Emi Tull kicked my butt so hard! (I'm a good way) She had me doing stuff I had tried before but…read morenever had the courage! I am so happy I found her because she is one of the best Dharma yoga teachers I have met in the world! The space and studio are so big and ready for people serious about yoga!

This is an update regarding the shower. I think the showers need an inspection or maintenance. It…read morehas a twin shower valve, there is no indication of which is what. But we figured the top valve is the on/off and the bottom is the hot/cold. However, the hot/cold valve has no indication on which side is hot and which is cold. Most of them (maybe after certain years) can be turned 360 degree. There was a time I was going to take a shower, no hot water, no matter which side I turned, just no hot water. Then I went to the other one. The temperature went super high within seconds, luckily I managed to "escape". The shower room was covered it white smoke and I had to try to turn it off without burning myself. I notice the other studios have similar issue, and I hope they will pay more attention to their facilities.

I've been wanting to try this place for so long, but was overwhelmed by all the different types of…read moreyoga on offer - which one was I supposed to choose...! Finally I settled on Vinyasa Flow, as it's description seemed closest to the Power Yoga style which I really enjoy. And it was perfect. The centre is tucked away in a cute little laneway in South Kensington. It's clean, warm and well-equipped with mats, blankets, blocks, everything you need to support your practice. The staff and instructors are all incredibly helpful and friendly too. I will definitely be back for more Vinyasa :)

Went for a Iyengar yoga class which I booked through class pass. Was very excited to try out a…read morestudio in a different neighbourhood, but we were very disappointed. The woman at the front desk was rude and dismissive, and the teacher was an absolute nightmare. Instead of the warm and encouraging attitude you would normally expect from a yoga teacher, this woman snapped at people if they did something wrong, and I even saw her grabbing and pulling on someone's pony tail to correct their posture. Further the class was only focused on hamstring stretches, which ended up being very painful towards the end of the 60 minute class. If anyone needed to take a break, you would immediately be scolded by the yoga nazi. Very unprofessional - will not be returning.

This is the best and most effective personal training session I've ever done. I worked with Josh to…read moredo some strength training before the Berlin marathon and boy was I pushed. The session was intense in the best possible way and I started feeling the results the next day. The studio is also extremely beautiful and hip, in particular the outdoor area. Josh also has a really cute dog that sometimes chills during the classes. Highly recommend!

Extremely disappointed!…read more I was visiting London from the States and I was so excited to find the power yoga company on yelp. It was just a few train stops away from my hotel. So I grabbed my ID, Oyster card, and some cash and ran out the door on my last day in London to take class. They don't take cash (didn't see that on their site and I'd been to a few sites that stressed they only take cash). I explained to the desk girl and a teacher that I didn't bring my cards and I was leaving London early tomorrow morning and was really looking forward to a class. They just kept repeating "sorry we don't take cash." Seriously? That was all they had to offer was "we don't take cash." I offered to pay the exact amount, just in case they don't have change - Nope. I suggested maybe I give one of them the cash and if they could buy class for me - NOPE. What great karma practice on their end - NOT! I'm a yoga teacher in DC at a very popular yoga studio. We often get visitors from other countries and other states, students who have forgotten wallets and didn't realize they were out of classes, students who really NEED some yoga or were looking forward to yoga that day. You know what we do? We let them in for free! It's really not that difficult. And I wasn't even asking for free yoga! I had money. Exact change and they refused to take it. They should review their best practice for rare situations like this. Because the way this was handled by two staff members was ridiculous. I considered going back with my card but why bother? They clearly do not have a Karma practice. And I can't believe that they are leading teacher training programs! Horrible!

I've been here 4 times now, attending classes with a different instructor each time, and have tried…read morethe Level 1, All Levels, and Flow and Restore classes thus far. Two of my visits have been on weekday evenings; the Flow and Restore was a Sunday evening, and I took 1 class on a Sunday morning at 8 AM (1st class of the day). I've enjoyed all the classes I've taken so far, and would definitely come back regularly. My favorite class has been the All Levels class, which I've attended twice. It definitely helps to have yoga experience beforehand, as this class goes pretty quickly and an explanation of what the poses are tends to be cursory but not super descriptive. I found that I got a very satisfying and sweaty workout from this class, and it was easy to adapt or make adjustments based on your personal level of practice. In contrast, the Level 1 class was definitely more suited for beginners, since the instructor made sure to describe and show each pose, and the class moved at a slower pace. All of the instructors I've had so far have been nice and good about making corrections in a constructive but unobtrusive way. Three of the classes I've taken have been in the downstairs studio, which is larger. The Level 1 class I took was in the upstairs studio, which was smaller. I believe that class also had a limited number of spots and the mats were all laid out for us when we arrived (in the downstairs studio you get and set up your mats/blocks yourself). The mats were really close together and I was always knocking into the person next to me, or the wall (I was at the end of a row of mats), which detracted from my experience a bit. I probably won't take the Level 1 class again, but I really liked the other classes I took in the downstairs studio. The changing rooms are nice and pretty clean; I think the floors are heated, which is nice. There are hooks from which to hang bags/coats but you leave your valuables at the front desk, where they give you a cubby # for when you come back to collect them. There is also 1 sink and a couple of showers in the ladies' changing room (can't speak for the men's). The changing rooms have fewer amenities than I've seen at the American studios I've been to, but they're definitely serviceable and welcoming (and I never used many of the amenities at my American studios anyway). Mats and blocks are provided, as well as washcloths and cleaning spray with which to wipe down the mats at the end of class. Even when attending class in the larger downstairs studio, I would recommend arriving early because the classes are pretty popular and floor space fills up fast. I usually arrive at least 15 minutes ahead of the scheduled class time but I've never been the 1st one there. When attending the 8 AM Sunday morning class, the studio was open at 7:45, although the reception desk was unmanned for a few minutes after 7:45 since the staff was setting up. This is a great studio to practice at, with a good range of instructors. You can definitely get a good workout from the All Levels class or a good introduction from the Level 1 class.

My new favorite studio! I came here while in town from Los Angeles and I thoroughly enjoyed the…read moremultiple classes that I took. I was so happy to find a place that offered both heated mat classes as well as reformer. Sara was an amazing instructor, so knowledgable and had such good energy! Beautiful, clean studio and everyone here was so incredibly nice and welcoming. I can't wait to come back the next time I'm in town!

So nice so welcoming! And the instructions for the bikram yoga were excellent with a side of…read morehumour! I am so happy I found this peaceful space. Classmates were so friendly it took me a while to actually leave hahah! Can't wait to try again

I have taken a real mix of classes at Slice and I am a fan! From hiit classes, to 80s dance…read moreaerobics, spin and my new favorite pound fittness, they really have it all. The studios are all well sized and never overpacked which I have found at a lot of gyms. The bathroom facilities have lockers, very clean showers (there is a difference between having showers and having showers one wants to use) and hair dryers which is great if you are getting ready before work. If you have little ones there is a play area for them as well as a cafe. Warning the cupcakes are amazing but also come in mini size so you dont completely cancel your workout.

Huge variety of classes, cool instructors and great facilities. I attended trampoline and Box Fit…read moreand I can't wait to try more!!

Bikram Yoga is basically yoga in a sauna - more specifically, it is a series of 26 Hatha Yoga…read morepostures and 2 breathing exercises carried out in a heated room. Hot Bikram Yoga is Balham is a new establishment which focuses specifically on Bikram Yoga. The centre is great and the interior is elegantly styled portraying a clam and serene atmosphere. The classes take place throughout the day, the earliest at 6.30am and the latest at 8pm and 8.45pm during the week which means that there's no excuse not to go after work! I could see why people become addicted to this type of yoga - on your first couple of times you may feel slightly dizzy due to the intense heat but once your body adapts you feel amazing, The centre is also offering an introductory special offer of 10 days for £10 which will give you a good opportunity to see if it something you enjoy. After that there are various bulk deals or £13 per class on a drop in basis which is slightly on the expensive side. Bikram Yoga is definitely worth a go and a great location for South Londeners. Take a couple of towels and prepare to sweat!

I've been doing Bikram for a few years, not in a hardcore, 30-day challenge way, but in a more…read morepedestrian regularly irregular type of way. Because of that I'm a sucker for Groupons and deals for different studios, but not anymore. Hot Bikram Yoga classes are by far the best I've taken. The instructors are incredibly nice, and encouraging without yelling and making you feel like an imbecile (It happens) which is great. I've only been to the Fulham and London Bridge locations but the rooms at both were really nice. Well spaced, good mirrors and a degree of natural light which is nice. The London Bridge studio in particular is the bomb dot com. The room is huge, and has some mirrored pillars which is awesome if you want to check your technique from the side. And just as a response to a couple of the other reviews, trust me when I say all the studios I've ever been to smell kind of funky, all of them have pretty small changing rooms, and all of them will cram you in if it's a busy class. It's yoga baby, get cosy.