O2 Yoga

Claim
marker

288 Highland Ave
Somerville, MA 02143

marker
(617) 625-0267
Incorrect info? Correct your listing
Main categories:

Yoga

Related categories:

Personal Care

,

Fitness

Photos
O2 Yoga - Somerville, MA
O2 Yoga - Somerville, MA
O2 Yoga - Somerville, MA
O2 Yoga - Somerville, MA
O2 Yoga - Somerville, MA
O2 Yoga - Somerville, MA
Reviews
( 3 )
( 0 )
( 0 )
( 2 )
( 0 )

Best

I love this place. I've never had a bad teacher. I decided to take an Ashtanga class there two years ago on my first visit. It was also my first class after practicing at home for...

Worst

I have been to two beginner classes at this studio. I usually take yoga at a local gym, and when I thought that I could try to take to the ""next level,"" I decided to pay $14 for...

Overpriced for Overcrowded Class 1/15/2009

I have been to two beginner classes at this studio. I usually take yoga at a local gym, and when I thought that I could try to take to the ""next level,"" I decided to pay $14 for a single class at what I thought would be a more professional studio. The class was extremely overcrowded (mats touching) and the teacher did not thoroughly explain poses or provide any personal attention. I decided to give the studio the benefit of the doubt and attended a second class a couple months later. I had the same experience with another teacher. I will not return! Stick to the gym classes. Pros: Location Cons: overcrowded, overpriced more
Reply | Report abuse |

My favorite Yoga Studio 11/13/2007

I love this place. I've never had a bad teacher. I decided to take an Ashtanga class there two years ago on my first visit. It was also my first class after practicing at home for years. The teacher was so warm and encouraging and I've been going ever since. Not to pick favorites, but try to take a class with Elliot if you can. He has a great style and energy. My only complaint is that they are so good that their classes can get too full sometimes (nights and weekends) and it would be great if they could offer more classes during those times, but I'm really not sure how that works and I'm assuming it's easier said than done. Take a class there. You'll love it (I hope). Namaste Pros: Great teachers, challening classes Cons: Sometimes too crowded more
Reply | Report abuse |

02 is simply the best 10/6/2007

Best yoga studio. I can't rave enough about it. I have been a member for about a year and I rarely walk away from a class feeling unfulfilled. The classes are challenging and tailored to experience. The instructors are kind, humble, and talented and vary the classes (in terms of progression of poses) excellently. They always remain for questions after the class. If you are just starting out with yoga I highly recommend this place - you are in good hands. Based on the ashtanga and power class student turn-outs, I can only deduce that goes for the advanced student too. more
Reply | Report abuse |

best yoga studio is boston, clearly. 7/13/2006

o2 yoga is the best yoga studio around. The classes are both challenging and peaceful. I have been practicing there for over a year, and o2 has allowed my practice to mature and develop dramatically over this past year. o2 uses principles of astanga and teaches a vinyasa-style yoga where classes are creative and fun and always geared to the varying levels of students in each class. When I first started practicing there, I was a bit anxious about trying something new, but the teachers at o2 made me feel completely comfortable. My experience at o2 has been 100% positive and is strongly recommended to anyone who wants to begin or build a strong physical and mental practice! more
Reply | Report abuse |

yoga-robics 10/3/2005

I checked out two beginner's level classes here with two different instructors. I was very turned off by the overcrowded classroom, the lack of personal attention, and the absence of meditation. Yoga should be more than just a great workout, but at this studio there wasn't even a moment of silence before class. The other students were chatting loudly with one another up until the moment we began postures--incredibly distracting and stressful in a small room crammed to the gills with people. The instructor moved the class along at a very brisk pace and did not demonstrate any of the postures that he told us to do, which was very confusing since I'm new to this. That's why I went to the beginner's class! I ended pulling a muscle in my right leg, something that's never happen to me in a yoga class before. more
Reply | Report abuse |
< Previous 1 Next >
Summer SALE!!!:
15% OFF all yearly plans
Use year15 at checkout. Expires 1/1/2021
Editorial

  • Somerville studio offers unique blend of ashtanga yoga with a vinyasa-flow format.

  • 2/2/2006 Provided by Citysearch
Additional information
  • Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri, 8:30am - 1pm, 5:30pm - 8:30pm; Tues, Thurs, 7am - 1pm, 4:30pm - 9pm; Sat, 8:15am - 1:15pm, 4:30pm - 5:45pm; Sun, closed
  • Payments: American Express, Visa, Master Card, Cash
  • Neighborhoods: Powder House
badge