Yogabeach

I’d heard so many great things about the prenatal and postnatal classes here in San Francisco, but I never expected to feel so welcomed and supported! As a soon-to-be mom, I wanted a class that catered specifically to my needs, and that’s exactly what I found. Cecilie is just amazing—her customized approach made each session feel like it was tailored just for me. The atmosphere is so friendly and nurturing; I often left feeling uplifted and connected with other moms-to-be. If you’re looking for a place that offers that warm community feel while guiding you through these important stages of life, I can’t recommend this spot enough!

After experiencing a few classes here, I can't help but rave about the community vibe that makes this place feel so special. From the moment you step in, you’re embraced by friendly faces and a nurturing atmosphere that instantly melts away any stress. Sam and Daniela are incredibly engaging instructors who genuinely care about each person's journey, making every session feel personal and empowering. I was looking for a way to unwind, and the blend of physical awakening and mental clarity I found here is simply unmatched. Whether you’re a seasoned yogi or just starting out, you’ll find a place where your spirit can truly thrive. Plus, the various subscription options, like the People's Package or even discounts for students and seniors, make it super accessible. I can’t recommend it enough for anyone in search of a supportive yoga community!

The moment I stepped into the studio, I was filled with anticipation for a rejuvenating yoga experience. The teachers truly have a palpable passion for their craft, and their positivity is infectious. I found their guidance on poses to be genuinely helpful. However, I must admit, I was a bit frustrated by the overcrowding in classes. It made it tough to fully immerse myself in the practice and connect with the community around me. Perhaps a slight adjustment in class sizes could enhance the experience for everyone. Overall, I had a positive time, but I left wishing I could have enjoyed a little more space to breathe.