Baxter @ Eastern Parkway

Kody Crum

Was kicked off the property with less time than I could take my phone out of my pocket and see where I was at. I work in customer service myself and never am rude to non customers, until I get a reason to be. Btw I don't smoke cigarettes. No I'm not a customer, I was lost,.and before I could take my phone out of my pocket I was was being yelled at and kicked out even after apologizing. Im sorry it takes my money to get respect ....that's the wrong order... I wasn't asked to move, I was not so nicely told what to do. Watch how you speak to others. You need to meditate more, it removed my ego, I know yoga, I expect more from a yogi

Lauren Whitcomb

Yoga on Baxter is a beautiful and welcoming space, filled with green plants in the entryway, and calm, stimulating colors on the walls of the studio. The front desk attendant is warm and attentive and remembered me from the first time I came a while ago. I attended Chris Derome’s class and it left me feeling lifted. Chris has a sweet and vibrant energy about him, and his music selection was fun. During his class, I was able to try new poses I’d never attempted, and learn new ways to feel more comfortable and engaged in poses I’ve known for a long time. His class was super refreshing and I’ll definitely be coming back.

J K

Sunday Service is excellent with Laura! Leigh Ann’s flow class is a beautiful and true Vinyasa class. Kristi has cultivated a wonderful yoga community in the Highlands area. It felt great to sweat out all of the toxins in her class! The 30 days for $30 special for those new to the studio and to yoga is the best deal in town especially if you are trying out yoga for the first time or want to dive into your personal yoga practice with a community of dedicated yogis. The fact that I can walk or ride my bike there is definitely a perk! So very thankful for this studio!

Maureen Royé

When looking for a new yoga studio, I chose to try Yoga on Baxter based off of positive reviews. I did one drop-in class and was hooked! They offer a new student special ($30 for 30 days) which many studios around the city offer. Prices for regular membership are a bit tough for people like myself (a student with a limited income), but at the same time, they are not atypical for the area. I love the rotating schedule, which allows you to try different class styles and instructors. Personally, I especially love Taylor and Leah's teaching styles, but I have not had a bad class, and I haven't had the chance to try every class yet. There are members of all ages and ability levels, and the teachers are great at motivating and welcoming new students. It's very low key and the perfect mix of "spiritual" without going overboard (but again, that's personal preference). There is also a massage therapist onsite, Stephanie, who is wonderful! I definitely recommend Yoga on Baxter to anyone looking for a studio!