Infinity Yoga

I wish there was an option to give no stars at all. This place is tiny and being holed in with delusional people who smell like BO is not my idea of relaxing practise. Of course, that doesn’t stop the pretentious owner or her band of useless instructors bundling everyone in to the only (minuscule) practise room they have here.
I found it near impossible to get a spot without booking either weeks in advance or arriving an hour before the practise actually begins. What makes it worse — the instructors and receptionist actually occupy up to five of the mats during over booked classes. Why? I have no idea — but clearly no one at the business gives a damn about quality customer service. The focus seems to be more on how many of customers can they sign up, take money from, then give as little room to as possible. I am a petite person, yet I was unable to stretch my arms above my head without either banging them off the walls or hitting someone else, while staff who do not pay for classes, will occupy a large section for their own practise! Ridiculous!
To make matters worse, the shrill woman who runs the business likes to make a point of getting in close with strangers. I’ll be frank, I am outgoing and friendly with strangers however, a line needs to drawn when some heaving middle aged man has his nose in my arse! Yep, safe to say being in a sweaty room with fart sniffers is not fun and not how i want to practise yoga.
One saving grace to this crap hole is the american instructor. Who is lovely and seems to be the only one in the whole place who actually knows and cares about the purity and spirituality that comes from practising yoga, even more so than the ridiculous owner who just seems interested in showing off how good her figure is at the age of 60! Also worry if you get the guy instructor as he spends more time looking at himself than anything else. Oh and the receptionist is likely to forget your bookings and also your name so that’s always good too — showing up to a class you’ve booked and can’t get in to. Terrible, shoddy would never go back!
Go to bikram if you want proper space and heat that isn’t saturated with pretentious sweat.
Also bikram is much bigger — both the shower rooms and practise rooms are huge in comparison to this place. Honestly, don’t go here, you’ll regret it almost immediately.

Love this yoga studio!
They offer a range of classes from super-​intense hot yoga to slower yin yoga in the evenings (really extensive list). Colette is a fantastic teacher and is great at adjustments as well as keeping you smiling the whole time! In fact all the yoga teachers here are just great, although Colette teaches most of the classes.
They do a great £30 for 30 days deal, and they’ve got other wee deals you can nab as well to make it more affordable. The only reasons that this studio loses a star for me is that the regular prices are just a tad too expensive for my student budget (£7−10/class) and that it’s really far out of the way for me as I live in the West End. I was lucky enough to win a voucher for 30 days of free yoga, but didn’t go as often as I’d have liked to because I had one near collision with a car while cycling there in the morning (I HATE cycling to town in general, too many angry commuters and weird junctions for my fixie bike) and after that I was too freaked out to make it a regular part of my routine. Plus, by the time I got there, went to yoga, and got home and showered, it took almost 3 hours out of my day! Which is time I just don’t have in my final year of uni.
That said, if I lived closer, had a car, or had more cash and free time I would be here ALL THE TIME. It truly is an excellent studio and a great place to get started with yoga or really advance your practice.
They have showers on site and lovely fresh juices for after class, and even in the non-​hot classes there’s a lovely warmth left in the studio and it feels so comforting in the winter. I love the huge range of classes they have, and each one is really different and challenging in a new way.
If you live near town then I’d say this is easily the best yoga studio in your area, and you’ll be made to feel welcome and part of the family! I’d probably rate this as my number 2 yoga studio in Glasgow, second only to the amazing Pol at Yoga Meditation Healing Glasgow and his dirt cheap morning classes for students.

I love Infinity Yoga! This «boutique» yoga studio is tucked neatly away under the railway bridge on Osborne Street, nicely slotted between a fitness studio and a recording studio!
The first thing you’ll notice about Infinity Yoga is that it’s the most friendly and relaxed yoga studio you’ve ever visited! All the staff and teachers are extremely welcoming and willing to help everyone. Questions are encouraged here! I’ve been to other Glasgow yoga studios before and found the atmosphere quite frosty and the staff stand-​offish, so I’m glad I’ve found the polar opposite situation across town! :) By my third or so visit the receptionist already knew my name, which impressed me greatly!
The second thing you’ll notice is that the studio is pretty small! But boy, do they use the space well! With the reception desk at the front, male/​female changing rooms at the back and the stand alone classroom in a little cabin-​like structure in the middle, Infinity have done their best to maximise their space. On first visit I was like, there’s no way 24 people are fitting into this class, but they do, and comfortably!
I’m currently taking advantage of their 30 days for £30 introductory offer and trying to sample as many classes as possible. This is the next thing you’ll learn — they offer SO MANY classes! So far my favourites have been the Yin classes and the heated Freestyle Flow classes. I also love the 4pm Vinyasa to Yin class on a Sunday — perfect way to wind down your weekend!
Social media is important at Infinity and yogis can book classes for the week ahead by leaving comments on the official Infinity Facebook page, which really makes it so simple! I would recommend booking for classes at night as they can fill up very quickly! Infinity have a number of membership options and also rent towels and face cloths at the front desk. Mats are provided and are steamed after every class! You can also buy water, Juice Warrior juices and coconut water from the reception!
I always leave feeling very relaxed and satisfied after each class, but more importantly a few days later I feel the burn in my muscles, reassuring me that I worked really hard too! I think Infinity staff are really great at hammering home the «yoga for EVERY BODY» mentality and I find it very empowering. As someone who doesn’t conventionally look like a yogi, the staff do their best to make me feel confident and encouraged in my practise! It’s really doing wonders for my self esteem! I would really recommend it for anyone who is new to yoga or who doesn’t think yoga is for them! Have your mind changed!

Aww this is a GREAT yoga studio!
I’m currently on their introduction package, which is as much yoga as you like for 30 days for £30 — a fantastic deal.
I’m in week 2 of it, and have been to, I think, 6 classes, and have had 6 different instructors! There’s a wide range of different styles of yoga on offer, and the instructors seem really versatile. They’re also just really lovely. What has really struck me about this place is the friendliness of it. The instructors seem to like to have a bit of a wee giggle during class — they often attend each other’s classes, so there’s some good natured banter. It’s certainly not a place for po-​faced yogis. And the other clients will say hello and have a little chat too. It’s just a nice friendly, down to earth place.
I love the studio itself. A long wooden floored studio with full length mirrors up one side (OK I hate the mirrors part of it — ugh!), and it’s so lovely and toasty warm. Even if it’s not a hot yoga class, there’s beautiful residual warmth and it’s so comfortable and relaxing.
The mats are steamed after each class which is great for hygiene, and you are provided with towels or little face towels if you need them, for no charge. Shoes are left at the door, so you can pad about barefoot and still have lovely clean tootsies.
So I’m enjoying it so far and the 30 day trial is a good opportunity to find out if it will suit me long term. But already I feel quite at home here.

Love Love Love this place. It is my second home. This studio has helped me discover what real yoga feels like and be confident in my practice.

I wish I could give Infinity Yoga 10 stars not 5!
I discovered this wonderful place through one of the Unilocal Glasgow Summer of Fun events and I am so glad I did. I had tried yoga in the past but thought it wasn’t for me, maybe I was too young and now value the chilled out, cloud nine bliss that attending one of these classes results in! I bought their 30 day pass for £30 and have been to 4 different classes — Ashtanga and Moksha are my favourites so far, can’t wait to do them again this week.
Classes offered are a mix of hot yoga, pilates and warm yoga — because the studio stays lovely and warm from other classes. It’s such a nice room and the warmth or heat helps me be super flexible and achieve poses I never thought were possible.
I like that you take your shoes off at the door, so walking around in bare feet or socks doesn’t feel grubby. The changing rooms are basic but have everything you need with two showers and a toilet and I’ve noticed they have bottles of shower gel, deodorant etc in case you forget yours.
What really makes this place wonderful are the people. The yoga instructors are so friendly, encouraging all levels of people to do their best in the class and happily wander around helping you get the most out of certain movements and poses. Lovely people usually attract other lovely people, and all the other yogi’s I ‘ve met in the different classes are just as friendly. It’s such a nice place to be.
You can also snap up some Juice Warrior raw juices here, they get their delivery on a Tuesday afternoon and usually sell out quickly but if you ask the wonderful receptionist she’ll keep a bottle of a particular flavour aside for you. How could this place be better? Well they could open a second studio in the West End (please guys??) so that I could literally float home after a class rather than having to drive or jump on the tube.
As you can probably guess I LOVE this place and it makes me happy that I discovered it through a wonderful Unilocal event organised by Briony. Even if you’re not sure whether yoga is for you, go give Infinity a try, I’m sure you will leave a class feeling amazing!

I’m currently lying in bed while my stomach muscles cry and my hamstrings ping. My neck, however, is as soft as a well cooked piece of asparagus and my shoulders are singing.
Why is this a good thing? Well I’ll tell you! Yoga for me has always been about strength, pushing myself to be fitter and more flexible, but without the dreaded gym visits and heavy weights. I also want to leave a yoga class feeling like I’m walking on air, like I have literally breathed in the happiness and breathed out the sadness.
And I’m pleased to say that’s exactly what Infinity Yoga has done for me! The hot classes are intense, and sometimes excruciating, while the instructors help you work on your core and build those endurance muscles. Pilates will make you burn, Hot A will make you SWEAT, and the 1hr Flow will make you steam, but what they all have in common is that by the end of it you feel brand new. Combine that feeling with outrageously nice, friendly and accommodating staff and instructors, and i’m on cloud 9.
The changing rooms are little and not for the overly-​prudish (lots of stripping off post class and racing to the showers) but they’re equipped with hair dryers, facial sprays and a full length mirror. Mats are provided and the staff like to hand out complimentary face towels upon your arrival, as well as any number of delightful things (today the lovely receptionist was handing out free vegetables and herbs from her garden).
With a real emphasis on learning, growing and taking it all at your own pace, Infinity Yoga is the best place I’ve ever taken a class. Never before have I been made to feel so comfortable, welcome, and capable of doing anything I put my mind to.
A real haven in the heart of Glasgow City centre, I cannot recommend it enough to anyone with anxiety, stress, or any number of neuroses which might discourage them from trying something new. I have always been made to feel at ease here, even when pushing myself out of my comfort zone.

Ich trainiere in allen Bikram– oder Hot-​Yoga-​Studios in Europa und schreibe darüber in meinem Blog. So auch in diesem: Sicher, es gibt grössere und schönere Studios als das kleine intime Infinity Hot Yoga unter einem früheren Eisenbahnviadukt. Colette Ward (Bild) hat es vor dreieinhalb Jahren eröffnet. Sie lernte viele verschiedene Arten von Yoga kennen und entwickelte sich ständig weiter. Ursprünglich absolvierte sie das Teacher Training bei Bikram und bietet auch heute noch jede Woche einmal die offizielle Bikram-​Sequenz an. Aber sie hat sich nach und nach mehr dem absolut Yoga und verschiedenen Varianten verschrieben und sagt heute: «There is much more to Hot Yoga than Bikram.»
Man fühlt sich auf Anhieb wohl an diesem Platz, der individuell, gemütlich und heimelig ausgestaltet ist. Der Boden des heissen Raumes ist aus echtem Holz.
Vor allem der Empfang ist herzlich.
An diesem Freitagmorgen unterrichtet der fröhliche, aufgestellte Jamie, der sein Teacher Training in absolut Yoga in Thailand absolvierte. Als er die zehn teilnehmenden Yogis begrüsst, kommt der Gruss lautstark zurück. Er trägt farbenfrohe Shorts und macht die meisten Übungen gleich selber mit, was im Hot Yoga ungewöhnlich und wohl sehr anstrengend ist. Es ist eine sogenannte Moksha Klasse — mit vielen Übungen aus dem Original-​Bikram. Es gibt noch mehr Übungen, noch anstrengendere. An den schottischen Dialekt gewöhne ich mich nach und nach, und ich fühle mich trotz dem Workout und dem rinnenden Schweiss wohler und wohler. (siehe auch
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Me, doing yoga? I know, what has the world come to?!
I’d wanted to try yoga for ages but I could never find somewhere that had classes when I wanted them and I was worried about being a newbie. A friend of mine posted about Infinity Yoga on instagram, and when I looked into it, it seemed like it could be for me.
Based in Merchant City/​Trongate behind Mono, they have a jam-​packed timetable of classes so there should be something to suit everyone. While the classes are mostly heated classes, they do have Hatha yoga (no heating) and pilates.
I went along to the lunch time session to try Hatha yoga. I’m not going to lie, I was really, really nervous. Thankfully the staff were really friendly and explained everything to me so I relaxed quickly. You leave your shoes at the door, and check in on the clipboard. There’s changing areas with showers and you leave your stuff on the racks (it’s all secure from the public so no need to worry).
There’s one main yoga space with mats laid out. I went in, picked a mat and got into the class, lead by Gemma. I found it a real struggle (I won’t lie, I stupidly thought yoga would be easy) but at the same time I really loved it. Gemma was a great instructor, giving detailed instructions and always checking everyone was doing the poses right (or as close to it as I could manage, ha!) The lunch class goes for 45 minutes and I left feeling all stretched out, relaxed and euphoric.
I’m really looking forward to going back, and am planning on going at least once a week from now on.
— A beginner’s membership is £15 for 3 classes, and then they have a range of options after that like pay-​as-​you-​go or monthly memberships, or bulk packs of 10 classes.
— Parking is available at King Street car park for £1.90 for an hour.
— Bring a water bottle and towel.
— No need to bring a yoga mat as they are provided for you.

Hi everyone, this studio is HOT HOT HOT just the way it should be. I discovered this amazing place in osborne street in March this year and i’m totally addicted to the heat the practice and the vibe the team at infinity give out !!! 100% positivity and progression. As you can tell i’m totally hooked. I’ve done yoga on and off over the years but this place and practise is like nothing i had ever done before and i highly reccommend to anyone who enjoys a challenge.
In the short time that i, ve been attending Infinity i’ve went from 2 – 3 chiropractic sessions per month to 1 and i’m hoping i can reduce this further.
Its suitable for everyone so don’t think if you are a beginner its too advanced its all about the individual and i mean that. Everyone may well be at different stages but they can take comfort in tha fact that if you need correction and challenge you will get that from all the instructors at Infinity.
ps there’s a wowcher on now 5 classes £ 20 AMAZING