Tried this studio out on Class Pass. There's pros and cons to this location. It's kinda a weird…read moreconfiguration because the actual studio is in the basement. They have self check-in, which is always nice. The change room is universal and the overall facilities are not huge, so there's no actual dedicated changing area or stalls. This is why they tell you to come already in your workout clothes, which is fine in summer but not great in winter when a lot of people don't want to be walking around in shorts. There were two shower stalls but they were out of order. One of two sinks was also out of order. There are two bathrooms, each is quite roomy. The coat/shoe area has cubbies, hooks and rubber mats for shoes. There is also a hydration station for filling water bottles and a water fountain. This area needs to be swept between classes as there was tons of debris on the floor, and at this point, no shoes are allowed. All gym equipment is provided except for mats- weights, toning balls, yoga blocks, bands and weighted bars. This is great because some locations do not provide this equipment. The studio itself is a bit strange as it's a giant long and narrow room. It is completely mirrored, but depending on where you are situated, I don't see how the instructor could be in view. The room, though, is more functional than the Smithe location and there was definitely less crowding, which is a huge plus. The instructor, Carla, was really good. She made sure to check if anyone had any injuries and she also made the stretch section more like a yoga flow, so it was less boring than normal. It was not the most difficult class, but it was challenging enough with the heat on.

I first tried Oxygen Yoga during Karma Week. This was something this location did for all West End…read moreresidents and it was to introduce all new clients to unlimited classes for an entire week! So I took advantage of it. I was scared at first because I'm not a fan of Yoga and I've never tried a hot class before. But I am so glad I took the chance! I was immediately introduced at the front desk. The front desk person was kind and not threatening like some other places. She walked me through what to expect and how to sign in. Down the stairs is the room, cubbies, washrooms, water, and lounge area (Note: there are no lockers so leave your stuff at your own risk). Bring your own mats and towel and WATER! Cause you are going to sweat and then some. I tried the Hot Amazing Abs, Legs & Butts by Molly and she is so inspiring. She pushes you to your max but is also really patient and doesn't force you or judge you during the class. If you need a time out, take one. I needed to leave 3 times to refill my water. The class was fast paced and easy to understand. She demonstrates how to do the moves and then walks around to make sure you got it. She also provides a ton of additional exercises if you have an injury. By the end of the class, you are drenched and exhausted but also exhilarated. Molly also checked in with us to make sure we were ok and to drink more water! Since this karma week, I have been back several times. Molly has been my faveorite class/instructor but I'm so excited to try more!

Such a beautiful space and studio. Lockers available out front and inside the change room. Mat and…read moretowel are provided. The studio is dark but serene with candle light. Nice and hot too! No electronics permitted inside. I tried the Bird and it was a great class filled with some core work, squats and stretching. A blend of yoga and Pilates inspired movement.

A good yoga spot downtown, with friendly instructors. It is a hot yoga spot so if you dont like the…read moreheat it may not be for you. The room is dark lit with led candles so if you dont want that "zen vibe" its not for you. The instructor i has led a class with a faster pace which i liked. Only downside is there is only one shower in the bathroom to share amongst many drenched sweaty people

Not sure who's managing this place now but it has gone down... There's no nice warm welcome at…read morethe door at all. The showers have been out of services for more than 6 months now. This morning I had signed up for a Hot Yoga class at 8:30 am. The doors were locked till 8:20. We were all waiting outside in the rain and cold. Once the doors opened, only 1 employee was checking people in. As we rushed to get our favorite spot in the room only to find out they had forgotten to turn up the heat on that morning. The heat never came back on and I did not break a sweat in the entire hour. So much for Hot Yoga.....When I brought these things to the front desk no one seemed to care. Very disappointed. Once my 10 pack is over I will not come back to this place. This is Vancouver! The home of Lululemon and Yoga. Get is together Y Yoga!

If you like CorePower in the US, you'll love YYOGA, especially their YHOT class. Gorgeous clean…read morespace, very warm and hospitable folks working here, relaxing and energizing classes. Bonus: there's also a tea room and a sauna!

I've been attending yoga classes around Vancouver for 20+…read more years and Modo East Vancouver has one of those vibes that you can't help but feel good. It's calm, the tea is good and the studio temp and natural light make for an opening practice. Highly recommend the Modo Yin class.

Pros: - less busy than some of the downtown yoga studios…read moreI've frequented - designated spots for mats, so people can't be jerks about their mat placement - free parking outside - large shower stalls (almost too large) - variety of classes and class times available Cons: - spots are a little too close together - not a fan of the glass door washroom with overhead light (does nobody think about how everyone can see your silhouette in there??) - the studio kinda stinks sometimes - it can get disgustingly humid in the studio (perhaps hence the stench) - if I'm being a picky, a little shelf in the shower for toiletries would be nice - a little on the pricey side, but cheaper than some of the downtown studios - instructors don't really do any posture correction (at least the ones I've come across anyway) I'd keep coming back, but mainly because it's fairly close to home, and it's priced fairly reasonably.

Love to hear more lagree studios are opening around the city! They also have a smaller class size…read moreand uses headphones which I appreciate. Love that they have lots of mirrors surrounding the studio so you can always check your form. I went there for a bit when they first opened so there were a few hiccups during sign in/logistics wise but i'm sure they would've smooth it up by now

Absolutely in love with Lagree West. This location is a little bit smaller but the machines are…read moregreat and I love the smaller classes feel. Amazing instructors, amazing front desk. Not too difficult to find parking earlier in the morning and you can find 2 hour parking in the residential streets quite easily.

Cute little studio! Has everything you need and the price is good as well! It's an old building…read more Street parking is nearby but a lot of people just walk to the studio!

The best studio! I tried one class here and got hooked. The owners and teachers are so friendly and…read moreknowledegable. One of the owners, Jenni, teaches many of the classes. I like that they have such a wide range of classes: Barre, yoga, Pilates, Zumba and more. People of all ages, levels and body types will feel welcome here. I also like that they supply the mats and equipment, and tea so you can relax and chat after class.

A mix of barre and workout routines. However if I'm paying $180, I would rather go to lagree or…read morepilates where I can use a machine/reformer. Not to mention, those other studios demonstrated all their instructors are educated in their field.

I have recently been coming here for over a month now…read more Socks are mandatory in the studio. PROS: * Convenient location * Total body workout * Friendly service * Clean studio * Good sound system * Exercise equipment provided * Complimentary Sage products in the washroom for use CONS: * Carpet in studio (causes rug burn on the palms at times!) * They only offer two types of classes (classic and power). I usually attend the weekday classes after 5pm and they only offer the "classic" classes between Mon-Thurs evenings. I would love if they could throw a power class into one of the Mon-Thurs evening time slots. * Not much variety within classes themselves. It's the same exercise routine every class - I would love if they could switch things up a bit. Some of the cues that the instructors provide seem robotic and you can tell they are just going through the same motions every class.

Classes are excellent for improving balance, strength, flexibility, and stamina. All the…read moreinstructors are good and I especially appreciate Natalia Rabin for her precise, detailed instructions...and gentle corrections. Even experienced participants sometimes need extra attention to alignment and newbies can depend on her to make sure that they are moving properly for the best results.

I love Club Pilates in Richmond, the staff are so welcoming and nice. The instructors are the…read morebest. There are many classes to choose from in their APP. My body feels so good every time I attended the class. I would highly recommend to anyone who has knee issues. The reformers exercise really strengthens our core, muscles, glutes and the entire body.