Claremont Yoga

This is a beautiful studio with great teachers offering a variety of types of yoga classes.

Having recently moved to Claremont I was pleased to find such a lovely studio centrally located with a variety of class options and times. I have been there a few times and plan on returning.

I have yet to have a bad class here and I’ve been going for a couple of years now. All the teachers are knowledgeable, yet practical and down to earth. Do yourself a favor a sign up now.

Claremont yoga is great. Most of the teachers I’ve had have been very intentional and loving with their practice. There’s plenty of options to choose from, so those teachers I haven’t been big fans of can easily be avoided. This is also a great location for me, since I live a mile away. I do think it’s a bit on the pricey side and that their student discount isn’t very generous. I’ve lived in a few other cities where student discounts have been a lot better, which in fact encouraged me to take way more classes and in the end probably spend more money. Since prices are high here I take a lot less classes and therefore don’t spend as much overall, which is sad because I would love to do yoga more often than I do, but I just can not afford it. Once a week is about all I can afford in Claremont.

I’ve been attending classes here for about 1 year. I’ve had the luxury of traveling around the globe and visiting yoga studios. This space is a genuine gem. It captures zen in a variety of ways from location to décor. The best part is the loving & thoughtful owners & teachers. They care about the quality of life & have deep respect that shows to others. I feel valued & cared for every time I attend a class. There are a huge variety of classes to attend as well. I wish I had better word choices to capture the beauty & feel of this place. I hope you give them a try too.

I find Yoga classes at claremont yoga to be very educational and fun. I have been to some yoga centers but I find that classes at claremont yoga’s to be more engaging and the teachers are so warm and friendly. I usually forward to ending my day with taking yoga classes here. Nicole is such an amazing person.

Claremont Yoga is a warm and cozy yoga studio in the heart of the Claremont Village. All of the instructors are wonderful humans and knowledgable yogis. I enjoy all of the classes, and they offer a good variety to suit anyone’s needs. My favorite part is that they have ropes on the walls, which the instructors often incorporate into the practice, making deep stretching possible. Overall, the instructors have always encouraged a lot of play, and I find this important because we should never take ourselves too seriously, especially when practicing yoga.

I’m trying to get in touch with them. I went yesterday and today to the studio; but there was nobody there, called, tried to live a message; but the system says that they are not taking messages in that moment, also left a business message on Unilocal and a note on the door. What’s up with that? they have to fix that. Seems like a nice place and I’ll like to change this review for a positive one.

I attented prenatal yoga classes every monday here.
The instructor was very good. Its a calm place.
Positive words by the instructor at the beginning of the class and during yoga practice made me more in touch with my current state. I started enjoying my pregnancy :)
Sometimes she used to start the class little late as she had to wait for everyone to be there in the class… However, she used to make up for the delay by extending the duration of the class.

I’d like to bump my review up for this studio. I still believe that there should be more emphasis on breathing here and adjustments. However they extended their class passes to 6 months and have really good prenatal classes!

I stopped by for a drop in class because I am spending two weeks in Claremont. Small studio, but a great core yoga class with Nichole. I will try and make another class before I have to leave.

One of my favorite places to get my yoga on, I love Tracey! She’s always very attentive to each individual, while not taking away from the class as a whole, I love that it’s small and comfortable!

I was on my way back from San Bernardino to Long Beach, and wanted to get off the highway during rush hour, so I thought «why don’t I find a yoga studio to pop into?» I googled «Claremont Yoga» and was quickly on my way to the 5:45p «beginning yoga» class with Kurt.
The studio itself is nice, pretty standard yoga studio accoutrement. It’s a cosy upstairs space with cool-​looking ceiling fans.
I don’t know how else to describe the class’s contents other than that it was the worst yoga class I’ve ever been to. In a 75 minute class, we did about 5 or 6 poses. For the first 25 minutes (!) of class, we experimented in downward dog using ropes and pillows. It’s possible that this might be of use to people who have never done a downward dog in their life, or who have extreme immobility or inflexibility, but for someone who is looking forward to a basic yoga class, this exercise was pointless and downright bizarre. Later, the class concluded with TWO shavasanas, which means that we laid on the ground motionless for the entire last 20 minutes of the class.
During AND after each pose (like I said, we did only a handful of poses in the entire 75 minute class), the instructor would stop to ask us for feedback — did we like the pose? What parts of the body did *we* feel it worked? etc… Is this a Discussion of Yoga class? I don’t go to yoga to have a question and answer session. More posing, less talking, please.
The entire session was boring, disjointed, and felt extremely amateurish. I don’t know how else to say it but that this man should not be teaching yoga. I felt that I had wasted 75 minutes of my day and $ 18 of my money, and left feeling frustrated and irritated rather than refreshed.
I practice yoga to reap its benefits: meditation, flexibility, strength, breathwork, and of course to find clarity and centeredness. Unfortunately, I found none of those in Kurt’s class.

Claremont Yoga is wonderful. Tracy takes the time to assist and adjust individuals based on their needs. Highly recommend attending a class — find out why Claremont Yoga is a local favorite!

Visited from out of town. Nice, clean, warm, loving atmosphere.
Attended Nicole’s 12:15 class. Great instruction, cues right on point. Guides your body to where it needs to be.

Up the cozy wooden stairs to the second floor, you see various studios snuggled in together. The yoga classes are the only ones I’ve been to, but peeking in through the other doors at the fun-​looking pulleys and contraptions (pilates?) makes me want to venture a bit.. . maybe. I don’t know. I like yoga.
This place is the real deal. They have a variety of classes (many types of yoga) and they are mindfully respectful and serious about the practice. They are challenging and after every class, I feel completely whole and at peace and. . nicer, I think. lol.
The studio is lovely and clean and has beautiful blankets and mats and pillow things. Just everything you’d want for a perfect little studio. Nicole is sooo nice! And they always have some sort of deal or bundle going on in terms of price. Everyone should do yoga. Everyone.

Studio is very cozy. Nicole, the co-​owner, is a very gifted instructor and leads a wonderful vinyasa practice. She is knowledgeable and creative. I recommend any of her flow classes!

I’ve been to numerous studios across the country, and while Claremont Yoga isn’t terrible, I’ve certainly seen better. The studio itself is very small and you constantly hear the train and traffic outside. The teachers are fine, but in general they seem inexperienced and new to yoga. The vinyasa classes were good — Nicole is by far the best teacher, but the other teachers seem sort of disjointed and random. It did not feel like a vinyasa flow — just a series of different poses strung together. If you are an experienced yogi, it’s worth a try, but I would definitely look at other places too.

! I have missed my practice since leaving San Diego and the awesome astanga yoga center but am so happy to find an Astanga Yoga class so close to me. :) Facility is small but really tranquil, clean, nice and new. Nora is super sweet and I can’t wait for my next class.

Best yoga class I have ever participated in. Thank you Nicole! She really helped me to feel comfortable and have a desire to start practicing yoga. Thans so much!!!