Moksha Yoga – Square One

This is one of my favorite spots to take a class at. Friendly staff and clean studio. I’ve visited most Moksha studios and I feel that this location is far superior it terms of accessibility and space. I highly recommend it.

I really like this place but I have a few issues.
The set up makes it impossible to get your coat and shoes off without stepping over somebody. The change room is too small and it becomes uncomfortable after a hot sweaty class to get your things. Also you will probably say sorry 100 times because you accidentally bumped someone or opened a door in their face.
I love the instructors-​for the most part– I found one in particular, on more than one occasion, to be slightly rude when she finds people are not listening to her instructions. She can become quite condescending just through the tone of her voice.
I had a $ 60 day Groupon which I was excited for because I really wanted to get a membership but wasn’t sure if the classes were for me etc. I had asked if after the groupon expired if I could start my membership with a $ 40.00 unlimited first month. I was told no and almost looked down on for even asking. Only to over hear THE SAME SAKES REP tell a group of girls after class that if they wanted she would do it for them.
I can’t in good faith get a membership now. its really too bad.

I love going to this place! Great instructors that make you feel at ease. The facilities are nice and has a really calming herbal scent. The bathrooms and showers are really clean. I usually go in the mornings in the summers when it is not very busy. However, I know this place can get packed.
One thing I wish is that this place would have 6am classes so I can go before work!

I’m loving this yoga studio!
I started practicing hot yoga at GoodLife in December, but I started going to Moksha Yoga last month. I have not visited any other hot yoga studios, but I truly have no complaints about this one in particular. I love the atmosphere of this studio… peaceful yet lively, if that makes any sense.
The staff and instructors are all very friendly and welcoming. I find the instructors do differ a little from one another. Most of the instructors walk around the room, but I find only some of them would take the time and effort to correct your poses. Certain instructors guide you through the practice by demonstration, others simply provide verbal instructions. I have attended most of the instructors’ classes, so I’ve come to learn who I like to practice with best.
As Dolly mentioned, the class sizes are fairly big, but that seems to only occur on weeknights and weekend mornings. I have visited the studio on weekday mornings and I had plenty of space to myself. Just arrive early and you will be guaranteed a spot.
The facility is quite clean and well-​kept as we are required to remove all footwear at the door. The women’s change room is a decent size with two toilets and two showers. The room is heated as soon as you step in, and as if it isn’t already hot enough, humidifiers fill all corners of the room and heating panels hang off the ceiling. Whoo!

Hot yoga studio with friendly instructors. Expect your class to be crammed, sardine style — there’s an average of 40 people in each class. There are markings on the floor for yogis to set up their mats, ensuring «space», but realistically, especially being in such close proximity with others, you will at some point come into contact with the person beside you. I personally appreciate smaller yoga studios, where the instructor knows their students by name and how to adjust each individual accordingly.

The staff here is very friendly and helpful to new members. The studio itself is very open and beautiful, a great atmosphere. While it is quite pricey for a membership, they did have a groupon on recently so watch out for those.