Best Yoga Studios in Phoenix

CA Yoga Barre is a yoga studio catering to Phoenix. Its offers different types of classes, including flow yoga in a heated room, strength-based workout yoga to tone muscles, and yin yoga for relaxation of mental and physical components of the body. Its instructors also teach barre and the basics of healthy joint mobility through instructional and slow-paced mobility drills. One of its instructors is Lauren Hobson, who has been teaching barre since 2014.

Desert Sun Yoga is thrilled to provide a safe and unique aerial experience to students in Phoenix and the surrounding metros. It offers drop-in classes, private lessons, extended courses, and extensive teacher training programs. Students can learn to fly, spin, flip, drop and relax! It also offers courses, workshops, and 50 hours of advanced aerial and yoga teacher training. The studio can provide compression polyurethane foam mats, chalk, blocks, bolsters, and neck pillows during classes. Kassi McGivern, the owner, also has a yoga certification that allows her to attend to cancer patients and survivors.

Elevate Yoga & Wellness is a yoga and meditation center that has been serving students all across Phoenix since 2016. It specializes in aerial yoga and utilizes a hammock-style fabric to assist students in elevating their asanas with a range of class styles and levels, ranging from beginner to advanced. Meditation, movement medicine, and private Reiki treatments are also available. The studio can be rented for classes, workshops, events, businesses, and practitioners that share Elevate Yoga & Wellness' vision.

floo-id YOGA provides yoga practice for residents throughout Scottsdale and the surrounding area. The studio's 60-minute classes offer improved flexibility, reduced stress, and physical and mental strength, and 48 classes are offered every week between their two studios.. Clients can choose from hot yoga, hot flow, yin yoga, and yingong meditation. Kids yoga is also available for children ages 4-10. Only 12 children are allowed per class, and adult classes for parents are offered at the same times. RYS 200 Hot Yoga Teacher Training is also available.

Hot Yoga University offers yoga classes to individuals in Phoenix. Its hot yoga classes include Hotyasa, Hatha, Iron Yasa, hot pilates, and HOTFIIT. It also provides non-heated yoga classes, including yoga nidra, vinyasa flow, Yin, and YinNidra. The studio is equipped with P.E.M. flooring and features products from DuctSox. One of its teachers, Effie Densberger, started teaching yoga in 2012. She has also completed a 200-hour teacher training in 2014. Hot Yoga University is affiliated with Yoga Alliance.

Ignite Yoga offers Yoga classes in the Phoenix area. Ignite promotes a fun atmosphere, community, healthy lifestyle, and total body wellness. Clients come to the studio for classes such as Yin, Vinyasa, Meditation, Nidra, and Ashtanga. The studio has kids after school programs and camps as well as certification programs. Teachers at the studio have 200 to 500 hours of training and/or three years of experience.

Inner Vision Yoga is a studio with locations in Phoenix and two other areas in Arizona. The instructors from these branches facilitate over 140 meditative and transformative classes weekly. The yoga sessions that they offer are regular, radiant hot core, and Healing Emphasis Yoga™. In addition to holding classes for adult learners, it also offers sessions for kids from 5 to 12 years old. The yoga instructors from Inner Vision Yoga also facilitate prenatal yoga classes to prepare mothers for childbirth.

Ironwood Yoga Studios caters to beginners and advanced practitioners in Phoenix and nearby communities. It offers classes in the styles of vinyasa, yin, restorative, Kundalini, or a blend of all aforementioned routines. The studio provides sessions that last from 10-90 minutes to fit the schedules of all clients. It also offers on-demand videos for those wanting private or home-based yoga sessions. Ironwood was established in 2014 by Leah Bosworth, who has been practicing yoga for over 20 years.

Kula Yoga is an establishment that serves clients in Phoenix. The studio offers daily yoga classes, such as ashtanga vinyasa, slow flow to yin, restore to Nidra, weekend recovery, and basics. Each session lasts for 75 minutes and some classes, particularly Nidra, restorative, and yin yoga, use props. Kula Yoga has two yoga rooms, a hang-out area, a small retail shop, and two large restrooms. It strives to be a welcoming environment, with its name from a Sanskrit word that means community or family.

Modern Yoga is a studio that offers yoga classes throughout Phoenix and the surrounding areas. The facility provides 200 and 300-hour yoga teacher training led by John Salisbury, who has over 20,000 hours of teaching experience. The yoga programs are intended for practitioners who want to teach yoga or clients who wish to strengthen their training. Modern Yoga also teaches modern vinyasa to students of all levels, as well as the history of yoga, yoga philosophy, yoga anatomy, physical adjustments, yin, and ayurveda.

Radi8 Hot Yoga is a studio that caters to yoga practitioners in Phoenix and the surrounding areas. Staffed by 22 trained yoga instructors, it offers a wide array of yoga classes that aim to nourish the mind, body, and soul. The yoga studio features industry-standard heat, humidity, and air purification systems with anti-bacterial flooring for the safety of its clients. Additionally, Radi8 Hot Yoga offers teacher training classes and is affiliated with Yoga Alliance.

Sweatshop on Central is a yoga studio open to customers in the Phoenix area and surrounding communities. It offers vinyasa flow yoga and yin yoga, which are heated and not heated, respectively. In addition, it holds barre classes with a fusion of light cardio and Pilates. Along with studio sessions, it also offers online and live stream classes. Sweatshop on Central is owned by the mother-and-daughter duo, Ashley Zettler and Mary Williams, who believe in investing in people's minds and bodies.

The Biltmore Studio is a wellness business that serves the Phoenix community. Its practitioners administer various types of yoga classes, some conducted in a heated room between 100-102 degrees, and a humidity level between 60-70%. Their classes are focused on various goals including healing, balance, strength, mindfulness, and deep relaxation. This studio also provides teachers' training, where individuals who aspire to level up their yoga skills will learn yoga philosophy, techniques, various types of flows, benefits, safety, and teaching methodologies.

The Foundry is a locally owned and operated hot yoga studio that caters to clients in and around the Phoenix metro. Its staff has more than 150 years of combined yoga experience and focuses on the physical, mental, and spiritual transformation of the yoga students. Aside from hot yoga, the studio also offers Hot HIIT, Hot Pilates, and Hot Barre classes. Its co-founder, Nicole Deacon, completed her Bikram Yoga Teacher Training in 2005 and has served as faculty for over 15 yoga teacher training.

The Madison is a yoga studio that engages Phoenix clients in learning yoga. The studio provides strength-yoga sessions, including sculpt practices. It also offers a Party on a Bike program that comprises indoor cycling classes. Furthermore, the studio guides aspiring instructors through its teacher training program. Indoor yoga classes, including phenomenal flow, sculpt, and Party on a Bike, are also available on the Madison TV. One of the instructors, Brooke Boon, has been a yogi since 1998. She also founded Holy Yoga, a non-profit ministry.

Yoga Nirvana offers yoga classes in Tempe. Students can choose from Advanced Flow, All Levels/Community Class, Ashtanga Improv, Gong Meditation, Kundalini, Yin Therapy, and Yoga of Drumming. Additional yoga retreats and workshops such as trips to Hawaii are also offered. Clients can ask for private sessions with the founder, Jim Keegan, who holds a B.S. in Kinesiology and Biomechanics and was Head Yoga Teacher at Arizona State University for nine years.