Yoga Yoga

I *LOVE* Ashtanga with Clayton. His energy Is wonderful, and he Is really great at easing you into the more difficult postures.
The free spot of vegan milk tea at the end perfectly hits the spot!
I’m sure the other classes are great, but Clayton’s ashtanga is my absolute favorite!

I spend a lot of time here since I moved from Oklahoma last summer of 2013. It was scary trying to find a new Ashtanga shala where I could feel at home. I couldn’t be happier with this place. So many friendly faces. :) Sarah’s Mysore class is wonderful and I love that it is at 8am! Words can’t express my gratitude for her guidance and knowledge. I also attend Clayton’s led primary class on occasion to get realigned with my breath. He is awesome!

Now that was no fun. A friend gave me a pass for «bring a friend to yoga month». Just tried to use it at the South location. Because I went to a few sessions North over 2 years ago, I was told the pass was for first timers only and was turned away. Wow, that’s the worst yoga experience I’ve ever had.

I took a workshop class there a few years ago; I haven’t gone back because of the schedule and the pricing. I have stayed on their newsletter, though… until now.
They’ve sent out a survey link that states «help us by taking our survey and you’ll be entered to win a $ 1000 gift certificate to the Apple store…:» Only at the end of the survey which collects personal contact information and a lot of other information, the last page states, ««By taking a class with Yoga Yoga during the month of January, your entry becomes active.» That isn’t indicated in the email.
There are too many other yoga studios and in the area; guess which ones will get my business?

I don’t go to this location as much, but I have enjoyed it the times I’ve been. Once you step inside those doors, it’s easy to forget that you’re in a strip mall with a busy street just outside.
My favorite has got to be Everitt’s Deep Relaxation class. Woah, that class is amazing. It’s very therapeutic for the brain. Many of the classes that I like here are offered at the Westgate location, so I more often go there. But it’s so worth it to me to come to this location for that class!

I started going to Yoga Yoga when I was 13 weeks pregnant. Alice is an amazing prenatal teacher! I left work at 32 weeks and was able to add another class (Hannah’s) to my regimen. I had a really smooth and easy pregnancy, and I’m convinced that yoga and the advice I got in prenatal class is partially responsible for that. The teachers do their best to give individual attention to certain ailments (sciatica, swelling, etc). I went to class all the way until the day I went into labor. My baby is now 3 months old, and I really miss my prenatal classes! I highly recommend Yoga Yoga to pregnant women of all ages, shapes, and sizes. In addition, Alice teaches a 3 hour labor and delivery workshop for pregnant women and their partners. It’s offered monthly and provides some great info to both Mom and birthing partner. My husband and I enjoyed it.
I started taking postnatal classes when my daughter hit 2 months. Moms bring their infants to class, where feeding, fussing, changing, napping, etc. all goes on in the room. It’s a fun mixture of challenging yoga for moms and fun learning for babies. I do the baby yoga with my daughter at home and she loves it. It’s an easygoing and comfortable environment for both of us. The deep breathing and relaxation that yoga provides has helped me tremendously during times when my daughter gets fussy. When I’m relaxed, she’s relaxed. There’s also a crawlers and toddlers class I can’t wait to go to!
A delicious little cup of tea is served after each class. All the facilities have compost and recycling bins for the tea cups, paper towels, etc.
Yoga Yoga also has great deals. Last summer they had the «Beat the Heat» special. They gave you the entire month of August free with purchase of a class pass. I just started the unlimited program, which is $ 99 a month. My first month was only $ 29 because they give you a $ 10 credit for any classes left on a pass, plus a free workshop, plus a tote bag. It’s totally worth it if you go to class 9 times in a month.
There are several convenient locations and many teachers with different styles to choose from.
Namaste.

Yoga Yoga is great! I really enjoy Lizzy B.‘s Hatha Flow class. It is perfect if you want to build stamina, strength and endurance. It is slower paced but not to slow if you are a yoga frequenter. She teaches a Vinyasa class as well.
I am signed up to do their Fall Hatha Yoga training starting September 10^th! Their credentials are amazing and I am confident I have made the right choice.
Only bad would be the ding of that chime when everyone walks in… can be a little nerve racking as students are coming and going and sometimes the scent is pretty intense in the studio.
Otherwise, it is where I have chosen to practice.

First kundalini class today, followed by immediately purchasing a 8 class pass. I really like this place a lot so far, it has the quiet zen vibe-​the way yoga practice should be. Looking forward to taking more classes :)

Been going here regularly for 2 years. yoga brings me peace and health and has saved me from myself! I love all the yoga spaces. I am grateful for all the numerous classes available and variety of wonderful teachers. Everyone has something special to teach!
I am grateful for Yoga Yoga.

I’ve been going to Yoga Yoga for a few years. I love the teachers on staff who love what they are doing… have a true, dedicated path and share that with their students. Jenn W., Mandy E., Kim S., Angela D., Tim S., Siri Badhaur I recommend highly. There have been some misses but I love my experience at Yoga Yoga for the most part and always learn something. Sometimes it’s just learning what you like or what you need that particular day! I am more open and happy when I go regularly. I thank myself for taking the time to practice and Yoga Yoga for giving me a place to grow and find community.

This place was one of the first places I ever did yoga. I judge every other yoga place by my experiences here. The teachers are gentle, kind and professional. This is the real deal, no hint of 80’s areobics class here — spiritual, informative, energizing with a wide variety of classes going on, for example, they occasionally have one on chanting. I did one class where the emphasis was on breathing technique and I immediately felt like I was on psylocibin mushrooms, and almost broke into tears.

Being pregnant, i miss things like beer and margaritas as part of a ritual and stress relief. So instead of imbibing, i’ve been going to yoga. I’ve gone to several pre-​natal yoga classes and have signed up for a pass. The classes vary by instructor, but in good ways. I go during the week and on the weekend. The workouts are challenging. In prenatal classes, we don’t do vinyasas but other forms of strengthening and stretching. I was sore after the first few weeks, which is a good sign in my opinion.
The prenatal classes also offer you a chance to meet other pregnant women, which is nice. There is always a range in the class — from about 14 weeks to 40 — which means someone else can identify with what you are going through.
Additionally, there’s all this empowering woo woo language about motherhood and bonding with the baby. I like it, leaving class feeling like the Mother Goddess.
The criticism i have of Yoga Yoga is not the classes but the administrative side. I am a student but forgot to mention my student status when i signed up. The person who signed me up did not ask about any potential discounts. When i got home that night, I immediately inquired about applying the 20% discount but the folks at Yoga Yoga denied me. Instead, they offered a larger discount if i buy a pass again in the future. There’s a good chance i will enroll again, though I feel the studio could have been more accommodating considering the circumstances. This for me detracts from the overall experience.

I’ve been a Yoga Yoga member for two years, but this is the first time I’ve been to their South location. I must say, I am a fan.
My home studio is the North studio, and I like it because it is small. I get overwhelmed in large yoga classes. The South studio reminded me very much of the North one and I was pleased.
I went to Matt’s Hatha star class and it was wonderful. I felt limber and strong afterward.
Also a woman I used to take private lessons from, Karlie, has recently started teaching more classes at the South location and I’m totally pumped. She was wonderful privately, I know she’ll be the same in class.
Good job Yoga Yoga South for having smaller classes with great instructors!

I drove in from Dallas for a special weekend workshop with Seane Corn. I wish I could move to Austin just for this yoga studio. Everyone that I met was so nice and I was amazed at all the classes they offer just at this location. I would love to come back for some more teacher training.
And the chai tea available after class is so yummy and such a nice sweet touch.
I wish I could have taken a class while I was in town as I’m sure the teachers are amazing considering the number of people I saw come through the door in a short time.
This studio does a great job bringing in nationally known instructors such as Seane Corn
I will be back as soon as I can!

Absolutely love it! Great space, wonderful instruction, and GREAT student discounts.

I was skeptical that this superstore of yoga would be too corporate and crowded for me, but I was pleasantly surprised. It is a bit overwhelming how popular/​crowded this location can get, almost as if there should be a turnstile at the door. I know, this isn’t sounding very good, but what I want to express is that it is accessible to both the beginner and more advanced student. They offer a range of class times and ‘packages’ that allow you to pick and choose which classes to check out. The best part, in my opinion, are the teachers. They clearly love what they do. There aren’t any commitment obligations so if you are shopping around for a new place to practice, or are intimidated by getting started in yoga, I would recommend giving this place a try.

Little or No karma here! Began with positive vibe but has morphed
into corporate style business with sketchy loyalty to many of your
favorite teachers. Sure there are some good teachers at YY and the
CONVENIENCE factor is paramount to many… Don’t let the smilin guy in the turban fool ya… He’s more of a greeter… The evil parts tend to sway me in kinder directions… Plenty of better choices around Austin

I had never tried yoga anywhere but my gym, and I wanted to try Ashtanga (sweaty yoga), so my coworker brought myself and another coworker here.
It was really comfortable for trying something new. The instructor Rachel was really clear and nice, giving just enough guidance and help when you needed it. The studio was really peaceful, too.
Afterward you get a yummy chai-​like drink and I discovered that the Yoga Yoga patrons were really nice and friendly. I want to come back. Only reason it doesn’t get 5 stars is it’s expensive – $ 16 a class, less when you buy more classes. I don’t know if I could justify a gym membership and a Yoga Yoga membership, but I want one!

A long time ago I went to yoga yoga when I first moved to Austin and somehow back then didn’t seem very attractive to me. Since then I went to classes at my gym and had continued to do so until recently. I went for a Kundalini Sound class and had such a great time and relaxing experience. At first I was intimidated as I hadn’t been to a class like that before but I was quickly able to pick up what we were doing and bliss out during the meditation. I can’t believe how great I felt after and how nice everyone was from the front desk, to the instructor, to the students. They have some great tea they give you afterwards which is such a great way to end your experience. I really recommend this from beginners to experts as you will always feel at home at Yoga Yoga.

don’t tell anyone but i think i’m a hippie at heart. i took my first yoga class at 13 and i’ve been hooked ever since. my practice was sporadic at best until we relo’d to austin and i discovered yoga yoga. it’s amazing. so much so that hulaboy, dedicated couch potato that he is, even joined me and learned to love the particular joy that is downward dog.
i hope angela’s still teaching because she remains the best yoga teacher i’ve ever had. i love that yoga yoga has a huge selection of classe because sometimes ashtanga is fun but sometimes a girl just wants to do three rounds of sun salutations and then lay around while stretching out some hamstrings for 45 minutes.
i tried classes at all the locations and they rock equally. pick the closest one to you and bliss out, my friends.