I can't say enough good things about this yoga studio! I've tried a lot of yoga studios out in my…read morelifetime and this one is hands down my favorite. Booking classes is super easy either online or on their app. They have 2 yoga rooms: Fire (hot yoga) room which most of their classes are in and holds 45 people, and a smaller unheated room called Earth which holds up to 20 people. I love the variety of classes that are offered. Hot power yoga is the most common class and it's such a great work out. They give you a cold peppermint towel at the end of any hot yoga class and it's pure bliss! They also have unheated yin classes, HIIT hot yoga classes (called JuicyStrong), and everything in between. All the instructors have their own flare to their classes which I love. They get to make their own playlists which set the tone for class and they vary a lot. The studio usually has a monthly or seasonal challenge which is super motivating for me personally! Ample free parking, 2 showers with soap/shampoo, lockers available. Blankets and bolsters for yin yoga provided. Blocks, straps, and more available in hot yoga room. Easy one-click check in on their tablets for classes. All you need to bring is your yoga mat, lots of water, and a sweat towel and you're good to go!

Amazing studio with instructors who all have their own varied styles but it keeps the classes fun…read moreand challenging! This place is a hidden little gem in Mountlake Terrace. IYKYK! They also occasionally have sound baths or breathwork workshops!

Good teachers for all levels. I have taken classes from there for years. They come with the…read morehighest recommendations

I have taken classes at Two Dog Yoga studio for more than 7 years. Two Dog Yoga is an outstanding…read moreyoga studio and much more. In addition to daily, standard asana classes with outstanding teachers who walk their talk, two dog offers other yoga classes such as yoga for pain relief, restorative yoga, yoga nidra, and yoga workshops, In addition, the studio hosts events that nourish the body, mind, heart and spirit. Some of these include sound baths, meditations, concerts and dances. The studio looks out for the greater Lake City and world communities by offering free yoga classes for seniors at the Lake City Community Center and fund raisers for Yelapa, Mexico, the location where Two Dog gives an annual retreat. Two Dog places a high priority on building relationships. Give Two Dog a try. You will feel welcomed there!

I have only gotten a massage here but Marin is like a body whisperer. She has a knack for not only…read moretreating your ailments but also for discovering the root cause. Sometimes it is not what I was expecting but it always makes sense, I am learning more and more about how everything in my body is connected. The only downside to being so good is you have to book appointments way in advance. The massage studio is private, warm and comfortable. The bed is adjustable in height which I have never experienced before, it's cool! I prefer a stronger, deeper technique and Marin delivers as much as I can stand. I get the sense that she is doing just what my body needs and I have always left feeling like my mobility has improved and I have learned something new as Marin also is free with tips, exercises and advice which I appreciate. Marin understands athletes. I am a competitive runner and avid cyclist who's ultimate goal is always either keeping injury at bay or getting back in the game stat. I can't recommend her services highly enough.

I have been attending Marin's yoga classes for almost two years now. Marin is marvelous; she…read moreexplains the poses and provides individual attention so that each person gets the most out of their practice. She does this with tremendous caring and kindness. Although I was reluctant to attend initially, it is now the highlight of my week since I always leave there in a better frame of mind then when I arrived.

I've been going to this studio for the past several months and really enjoy it. I was originally…read morereferred by my medical provider who described Iyengar Yoga as "alignment Yoga". I'm very tall, so my reason to start a regular Yoga practice was mainly about correcting my posture. I've noticed a much better awareness and improvement in my posture since I have been attending. I also really enjoy the group of people that go to this studio. There are a lot of regulars and everyone who comes is very friendly. Highly Recommended!

I've been taking classes at Tree House for about four years now. I really appreciate the level of…read moreknowledge (both of yoga and anatomy) the instructors have -- I have two permanent injuries that greatly affect my flexibility and which poses I need modifications for, and they are very careful and helpful. There is also none of that "competitive" vibe from the other students that I have experienced elsewhere. It's a very supportive and welcoming environment.

I've loved Whole Life Yoga for years. Their Viniyoga approach is adaptable to new and experienced…read moreyogis alike. This isn't an aerobics class calling itself yoga; it's an informed, safe, mindful, calming, energizing practice that can be as challenging as the student wants. I'm a 20+ year practitioner and I like a more challenging practice but I see newer students enjoying practice too. I especially love how there are always millennials mixed in with retirement- aged yogis. With covid they closed their physical space and moved to zoom classes. I'm amazed to say that even the zoom classes are wonderful. I was skeptical, but Kim (the owner and only online teacher I've had) still helps with alignment if she notices you need help, and I still get that Whole Life Yoga feeling of calm and grounding.

It's been one whole year since I broke my ankle now, so I am giving myself until the end of…read moreDecember to quit talking about it . . . but it is relevant to my review of Whole Life Yoga . . . or, at least I'll MAKE it relevant so I can mention it :o) You know that girl? That cute, teensy girl wearing the cool, color-coordinated Athleta yoga outfit with the appropriately zen-like tattoo in a place only exposed during the most twisty of yoga poses that she executes flawlessly--? I am afraid that if I attend a yoga class with a group of them, they will execute a series of yoga poses in perfect synchronization, and then simultaneously change into fembot ninja assassins and turn on me. I'M the girl who looks like a real person, wears whatever is handy to work out in--and probably accidentally spilled something on herself on the way to class--develops bed head after lying on the yoga mat for 5 seconds and can't even THINK about imitating a pretzel because of all of the creaks and groans and current structural concerns of my skeletal system. Right now I'm pretty happy if I can get from lying down to sitting or standing with no major muscle spasms. So, I really wanted to try yoga to further work on my ankle (still swollen and hard to flex after a year), incorporate a mind-body workout for relaxation and reap the other many benefits . . . but I was intimidated. It's like any new thing for me: I fear judgment and massive humiliation but (eventually) have to power through it anyway--there aren't REALLY any fembots, right? Or, I am sure they are all very nice, once you get to know them . . . So I started looking on Yelp for the least of all scary yoga studios. Whole Life branded itself as yoga for real people, so I gave it a shot. I am SO glad I did! Everyone is so nice, and helpful and everything else that has been said in other reviews. I was shocked to discover that a lot of the people that go there have worse issues than a broken ankle--I was feeling pretty good that I ONLY had a broken ankle. We all do what we can and progress at our own rate, and there is always someone to help you modify a pose (I think they have a person on stand-by full-time for me). I've gone from being super-intimidated to doing yoga three times a week with zero habit-building pains. And those perfect people? I figured out that they only exist in magazines, television and in website photos . . . actually, I see a lot of "beautiful" people at Whole Life, but they are beautiful in a real-person, three-dimensional way . . . sort of like a Dove soap commercial. :o)

I have been taking classes here for almost a year and highly recommend it for people of any skill…read morelevel. The instructors encourage you to challenge yourself while also respecting your body's limits. The atmosphere is very friendly and welcoming, while also being quiet and peaceful. Attending the classes regularly has helped me build a lot of strength and flexibility. I've surprised myself with some of the postures that I'm not able to do that seemed impossible before.

I found Lakeview yoga online as I was trying to find a place that offered a safe space for…read morebeginners and found the meditation yoga class as one of the options. It's been really great and Kevin has been an awesome and welcoming instructor. If you're looking for a place to start your yoga journey I would highly recommend this studio!

Twist Yoga-Edmonds is a lovely studio and they have great teachers. Attending class is always a…read morehighlight in the week.

Twist Yoga is such a special place. Instructors offer unique perspectives into the theory and…read morepractice of yoga. They are invested in continuous education and the betterment of their students. The staff is caring, considerate, and dedicated. My spiritual practice has deepened as much as my physical practice. Thank you to everyone at Twist for your dedication to your students and yourself. Namaste.