About South Hills Power Yoga
Reviews for South Hills Power Yoga
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Monday: 8AM - 6PM
Tuesday: 8AM - 6PM
Wednesday: 8AM - 6PM
Thursday: 8AM - 6PM
Friday: 8AM - 6PM
Saturday: 8AM - 6PM
Sunday: Closed
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good for kids street parking
South Hills Power Yoga is a welcoming and friendly yoga studio known for its amazing teachers and supportive community. The owner creates a warm atmosphere where students are encouraged to listen to their bodies. The studio is clean and well-lit, with carefully chosen music that enhances the experience. Offering budget-friendly class pass options, it caters to various needs, including those sensitive to heat. With many students considering it the best yoga studio in the area, South Hills Power Yoga is a favorite spot for those looking to improve their physical and mental well-being.
I really enjoy this studio! It’s very reasonably priced, and the space is always super clean. The atmosphere is warm, both literally and figuratively! It’s never too hot, just comfortably warm, and the instructors are fantastic. Everyone’s friendly, and the classes are top-notch.
This is my happy place! Amazing teachers and a welcoming community. Anyone looking to achieve their physical goals or improve their mental well-being should start here. 3-4x a week has been a life changing experience.
A friendly place with teachers who encourage you to listen to your body. The owner, Stacy, has exactly the kind of warm personality a yoga studio owner should have, and does a great job creating a welcoming environment. The studio is clean and well lit. The teachers include lighting adjustments and music well. The music is carefully chosen- not distracting.The 10 Class pass and the 20 class pass options make it budget- friendly. (Many studios don't even offer options like these.)ABOUT THE HEAT: If you're heat sensitive like me, I recommend skipping poses, or even entire sequences, and only do exactly WHAT YOU FEEL LIKE DOING, and not a single pose more. You may find that the heat starts to become a welcomed friend, instead of something to fight against.