The yoga garden is pretty good considering it was close to where we live. Definitely pretty good…read morepricing too at least for individual class/sessions. The instructor was super nice and definitely very knowledgeable with the poses they were showing us to do. The outside of the place though isn't the best because it's literally already outside and it's like you're on someone's backyard. But other than pretty good place to start yoga in general.

This place is a little slice of heaven in downtown Duvall. The yoga studio is beautiful and a…read morereally unique space with lots of natural lighting. The owners are super nice and make an effort to get to know everyone that comes in. It's a tight-knit community that is welcoming from the start. I suggest doing the two week discounted new student special and trying out different classes. The all levels classes are on the more gentle side. There is a nice variety with Barre classes, Body in Motion (with weights) and Mat Pilates.

Unfortunately, I can no longer recommend YogaSix Sammamish…read more It's much easier to sign up for a membership than it is to get support when you need help managing one. What should have been a simple request turned into days of unanswered emails, missed follow-ups, and repeated attempts to get assistance. The instructors are excellent, welcoming, and create a great class experience, which makes this review particularly disappointing to write. However, my experience with studio management and membership support has been frustrating. Over several weeks, I attempted to resolve a membership issue and encountered repeated communication breakdowns. I was directed to different people, asked to send emails to their general manager, Lorena, who did not respond despite multiple follow-up attempts, given timelines for responses, and promised follow-up calls that never happened. Each time, I had to proactively follow up and restart the process myself. The issue itself wasn't the problem, the lack of accountability and follow-through was. Clear communication and reliable customer support are just as important as the quality of the classes, and unfortunately that was missing from my experience. Some of the staff I interacted with were kind and professional, but there seemed to be a disconnect when it came to resolving member concerns and ensuring commitments were kept. I hope leadership takes this feedback seriously because the instructors and classes deserve praise. However, a positive studio experience extends beyond the classroom, and there is significant room for improvement when it comes to member support and communication.

Still waiting to try my first class here but had to leave a proactive 5 star review because of the…read moreAMAZING service here. We had to last minute cancel a class and the staff were so understanding, caring, and flexible. Really appreciate such high class service and look forward to our first class :)

I'm so happy to have a yoga studio like this in town, where the instructors not only teach great…read moreclasses, but also want to get to know the students. They ask for feedback regularly (and actually address it!), and the schedule is updated seasonally with new classes and workshops. I love that the room is heated -- in the dead of winter it greets you like a warm hug. Yoga in the park during the summer is equally great, with Mt. Si towering over you. Awesome vibes and a sense of community... what's not to love?

This dance studio is amazing. My daughter has taken ballet, jazz, tap, hip hop, acro and lyrical…read more There is such a positive vibe and inclusivity that seems rare for a dance school. Despite it not seeming like a pressure cooker of competitiveness, their dance team is incredible. There is so much love and support, as well as a fostering of young talent, that it is a joy to be a part of.

Lindsay, the owner of One Mind Yoga, is fantastic. I've practiced at other studios in the area…read more(Green Village Yoga, and the former Terra Yoga) and she is by far my favorite yoga teacher. She's kind, supportive, and really encourages her students to be the leaders in their practice and do what feels right for them. She offers a lot of modifications, so her classes are great for all levels (unless specified otherwise). Her Friday night candlelight class has been a long-standing favorite of mine. I've also been enjoying her TRX-Yoga Fusion class. She teaches an inversion workshop once a month which I LOVE. I've seen slow but steady progress in my inversions since I started taking her workshop, and her feedback and guidance has been instrumental. If you're looking for a safe, welcoming environment to try out yoga for the first time, or maybe to get some more advanced feedback on how to improve your practice, then definitely take a class at One Mind Yoga. (The first class is even free!)

Well, hello, Lindsey, no need to reintroduce yourself, because I remember you personally from…read moretalking to you on the phone plus meeting you... I called initially to inquire about yoga and after getting a condescending and belittling response from you on the phone, I confronted your unjustifiably rude behavior. You then had the audacity to call me back to harass me by leaving an abusive and horrific voicemail when I did not pick up my phone. Not only you had violated my boundaries by calling me back without me asking, but you also were also full of excuses and a showed complete lack of humility which was unsettling. After I shared my experience and the voicemail you left on my phone, other students and teachers confirmed with me that you have treated them very badly before, and this type of toxic behavior from you is nothing new at all. You have acknowledged that while my other reviews came from first-hand experiences, you have come up with an accusation by stating that the review I have written of your business was fake news. How does it make sense for me to write real reviews for other places while writing a fake review for yours only? Additionally, most majority of my Yelp reviews are 5 stars and only a few are 1-star reviews. What does this say about you? When I read Ann Marie's review, I knew that nothing has changed. Same MO. Please be show humility and be accountable for your behavior for once in your life, instead of projecting your own sense of inadequacy and putting a nasty attitude toward others (out of pure projection) who had never done anything to hurt or sabotage you. You work from a twisted mindset that you must out win anyone or anything to prove your self-worth while kicking others cruelly when they are already down. Your MO is to condescend or belittle people to destroy their self-esteem and self-worth (I notice a pattern that you like to target women) to make yourself feel superior. Such a mentality of yours is clearly reflected in how you continuously treat others. And remember, the yoga community is small and people talk, and stories circulate. When I shared your voicemail you left on my phone with other teachers no one was surprised by what they heard. How you have treated your students and teachers will always follow you like a shadow, no matter how much you try to exonerate yourself, by continually smearing those who left negative reviews for your business. From your defensive responses full of excuses and self-denials, it's so clear that there is no reflections or self-inquiry about how you have hurt others nor trying to understand where others are coming from. And trust me, you GOT QUITE THE REPUTATION in the yoga community! And looks like you are still doing the same thing and no lessons learned, Ann Marie was speaking the truth, and you didn't want to hear it. Never mind reflecting back on your condescending and belittling comments and how might that have affected someone. I mean mocking & belittling someone for having a Costco surfboard? Oh because your surfboard is supposed to be more superior? Degrading and insulting someone in front of everyone? Seriously?!?!? I am also NOT surprised at all of your response to my post or to Anna Marie's. The truth will always prevail in the end. Before acting like a victim and cry me a river about your business, maybe think about how Karma works, and not forget a place like Yelp where the wronged customers can speak out and air their grievances. If you care so much about your business, maybe start treating people with more appreciation, respect, and dignity. I wish you all the best of luck on your healing journey because you need it.

I had a gift certificate I wanted to utilize from there, when I signed up for evening classes the…read morewoman didn't know how to do a gift certificate and said I could use again next time so I had to pay. Then COVID happened. I requested a refund and left the certificate number and what occurred many times over the last two years with voice messages and emails and never received any sort of return message. Originally I thought I would possibly return, now I will never. Don't have the decency to contact me.

I visited my friend in Issaquah just last week and she recommended I check out Village Green Yoga…read more The studio is welcoming, calm, and relaxing. I had a wonderful experience with Lindsay. Lindsay was very friendly and genuinely interested in her students. She is extremely knowledgeable and she gave both modifications and progressions for each pose/flow sequence. The next time I am in the area, I will definitely be back!

My wife and I have been yoga enthusiasts for more than twenty years. Many teacher hours and classes…read morewhere ever we travel including Europe, Asia, south and Central America, as well as all over the US from NYC (BK iyengar institute) to Florida to California. Without question, Matt Queen is the best yoga instructor we have ever encountered. Anyone lucky enough to encounter his patience, kindness and deep knowledge of the subject has given themselves a precious and lifelong gift. Also, he can show it himself, which sadly we frequently find in places, even expensive yoga retreats. I think he does only private sessions, and may only teach teachers, but the trip out there is worth it if you can get a session.

When I lived in North Bend, I went to the Shala several times a week. That was the year I got…read morebetter - physically and emotionally. Matt and Cherene are experts and mighty fine people to boot. They teach Iyengar yoga, which teaches you how to use perfect alignment in yoga poses. Now, I know that many people who do yoga think of Iyengar as being a boring beginners yoga. Maybe in some studios, but not here. They do have a beginners class, which I started off doing. It was a totally non-threatening, safe, supportive environment, and I learned to do the basics the right way. Then I progressed to more advanced poses - very challenging! Class sizes are small. It's very much a community, but not one that excludes newcomers. Most of the people who go there are North Bend locals. They are very friendly people, and I never once felt judgment or competition. Likewise, Matt and Cherene are very welcoming. If this is your first time doing yoga, don't be scared. You will be in good hands. If you've been doing it for years, you'll have a lot to learn from them. Read their website for more info about their training. It's very impressive. I am indebted to Matt and Cherene for the guidance, knowledge, and support they have given me. I'm moving to Oregon in a few weeks, but I will come visit whenever I can. Thank you!

It's a wonderful studio and Nicky is a great instructor/guide. It took a long time to find a new…read moreplace to practice. After the first time here, I knew it was the best.

It was my first or second week of yoga classes in the studio. I felt a little overheated during the…read moreclass and went to lay down on a wooden bench in a hallway. I didn't walk around or touched anything, just lay down on a bench to cool down a bit. The studio Manager (who is also a yoga teacher was in the hallway at that time) approached me and began expressing concern for my health and suggesting that I take some easier classes. Which is wonderful and understandable, thank you very much! Then she said the following: "Another reason not to leave the room during class is that people might feel uncomfortable with you being around their belongings. I'm not saying that you would steal anything, but they might be concerned because they don't know you." Just like that, almost word for word - I have an excellent memory. When I eventually spoke my mind on this topic (in email), the Manager sent me a long email full of explanations. She was clearly standing by her words, even repeating them, justifying them by saying that stealing has happened in the studio before. In the same email, she informed me that my studio pass is being terminated and I'm not to return to the studio. Let me tell you about myself. I'm an immigrant speaking with an accent and a white-passing person of color; I work in Higher Education. I've told this story to many of my colleagues and friends. Everyone is in disbelief and asking me - did it happen here, in our state!?! Yep... If the management of this studio believes that I was not treated in any irregular or unusual way, and if they stand by their comments, they should turn their words to me into a studio policy for everyone to consider, not only me! It could go something like this: "Coming outside the room into a hallway during class is discouraged. One of many reasons, people might be uncomfortable with you, our lovely and valued customer, being left unattended around their belongings. Unless they know you, of course! BTW, we are not saying that you would steal anything, no-no! Don't get us wrong! We're only expressing what others might think of you!" :-)