I want to talk about how great this place is and how amazing Aubrey is. The yoga studio how such…read moreamazing vibes for anyone. I have always wanted to get into yoga but never had the chance until I was on maternity leave. I started going to the Limber Babies class and O M G my baby and I looove it. It's literally the highlight of my week. At the beginning of class Aubrey checks in with every person to see how our mind and bodies are feeling and what our bodies need work on so she can decide what yoga poses to help strengthen us. 1000/10 review for this place if I could! My baby and I literally adore the atmosphere and everyone (the other moms and babies there). We even made other mom friends and go to get coffee right across the street afterwards. If you are thinking about coming here but just on the fence about it, I can assure you that you will NOT regret it!

Limber Yoga is amazing! I've been taking Aubrey's Prenatal yoga classes since early pregnancy and…read moreit's by far the most valuable practice I've done for myself & baby. Beyond movement and breathing practices, this studio has a really comforting sense of community and support. I've met several friends and discovered invaluable resources through Aubrey and others throughout my 8 months of joining. I can't wait to try their baby classes - and can't recommend this studio enough!

Since I embraced yoga as a regular practice, life's been better than good. Phyzz Yoga has a lot to…read moredo with that, too. I take a private class with Karen once a week. Before we start to practice, she asks how everything is doing in both my physical and emotional levels in order to tailor our class to what my body and soul are needing that day. She is a good listener and always have a tip or a suggestion to add that I happily welcome. She's also very encouraging and makes sure you know how your practice is improving. Plus, every class is different. I have to say, my weekly yoga time is, perhaps, my favorite of the week. It leaves me energized, relaxed, joyful and empowered. If you want to get the best yoga instruction possible (with a twist of warmth and kindness), Karen is your gal. She's not only a terrific instructor, she's also a wonderful, smart and lovely lady. I can't recommend her enough. I've taken a few good classes in Seattle, but Karen's classes are my top #1. Namasté, Karen!

Karen's Morning YO stretch sessions at Healeo are just what I needed to improve my flexibility. I…read morelove it! It's the best combination ever to be guided through some stretching by a very supportive and knowledgeable instructor, and then to follow it up with a delicious breakfast beverage while chatting with friends. I ALWAYS leave walking taller and feeling so excited about the rest of my day. Karen guides us through stretching, starting out gently and then moving through more intense moves that offer something for everyone that attends, regardless of each person's level of flexibility. If you want to stand taller, have better posture and feel really really great, check it out.

Attended a parent-tot yoga class today. It was a lot of fun for both me and my kiddo. The…read moreinstructor, Shruthi, has put in lot of thought to design the segments to make it fun and engaging for the kiddos. We did a warm up using rhyme, followed by breathing exercise (using fun collapsable balls that emulate diaphragm movements), chanting Om, then several poses using toy animals, role play in jungle, tons of hopping and several activities that involved both kiddo and parent working together. Most fun was the bubble popping at the end! There were several instances where my kid did not want to follow instructions or wanted to run around or do something else but the instructor was very patient and encouraging him to do the activity. Overall, highly recommend and will definitely go back!

Our kids attended Kara-Lee's Yoga camp during the summer and they had an amazing time the entire…read moreweek! Our kids were always excited to go to camp in the morning and were always so happy whenever they came back home from camp. We were so impressed with the overall level of intentionality throughout the week for camp in teaching the children valuable skills and lessons ranging from mindfulness exercises to strengthening yoga exercises. We were also very encouraged by the amount of hands on activities that were present throughout the week at camp. Our kids came home with fun crafts that they made and were always so excited to share with us about how the crafts were made and what they should be used for. Overall, we would highly recommend Kara-Lee's program! Our kids will definitely be joining again the next time the camp is offered.

I highly recommend Kara-Lee and Colibri Yoga! Kara-Lee leads perfect yoga sessions for pre-school…read morechildren, by engaging them in yoga poses though games. She guides them through meditation with gentleness, kindness and laughter. Very very nice and inspiring! Bogdana m. Manole Learning Garden Montessori School

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)

If you have an opportunity to take Mandy's classes, do not hesitate to do so. I had the privilege…read moreof having Mandy as my coach during my yoga teacher training and I can't overstate the impact she's had on my development as an instructor. Mandy has one of the truest, kindest hearts I've encountered and that comes through both in the classes she teaches and as a teacher training coach. She creates a safe environment to explore and work through anything that may be holding you back. You can trust her to hold space for that work and know she will support and encourage you every step of the way. Her authentic, encouraging style combined with her honest, truthful feedback helped me find my voice and give me the confidence to teach from my own truth. I will be forever grateful for the gift she's given me. Christine Scarce RYT-200

Mandy is an amazing Yoga instructor! Her voice is just so soothing and relaxing. She challenges…read moreyou, but also gives you the support and space you need to go at your own pace and find what feels good for you. She is just hands down the absolute best! Could not recommend her classes more!

I have been taking Anna's prenatal yoga class on Wednesday nights and occasionally Saturday…read moremornings for about the past six months of my pregnancy, and it has been absolutely amazing. Kirkland is completely inconvenient and out of the way for me, but I'm willing to make the drive any time in order to attend Anna's class. She is intelligent, sweet, personable, and incredibly knowledgeable about the practice of yoga during pregnancy. I love the way the class is structured, beginning with a check in and conversation about various pregnancy related topics, breathing and meditation exercises, prenatal yoga practice that is specifically tailored to each person in the class, and savasana to end. The class usually goes about 20 to 30 minutes later than scheduled, which means you're really getting your bang for your buck ($14 per class for a 10 class package). This is such a wonderful, healthy way to stay active during your pregnancy, and also prepare your body for labor and delivery. Prenatal yoga has helped alleviate my back pain, improve my circulation, and even help with digestion. It's also a great way to relax and de-stress, and provide some quiet time for me and my baby. I always leave feeling relaxed and refreshed. I will really miss this class when I'm not pregnant anymore!

Loved taking Anna's baby yoga classes. Wish there was a clone of her so more classes are available:)read more

The studio is a hidden gem in the alley! I tried out one…read moreclass with Joseph and he was so knowledgeable and amazing! The atmosphere was welcoming and relaxing. The studio space isn't too big but it was more than sufficient for the class we had which was 4 students. The space and the bathroom were clean. The studio offered very good quality yoga mats and yoga blocks. The only downside for me was the parking which was paid street parking.

I signed up for a yoga class at Mother Yoga and came away with a yoga experience. Nancy floated…read morearound the class like a bumble bee sprinkling her positive spirit on the 25+ yogis attending for 90+ minutes. I needed this spiritual cleanse. The flow consisted of sedentary and compound movements ranging from easy to hard. Nancy challenged me physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Ommm