I've been practicing yoga here for about a month and I have no complains. The teachers are amazing…read moreand will work with you no matter what level you're practicing in. They offer tons of classes every day! If you're on the fence about joining, they have a 30 days of yoga for $30 for new students. This deals really allows you to get the feel of the place. You won't regret It!

They have something awesome going on - Great class schedule with consistent times and a wide…read morevariety of yoga styles offered - Hatha, Ashtanga Mysore, Kundalini, Restorative, etc. The teachers/teaching styles also vary widely, making it interesting to come to the same class, knowing it will always be a little different. I love that they have two studios and a schedule that's easy to follow - same times during the weekdays/weekends. There is just that one thing... this location is right next to Soho Lounge, which really only matters when you're doing a class, let's say the Happy Hour class on Friday night, and shavasana is less silent corpse pose, more bass shaking walls. My solution would be to either play some music, or skip shavasana all together and maybe do a restorative pose - I mean it is supposed to be happy hour, right? Oh, and in a different class, the instructor was playing Christian music, which I didn't think was appropriate/made any sense.

I loved this place! I went on a Sunday morning with my cousin when my sister and I were in town on…read morea visit. I can't remember the instructors name, but she did a great job. It started out a little slow, which was alright because it was a Sunday and I'm used to 'gentle yoga' on Sundays, but then she really kicked it up and everyone broke a sweat without realizing it. It was a really good workout! The studio is wonderful: very wide open spaces, they had all the bolsters and blocks and mats available to use (plus mat cleaner, which was very much appreciated), so it was perfect to drop in as unprepared as we were. I know I'll be in Columbia again and I'll make it to another session for sure. This is just a really great studio!

I bought the two week pass for $36 while visiting Columbia for work. I really enjoyed the Monday…read moreand Thursday night Dharma class. I would have liked a few more physically challenging classes but all in all it is a great studio with a friendly, knowledgeable staff.

Yoga in DeMun has been open for 3 years. Christy the studio owner says she usually closes on the…read moreholidays but this year she wanted to try something different. She offered a free class today and I thought I would try it. Christy has space for 22 yogis, and today the class was packed. You do not have to bring a yoga mat, she has everything and encourages you to use them during her class. Christy has a little different teaching style than I am accustomed to, but you should give it a try.

Todd Wibbenmeyer I have been going to see Christy after…read morelife changing events for almost a year. I have to say it has been the best decision I have ever made to grab ahold of my life again . I have Tourette's and have tried EVERYTHING under the sun and never thought this would work but tried anyway . The help and support I got from Christy is unmeasurable and my sounds have been cut in half . Now I can't wait until my time of the week to go because I know it will be ok and I'm a whole person w or without sounds . Thank you Christy !!!!!

Such a wonderful welcoming studio full of love and understanding and relief! I can't praise this…read morestudio enough! Crystal's wonderful sounds and the reiki practitioners were just what I needed after a day of hectic travel. Alicia's yoga nidra's class was so uniquely relaxing and poignant. I was deeply touched. I will be returning to this great studio. A jewel of St Louis. I cannot recommend more highly this wonderful place and people!

wonderful people doing great work. Always pleasant . They Are doing a great job of creating a…read moresacred space for those who seek calm peace and love.

This may be one of the worst yoga experiences I've ever had. There are so many things wrong with…read morethis place. I bought an unlimited one month pass because I practice daily and am home for winter break from college. This is unfortunate because after my three terrible visits, I no longer ever want to step foot into this facility again. I was unfortunate enough to attend classes with Lynn and Chris. Lynn's classes were boring and redundant and even dangerous. At my first class with her, she asked around if anyone had any injuries, to which I have a stress fracture on my foot and several yogis had shoulder injuries. With this information she still made it a point to include intensive poses for one legged balance and shoulder stands. Why did she even ask if she wasn't going to change her class to fit our needs? I attended two classes with her in total, and every one of her classes are the same. Same poses, slightly different order. She also likes to spat out sanskrit without giving her students a clear indication as to what it could mean, which is just plain pretentious. Chris started off the class stating that in order to have a true practice, we must follow our flow the way we feel we should have it---that is, to form our unique practice. Whenever I diverged from whatever pose or sun salutation she wanted us to do and did my own variation for it, she would lash out and verbally draw attention to me (or other students who were also deviating), stating that I needed to do exactly as she said and not to "disrespect the sacred flow". I have had many, many more experienced instructors than her, and never had I had anyone do the exact same vinyasa nor force one onto their students. As far as hot yoga goes, Lynn doesn't even teach in a hot environment, and I would hardly call an 85 degree room "hot". If they want to advertise their yoga to be hot, it should be 100 degrees or hotter. The rooms are nicely decorated and painted for a soothing visual experience, however, the walls have sweat marks from students, and the floor in the "hot" room is carpeted which retains unpleasant odors. They offer complimentary hot tea, which is very nice, and their facility is tidy. Yogasource offers $1 mat and towel rentals. There is no indication that they sanitize their mats.

I just didn't like this place. Nobody seemed to know what they were doing or why or trying to…read moreincorporate the group in any way. Pass on these folks. Just don't get a good vibe.

So it is HOT !!! But isn't it supposed to be?? ‍. Great staff!! Super friendly and welcoming!!!…read more I even got a welcoming shoutout and gifts. . AND a follow up text to see how was feeling!!! They also have a great introductory offer!! I will be there as often as my schedule allows! ‍

Showed up at 5, door locked. Stayed an extra two minutes for the instructor to come and talk to me…read moreand say "we don't start class late". I was THERE at 5. And proceeded to let me know she unfortunately can't let me into the class today (that I just paid for by the way). I'm sorry, if you had the time to come let me know I couldn't come in for being right on time, for a class I paid for, we could have saved the class and everyone else even more time if we just quickly let me in!

I've been a member of YogaSix St. Louis since 2015. One of the things I appreciate most is the wide…read morevariety of classes offered throughout the day, which makes it easy to fit yoga into my schedule. They offer different class styles and intensity levels, so I can choose a practice that matches my energy level on any given day--sometimes is Power, other days restore and in the winter a hot yoga class it's a bliss. The instructors are kind, welcoming, and knowledgeable. I highly recommend YogaSix St. Louis to anyone looking for a studio with great teachers, flexible scheduling, and a positive, supportive community.

I LOVE my yoga studio! Friendly staff and excellent instructors make this place unique and peaceful.read more