passes since I kept coming. I spent around $300-400 on 20 passes that never had an expiration date. When this studio suddenly closed with no notice to loyal members, I was left with 19 passes. I've been trying to get in contact with the studio (in any location) for months & emailed the owner multiple times prior to taking my review public. I am now taking the charge up with my bank to investigate this business & dispute this charge. Absolutely, ridiculous! They don't even have the business etiquette to present as closed online...

GREAT 1st class here. Where we now live there are ZERO 'original 26' style Hot Yoga studios…read more.. that is my yoga that I prefer. It's the one I started with, know and LOVE. Nothing against other forms but I LOVE THE HEAT and feel rejuvenated when leaving those classes. That said, unfortunately for me its a solid 60 minute commute each way to get to this studio so for the near future at least I'm going to make the journey 2-3 x a week. Studio is VERY CLEAN, amazing mens locker room with plenty of lockers (bring own lock) 3 showers and 1 toilet. Had Mori on my first class and she was GREAT. After a few year hiatus it's gonna take a bit to get back to where I was but it is what it is. Plenty of parking, and A TON of shopping in the immediate area, studio is on the 2nd floor!!!!

The "SHINE family" Truly disappointed ...unfortunately I…read morecan only make (bad) assumptions about how this business runs from my own experience. I find it very disheartening, especially for a "holistic zen"-type establishment I was part of for years. SHINE in a few words: materialistic, pseudo-yoga, trendy.

I am 50 and hormonally challenged. After weight gain and a feeling of great self loathing. I knew…read moreI had to re commit to yoga. I did yoga for many years in NYC, (my previous life) So I decided to revisit Shine Power Yoga in Maple Shade. I took Jana's class: Friday at noon. Jana's generosity as a teacher has really helped me to come every week and start to really connect inward. She has the right balance of the physical with the spiritual. Her break down of challenging poses is sooo helpful. You feel truly embraced...very healing. Thank you Jana...you are gifted

The energy in the room was great and I did not feel like I didn't belong just because it was my…read morefirst time in the studio...can't wait to join them again!

Yoga here, yoga there, yoga everywhere - but not all yoga is created equal. I look for yoga that…read moreforces me to leave everything behind on my mat. Sweat, fear, apprehension, worry, stress, daily drama and all the b.s. that comes with being an adult. I want to get my heart rate up, twist, turn, pull, stretch, bend, move and leave having nothing left to give. To be honest, I get mad when the class I take has the group sitting around rolling our writs around for an hour. I can do that on my own thank you very much. Enter Justin & Yoga Rebellion. I ended up here because a friend is constantly talking about this place and all the great things that happen in this tiny studio in Haddon Heights. First, I was welcomed in and made to feel at ease - critical for a new person. Second, the studio is clean, intimate and heated. Critical - I hate yoga in the cold. Third, the class was so challenging! Holy CROW Pose! You want a workout, you'll get one here. For me the magic comes from what happens on the mat. When I'm trying to pay attention to the queues, trying to keep the flow, trying to land the pose, trying not to fall, etc ...I am not thinking about anything else. I get out of my head, I quiet my thoughts and leave feeling refreshed. That's the whole point, a reprieve a break from life - even if it is just for an hour. My friend is an amazing yogi. I'm not, I can't do any of those crazy inversions, arm balance sequences, I'm not flexible and I still can't turn myself inside and out. I won't lie, I was intimidated from all that I've heard. There was no need. If you are, don't be. Don't worry about anything other than yourself and your practice. Give it a try, you will be so glad you did. Cheers & Namaste.

It took me YEARS to find a hot yoga studio that felt like "home". I knew my search was over during…read moremy very first class here at Anjali almost 2 years ago. Little did I know how much the teachers here would bring me to love the sweat and stress-relief of Baptiste Power Yoga. All through the lockdown of last spring, they had options for yogis of all flavors: pre-recorded audio classes, live virtual classes, guided meditations, etc. I was ecstatic when they reopened the studio for in-person classes a few months ago. The studio is bright and clean, the staff (all of them!) warm and welcoming. The class sizes are smaller due to COVID restrictions, but safety is their priority and it is truly appreciated. You won't find me on the mat anywhere else!

The space created at Anjali is the friend that reminds you that you 'get' to do life not 'have' to…read moredo it - that the power is inside of you not outside and that moving like yourself is all you have to do. Whether I go with something on my mind or ready to sweat away a bad night's sleep - I leave restored and glad I went every time!

This is the place to go for all of your yoga needs-HANDS DOWN. They offer early AM yoga, vinyasa,…read moreyin, and other workshops too! OGY has a group of highly trained instructors who will lead the way and make sure you are reaching your fullest space potential. I will usually go to yin on Mondays with Andrea (which is excellent BTW) but I have had the pleasure of also taking classes w/ Alyssa, Jess, Sakinah, Allie, Teresa, & Lauren, all of which are terrific instructors. This is not the closest studio to me, by far, but I go b/c they are very welcoming and nurturing to their students & all who attend. I recently attended a workshop that incorporated sounds (low singing, crystal bowls, & other sound techniques) and enjoyed it w/ the exception of the higher pitched sounds which were only occasionally played. Other than that, the hands on reiki & crystal bowls and the moves were terrific. So special workshops are offered every month if you'd like to try something new. You can go on the app and register for a class like 2 weeks ahead of time or you can even drop in for a class and they can sign you up right there for the class. Drop in classes & passes are available. Passes make it easier to sign up for a class & cheaper too! The studio itself is clean and always welcoming with a pleasant smell. The restroom in the corner is clean. There are many community items that you can use (ie. mats. blocks, bolsters. etc.) if you dont have your own (everyone usually uses everything & brings their mats). I have met some great people at OGY and continue to enjoy my yoga sessions when I go. Kudos to Alyssa & Co. for building such a reputable place where people can go to create their zen.

Experienced OHMGrown Yoga for the first time today. I booked online using Google which was very…read moreeasy. The class I booked was a nice, slow paced yoga experience which I needed because it has been years since I've taken a yoga class. The room was small and there were quite a few people taking the class today so it felt a little cramped, but it didn't impact the yoga experience at all. The room was warm and nicely lit and decorated. The yoga instructor (and owner I believe) was very sweet, knowledgeable, and a good instructor. I was surprised she didn't ask anyone if they had any injuries or difficulties she should be aware of. I have a pre-existing back injury and I would've loved to get her variations to promote my beck flexibility while limiting pain. Overall, a nice little studio with a good instructor! I'll definitely be going back for a few more classes and I'll update my review if anything changes!

Very nice establishment. Well ventilated, with relaxed lighting. The instructors are all…read moreknowledgeable and inspiring. There are several class types and times to accommodate your level of engagement. My favorite is Tuesday nights gentle yoga with Lynn. Very relaxing and completely revitalizing! If your a first time student, you can get an unlimited pass for $40 which is entirely worth it. Great find!

I've never written a review, but since YogaTree had none, I wanted to help get it some attention!…read moreThis place is really wonderful! I visit Riverton about once a year from the west coast where I regularly practice yoga and am so happy there's a yoga studio here that I can walk to! I've taken Lynn's All Levels class twice over the past year and her energy level is great and she is welcoming, open, & friendly. There's a great sense of community at the studio and a range of abilities and body types - I was very impressed yesterday that there were two men in the class! The all-levels class is fairly challenging at times and, like many flow classes, moves pretty fast (I'm used to holding poses longer and resting more often), but both classes have been small enough that she can give newbies personal attention. The best part is that at the end, during shivasana, she goes around and gently rubs each person's neck and presses down on your shoulders for a great little release. Go to YogaTree! I want it to be here for a long time, because I keep coming back to Riverton!

This studio is clean and inviting. Casey is a very attentive instructor, she really guides and…read moremakes sure your movement is correct . I highly recommend.

This place is so fabulous. Carole and Sylvia are such…read moreamazing instructors. They have great cues & energy. (I'm also a Pilates instructor and a physical therapist, for what it's worth) I came here for 2 weeks while visiting my folks (I live in CA) & this place is better than any studio in SF or Encinitas. Wish I could take their classes daily.

I must have walked by this studio 30 times before I actually went and signed up for a class. I…read morecouldn't get over how large this place is. I have yet to run into a yoga studio in south Jersey that has this much space. The place is stunning...I know because it stunned me. The lobby is warm, welcoming, calm and inviting. There is a lot of seating and a living room area with water/tea/magazines/etc. There are men's and ladies locker rooms in the back with showers and everything you will need to 'reset' after your practice. Lots of studios offer mat storage, here you can hang them completely open and let them dry off. Seriously, this studio is huge. The hot room itself is again...huge, it is new, modern, fresh, beautiful. My first visit here, I couldn't get over how lovely this place is. The classes I have taken have been with Suzanne, she is the owner and is very sweet and welcoming. This studio specializes in Hatha yoga featuring Ghosh lineage. Suzanne took the time to tell me that this is Tony Sanchez yoga not Bikram Choudhury yoga. There are several classes offered, the core 26, the core 30 and the master core 40. I have only taken the core 26 because that is the most frequently offered class and all I could make work around my work schedule. So here is my humble opinion about the yoga. This to me looks like Bikram, call it whatever you like....it still looks like Bikram. The room is not as hot or as humid and the grips are different in some of the poses. Everything else..... Bikram. If you are a practicing Bikram yogi, you will find that you are doing the grips incorrectly here. Such a minor detail, but worth mentioning. This studio is new, the owner told me she has only been around for a few months at this point. I hope she gets more students and is able to keep this lovely space open. I have only taken a few classes here and have found some of the other students to be very discourteous to both the instructor as well as the other practitioners in the room. Enter the studio with the intent to practice, bring what you need with you - mat, towel, whatever. I have never seen so many people go in and out of a room during a practice in my life. Stepping out for a towel, then out for water, out for a potty break, out for more water, out because it is too hot, out for whatever other stupid reason. This is a 90 minute class, get your act together and stay in the room. All of this commotion and exiting changes the temperature in an already not that hot room. It is distracting and simply rude to the person leading the class. There is an etiquette in yoga, some ... not all ... of the people that practice here do not seem to care about that. Overall, this is a nice studio and I would recommend it to anyone who wants a hot practice but is intimidated by 105 degrees and 40% humidity of traditional Bikram.

Suzanne is one of the nicest, most gentle yoga teachers I've come across in 5 years of doing hot…read moreyoga and she put together a beautiful studio. You feel relaxed as soon as you walk in and the room is huge - a great space and probably one of the biggest if not the biggest in the area. I love HOT yoga, used to doing Bikram in 100+ degrees but like that she keeps the temperature a little lower, around 95 degrees. Might not seem much of a difference but it is. I also love the Vinyasa classes they just started with Justin. If you're not into hot yoga, they offer Yin classes. They have decent size changing rooms and showers which is a plus. If you are an avid yogi or brand new to yoga, I highly recommend checking out Bluedeer!