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Whole Life Yoga
Great instructors and good classes.. This one room yoga studio located on Greenwood is worth checking out. Limited parking is available in a garage in the back. Classes vary by difficulty level and time. Drop in classes are 15$, but many series classes are offered as well. Some speciality classes include yoga for hips, relaxation, and pregnancy. Instructors seem a step above some others and are able to clearly explain postures and yoga theories. Complimentary tea is offered in the lobby. Props and mats are available free of charge.…
Great all-around Yoga studio!. I have taken a class and several drop-ins at Whole Life Yoga. They're great! The studio is calm and serene and the people are fun and knowledgeable. I like how adaptable the instructors are for dealing with injuries. I have a wrist injury and a back injury. They were able to suggest great alternate poses and they even have a class just for back health!…
Editorial Review by Citysearch Editors. Ongoing classes, series and one-on-ones cover all levels: prenatal, kids and flow viniyoga (individual-intensive yoga). Workshops include astrology and meditation.
Yoga for round people!.
Okay, actually the class I love is called "Yoga for Real People," and it's for all body types. The owner suffered a back injury before turning to yoga, and has a great deal of sympathy for the idea
that some students simply can't bend, stand, kneel or sit in certain ways. She firmly believes in teaching a highly customizable style and reminding students that the point of her classes isn't competitiveness.
There are free "sample" days where newcomers can attend a session to see what it's like. There are lots of workshops, and Whole Life offers training to potential yoga instructors. Tracy loans out yoga magazines, applauds progress and feels that Whole Life has developed a family relationship with its clients.
An excellent beginning to those who have been shy of yoga because they don't feel that they fit the ideal.…
