TRUE HOT YOGA ARROWHEAD RANCH

zac ponczak

Yoga - hot or not - is supposed to be a practice of focusing mind and body as a singular unit through mindfulness and extending existing capabilities through practice. Why then is this discouraged at a studio that represents itself as "True" Hot Yoga when when the instructors do not stay true to the practice of mindfulness concerning their participants? No one should be shamed by an instructor for mindfully recognizing their own limits and quietly excusing themselves. Not only does my experience with one of their instructors indicate that they are not trained on accepting or assisting participants in where they are at, but the shame they put you through when being told you can't leave until the very end demonstrates they are unprofessional and care more about their own standards than participant safety. If you want Hot Yoga, go somewhere else that will be "True" to the participants.

Ames Fowler

It’s really too bad that small businesses took such a beating from COVID but when they won’t help themselves shame on them. I spend $86 on Groupon for classes for my wife and myself. And COVID hit limiting our ability to use them (we used 3 of 15). We were gone for the summer and now having returned they won’t honor the Groupon. Now they’re missing a full price 3 month membership which is what I would have bought after the Groupon. I would probably have met in the middle somewhere as well but they don’t have time to talk on the phone, don’t take walk ins and don’t respond to email.

Kristin Bennett

Don’t listen to the people saying not to buy the groupon. This place is fantastic and each instructor has their own personality with the Gia of helping you get the most of your practice while learning proper technique as well. Everyone in the classes are always attentive and respectful and the instructors are great. Thank you 💕

Lyoness

Buyer beware! I purchased a package of 15 classes & after my 5th visit was stopped by the front desk. This was odd since they have never said more than "Hi" & "Bye" to me before. They stopped me to tell me that I owed money for the last 2 classes. I told them that must be a mistake since I purchased a package of 15 classes & this is only my 5th time in. "No"- they told me that "my package expired, that is is in the fine print" - "I should have looked at & someone was supposed to tell me on my fist visit" Needless to say = they didn't) & they forgot to tell me last time so now I own them $40+ tax retroactively! If my package expired then yes it would have been an honest business practice to tell me BEFORE I used more services. Although I do think that making a package expire in so short a time is rather shady, not telling me until after & I have still been using services thinking that it was included in my paid for purchase is just plan dishonest. I highly recommend anyone think twice before using True Hot Yoga services.