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Ginger Jacinic
via Google Such a great studio! I started going to Flow Yoga about a month ago after moving to the neighborhood from a different side of town, and the variety of classes and instructors is amazing. Whether I'm looking for something to relax, practice mindfulness, or play with inversions there are classes every day for every type of practice and skill level.
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Derreck DaSilvavia Google Honestly I think this one of the best yoga studios in Austin. I've practiced around the world and appreciate the ease of use, transparency, and value you get from this studio.
There is a fantastic set of class offerings. I've been able to find classes with an impressive variety of teachers at multiple locations. With the '$30 for 30', I got to attend class with pretty much every teacher, so that when I started my membership I already knew who I liked and who challenged me.
Headache free sign-up. Everything is digital. You walk into the studio, check-in on the screen, then place your mat. So easy! Prices are really good with tiered membership options. Drop-in, once-a-week, & unlimited.
Lots of value. At least 5 different studios. Variety of teachers and classes. Very affordable among yoga studios with this much offering.
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Marissa Garrettvia Google The variety of classes available - from heated Vinyasa to guided sound meditation - in one location is fantastic. The instructors are knowledgable and encourage you to practice in a way that works for your body in the moment (they offer props for modification if needed). Can't recommend Flow Yoga at this location enough.
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Cynthia Occellivia Google TL:DR Great classes, a lovely studio, and kind people.
I've practiced yoga for more than 30 years with what I consider some of the best teachers in the country/world. My daughter and several of my closest friends completed teacher training at YogaWorks. I've been a training model many times. All of this to say, I feel confident assessing a yoga staff and studio.
I've had three teachers at this studio. I love Teacher Kimberly. She's well-trained, thoughtful, and thorough. She adjusts to the class's ability level and mood. All people can find a practice in her class. She's excellent with form and transition (which means you won't get injured). Similarly, Teacher Clara is a wonderful. She has super effective stretches and builds strength too.
The studio is inclusive, accessible, and feels good. Little comforts abound (high quality mats, tea with honey, hair ties, disco balls, gongs, light shows, purified water, clean bathrooms, and welcoming seating). It feels like they care about you.
Lastly, but of no lesser importance, the owner and her staff are consistently kind and helpful. Sometimes tech glitches (cause that's the world we live in) and they solve it immediately. There's no pressure or problems here. Payment structures are straightforward and more than fair. The vibe is contagious and I make friends every class.
I tried several studios in the Austin area and this is my favorite. I hope they flourish.
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Judd Hortonvia Google Body Collective is a great studio with a welcoming community and warm, inviting atmosphere. I had very limited yoga experience before coming here and was intimidated at first, but the lovely instructors and variety of class types have allowed me to quickly progress and feel more comfortable and confident with every class.
The instructors provide plenty of modifications for every skill level and clearly walk you through each movement. Each class feels distinct and I recommend trying any that sounds interesting, and trying each one multiples times as your mind body connection grows.
I can't recommend this place enough for anyone who is remotely interested in yoga!
