Best Aerial Yoga Classes in Walnut Creek, CA

“In addition to the usual range of yoga classes, they offer innovative classes using hammocks for restorative, stretching, and strength building classes.”

“Lily shares mantras/readings, tips, and the history of yoga - it's incredible - she has built a wonderful community for those of us that come to the 6:00am.”

“I have scoliosis and struggled with discomfort in yoga classes in the past, but in Monique's class I have learned what postures are appropriate for my back.”

“Mark Horner is a master teacher, able to demonstrate and break down his knowledge and technical mastery into digestible bits that helped me to access and deepen my practice and breath.”

“After years of increasing chronic pain from an injury, and trying multiple modalities to relieve the pain, I decided to return to yoga after nearly a decade away from my practice.”

“I am new to Pilates and have found all the teachers at Innerstellar magnificent -- very aware of how to adapt the practice given different injuries, clear and specific instructions.”

“When I started taking their hot pilates classes I was really out of shape, so it took me 1-2 classes to adjust to the heated room and overall intensity.”

“She's so talented at explaining the poses to me a newbee, and I've got stronger and more flexible, while learning to listen to my body and understand more about Yoga and the purpose of a practice.”

“The only thing that is a little weird is that they don't play any music during class or do Om, but maybe that's just a different approach than I am used to.”

“The gym does a great job of fostering a collaborative environment as other members seem to care about etiquette like not hogging an area or weights for too long.”

“While it is a better gym in almost every way over 24 hour fitness, it's not worth nearly 9 times the price on a monthly basis and that's with the new year promotion where they are waiving the $300 initiation fee they normally charge.”

“Whether you're a beginner stepping on the mat for the first time or have been practicing asanas all your life, this is the most welcoming, dynamic, and mindful studio you can find in the East Bay.”

“Since my peak climbing days, the price of climbing had doubled, which is really wild and less feasible, however, this weekend at Bridges time a lovely time!”

“This is my favorite studio, and it's always impeccably clean after each class and well managed, creating an environment that is both welcoming and motivating.”

“I don't live in the Bay area, but Yoga Kula did a good job with Miranda Macpherson's online class, so if someone asked me about you, I'd say check it out.”

“All the instructors have been conscientious of beginner students and those with injuries or limitations, helpfully giving alternatives to poses that suit any level.”