Every time I come to this yoga studio, I think why don't I come here more often? It's not very far…read morefrom where I live, but it's just kind of off the beaten path for me. The studio is clean and light, and they have a lot of nice equipment to use as far as blocks, bolsters, and blankets. I've been to a variety of types of classes here, but most recently I did a deep healing class taught by Tiffinie. It was pure magic and my body needed that. 75 minutes of slow postures that are held for a little bit longer, mobility exercises, and breathing. I will definitely return and I'd like to make it more of a habit to visit the studio. Plus, there's a great smoothie shop next-door and tasty coffee available at the brewery just down the street!

First time taking a class at the South Park Yoga studio and I loved my experience! The check-in…read moreprocess was easy and seamless, and the studio itself is clean and spacious. I attended the Deep Healing class with Tiffiney, and she has that flow down to perfection. It was challenging in a restorative way, forcing me to slow down and focus on the present moment rather than worrying about my next meeting. A truly enjoyable experience. I will be back!

I've been practicing Bikram yoga for 15 years, and I've practiced in San Francisco, Portland,…read moreSeattle, New York, Fresno, The desert in CA, and Hawaii. This studio, at least three out of the four classes I took while I was visiting San Diego, was by far the hottest studio. There is no ventilation at all during or after class, which, for someone like me, isn't necessarily a bad thing. I like it HOT, and I'm often thinking, "Enough with the fan/door/window" when instructors use them too much. I dont go to Bikram yoga to stay cool. However, this studio could use a few moments of respite during the 90 minute class. The thing that surprised me the most, however, was that it seemed perfectly acceptable for people to leave class. That's a no-no in Bikram, usually. People wandered in and out for the entire 90 minutes, and they even showed up late, setting up their mats and towels halfway through the opening breathing exercise. The instructors were all pretty good, and the first three were all more 'old school Bikram', which I like. The fourth was a woman who kept the room MUCH cooler (way too cool for me) than the other instructors and her teaching was quiet and repetitive, lacking much of the normal dialogue. The last thing I'll say is all of the instructors' "minute long postures" were about 30 seconds. The studio is huge, there are nice (communal) showers, lockers, and overall, I really enjoyed practicing at this San Diego studio. I will be back.

Probably the best and purest Bikram studio in America. They do one and only one thing and do it…read morevery well. 90 minute classes only. The temperature is consistently on point. The small room allows for personalized instruction. Jim Kallett the owner is the real deal. This method of yoga is the single most comprehensive form of exercise around, developing strength, balance, flexibility and endurance. I have progressed so much since joining, and my body is just much more functional. Old injuries to my knee, ankle and back are entirely healed. It's the truth, and this studio is the realest

I have been coming here for 6 months and absolutely love it! Especially it being walking distance…read morefrom my place! I started going Saturdays and then switched to Sundays. I've seen three different instructors and have loved them all. I do really love Jamie's flow! I also love how small the place is. I think there's 6 reformers. I do wish they had classes at 6am on the weekdays but I think their earliest class is 630am.

Quaint little studio. It was my first ever Pilates class and Delaina was so helpful and patient and…read moregave lots of positive feedback. She was so nice and helpful, really made my first experience feel like I have gone to this studio for years. The group of girls I did class with did great and were nice. Overall very positive experience 10 out of 10 recommend

This is a fabulous new and intimate studio on El Cajon Blvd. The outside area can be a little…read moresketchy, but once you are inside, it is very calming and out of the fray. I took a sunday night restorative yoga class with about 3 others and it was a great way to start the week. There's aren't many classes where you can stop and hold poses for a few minutes, so you can really feel the stretch. Would definitely recommend!

I took a 6:30 AM box + lift class with Lauren and had a great time! She was super helpful with…read moregiving corrections, modifications, and directions. This class is great for all levels of boxing, as a beginner I really appreciated her pace. Her playlist was pretty pop-heavy which was helpful to keep the energy up. I would definitely come back again. The space itself is cozy, warm and welcoming. You can tell that the focus is on feeling good, not just fitness.

BEWARE. When you enroll in a membership, you HAVE TO email them 30 days in advance to cancel or…read moreelse they will continue to charge you the monthly fee. So, two months in you have to cancel when you're doing the three month membership. 30 days prior is crazy to me. Shouldn't be that way. Their classes are mediocre at best. I wouldn't recommend. Instructors arrive at the studio minutes before class starts or at the start of the class. For example, if class starts at 5:30, the instructor is arriving at 5;30 and opening the doors for everyone. It sucks that we're all waiting on them to get there. I paid for the 3 month membership and had at least 4 classes canceled in that time. In May alone they canceled 2 classes. Save your money.

I left a similar review for the mission valley location. This location is very beautiful, which is…read morethe only thing that makes it better than the other locations. LIke the others, they don't provide water, but at least this one has a bathroom. If you look on their schedule, the classes are all over the place and never consistent. The teachers fluctuate and the quality of the class depends on the teacher you get. There's no progression in your training and it's ad hoc. Everyone gets the same teaching, whether you are new or advanced. Also their hours are wrong. there's only someone at the location if there's a class. No one picks up the phone and emails take forever for reply.

If you are a San Diegian or just visiting, this space welcomes you. With Yoga Church SD, there is…read moreno barrier of entry. Come as you are with what you have. No judgement, all love. The owner crossed my path about a year ago, and I left my previous gym because her passion, vulnerability and love for life embodies this space and these people. Try it out and I promise you will not regret it. Plus the Yoga at the Bay classes are experience on their own. Take a moment of self love with Yoga Church SD

I had a beautiful start to my weekend on Saturday morning at Mission Bay with Danna from Yoga…read moreChurch. A friend told me about these outdoor classes every Saturday at Mission Bay at 9:15am. I bought a 2 week trial on the website for $22 and then signed up for the class. Showed up Saturday morning, the sun was starting to peak out, and everyone was getting setup right up against the water. Danna taught a beautiful flow, that was fun and felt soooo good. Afterwards she encouraged us to chat with someone new about something we're grateful for, and then the last Saturday of every month is a potluck, so everyone brought something to contribute and sat around and chatted and munched on brunch bites. Everyone at the class was so friendly and it was just so nice. I'll definitely be back next Saturday!

I took a Sunday morning flow class with Lili at this studio through ClassPass recently and it was…read moreone of my favorite yoga sessions ever. The studio is very relaxing and calming. There were only about 6 of us in the class which was great because anymore could probably feel crowded in there. The class was a great combination of flow, working out, and relaxing. I would definitely take this class again.

Cute yoga studio at the bottom of the El Cortez that is super convenient for those who live on…read moreCortez hill. Parking can be somewhat difficult and there are some meters that you have to pay until 6pm. I have been coming here for the past year or so, first when they were holding classes on the outdoor patio of the El Cortez and now in-studio. I do wish there were still some options for outdoor classes especially as the weather is getting nicer, but the studio has a nice relaxing feel and it is very clean. While it does live up to its name, it is an intimate studio, where I have seen 12 people manage to fit in there (plus the teacher) and it was a little cramped but still doable. I particularly like the Saturday morning class (great way to start the weekend) and the power class on Wednesday nights. They are also on ClassPass - come check it out!

Went to ask a question just before 623pm 11/24/25 about a job I have for Pilates casting video. I…read morewanted to attend a class or pay for some time to make a video. Yet, I didn't get a chance to ask my question and the instructor turned me away and told me no thanks. I replied I didn't even ask my question, she was like. I know, I am not interested. She was a burnet female instructor. I felt disrespected and was not given a chance to speak. Very rude. I'll go elsewhere to find some instruction on technique and form for my video. God people no and days are so rude. She needs some customer service training or could have referred me somewhere else.

Worst money grab studio in the area. Won't refund any part of your payment for instructor training…read moreif you have a medical emergency. Not sure why they even note part of payment as deposit as they have 100% no refund policy. Is this legal?? No, it's not. And it's predatory. I and a few other students reported them to the better business bureau and the California department of consumer affairs. This is not a place of respectable practices.