REYA Barre & Yoga
“This studio is great, Michelle is very helpful, and Lori does a killer sculpt class! Will definitely be back again!”
Yoga near Lafayette Hill picked by BestProsInTown
“This studio is great, Michelle is very helpful, and Lori does a killer sculpt class! Will definitely be back again!”
“It was my first experience with sound healing. I have always believed that sound has a powerful and meaningful importance in our lives. Churches use bells, some indigenous people play flutes or conch shells and music can have a profound effect. The sound healing stayed with me on a subtle level even after I left. I would like to do it again. Blakley was very welcoming to everyone and her guided meditation was relaxing.
It was a wonderful experience.”
“Thirteen classes in, YogaSix Rittenhouse has become one of the most dependable studios in my Philadelphia fitness life. It sits on the fifth floor of the Allman Building at 17th and Walnut, hidden above one of the busiest corners in Center City. I have enjoyed all 13 classes and always leave feeling better, grateful I came, and more settled in my body.
My history here includes Power Flow, Slow Flow, and Signature Hot. I have also taken Sculpt, Mix, and Restore, as well as a Hot/Sculpt/Restore hybrid. Most of my classes have been heated and rooted in vinyasa, with Power Flow providing the strongest athletic challenge, Slow Flow allowing more time for alignment, and Restore keeping the work closer to the ground. The formats are clearly defined, yet the teaching has remained remarkably consistent across the schedule.
The studio is a strong example of the Xponential Fitness model working incredibly well. Xponential is the publicly traded parent company behind YogaSix, Club Pilates, and StretchLab. Its current portfolio also includes Pure Barre and BFT. The company fills an important place in the fitness market by scaling instructor training, studio operations, and programming while allowing a location like this one to retain its own character.
YogaSix’s lobby is bright, white, and uplifting, with huge windows that make the fifth floor feel open to the city. The single-occupancy bathrooms have always been exceptionally clean, and there is a substantial retail selection of yoga apparel and gear. I do not recall showers, so I have always approached it as a come-ready studio. Classes have generally drawn 10 to 20 people, creating a real collective energy while giving everyone enough room.
I come here when I want therapeutic work through my shoulders, wrists, and core, especially the stabilizing muscles that plank work reaches so effectively. I have also overdone planks and pull-ups over the years, leaving those joints locked up, so lately I have leaned more toward Bikram for its emphasis on my upper legs (quads and hamstrings) and lower back. That experience has helped me understand the precise role YogaSix fills: athletic yoga with enough variety to support the body rather than exhaust it.
Lastly, the pricing has always felt fair for the quality of the studio, instruction, and overall experience. Life and budget have changed, so I have not been here lately, but I will absolutely return when I can. YogaSix Rittenhouse is polished without feeling generic, consistent without losing its personality, and one of the best expressions of scaled-boutique yoga I have encountered.”