Bikram Yoga Everett

Easily my favorite hot yoga studio in the area! Excellent instructors who are encouraging and offer helpful suggestions for modifying or improving poses (this is something that I’ve noticed is often lacking in other studios, and which I really appreciate). Plenty of seating in the entrance, as well as cubbies for storing shoes, and separate locker rooms equipped with more storage space and showers. Unlike other studios, this one has padded floors (I find this much more comfortable than hardwood) which are easily cleaned and don’t absorb sweat like the carpet in other places I’ve visited. No sweaty odor permeating this studio! They also serve freshly cut orange slices after class, which is a nice touch. Plenty of parking and a convenient location only add to the list of good things about Bikram Yoga Everett!

I have gone to Bikram Yoga Everett now for 6 month. I love the yoga, the teachers and community there; it is like a big family! The studio is pretty and very well maintained. There are also many classes and times to chose from. Come and join the family!

Loved this place! I came to class 2 – 3 times week when I did go and really liked how engaging the staff was and how nice the facilities were. The instructors are very good about encouraging you to finish, practicing the movements correctly, and calling you by your name.
The heat and humidity levels here are just right, and they even adjust it according to how crowded the classes can get so you don’t get overwhelmingly hot towards the end (thanks for the nice breeze!).
The showers are a nice touch to clean yourself off after such a sweaty workout, the location is in a sketch area but close enough to home, and they have ample parking. If you’re looking for a good detox, this is one of the best Bikram yoga places to get started.

I’ve gone to two classes so far and while hot yoga is difficult, the instructors are very encouraging and supportive. There is a consistency in poses so I know what to expect. I’d recommend this studio!

In 2011, I was a regular at Bikram Yoga in Everett. I had never felt better, but stopped practicing because of time conflicts with work. Today I went back for the first time in over 2 years and the instructor remembered my name!!! WOW! I would NEVER have expected Bona to remember me, so that felt really welcoming. I thoroughly enjoyed the class and realized how much I had missed going (for both physical and mental reasons). The facility was super clean, in the lobby, restrooms and the yoga room. I also really appreciate that there are showers so that I can rinse off after class. Looking forward to continuing practicing.

DARN! I missed yoga twice in a row now, because they lock the doors right when the class starts. This time around, a little earlier than their start time. I drove from Seattle to take their 930 morning class, and I felt good walking in with a minute to spare. To my despair, the front doors were bolted shut and I could see through that class hadn’t even started yet.
I left feeling extremely sad, then hungry. I prepared my body and mind for nothing…
The instructors are okay (some funny, some a bit too loud – shouting using microphones?! – ) although, I have to say they are consistent with their instructions; you know what you’re going in for. The room is carpeted, hot, and humid. 90 minutes sometimes feels unbearable, but you definitely leave feeling cleansed and healthy.
Such a shame about the instructor not waiting exactly until start time!

My first time trying Bikram yoga was a small place in California and I fell in love. I had to join one when I got back home. The people here are very friendly and enthusiastic which made me feel motivated. The room has cartoon pictures doing poses which to me is kind of distracting. The class was full but spacious. When you accomplish the class you have this sensual relaxed feeling which makes it awkward walking out to rap music. Weird coming from a yoga class. All in all the class and people were great. I will be returning! Plus I got the new student deal.

I had never done a lot of regular yoga, let along hot yoga, but this place was close to my house so I bought a Unilocal deal and prepared for the worst. I had no towel, no mat, no yoga clothes, but I was determined to make it work out and assumed I’d buy everything when I got there. Thank goodness they allow you to rent all of those things (except for the clothes, of course)! I told who-​ever was at the sign in desk that today was going to be my first session and they gave me all the helpful tips, even told me that I might cry or feel sorry for myself but all that was normal. They also let me know that if I got lost in the poses I could look at my neighbors and see what they were doing. This was very helpful advice because I really should be wearing contacts because I have such horrible eyesight, and one of my initial worries was about being able to see myself clearly in the mirror.
Don’t worry, I wear glasses when I drive.
The first thing I noticed was that the teacher greeted all the students by name. The second thing is that the place was very clean and environment was very comfortable.
The class was hell, but I stayed in, and the teacher (sha?) was so nice and sweet and encouraging about it. She all but patted my on the back and gave me a cookie — I felt very loved. The next day, I received a phone call from Yu (I think) to see how my firs ever session went. I was so impressed by this followup and without it, I may have waited awhile to go back! But she convinced my to go back as soon as possible because otherwise my second time was going to be just like my first time, so I got my ass back ASAP because I didn’t want a repeat of the suicidal tidal wave of emotion I experienced the first time.
The second time was worse, but the third time was my best time, and I was definitely hooked after that! There is no better feeling than to get into a hot ass room when it’s almost snowing out and sweating out all that junk your body took in during the day. The feeling afterward is nothing like I’ve ever experienced, and now I’m a member and I look forward to going almost daily!
I haven’t been to any other studios, so I might be biased, but I’m pretty sure the teachers here are the best in AMERICA and I have no reason to go anywhere else.
Tip: don’t let the grumpy guy next to the bank lecture you about parking, or try to stare you down. Someone buy him a monthly pass, pronto!!! He could use a little more. err…relaxing.

+1 Certified Bikram teachers who teach it the right way (and therefore you get lots of consistency)
+1 Spacious and bright lobby with seats for waiting or hanging out after class
+1 Good heat and humidity. You will get drippy wet but it feels soo cleansing.
+1 Best rates out there.
+1 Fresh fruit after class!

My six year old daughter wanted to try a yoga class. I looked around and could not really find one that was close to my house.
But then I came across Bikram Yoga in Everett — its south Everett so very close if you live in Lynnwood, Edmonds, Mountlake Terrace, or Mill Creek area.
It was a small class — four kids total. Two five year olds, a six year old, and a 13 year old.
Jeremy was the teacher and the kids really like him. He was very nice and took them through almost all Bikram 26 poses. He worked with them to help them. The class was an hour and 15 mins and they really worked them.
Afterwards he gave all the kids a popsicle. She really like the class and wants to go back.

This is not ‘hot yoga’, this is BIKRAM! There’s a difference, people! This studio is the real deal, very serious and to-​the-​point. I came here after practicing hot yoga for about 8 months at other studios around the city. I thought I was going to pass out (or worse) almost the entire first class. I literally couldn’t believe how hard of a time I was having. I was so frustrated with myself, which is not very yogi-​like. However, the second class was SO much better, and each one has been a bit more manageable.
The goods: REALLY well trained instructors, who are friendly and helpful (they will learn your name, which is a nice touch). I’ve had Nikki, Mo, BJ, Sha, and Jeremy, and they were all awesome and very passionate about their jobs. Consistent practice (you’ll always know what to expect, no surprise poses here). Steady heat/​humidity in the room; showers! Friendly environment (if not the warmest, no pun intended). Super clean bathrooms and studio overall. Set up well for getting in and out efficiently. Reasonable membership prices, they really want to share yoga with the masses!
The complaints: There’s a huge parking lot, but most of the nearby spaces have a 15 – 30 minute time limit on them. So there’s usually a cold, sweaty walk to the car, negotiating lots of Starbucks/Albertson’s etc traffic. Not always the most pleasant thing after class (I realize this probably makes me sound like a whiny brat, but really). The new flooring, while top of the line, seems to be still off-​gassing. It smells funky, but I assume this will pass. Aside from Jeremy (who’s quite funny), I felt like the teachers were sort of lacking in personality during class. It’s as if maybe they’ve been trained to not share anecdotes or talk during class except to give instructions? Sometimes in the middle of a difficult pose, I need something else besides a countdown in my ear to get me through it. Bikram yoga is so serious already, a little humor can go a long way! They really need to buck up and offer free filtered water. It is almost criminal to only have bottles for sale or a nasty drinking fountain after making you sweat for 90 minutes. And last complaint: I emailed to find out when my package expired (because I couldn’t remember when I had started there) The owner replied and told me it had already expired. Later I found my calendar showing the day I had indeed started there, and she was wrong! Last I checked there are at least 30 days in a month, and she only allowed me 29 to finish out my 10 class package, so I didn’t get to go to the last one. I thought that was pretty rude. If you’re doing a groupon package here, make sure to keep track of the date you started so you don’t lose any classes!
I’m glad that Everett has a studio like this, they needed it. And even though you may not immediately associate Everett with yoga, the place is always busy. I hope it will continue to grow so more people can experience and learn about the Bikram bliss.
A quick tip: there is a slight ‘breeze’ that comes off the humidifier in the corner of the room. If you’ve ever done Bikram, you know that a slight breeze can mean the difference between sucking it up and participating in the next pose or lying there like a sweaty blob. You’re welcome ;)

This is a great hot yoga studio. I did the 10 for $ 20 trial a few months back. I can’t afford their regular monthly rates, but it was great to try out.
I liked the Bikram 26 poses. At first it was really challenging but after a couple times, you can get the hang of it. You can tell the majority of the class practice yoga regularly by their poses and toned bodies! I can understand why Bikram yoga is widely popular.
The studio is nice and spacious. There’s a nice changing room with 2 showers and lockers (at least in the women’s room).

I just bought an unlimited pass for one month for $ 29.00 to this studio. My first class was difficult. It is extremely hot and the positions are awkward. I like a good challenge, so I had to go back again. My second class was much more enjoyable and I already felt gains (or maybe it is that I was able to follow better). Crazy as it is, because I wasn’t sure about this «yoga» thing, I am looking forward to another session.
The instructors are wonderful and make you feel welcomed.
CJ

I discovered Bikram Yoga Everett by buying a Groupon and am glad I did. It’s not too far from Edmonds, located right off the freeway with ample parking. The instructors are great, gentle and aware. The practice itself is addictive and I highly recommend it.

I’ve only practiced at the Everett studio once (when my home studio in Seattle was temporarily closed for renovation). Dug it. A dear friend of mine teaches there, and he even offers classes to kids.
Lobby is very inviting and there’s a nifty gift shop.
Aside from that, 26−2−90, as always. :)
–Jacob

I bought a Groupon and took 8 classes earlier this year! Groupon was good for 10 classes but I skipped out the last 2. I Loved it and Hate it at the same time! I love the instructors — they make it so warm and welcoming! Yoga is hard but combine it with a sauna-​like room, it was ultra difficult! But I sure had nice skin during the time I went =)
Word of advice: Drink lots of water before class and remember not to eat before class else u might find urself in an unpleasant situation.
BTW: This place has special deals for new students… I believe for price of $ 29, you can go unlimited for first month. it’s a great way to test it out to see if you want to pursue LT.

I was very impressed with this clean establishment, delightful owner «Yu» and very serious yet warm instructors, one and all especially Francis. Easy on and off Freeway access and was just there as purchased a special entry 10 class deal and if I lived closer to it would make it my studio over all others I have seen so far in the State of Washington. Nice and clean showers, changing rooms, they even have a plastic shopping bad dispenser filled with bags in the locker room to put your wet clothes in after class/​shower. Five Stars is not enough for YU & this studio.

This is a great hot yoga studio located in South Everett off 128^th. Its very clean and offers a wide variety of class times to ensure that you dont’ have trouble getting to class like some studios. The teachers are some of the best around, including the owner Yu. Teachers use microphones and provide guidance to students to help them improve their postures. They have beautiful pictures along the wall showing the postures which can be very helpful to the new students who might get confused. They believe firmly in the bikram philosophy and don’t offer power yoga type classes which can be a downfall if you are looking for some variety. They also tend to do fun events like anniversary parties and yoga contests. Check them out on facebook.

I’ve been going to Bikram Yoga in Everett for about four months. I’ve lost a bunch of weight, I feel great, and I’ve made some good friends. The instructors do a great job. The men’s locker room is always clean (never been in the women’s so I can’t comment on that) and I’m able to go before work, shower up, and go straight to work. It is a very friendly environment. Highly recommended.
Time for an update. I’ve now been going to Bikram Yoga in Everett for about 13 months. I’ve kept the weight off, my pain is way down, and they have taken out the carpet and put in a more hygenic (is that a word?) Zebra brand mat. After over a year of practice at this location, I can still highly recommend it.