10 Best Seattle Yoga Studios

Lindsay Pedersen - I really like this studio. The type of yoga is a little different from the vinyasa I usually do. Although it is a heated yoga studio, you hold the poses a few counts, and they seem to have more standard sequences. If you don't like similar sequences from one yoga day to the next, you won't like this. If you like that consistent-ness, you will like this. It is still a vigorous, I-just-got-a-good-workout practice. Moreover, there is a great vibe. The space itself is beautiful and spread out, with nice showers and dressing area, a living room, a very large studio, and friendly owners. They're right next to the Greenlake PCC (the one near Starbucks, not the one on Aurora), with underground or street parking.

Ali White MacBeth - I started going to Modo Yoga in June when I was looking for a yoga studio I could join for some community and consistency. I absolutely love it there. All the instructors are passionate but not judgmental. The studio offers several classes all heated. I find the classes challenging, but engaging and a great workout! The facility is very clean and offers a nice atmosphere.

Vanessa - I didn’t think I liked yoga until I found Modo. Good people and good workout.

recommended by Adam MacBeth, Melissa lehman

Laurel Buckner - Wonderful hot yoga. Always feel great, amazing teachers. Download the app and sign up in advance.

Carol Rava - Allison and her team are truly gifted yoga teachers. Classes are super full/crowded, but the yoga is really fantastic (if hard!). Hot, flow and great atmosphere.

recommended by Lora Shahine, Lindsay Pedersen

Steven A. Chayer - 8 Limbs Yoga is a very impressive organization. Great to work with!

Piragash - Legit instructors and scalable approach to practice will leave your body and mind bette than when you came in.

Aileen McGraw - Nancy's morning classes are amazing! A huge part of what makes me me. Great workout, even better therapy.

recommended by Keara McGraw

Yaprak DeCarmine - My favorite hot yoga spot in Seattle

Ben Gilbert - Been awhile since I've been, but loved it when I used to go 5 years ago.

recommended by Megan McDaniel, Taylor Stedman

Jen Hope - Ginger and Natalie rock.

Amy - Best yoga studio around.

recommended by Katie Zejdlik

Amy - Love this studio!

Sarah Ervin - It's a little hot in there, but great classes!

recommended by Patricia Sheed, Lindsay Pedersen

Shauna Swerland Youssefnia - great music- great teachers

Lora Shahine - Beautiful space, fantastic instructors, awesome work out!

Erin Haggerty - My favorite barre workout to date - slightly more cardio than pure barre and 10 mins of stretching and breath work at the end. Always leave feeling great!

recommended by Brian Draggoo, Jessica Graham

Shauna Swerland Youssefnia - great studio!

Lindsay Pedersen - Jaime, Madzy and Alice (the owners) are three of the best yoga teachers I've ever learned from. The studio itself is full of light, and the practice is always a satisfying and intense workout.

Fiona Lennard - Earth Wind Fire yoga in Madison Valley is owned by friends of mine and they have daily online classes you can take!

recommended by Leif Gerchberg

Jessica M Shapiro - I love their sculpt class. A little bit of everything - flow, weights, cardio ... and a ton of sweating. You feel like you got a great workout when it's over.

Chelsia Andreassen - Ballard is my favorite location!

recommended by Laurie Krisman

Devon Burns - Located in Capitol Hill, it's a heated vinyasa flow yoga studio. The classes are different every time and the sequences are always so creative. The heat helps your body limber up, but itsn't heat stroke invoking like traditional hot yoga studios. Check out Jamie or Tara's classes if you really want a challenge for your mind, soul, and body.

Martina Welkhoff - I love how upbeat the classes are!

recommended by Sheila