With an intimately small class size and ample parking, this studio has been my favorite to frequent several times a week. I highly recommend getting a monthly membership, especially if you plan on going more than once weekly. It is very affordable compared to other studios. Plus, you can go Filipino grocery shopping or food hopping at the plaza across the street after class! The teachers are great instructors and the owner, Jessica, is excellent at describing how to move your body. For yoga beginners, this is especially important because we don't come in knowing the names of poses--though the classes are adaptable for all skill levels. read more

I really like this studio. I've taken the yoga and Barre classes here now and the instructor Tiffany is great! She's super nice and very clear in communicating the poses so it's easy to follow along. The studio space is on the smaller side so classes are more intimate, which is nice. There are no mirrors on the walls however - I wish they had them because then I can see if my form is correct. It's located in the center of a shopping center, with the door facing off to the side, so it's a bit tricky to find. It took me a while to locate it the first time I went. There's plenty of parking available, and Tierra Mia is at the end of the shopping center, so you can get yourself a treat after class like I did! read more

I tried this studio once on Classpass at the end of July and can say I was not the biggest fan. Upon walking in, I was barely greeted with a warm welcome from Jessica. If anything, I was trying to make conversation while she was behind the desk on her phone by asking how she was doing, but her responses were very cold. I was hoping the class itself would make for better impression. Unfortunately, the same instructor did not show me around the studio or where the props were, so I basically figured it out myself being a first-timer here. I didn't enjoy facing other people during the class and didn't like that there isn't a mirror to watch the instructor and that I was always turning my head to follow her flow. This made for an unpleasant and uncomfortable class. I have been practicing yoga for years and have never taken a yoga class where there isn't any mirrors so we can self-correct our form/positioning. I always bring my own yoga mat spray/rag to wipe down my mat and the blocks that I borrowed, but it didn't seem there were any disinfect wipes or disinfect spray provided. I mainly saw students placing the blocks back to shelves without cleaning them. Upon leaving, I found myself feeling that I won't return due to how displeasing I felt from the welcome I received in the beginning and how awkward it felt during the actual flow facing other students and not being able to self-correct without use of mirrors. read more

I've been going to Yoganette for a year now and I will not be returning once my current class package expires. Over this time I've tried a variety of classes and aside from the Saturday morning Pilates class with Reese, everything is pretty forgettable and overpriced. The "barre" class is pretty sad and left me injured twice (and I say that as a certified Pure Barre instructor). The main reason I will not be returning, however, is the owner, Jessica. Not only is she always seemingly in a fowl mood when I have the displeasure of getting her in one of my classes or seeing her at the front desk, but when I had a class package that was about to expire and I reached out, asking for a small extension, she flat out told me no (no pleasantries). I've been a teacher and a student at many studios over the years and it's very standard to give little extensions here and there -- Even Reese, the above mentioned teacher said that shouldn't be a problem. She didn't care to hear my reason (I was in my first trimester and very ill for part of my package), or care that I've been a paying customer for a year and for me that's the last straw. read more

My first time trying Yoga and I'm so glad I was guided here. The class size was intimate enough to feel that I was able to follow the instructor's instructions. I felt the class was easy to follow, yet I felt a little challenged which is a good thing. I enrolled for the flow yoga class and I think it's a great class for beginners like me. I felt very relaxed at the end of the session. I plan on coming back and taking more yoga classes. read more

It is a great yoga studio. I wish they have classes that ends before 5:30pm to better fit with my schedule on the weekdays! I hope the owner sees this. read more

Super friendly and accepting environment. Not a judgmental gym environment. Worth the price. I will come back.

Amazing variety of classes, Jessica is very nice. Very clean, safe location and reasonable prices. Love this place

At first glance, one might find this studio very understated or even underwhelming. And it's true. There aren't many of the bells and whistles you might find at the larger places - lockers, fancy props like wall ropes/aerial hammocks, complimentary tea stations. You know, nifty gram-worthy stuff. But that's exactly what makes it a hidden gem. The teachers here are down to earth and the atmosphere is always unpretentious. It's easy to feel at home at this studio as you, as Reeve would say, "let go of any worries you have for the week" in Candlelight Yoga. If yoga is about finding stillness and calm within there has to be many valid ways off getting there. And as someone who's tried aerial yoga it really is a lot of fun! But, with many things in life, there can always be a case to be made for "simple is best." read more

I have been coming here for about 5 months and have to say I enjoying coming here and the great yoga instructor and owner Jessica Lin. You definitely can tell how passionate she is in what she teaches. I have attended 3 different classes she teaches and she always changes up the routine of the movements. I'm glad I purchased a 1 year membership. My membership is definitely paying off. read more

I have been to 3 places to do yoga in last couple month. I tried a variety of classes in order to make a fair assessment. There is a good variety of classes and they have weekend classes, including Sunday! I enjoyed the barre, yoga, and meditation classes. My suggestion is to find the classes and instructor that fit your pace. You can always modify or intensify. I ended up signing up to all of different places to fit my ever changing schedule. read more

Hard to say, this is the only yoga studio I've been to. I started yoga for a year now and basically all my classes were with Jessica and she's been the absolute best. I love her lessons. I tried 3 different yoga instructors(here) including Jessica and I just think Jessica is the best. I'm biased as I said since I have nothing compare to. Regardless, I highly recommend the owner Jessica as the yoga instructor. read more

So I have only been here once. I took the meditation candlelight class Thursday night with Maxine. She is here all summer until the regular teacher comes back. The studio: it's located in the Home Depot mall and is located next to game stop. Made me a giggle as a dad pulled crying kid out of the store. He did the right thing. The class is 75 minutes of meditation, a small amount of stretching, some ball work on the foot which does wonders and a whole lot of sound healing. The teacher Maxine really is a healer. Her sound healing is better than most places charging $30-50. She comes around and gives a small head and feet massage. What a treat! Maxine is really spiritual and believes in the directions and ancestors. I was searching for a long time and happy to say I found my spirit animals in this class, the eagle and otter. She told me they change depending on your life circumstances. Summary: you won't break a sweat, super relaxing, mini massage, soul searching read more

Years ago I injured myself training for a triathlon. On my journey back from recovery I decided to seek a variety of alternatives to heal the part of my body I had injured. This particular program happens to be one I can count on. It not only rejuvenates the body but also brings your mind at peace becoming a full circle with ones self. I started off with a one on one class before graduating to the next level. Each class varies on skill level and they offer different times for people who are early risers and late Cinderellas. All the instructors are really good and go over certain movements with you if you have a tough time with a certain pose. If you forget your yoga mat they have extras available but let's not make it a habit. If you are rehabbing an injury,make sure you advise them before hand so they can accommodate. So start off with a Namaste to begin your journey and end with a Sanskrit to feel that awesome euphoric,centered awareness of zen that will keep you coming back to the mat. And that's my take on this travel.Peace out read more

Hello everyone! I finally got around to writing a review about Yoganette Yoga Studio! I've been a monthly member since July 2021. My prior yoga experience was taking yoga & pilates classes at the gym, with 40 people! It's so nice & refreshing to have such personable attention to your class needs' and attention to detail to help us learn the proper techniques and forms of the various yoga classes. I'm a regular with Jessica's Yoga Flow and Barre classes and Reeve's Pilates classes! My schedule doesn't allow me to come in the mornings, but I've always heard that the 9am weekday classes are very popular! Hope to meet new folks - come and give it a try! They offer a one-week trial offer to get your feet wet! Yoganette's instructors are very personable and knowledgeable and it's definitely a very inviting environment with friendly co-yogi's as well! Jessica and the team at Yoganette get an A+ from me!! Namaste read more

Super excited to start a new journey. I felt a little insecure but was met with open & welcome arms. I'm a 100% newbie & already looking forward to more! Thanks read more

It's a small yoga studio located in a plaza with free parking. My first and last, not a fan of the place. Don't like the layout of the studio. Everyone seems to be very close to each other on the left, right and front. Was always facing someone in front of me for all the poses which make me feels very uncomfortable. No ventilation in the room, no A/C and fan turned on like some other yoga places where there is air circulation. Everyone in the room seems to be sweating a lot and smelled musty. No locker, no wet wipes provided to wipe the blocks, saw everyone just put it back to the shelf after touching it with their sweaty palms. No one to show you around the place for first timers. Someone at the counter registered me, didn't explain or show me the basics of where to get the mats and blocks. I just kinda figured it out myself. Overall yoga session is average, been to many places that is so much better. I can't wait for the session to end, was feeling too stuffy throughout the session. read more

Best class for a weary traveler. Dropped in for a Sunday morning class. Check in was easy; a few forms and $20. Summer was our guide, and was kind enough to ask for what we wanted to she tailored the class to sore me and another classmate with a bad knee. Great instruction and easy to follow. Great experience overall; studio was spotless, comfortable and music was soothing. Would have given six stars if there was a mirror! Good work read more

I have never tried yoga until I came here. I consider myself stiff and not very flexible. I decided to give Yoga a try especially since its local and Target is right next door. I figure if I don't like it I can always shop since its located in a shopping plaza. I am so glad I gave yoga a try! The teachers are so attentive and they correct you if you are doing something incorrectly. I like the attention that goes into each client from the instructors because it shows they care. The studio is always clean and I like the policy of not allowing people to come in late once a class has started. It shows a lot of respect for the people who come in on time. The value is great especially if you buy the class in series. Compared to other studios where classes are only an hour at Yoganette they are 90 minutes! Now that may seem like a long time but it passes by really quickly. I think that's a much better value for your time and money especially if you are new to the whole Yoga thing. Try out all the instructors and see which one your body likes best. Each one of them has their own style that may be more suited to you. read more

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I love Yoganette!! I'm glad they're back! Please note they have moved from their old location to the new location due to the pandemic. They have many different types of classes to choose from. read more

visited the space on 1/3/2023 with a friend. We both wanted to sign up for 6 months. We showed up at 5:10, noticed the light in the reception area was on, but the doors were locked to enter. We lightly knocked, since there were no signs on the door stating class times, or pertinent info relating to business hours.A woman came out from behind a curtain and curtly opened the door and said " I'm in the middle of a class and can't talk to you guys", then abruptly locked the door. We both stood there in shock. Horrible customer service for any business, BUT A YOGA STUDIO?!?! There were a dozen other customer friendly and respectable comments that " teacher" could've made. How about " Thank you for coming by, I'm teaching a class right now, can you co.e back later, tomorrow, in an hour, etc...?" I hope whomever came to the door that day thought about how rude she treated potential customers, and the loss of income for the business. Very disappointing to experience this kind of treatment from a place that claims to practice mindfulness. read more

This place needs some TLC. the exposed pipes on the ceiling, and narrow space was a distraction at first, but I tolerated it since I liked the classes. All of the instructors were very professional, knowledgeable. Jennie is especially great. I love her classes and meditations. I think the Pilates classes needed to be kicked up a notch. i have taken a lot of Pilates before, but I didn't even feel anything at Yoganette. Parking is easy. The studio is organized and clean. Overall I would recommend. read more

I recently took a couple of Hatha Yoga classes with an instructor named Rita. I love her class and her teaching style! She helps you get into the correct position and gives different variations for beginners. She challenges you to push yourself and encourages you to try the harder positions. Her class helps me de-stress and focus in the moment. She's a kind hearted and welcoming person so be sure to catch one of her classes if you can. Make sure you bring a towel as well because you will get sweaty! Thank you, Rita! read more

Literally 5 minutes late and was locked out. Quite a negative experience.

I really enjoyed the virtual meditation class on Mother's Day. Glad you offered it and hoping there will be more. It was always nice to be in the studio whenever I could attend. Always had great instructors. Thank you, be safe and stay healthy read more

Also attended Jessica's class- She's a bad ass and you gotta try her class out!! Reeves- he's perfect for the evening classes. Love what he brings to the table and very relaxing especially after a long day. Love the taste in music. read more

This studio is unique. I find it has a "happy light energy" which is very helpful and inspirational. It's very intimidating to be so vulnerable in learning new postures but the instructors are very kind and knowledgeable to make adjustments and advise on technique. The atmosphere is very calming. I value the chaIlenge and inspiration the instructors provide. I appreciate the wellness approach of the mind and spirit as well as the body. I joined Yoganette on their special introductory week promotion back in November 2018. This was a very nice option to be offered. It allows you to try various class options such as ybarre, Pilates, yoga levels, and meditation. They offer several options regarding memberships and classes which can fit any lifestyle. The studio has also offered events such as sound bath, a women's circle for spiritual support and face yoga. Words cannot convey my gratitude in finding a studio such as this. I wanted to share my experience in the time I've been attending the studio. I appreciate what intrinsic value this studio has brought in my life. Thank you Yoganette. read more

I was a member at Yoganette studios for over 2 years. I loved every minute of it. The instructors are amazing and I liked the intimate feel of the studio. However, recently I had to cancel my membership because I moved away for school. I just want to warn everybody that this process has been a nightmare! I emailed and called numerous times to try and get my membership cancelled. I was even told by Monique (the manager) that it was cancelled, and then October 1st came around and my account was deducted. I called right away and again after much back and forth, I was told that they'd start processing a refund. This was now over a month ago and still nothing. I tried talking to Antoinette but she's on maternity leave. I guess I have to keep calling until I get them to return my money. I'm just really sad that this is happening because it makes them seem like a shady business. I really wanted to give this studio a much better review but upon seeing how management treats former customers I'm actually really disappointed. I would have loved to continue going to this studio, but now when I move back home I'll probably find another place to practice in order to avoid this problem in the future. read more

I work in the field of holistic medicine as a holistic health practitioner and a life coach and in my humble opinion Yoganette is the best yoga studio in the area and I am always referring my clients to Yoganette. All the teachers are great but I want to make a special notation on Antoinette the owner of Yoganette. One major clue on when you know you're working with the right person is when that person absolutely loves their craft. And that fits Antoinette to a T. Antoinette is also a well rounded yoga teacher with great knowledge in nutrition, detoxification and emotional well-being. And being well rounded in the field of holistic medicine is very important mainly because our health is multidimensional in nature. read more

It's really hard to find a legit yoga place around my hometown, so I am so happy that I found Yoganette. They're located in the Target Plaza (or at least that's what I like to call it since Target takes up about 75% of that plaza and the baseball field, the other 25%) next to a Fresh and Easy. It's relatively easy to find the location, to get parking, and to sign up for a class. I have tried classes taught by Annie C., Annie Y., and Briana. -My favorite was definitely Annie C.'s-- it was the perfect blend between stress relief and strenuous workout. I was definitely sweating by the end of the class because Annie makes you hold your poses until they start to burn. If you like the relaxing nature of yoga, but you'd prefer it with a little bit more of cardio, then you MUST try a class by Annie C. **WARNING- you will be sore for the next few days after this class. -Annie Y.'s and Briana's classes are a bit more relaxing and slow-paced. -I heard that Antoinette's classes were great too, so I think I'll sign up for that one next. Even though I'm raving about this yoga studio, there are still 2 possible kinks in their perfect reputation: - Before you go to the studio, you really must must must check their website for class schedules and who the instructor is; they tend to have a lot of subs, cancellations, and overall changes in their schedules. So, be sure to always check the class schedule right before you go to make sure your class is still 1) there, and 2) taught by your favorite yogi :) -The studio is REALLY small and fits about 5 people comfortably and up to 8 people with a little too much familiarity. So... what does this teach us? 1) Go early!!! and 2) hope that they expand. read more

Ok, here's the deal. I HATE working out. My brother has been trying to drag me to the gym for years. He is a hardcore gym rat. But I actually loathe working out. It just makes me angry that I'm at the age that it's necessary for me to do so. I've gone with him a few times but I'm typically unmotivated in going consistently. One day I saw a flyer about Yoganette opening up. I've tried yoga before and enjoyed the calming affect it had on me until my instructor started lecturing us about our life styles and we should eat, breath and sleep yoga. It annoyed me so much so that I had to leave and never go back. So I thought about it for a few months and really wanted to my butt in there and try it out. I initially was going to sign up for a membership but I was so worried that I was going to relive the nightmare from my previous experience. One day I decided to suck it up and try a community class (which was awesome because it was only $5). It was an enjoyable experience. So I made myself go again and this time I signed up for an unlimited monthly membership. I figured if I did that then my motivation for going would be not to waste money, LOL. However, I really don't even need that. I truly enjoy yoga. It has been a wonderful experience and to an extent a shocking one as well. For the first time in my life, I'm enjoying exercise. That has never happened. I am also motivated in going as many times as I possibly can. I used to find every excuse in the book to get out of exercising. Now let me describe some of the instructors for you: Karen: She is probably the sweetest person you will ever meet in your life. She has nothing bad to say about anyone and she's not just faking it. You can tell that she really is a nice person. She is super encouraging and will cheer you on throughout the session. She is really good about catering to your needs. Beginners will benefit from taking a class with Karen. But she's just as good in the all levels classes as well. Brianna: Some people say that she's a little standoffish but I think that she's just a serious person. She's really good at getting you to breathe properly as you are going through the poses. She paces it really well and is always walking around to make sure that you are doing the pose right. Alex: I describe his class a cardio yoga class. He will work your little tush out. I remember my first experience and within the first ten minutes I thought I was going to die! I was so proud of myself for being able to keep up. All to find out that we were just warming up!! I will say that I burnt calories I didn't even know I had, LOL. He was great through. I really enjoyed his approach to yoga. It went by super fast. Antoinette: You must bring a towel to her classes because she's all about making you sweat like you have never sweated in your lifetime! What's great about Antoinette is that she makes sure you are not only doing the poses correctly but you are feeling the pose work out the way it's suppose to. I've been coming here for the last two months and I didn't realize I wasn't holding the pose the way I was suppose to. Which meant I didn't feel the pose correctly either. I'm not saying the other instructors didn't do a good job because they do but Antoinette is more particular of you holding it and feeling it correctly. For example, I found out that I wan't evening out my weight properly when I was doing downward dog. All in all, I can say that I'm a convert. I now enjoy exercising and look forward to attending classes. This is coming from someone who would rather put a needle by her eye than exercise. Yoganette has completely changed my outlook to exercise and I'm so happy they are so supporting and unpretentious. You should give them a shot! read more

I used the $20 deal and tried several classes out. I really liked Kat, Reeve, and Jessica's classes - they're great for any level of yoga practice. Jessica is the owner of the studio - really sweet and approachable! I have practiced Ashtanga on and off for a few years but didn't really enjoy Susan's class. Her class is more suitable for regulars at this studio, I felt unwelcome as an outsider. read more

Ok, so after my third time coming here, and having gone through 2 more intructors, I thought it'd be a good time for an update. On my second visit, to the community yoga class (which is all I can afford right now) I got Brianna. When she told us her name, I just thought "uh oh!" because I had read someone elses review here saying her class was super sleepy and 30 minutes of it being savasana. But I decided, why not see for myself, and I have to say, yes, compared to Karen, (who was the first instructor I got, and loved!) Brianna's class is a lot less challenging and slower paced, however she did not spend half the class with us in savasana so that person was exaggerating a bit. In my opinion, Brianna is a good instructor for beginners just getting familiar with the poses or if you just feel like having a good relaxing session of yoga. Nothing too intense or challenging, but still rejuvinating, which is what yoga is all about. On my third and most recent visit, I got Abby. Abby is cool because at the beginning of class she asked if we felt like something relaxing or challenging. I was up for a challenge, and so she lead us through some fast paced vinyasa movements, I was sweating like a dog! Abby is also very attentive and makes sure you're doing every pose correctly. It was a tough workout, but after cooling down with leg stretches and savasana, I felt refreshed and energized, though slightly sore from working out the muscles I didn't know I had! On my last note about Abby, I do have to add that her music selection was great too! I heard some Thom Yorke in that playlist as well as a Bob Dylan cover :-) So to sum up: Karen: energetic, provides a challenge, but is not too intense.. also has a lovely singing voice. Brianna: Slower paced, not much of a workout, but good for doing the basics Abby: fast paced, good communication with students, a little tough, and good taste in music (in my borderline hipstery/music snob opinion of course) There you have it! After 3 visits, I've decided to make community yoga at Yoganette part of my weekly routine. I've had a great experience so far, I love the variety of instructors, the affordable cost, and the welcoming environment. I really look forward to seeing what the other instructors are all about! read more

I am originally from West Covina, but moved out to Downtown LA for a few years and recently moved back to West Covina and am now in search of a barre method studio in the area and one that could possibly to compare to Popphysque in Silverlake. They only have 2 barre method classes a week on Weds and Saturday mornings. Both are pretty early and I'm usually still at work and cannot easily make them, which is a complete shame because I would go all the time if I could! I did the introductory special which is $20 for a week of unlimited classes which is a great deal, but I was only able to go to one barre class. I did try several Yoga classes, and although I wasn't very good or crazy about it, I will definitely give it another chance. The studio itself is very small, but perfectly fine for the class sizes they do here. They also do not have ballet bars installed in the walls but have a portable one they bring into the room when doing the barre classes. I did see that they are adding more barre classes to the schedule though, so I will definitely be giving them another chance and going back soon. read more

It is all too easy to become completely addicted to the atmosphere and excellent quality yoga and instruction offered by Yoganette Yoga Studio! I had never done yoga prior to going to this yoga studio, and decided to try it because I had met the owner personally prior to it's opening and read excellent reviews. A little background on me...I use to hit the gym 4-5 times a week, doing weight lifting and cardio and was just reaching a physical plateau and just plain bored. If you are yearning for exercise that engages your mind, body and spirit, then yoga is the only option. Yoga truly is healing and the best part about it is you get a GREAT workout from the instructors...I am always sore (in the good way) from challenging my body to stretch and move in ways I do not at the gym. The people at Yoganette are really welcoming, kind, and have great energy. The studio itself is small, clean and quaint. I've had several good instructors, but my favorite is Annie C. She offers one-on-one assistance during the class, and helps position people who are struggling with poses. Her speech is soft and extremely eloquent; she offers bits of wisdom though-provoking monologue that guide your practice. The relaxation part at the end is truly rewarding, and I always leave feeling like a million bucks! Honestly, after experiencing yoga at Yoganette, my exercise regimen and spiritual awakening is forever changed. Thank you Yoganette! read more

instructors were nice. I liked they always gave everyone like 5-10 seconds of massage with lavender oil to relax in the end of each session. It really relaxed me. The only thing I didn't like this place is they never turned on the AC. It's always stuffy and full of smell of sweat in the room read more

Well, it's an alright studio. Small. Simple and plain. But it all boils down to who you get as an instructor. Starting from what I think is the BEST: Jason Gorenstein is amazing. SO GOOD at explaining and demonstrating poses, especially challenging ones. I am forever grateful for his pointing out my mistakes when doing a certain pose, and giving clear, specific instructions on the right way of doing it. I never thought that I would be able to do the pose but under his clear guidance, and by watching his demonstration, I did it! I love how he pushes the students further while being well aware of, and fully acknowledges and respects, students' energy level and limits. Personally I also love yoga teachers who don't just do asanas but also immerse in all aspects of yoga's spiritual and meditative practices. Jason is such a teacher. You can feel that vibes when you meet him; further conversation with him and his personal website confirms it. He is a meditator and he teaches in Claremont Yoga too. Next up~ Karen is wonderful as well. She is so cheerful and hyper, and displays such a genuine love and joy in teaching yoga, it's pretty heart-warming. Good class. Well paced. Not as vigorous, meditative and rejuvenating as Jason's, but good for beginners. Nadia is alright. Tries really hard though. But... Worst is Briana. I'm sorry but it was such a really, really, super sleepy, wimpy and lame class. Every pose is repeated twice, trice, or more times in a slooooowww movement. She doesn't greet you, doesn't care to ask your names (even though it was a super tiny class), doesn't bother to ask for particular injuries/needs/requests by each individual, doesn't bother to find out about our levels of practice (new to yoga? how many months/years of practice, etc.)... She herself might be able to display a graceful, flowing body movement, but I just don't think she is even *remotely* interested in teaching. She is so uninterested that she ends the class more than ten minutes early (and before that, savasana for half-an-hour - YEP!). In all of my yoga experiences, this one absolutely the lamest, wimpiest, and the MOST unimaginative ever. My advice to people interested in checking out this small, relatively new studio: Check out the different instructors. They make or break a yoga studio/business. If you are a beginner, it is absolutely crucial to have the right person guide you properly, and step-by-step. I was very lucky to have met a wonderful yoga teacher who "initiated" me into this whole practice - without him I wouldn't be where I am now; I probably wouldn't even have started. So find the right teacher. This is a pretty new studio. Teachers may come and go. My advice: stick to the right teacher instead of a studio. Good luck! read more

I'm so glad that a yoga studio was opened in West Covina finally! It's about time! Yoganette has so many teachers to choose from and their prices are pretty cheap compared to other yoga studios that I've looked at. I also really appreciate how clean and tidy they keep the studio. The staff is super friendly and helpful and it's an overall good experience when I come here. I feel like their staff really cares and values all their clients. They seem to take the time to get to know everyone too! Although 90 minute classes may seem daunting, the time goes by very quickly and I feel like I've gotten a good work out but also managed to relax my mind and body. It's great if you're pregnant too because they have prenatal yoga and kids yoga! I didn't even know there was such a thing. If you're looking for more in-depth yoga as opposed to your local gym, this is the place to check out! It's at a great/safe location, friendly/helpful staff, and reasonable prices. You just can't go wrong! read more

I first heard about Yoganette from a friend who recommended them to me on facebook. Ive been to a few yoga classes before. So, I figured I would give this place a try. They also have good prices and specials so for a person that would be commuting that's a big plus. I was impressed at how friendly and attentive the staff are. They make you feel very welcome. It comes as no surprise that the class was full. I took the 8:15pm with Michelle. Even thought she was nursing an injury to her hand. That didn't slow her down one bit. We worked on core strength... She did an excellent job guiding the class through example and explaining the poses in great detail. I like how she walked by and corrected my poses. Even the slightest changes in positioning made a big difference. I enjoyed my experience at Yoganette because, I could go at my own pace and get what I want out of the class. I never once felt like I was being pushed too hard. I left feeling a sense of well being and focus. Some of my friends may not "get" the benefits of Yoga. That's too bad... I'm relaxed and have the clarity to get through a busy work week. Thanks Yoganette!! read more

I really like this yoga studio. I had purchased a Groupon for 3 prenatal yoga classes. The instructor was Annie, and she was very good. The classes really worked on what's bothering us, and focused on relaxing and focusing ourselves. But it was also challenging and worked the right body parts, without stressing us out. It was also a calm and safe environment to bond with other pregnant women going through the same thing. If this place wasn't so far away from me, I would definitely continue and take some of their other classes! read more