All People Yoga Center

Indianapolis, Estados Unidos

4.5

Fechado agora

10 avaliações

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+1 317-818-1800
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www.allpeopleyoga.com
Endereço:
1724 E 86th St, Indianapolis, IN, 46240
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Hoje

Hoje 8:30 – 10:30
11:45 – 14:30
17:30 – 19:30
Fechado agora
Horário local (Indianapolis) 23:00 quarta-feira, 11 de junho de 2025

Horário de funcionamento

segunda-feira 8:30 – 10:30
11:45 – 14:30
17:30 – 19:30
terça-feira 9:00 – 11:30
14:45 – 18:00
quarta-feira 8:30 – 10:30
11:45 – 14:30
17:30 – 19:30
quinta-feira 9:00 – 11:30
14:45 – 19:30
sexta-feira 9:30 – 10:00
17:30 – 18:00
sábado 7:30 – 9:30
domingo 9:00 – 9:30
15:00 – 16:30

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10 avaliações para All People Yoga Center

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Classificação do local: 5
Carmel, IN
Cosy space with two rooms for practice. One large and one small. I practiced in the small room with Kelly Colby, who provided an excellent, yet challenging in all the right spots, vinyasa flow.
The staff is very friendly and were truly interested in getting to know me as a student. Can’t wait to go back!
Classificação do local: 5
Indianapolis, IN
Ainsley’s classes are great. She runs a wonderful class and is an awesome teacher. I get an excellent workout and feel relaxed when I leave. I hear her PiYo class is great too.
Charlie’s classes are great too. I sweat (it’s heated to 85 I estimate) and feel wonderful when I leave.
The studio is very nice, I like the big room more but you can really build up heat in the small room.
Classificação do local: 5
San Francisco, CA
Gail is buying the studio in December and i am super excited to see all the new programs and energy she brings to an already strong studio. she brings professionalism and expertise that will serve the community well.
Classificação do local: 5
Indianapolis, IN
I’ve repeatedly reaped the benefits of All People Yoga, and its time to give back… with a well deserved and absolutely glowing review!
I love this place. Here’s why:
–The staff! All are friendly, informative, and eager to make yoga accessible and enjoyable. I’ve been in for 6 classes with 6 different instructors and each offers a unique style and new tips to enhance my practice.
–The free classes (typically the second Saturday each month). Visit their website for a listing of upcoming complimentary classes. These free classes are offered by a different instructor each each week. Send an email in advance or just show up to join in. The free classes typically start out by welcoming everyone to All People, going around and having everyone briefly share if they are a regular or a newbie, and a quick introduction to the style of yoga being practiced that day. I enjoy learning different styles of yoga and experiencing different instructors approaches and explanations of poses.
–The wide range of props available for use (for free) by guests. Blocks, straps, bolsters, pads, etc.
If you’re new to yoga as I was when I first visited, you’ll instantly be made to feel at ease! Visit the website for some tips for your first time (ex: turn off cell phone, slip off shoes before entering the room, use minimal perfume, etc.).
Classificação do local: 5
Indianapolis, IN
I took my first ever yoga class at All People Yoga Center some 6 years ago and my how time flies. While I admit that I have tried several yoga styles and studios out since my first class. I have come full circle to come ‘home’ I was welcomed back with a smile and told that my account had some classes leftover, which surprised me. Surprised not only that I had them but mostly that they honored them. I have been told by other studios that un used classes will expire if left unused. It is nice to feel welcomed into what can seem like an intimidating experience. I take Hot yoga with Jen Xanders on Tuesdays and Sundays and hope to add more as my schedule allows. Don’t be intimidated here, the teachers are very helpful, they actually lead the class by calling out the poses, and always leave time at the end for a full shavasana (sp?) which is everyone’s favorite! Thanks to All People I feel comfortable in my yoga practice again !
namaste’
Classificação do local: 4
Fort Wayne, IN
Continuing my pursuit of yoga bliss here in Indiana, I tried the All People Yoga Center recently which is on the North side of the city. My sister had recommended this spot and I saw that they offered a free class on Saturdays so I decided to give it a shot.
I wasn’t sure what to expect other than sun salutations as the free class was called ‘exploring the sun salutation’. The studio was small, friendly and the class was pretty full — of course, as it was free! That said, I was a bit dubious due to so many people in the room but kept an open mind. The space had a good vibe, people were friendly and once the instructor spoke, I knew it would be a welcoming and comfortable environment as well. She just had that unpretentious vibe I so appreciate when it comes to yoga where the goal is mind and body connection — not just physical.
The instructor did a great job providing instruction and education on the postures as well as modifications for all levels — everything from child’s pose to full crow which was great for all the beginners in the room as well as well practiced yogis. So often, yoga studios fail to educate students on the need for them to adapt every pose as is necessary to avoid injury as it should never be about forcing something, but instead ‘breathing through’ it… just as through tough challenges in life. It was great to see all levels engaged.
From my first impression, I definitely would recommend this spot and especially with their great option to try yoga for free during their special Saturdays. They also offer Kundalini and a hot vinyasa I may give a shot as well.
Peace and best wishes for your yoga practice.
Classificação do local: 4
Indianapolis, IN
Great studio on the Northside. I took one of Ann’s Vinyasa classes. It was challenging without being brutal. She does a great job of circulating throughout the class to help folks with their poses while still finding time to demonstrate those that may be newer or more tricky.
The layout of the studio is great. It’s warm and inviting (which is a little hard to imagine when you pull into the strip mall paking lot for the first time). They have tons of blocks and bands so all you need to bring is your mat (and they may have mats too, I don’t know).
I haven’t been back only because I’m too cheap to pay $ 15 a class (though you can get a slight price break by pre-​buying classes). That isn’t an outrageous price, though, so if you are willing to spend the money for a yoga studio you should definitely check out this one.
Classificação do local: 4
Wesley Chapel, Tampa Bay, FL
I take a prenatal massage class here and I reallllly enjoy it. I’ve never really done yoga before but I am learning all kinds of great techniques for breathing during labor and stretching, getting in shape for a natural birth experience.
The teacher is really well versed and very soft spoken and a great guide through the class. I have only gone a couple of times but enjoy it IMMENSELY. I would HIGHLY recommend this to assist with relaxation, finding a comfort zone while pregnant and deep, focused breathing. It is absolutely awesome!
On top of that, it is extremely affordable. For one class it’s $ 15 and if you buy 10 up front, it’s $ 12 per class, which is well worth it in my opinion for good yoga instruction.
Definitely check this out. I haven’t taken other classes here but it’s 100% dedicated to yoga and I do think it’s worth it if you are interested in trying yoga or if you are knocked up and looking for a good form of low impact exercise.
Classificação do local: 4
Costa Mesa, CA
I think you are either a yoga person or you’re not. I’m definitely not a yoga person, but I keep thinking that one day I’ll just magically become one. So a few times a year, I’ll get the urge to try it out again and thankfully that urge coincided with All People Yoga Center’s free monthly class! On the 2nd Saturday of each month, the APYC has a free 90 minute intro class and each month’s theme is different. The January class I went to was an Intro to Yoga class, February’s class is Yoga Basics and March’s class is an Intro to Hot Vinyasa. My purpose is always the same when it comes to yoga– to find a way to actually relax, to get rid of some of the work stress that is constantly building up and to be kind to my muscles. The class was really informative and I enjoyed it, but what I found out at the end, and what I always find out when it comes to yoga is that, a) I can never fully relax in a room full of people, b) my work stress is constant no matter what and c) I think my muscles prefer the constant pounding at the gym! I will say that Ann Miller, the instructor, was great and if I were ever to magically become a yoga person, I would definitely be a regular at APYC!
Classificação do local: 4
Indianapolis, IN
I can’t state for certain that All People was the first dedicated yoga studio in the city, but it is one of my personal faves — I even took their 200-​hr teacher training course.
Founder Nancy (Narayani) Schalk opened All People in 2000. Current owner and teacher Ann Miller obtained her teacher certification with Nancy and continues to make the studio a haven for yogis and yoginis from all over metro Indy.
All of the teachers here, to a one, are fantastic — knowledgeable, caring, and dedicated to bringing the benefits of yoga to the entire Indy community.
The studio has a nice warm vibe that is hard to put into words… you just feel at home and at peace here. When you’re at APYC, you really know you’re in a safe, welcoming place to get on your mat and practice — there is no hype or trendiness, just a great staff doing a great job! Consistency is key in this locale.
APYC offers a nice variety of classes and teaching styles, so I highly recommend mixing it up a bit. If you’re a Vinyasa devotee, try turning things down a notch with the once-​a-​month Restorative or the Gentle Yoga. There’s even a monthly «date night» class on the third Friday night of every month.
APYC’s monthly free classes are a great way to try something different — but be forewarned — these popular events fill up faster than you can say «om» and for good reason — so it’s best to reserve ahead of time.
The studio has two very clean restroom/​shower/​changing areas and ample parking, which also make it very convenient and appealing.