I love Yoga at the Well. I've been taking classes with Leslie for close to 20 years. Best class…read morein town and the benefits are incredible. I highly recommend this studio for especially for those with chronic pain.

My favorite yoga spot. A place to make friends and talk yoga. Excellent teachers with great…read moreadjustments and advice. Especially good for people new to yoga or with injuries who don't want the pressure of a high intensity fast paced work out. But those who do want a workout can get one if they choose.

I have been a student at Minnehaha Yoga since the summer of 2011 until now. I had a great Vinyasa…read moreteacher at the studio and enjoyed a weekly class at 6:30am on Thursday mornings. The space is cozy and lots of one-on-one attention is given to students. However, I received an email from the studio owner on Wednesday, January 4th, 2012 saying that the Thursday class had been canceled. This was one day's notice. I had just purchased a new package in the middle of December for five additional classes. With Thursday being the only class that worked in my schedule, I was left with no other class options. I called the owner twice and emailed her once requesting a refund and some explanation, but she never contacted me. This morning, I stopped by her studio around 9:00am to see about the refund. She refused to refund my money and said, "schedules change all the time, but we don't do refunds." We argued for about ten minutes before I left. She never said why she had failed to return my calls or email. As I said to her this morning, I think the abrupt canceling of a class and the unwillingness to return phone calls or emails are both unprofessional. So, for now, I am forced to wait until the studio offers another early morning class so that I can use the classes I paid for.

Wow! I had a couple friends tell me this place was the bomb dot com but I had no idea. I went to…read moreCommon Ground for a meditation on Sunday but arrived a little late and didn't want to interrupt the session. Lucky for me, I was able to come back a few weeks later for a people of color meditation session. Whaaaaaa!!! I didn't know they had such things! You get to the center and if it's not super busy you can park in the lot. For most of their bigger events or weekend meditation days you'll want to get there plenty early since it fills up fast. When you enter there are spots for your shoes (like a yoga studio) and coat hangers. They recommend you take any valuables with you or don't bring them since it not a monitored area. There are two meditation rooms on the first floor, one with a kitchen where you can get tea or water if there's not a session happening. The second is a large room where we had the people of color event. Chairs, blankets and cushions are provided so you don't have to worry about buying anything. The instructors and space are very welcoming. They have great ways to ground and connect everyone together quickly but also authentically. I'm definitely going back, it was a great experience and you learn about mindfulness, Buddhism and the practice.

I absolutely adore this hidden gem for regaining your Zen! I've been to other Buddhist Meditation…read morecenters in Minneapolis and have felt somewhat intimidated.. This place and it's participants are so approachable and its philosophy entirely undogmatic. I go to the Sunday morning 10:30 a.m. Dharma talks. If you're a Mama or Papa you can even bring your 1-8 year old to be part of the kids group while you get your Buddha on. The space is small, spare, and perfectly relaxing. Sit on a chair or cushion and choose to donate whatever amount you're comfortable with for all activities. They have any number of special issue groups, retreats, yoga, T'ai Chi, and even a program for teenagers. Mark is insightful without being at all preachy or superior. I LOVE that after the talk, participants ask questions regarding real world challenges they are facing in terms of integrating their practice into their daily lives. Somehow it manages to make that day's talk clearly applicable to everday life without feeling as though anyone is engaging in 'T.M.I.' or some sort of New Agey therapy group. I float out feeling much lighter and calmer!

I really enjoyed doing yoga here! The plants added to a great environment and the session was the…read moreperfect balance of peace and challenge. Frances was also such a phenomenal facilitator!

A fabulously warm and accessible environment…read more Great location and parking. Reasonably priced and generous in the community. Your body will thank you!!

Great yoga studio. Has classes for all ages and abilities. Experienced teachers. Takes steps to…read moreprotect against Covid. 11:00 am class on Saturdays is the class I attend. Teacher is very experienced and helpful.

I'm not giving this place a fair shake. Because you should never, ever shake your baby, and I'm…read moreonly here to review the mother and baby yoga class. Mother and baby yoga consists basically of moms moving their babies gracefully and purposefully around their bodies while doing modified yoga poses. The class emphasizes following one's own energy levels and listening to one's baby; the teacher "invited" us to do a lot of basic elements of yoga (breathing or more advanced poses). But here's the thing. It wasn't yoga. It was gentle baby swinging. And it wasn't even yoga for the baby, since most of them cried or slept. It wasn't even relaxing, because I had to deal with my baby. What I REALLY wanted was for someone to take the damn baby so I could do some yoga.

My new local prenatal yoga center! Love this place!…read more The location was confusing at first since it's in a random office building off of a side road from a side road. However, their website literally has a picture of the building which is very helpful! This facility seems like a small start-up for some instructors/owners who seem to be involved with many baby/child/birth programs and companies throughout the Twin Cities but that is simply a speculation on my part. The instructor gave great insight on resources for a first time pregnant mom. Very helpful, again! The classroom was large and welcoming. The setting was casual as the few ladies in class chatted about daycares and birth centers and other baby things to begin class. The class itself was very beneficial in a way-preggo kinda breathe-breathe-breathe way. They have awesome pricing for passes and drop-ins. I'll be back for sure!

If you have kids I can't recommend the Saturday story time yoga enough. The owner Jessie Forson has…read moreelementary school teaching experience which means she really knows how to keeps kids engaged, pace class well and have fun in the process! The location is a bit of a pain but the studio itself is cheery and bright and the yoga poses are great for the whole family.

I went in when I could barely walk because of my sore knees and feet and Dr. Alex gave me hope and…read morethe acupuncture and adjustments got me going again. I thought at 78 it might never get better. But it did and everyday I am getting better. I no longer have to take meds in the daytime. They were all very nice people too! Wha a deal!

I have been going here for years and I absolutely love them!! I was a former gymnast and was really…read morerough with my body, since quitting my hips and back were starting to cause issue's. After my first appointment with dr.Chang I was able to move so much more freely. This place has really helped me live my life pain free! and if my back ever locks up on me, they always get me in so quickly. Great place to go with such a caring and friendly team!

I have been coming here for several years and love it. The teachers are fabulous and push you to…read morecontinually do your best. Pilates is an important part of my workout regime and has helped me avoid injury by strengthening my core. My husband does the active isolated stretching here as well. It has changed his life. Problem areas like sore lower back and tight hamstrings are gone. He couldn't be happier with the results.