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Krista Schields
via Google The classes are over filled to the point that there is maybe 2 inches between each mat, not allowing you to fully make your movements. It was really challenging to enjoy and stay focused in class when having other peoples feet all over your mat and trying to avoid bending over into someone’s butt. Honestly, wanted to leave after 10 minute because of discomfort and it was noticeably a trend in class as some did end up leaving. I went on a Saturday morning so maybe it’s different on weekdays?
Highly recommend trying a different studio that values practice and customer comfort.
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Rachel Rothschildvia Google YTX is more than a yoga studio; it's a sanctuary. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by a calm, positive energy from the incredibly friendly and helpful staff. The cleanliness is top-notch—they meticulously clean the floors and all equipment before and after every single class, which I truly appreciate.
The instructors are all phenomenal, each with their own distinctive and impressive teaching style. It's clear the entire team is well-trained to care for both the people and the space.
I can't recommend YTX highly enough. It has been a true life-changer for me, guiding me toward a better version of myself. Thank you for everything!
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Rose McEachernvia Google Just moved to Austin from San Diego, attended 3 of the free community classes @ 3pm. They are recent graduates and it’s been the Yobody classes and omg I’m obsessed!! Jimena kicked our butt in the best way, had amazing tunes, energy with a perfect balance of strength and flow! The facilities are wonderful with a clean bathroom 2 or 3 studios I believe, and a cold plunge & sauna. The staff has been wonderful and gracious, handing a sweat towel when you enter. I park out front in street parking for approx $2.50 for the hour. I’m so grateful to have found this studio, can’t wait to try more classes! 💪💦
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Asri Aldila Putrivia Google I just moved to Austin, and YTX has quickly become one of my favorite studios for hot mat Pilates. The teachers are amazing, and the classes are both challenging and fun. The equipment—like dumbbells, resistance bands, and ankle weights—is all in great condition. They also provide small towels for class and large ones for showering, which I really appreciate since I like to take a quick shower before heading home. There’s even a café inside, though I haven’t tried it yet. Definitely planning to practice here regularly!
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Paul Mark Morrisvia Google YTX Yoga is my go-to every time I’m in Austin, and it’s an easy five stars from me. This studio strikes the perfect balance between being welcoming to newcomers and offering a legitimately challenging practice for seasoned yogis. They have several types of classes, I usually take warm or heated Vinyasa, and the instructors do a fantastic job layering the experience—you’ll get clear guidance if you’re newer, but also plenty of options to up-level if you’re looking to push yourself. It’s that rare place where a mixed-level class actually works for all levels.
The studio itself is clean, modern, and thoughtfully designed, with an energy that’s both grounded and energized. They’ve recently added an infrared sauna, which I tried for the first time post-class—and let’s just say, it brings the heat. It was intense in the best way, a great post-flow reset. There’s also a cold plunge if you’re brave (I wasn’t… not after that sauna), but it’s great to have both options available.
Management is super friendly and clearly creates a space where locals feel at home but visitors are just as welcome. You can feel the community vibe here, but you won’t feel like an outsider. Whether you’re living in Austin or just in town for a few days, YTX is one of those places that makes it easy to drop in, get a great sweat, and walk out feeling like you did something good for your body and mind.
