I have been practicing at this studio for 4 months and have had an amazing experience. When I started, I had little to no flexibility or knowledge of yoga, but with the guidance of Cat Bradley, a yoga teacher at the studio, I have seen my practice, body, and mental health transform into my best self. Cat's deep knowledge of yoga, combined with her patient and encouraging teaching style, creates a welcoming environment for all levels. She has a unique ability to break down complex poses, making them accessible and helping you progress at your own pace. Cat truly cares about her students' well-being, both physically and mentally, and her passion for yoga shines through in every class. I couldn't be happier with my progress and the support I've received here!
Hayden Blankenship
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March 24, 2024
Would highly recommend this studio to everyone. The staff is very welcoming and takes the time and effort to learn your name and always acknowledges your presence. The studio is top notch and the staff immediately sanitizes everything after every class. It is on the expensive side, but you get what you pay for in this life. They have good deals right now for purchasing a block of instruction (like 10 classes).
August Shoen
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August 19, 2024
The studio is not upheld as a sacred practice space. Chatter and loud noises are allowed in the studio, which takes away from authentic practice. With disrespect like that, it isn't worth the money or the agitation.
Alinuru com
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December 16, 2023
Yoga Teacher Training is about to start in January, will you be one of the lucky students to learn with Pavel and Lauren! Clean facilities with a great yoga session. The techniques allows each practitioner have his or her own signature. Keep the breathe and learn and grow and ... and... and divinity.
Betu Guptash
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February 25, 2024
I am truly shocked that an establishment in Ann Arbor would blatantly appropriate Hinduism for commercial gains. The handle for the door is a hindu god Ganesha’s HEAD. To put it in perspective, that would be the equivalent of Jesus Christ’s head being the handle the door of a non-Christian establishment. The utter disrespect being shown to the religion that invented yoga is shocking, and I have and will continue to discourage my friends from being patrons here.
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I have been practicing at this studio for 4 months and have had an amazing experience. When I started, I had little to no flexibility or knowledge of yoga, but with the guidance of Cat Bradley, a yoga teacher at the studio, I have seen my practice, body, and mental health transform into my best self. Cat's deep knowledge of yoga, combined with her patient and encouraging teaching style, creates a welcoming environment for all levels. She has a unique ability to break down complex poses, making them accessible and helping you progress at your own pace. Cat truly cares about her students' well-being, both physically and mentally, and her passion for yoga shines through in every class. I couldn't be happier with my progress and the support I've received here!
Would highly recommend this studio to everyone. The staff is very welcoming and takes the time and effort to learn your name and always acknowledges your presence. The studio is top notch and the staff immediately sanitizes everything after every class. It is on the expensive side, but you get what you pay for in this life. They have good deals right now for purchasing a block of instruction (like 10 classes).
The studio is not upheld as a sacred practice space. Chatter and loud noises are allowed in the studio, which takes away from authentic practice. With disrespect like that, it isn't worth the money or the agitation.
Yoga Teacher Training is about to start in January, will you be one of the lucky students to learn with Pavel and Lauren! Clean facilities with a great yoga session. The techniques allows each practitioner have his or her own signature. Keep the breathe and learn and grow and ... and... and divinity.
I am truly shocked that an establishment in Ann Arbor would blatantly appropriate Hinduism for commercial gains. The handle for the door is a hindu god Ganesha’s HEAD. To put it in perspective, that would be the equivalent of Jesus Christ’s head being the handle the door of a non-Christian establishment. The utter disrespect being shown to the religion that invented yoga is shocking, and I have and will continue to discourage my friends from being patrons here.