4 /5 Desira Pesta: The Good:
- Super friendly staff — they greeted me by name the moment I walked in, which was such a nice touch. They really made me feel at home and ready to practice.
- Great community vibe. Everyone was welcoming and kind, which made the whole experience feel warm and inclusive.
- Beautiful studio space in Lace Village. Bright, clean, and thoughtfully laid out.
-The foyer, lounge, and storage areas are spotless and well-designed — plenty of room to settle in before class.
- Big windows in the practice space = great natural light and an open, calming feel.
The Not-So-Great:
- The very cushioned flooring totally threw me off. Balancing was a real struggle, and transitions didn’t feel as grounded. If you’re used to hardwood floors like I am, this might take some serious getting used to.
- Please, no advertising during savasana. I’ve been doing yoga since the 90s and have never been pitched to while lying in corpse pose. That’s sacred quiet time — not the moment for studio specials or announcements. I’d suggest making time at the end *after* savasana if updates are needed. I even saw some folks leave early just to avoid the interruption.
- The class flow was a bit repetitive. Despite different instructors, the Vinyasa classes felt almost identical to 26 & 2 and very 26 & 2-inspired. A little more variety or creativity would go a long way to keep things feeling fresh and offer more opportunities for students not enamored by 26 & 2 to be drawn to your studio.
