Y2 Yoga

Jill Moore

What a great service already provided. Victoria was understanding and heard my pain! She was able to convey that and get me in for a session!! I’m thrilled!

Owen Pinch

Best yoga studio.

Tyler-James Toledo

Nice studio. Unfortunately far from being a body positive or POC friendly yoga experience. I’ve been here a few times I’ve gotten a lot of strange looks, as if I didn’t belong. The front desk never greet me, I remember my first time walking into the studio I said “hi it’s my first time.” The person at the front pointed to an iPad and said “you check in here, towels are there,” and then proceeded with whatever they were doing. I gave a few instructors a chance, mixed bag here. Some are better than the others. I noticed that some assist everyone that walks in the room others only assist those whom they know, all instructors I have taken have never asked permission to touch me. I’m okay with assists, but I think it should be standard to make sure the student is okay with the teacher touching them. I gave up last week when the teacher just “called poses.” No cueing, no alignment cues, no breath cues. At that point it’s just a workout class, and not worth 29 dollar drop in fee. I pay for the experience not the yoga I can get for free on YouTube. They definitely market to a certain kind of person, and unfortunately I am not that yogi.

Meredith McVadon

This studio has great staff and great instructors. I love the massage & chiropractic amenities. I didn’t commit to Y2 though because ALL their classes are heated, plus they only have 1-2 standard flow classes a week, often during 9-5 business hours. Unlike other yoga studios, they don’t prompt yogis to clean borrowed blocks. Hopefully the staff cleans them after each class.