Infusion

I’ve taken many different yoga and pilates classes at Infusion over the years and can honestly say I’ve never attended a class that wasn’t positive. The teachers are well prepared with interesting sequences, attentive and knowledgeable about modifications during class, which I’m sure have prevented me from injuring myself. I’ve observed the teachers being attentive and encouraging to all students in the classes. Many of the teachers have been with the studio since it opened and there have been some new teachers added and all seem to have the philosophy of being positive, accepting and sharing their knowledge of yoga and pilates with others. Front desk staff always has a smile and kind word for me and over the years the owners have helped me work through scheduling issues and using my passes. As a late to yoga and even later to pilates, person, I’m very comfortable at this studio and feel fortunate to have such a gem in Bountiful.

I love Infusion! And I especially love Jenn. She is so inspiring and insightful. I love everything that she says while teaching her yoga class. She reminds me to have more compassion for myself and to appreciate where I already am. I adore her. She also breaks the poses down and helps you gain strength in the right places in order to achieve some of the harder poses such as headstand, etc. When it comes to yoga, an amazing instructor makes all the difference.

I’ve been to two yoga classes here and I would say that it is okay. The inside is very nice and I like that they have a place for you to leave your shoes, jacket, etc. The front desk is downstairs and the yoga room is upstairs, which is nice because you don’t hear anything from the front desk.
As for the actual classes… they keep the yoga room really, really warm. Like hot enough that I start sweating as I walk in. It’s not very comfortable. I also don’t like that they let latecomers walk in after class has already started. The second class I went to had already started when about 5 late people came in. There wasn’t enough room for them so the instructor had to stop the class, get people to move their mats to make room for the late people, and then pick back up. I go to yoga to relax and clear my mind and don’t like interruptions like that. I’ve been to other yoga studios that do not allow people to enter once the class has started so that there aren’t any distractions, which I appreciate. Speaking of interruptions, during the first class I went to they had a guy there working on the HVAC system and he was walking on the roof throughout the class and then yelled from the roof when the wind knocked over his ladder and he couldn’t get down. Poor guy.
The last yoga class that I went to was also packed. There were 20+ people there so we were crammed in the room with just a few inches between mats. It was impossible to do the moves without touching the person next to/​in front/​behind you. I almost took a foot to the face from the lady in front of me. I know that this is practically the only yoga studio in Bountiful and their classes seem to be well-​attended, but it would be nice if they would cap the class size so that students have enough room to practice without worrying about touching someone around them.
I do have to say that Heather gets 5 stars. She was an awesome, awesome instructor.

This is thee — place to make your home and «setup your downward dog tent» so to speak.
Coreena, the owner, is amazing and inspired me to create FB’s «Heartfinder’s Group» which we now admin together, along with a few other amazing team members.
Anyway, I’ll be attending classes soon enough when I free up my 85 hours-​6 days a week workload and I’m so psyched to be a part of their awesome community at Infusion! Her studio will truly be an experience to remember, judging by her true moral compass and awesome business ethics.
I can’t wait! I’m so stoked (yes I surf too)…PS — yoga is great for endurance training for surfing off-​season. ;)
Namaste’-ing,
–Troy M.

Here’s my problem with yoga: I’m not very flexible, and I’m not very patient. The flexibility issue leads to teachers coming over and correcting me, and the patience issue makes me want to leave class 5 minutes into it. I went to my first class at Infusion and the teacher was calmer and more tolerant than any I’ve ever had. I never got singled out — and neither did anyone else. So guess what, I went back. Every teacher I’ve had there has had wonderful energy, confidence, and poise, but most importantly, honored the fact we are each in our own place. Everything about the space is very professional and friendly.
If you go for the first time and don’t know what to bring, here’s what you need to know (I couldn’t find it on the website, and I’ve seen other newcomers get frustrated):
You get a small towel (about face cloth size) when you check-​in; you don’t need to bring one (and if no one hands you one, ask for it). There are mats, blocks, blankets, and straps available– you don’t need to pay any rental fees.
You leave your shoes on the first floor and your coats upstairs, outside of the studio. I don’t like not seeing my stuff, so now I don’t bring anything extra in.
My only complaint is that they don’t have afternoon classes, but the studio itself is pretty fantastic.

Just tried my first pilates reformer class at Infusion. I had purchased a $ ³⁹⁄₅ class pass on Groupon and found it very easy to redeem and register online for classes at the studio. The studio is very nice and clean and the instructor KaLin was AWESOME and very patient with new students, carefully and gently explaining everything! I will definitly be back for my 5 sessions and then purchase more. Highly recommended!