Love this studio and its space. Christine Cotter-Way is the real deal. She is how you teach yoga…read more As a person who is 200 hr YT and in continuous learning I love her classes and her style of teaching. She teaches you to hold space and time. Lets you arrive and sink into your met. I had such an issue with my hip and was going to see a dr the next week for a shot, I took one of her classes and she added ball rolling and WOW is all I can say. Dr said I didn't need a shot and continue to take yoga he also said I didn't need another appointment. If your body is craving to move and need to create space so that you can move easily take one of her classes she never a disappoints. Patty J

Absolutely love this studio!!!…read more I started with a 5 class package back in January and ultimately signed up for their unlimited monthly option after my 4th class having enjoyed my experience so much!! Jill and Gina, the current owners, have fostered an environment that is welcoming, supportive and focused on each individuals well being. The space is bright and airy and offers a varied class schedule. All yoga equipment is provided at the studio but you are welcome to bring your own. They offer virtual classes which provides flexibility and ensures in studio classes are never overwhelmed. Pricing is also reasonable with a variety of packages to choose from. Parking is never an issue with abundant street parking available. I've attended classes instructed by Jill, Gina, Heather, Christine, Theresa and Raman and highly recommend all of them!! I always leave each class feeling refreshed and energized. Highly recommend this studio!!!

I have had problems with being charged multiply times in my debit card and credit card. Talked to…read morethe owner very unpleasant and was basically telling me it was my fault. Tried to add a different card cause mine on file was compromised and was told I had to buy something In order to add card. She told me some of her employees don't have that access and that is how some of them were trained will others have the access to put in new cards without buying anything. I was never told that I should wait till the next day and talk to someone that could do it without buying something from the store. Also got charge for a class that was cancelled buy the instructor. not once but twice in two different cards. And was told basically my fault and with an attitude. Will never go back and just check your bank statements.

Great yoga place at Cohasset. Clean and supportive. All types of levels and a lot of challenges…read more A little bit pricy but I love all the things that they provide. Everything looks brand new and sometimes the classes feel like a temple, relaxing and spiritual. I still have to try the Barre classes that I heard that are amazing. I wish they had more classes between 1 pm and 6 pm tho :(

Review of Ja Koh…read more Literally, almost everyday we're reading of another yoga studio that is popping up delivering yoga. The real question is are they actually teaching something meaningful or are they just creating a feel-good culture where one teacher just copies the other? Are there scientific principles being applied to the practice of Asana? Have their teachers practiced experimentation on themselves and charted results over time to understand the consequences of how a practice is taught and sequenced? Do these other yoga teachers take the time to understand what causes pain in the body and the triggers for creation of growth? Are these other teachers taking the time to study and learn about the students that go to class and their motivations and how they can become better practitioners and more importantly better people within the lives that they actually lead? Are these other teachers genuinely caring for their students and are they helping these students to educate themselves so they can become better at what they do, not only at yoga? I can say is this master teacher, Ja Koh, has referenced his various Life Experiences, Athletic Endeavors that he's undertaken, the trials and tribulations that he faces on a daily basis, his studies with a leading Medical School, his ongoing teachings, the beautiful lessons that he delivers to the class, and his scientific approach to understanding the human body and how yoga relates to making us better people is what he is teaching. There is not a better teacher that I have ever experienced. Maybe now is the time for you?

I've been going to Open Doors in Hingham for several years, and the one complaint I have is that…read morejust about all their regular yoga classes make me dizzy and exhausted, and my joints hurt a lot. So, then I just went to the Rest & Relaxation classes which are taught by different instructors but share a common problem: they tend to swing between completely chill poses and ones that require a lot of effort, so the title seems misleading. So, why am I giving this place 5 stars? Because during the past few months, they've brought on an instructor named Jay Koh. This guy is amazing. As a female, I was nervous about taking a class from a male instructor because all the classes I've taken at this studio and other places were taught by females. But Jay completely erased those fears. His adjustments are fantastic, and he's super-considerate every time he adjusts me. You know sometimes how you get a creepy vibe from some guys? There is zero of this from him. He is there to help, and I also like the fact that he equally adjusts men and women, young and old. Just for his adjustments alone, I'd give the place 5 stars. But his classes are unlike anything I or my friends have ever experienced. He's not a standard grind-students-to-exhaustion power yoga instructor which is kind of strange because of his intense yoga background. He sequences classes so now I don't feel crappy during and after yoga classes. And my friends and I agree that there are things he does in the class which no other instructor does, and they work. Honestly, I was skeptical about a lot of the stuff he was teaching because I had never done it before. But once I got over that resistance and just trusted his teaching, my whole yoga practice improved in a crazy good way. He teaches a Sunday afternoon class that is off the chain great. For people who really want to understand not just large but also small and incredibly important details of poses, Jay is kind of like Buddha. He has this really fantastic encouraging way of educating people. The class is an all levels class so anyone - beginner or advanced - can go there, and somehow the advanced people walk out saying they got as many benefits as the beginners. Again, I'm not sure how he does it, but it works, and throughout the class I'm inspired to improve my yoga. Honestly, it's kind of like going to a master class workshop every Sunday without having to pay an additional 30 or 40 dollars. He teaches a Tuesday 7pm class that is kind of similar to the Rest & Relaxation classes at this studio, but it's advertised as being a stretching class for athletic performance. The amazing thing is that all types of people go to that class, young and elderly, and regardless of how in shape or out of shape we are, everyone agrees that you leave the class feeling amazingly stretched out and like you really accomplished something significant. The first half of the class is definitely harder than the standard Rest & Relaxation classes, but it's a killer setup for the second half of class in which he chills out everyone. I don't know where this guy has been my whole yoga career. He's exactly the type of male instructor that yoga needs. But more importantly, he's the type of human being that yoga needs. He's not just brilliant in what he teaches but he's also a really nice guy who genuinely cares about people. The only problem is that when people ask me to describe his classes, it's tough. There's so much going on in them. His classes are without a doubt the most informative and creative you'll find anywhere, and that opinion is shared by other students I've talked with who take his classes and have trained at yoga studios around the world. What he's teaching is where yoga needs to go. There are a couple of other things about him that set him apart. First, I've never met a more personable and funny yoga instructor. No joke, if you take his class, you'll understand that this guy could easily be doing stand-up comedy. Second, I can't tell you the number of classes I've taken from other yoga instructors who just open up their Spotify app and click on some generic playlist. Jay carefully crafts each playlist to match what's going on in class. It's tough to explain why this works so well, but it's a bit magical. If you like finding hidden gem restaurants, then his classes are definitely hidden gem yoga classes. I'm not sure why he only teaches at the Hingham Open Doors location, but I'm just glad he's there. Who knew that a small yoga studio in the South Shore would have such a star. Several of us have said that we want to keep his classes a secret because to have him in a small-class setting is just fantastic, but I have to give him a shout-out because eventually people are going to find out about him anyway, and I just can't stay silent.

I can't believe I didn't review this place! I came when it was fairly new back in October 2018 and…read moreI actually came twice in the same day so you bet that I was very at peace!!! Anyways, it's a really relaxing space in a weird building but that's beside the point. They have cubbies to hold your stuff and hooks on the wall for your coats. I met one of the owners and they were very nice! I would definitely go when I'm in Quincy as it's very convenient - it's right next to the train stop. Parking can be hard... so good thing I take the train and bus. You need to borrow a key to go to the bathroom which is a bit far from the studio as they share a bathroom with other offices in the building.

I'm a ClassPass member, so have been to numerous yoga studios in the Boston area, and this is…read morehands-down my favorite yoga studio. The studio is relaxing, clean, and non-threatening, and I always leave here feeling so much better both mentally and physically than when I went in. Both Jeanne and Stephanie's classes are excellent, and I would recommend to anyone.

I had such a wonderful experience at Sanctuary Fitness. Nicole and Sara were so genuinely kind and…read morehelpful, I felt very at home and welcome. I wish this place nothing but the best and am so glad they exist. Thank you!

I feel so fortunate that I get to call Cohasset Hot Yoga my home studio! I've practiced Bikram…read moreelsewhere including Boston, but have never stuck with a consistent practice. At Cohasset Hot Yoga, Elizabeth the owner and the rest of her team are so incredibly kind and encouraging to all her students that you feel inspired to keep coming back and to push your practice to the best it can be. The studio itself is beautiful and I especially love the big windows! The infrared heating of the studio is a great benefit as well, as it is supposed to be good for pain releif. The yoga itself is also great for flexibility and pain relief. Also - I personally think winter is the BEST time of year for some hot yoga - its way too cold outside & it feels GREAT to warm up in the studio! I drive about 20 minutes from Norwell to come here as often as possible! Wether you're a yogi right now, or interested in just trying it out, I highly recommend Cohasset Hot Yoga!

I love this studio. I have been doing yoga in my living room for so long that I wanted to be part…read moreof a community and feel that the co-owner Maureen does a fantastic job leading her bikram classes that I feel a euphoric high walking out of the class. I highly recommend this place and if you are looking for a yoga studio this is a great place to call your home studio.

Awesome instruction - took the best class ever - Yin/Yang Restorative Class with Suzanne - Bravo!read more