Your Yoga

I’ve been going to Your Yoga on and off for a few years, generally whenever there is a Groupon or something of the sort. That being said, it’s still an affordable place to practice when you don’t have a Groupon. I really like it here and it is my preferred studio in the Twin Cities. I like that it doesn’t feel like fitness yoga to me and I like most of the instructors. I would really recommend the slow flow classes. It seems like those are less attended and they are my favorite.
As other people have mentioned, it isn’t public who is going to teach when. At first, this REALLY bothered me. Now it only bothers me when I end up getting the same teacher 3 visits in a row, or when I never get my favorite instructor. In reality, I would like it if the published the schedule so that, if nothing else, I could take a variety of teachers.
I couldn’t bring myself to give 5 stars because I have been to studios that I like more, and there are times that I show up and it’s a certain instructor (or just the same instructor as yesterday and the day before) and I’m like «aw, darn.»

Affordable, pleasant yoga space. Very clean, good energy. When I visit Minneapolis, this is my go-​to studio. They have a series of available classes that can be tailored for the beginner to advanced student. Plus, I just noticed they have podcasts and yoga videos on their website. Yes!

Am really enjoying this yoga gem in town for maybe just over a year or so. I don’t know what it is but their flows truly make you forget about your day and let you connect with the present. Both locations, Dinkytown and Uptown, offer charms. The Dinkytown studio is open with lots of windows and a good excuse to visit my old college neighborhood. Uptown’s studio sits amongst the trees and offers cool views when the sun sets as you wind down your practice.
The instructors are all welcoming and genuine people. No ego here with these people, just people who want to spread the yoga and peace.

I am absolutely in love with Your Yoga. Here’s why:
1. The instructor asks at the beginning of class what individuals would like to work on and they take it from there, making it truly free flowing during the open class.
2. The facility is perfect for me since I don’t care for the extra amenities (clothes, accessories, showers — CorePower, as nice as you are, that’s not what I came to yoga for).
3. The room is a nice 80 degrees, anything beyond that seems like it’s the heat doing the workout instead of me.
4. Very reasonable prices.
Also, I appreciate that they don’t list the instructors for each class, it means you can’t get attached to one and I like the surprise of seeing who it is for the session.

This place is great. I have heard great things about the teachers and decided to give it a try since is so close to school (the U). It is a nice studio that is kept very warm so yoga is very comfortable. They have restrooms to change in and offer wash cloths to use after session. You can rent mats and blocks or bring your own. Their website also offers a lot of useful information. Their classes are taught by great experienced teachers. The class is an hour long and has a cool down that focuses on reflection and stretching.
I enjoyed the class very much and am planning to go back regularly. They also have many class offerings (candle-​lit classes, low flow classes). Classes for students are only $ 5. Super great place!