In2Yoga

05/26/2008 Posted by sunnychi99

I went here a couple of times in the past but stopped because they really cut back on their classes. Hardly any choices anymore. They also cut back on their teaching staff so you only have maybe two or three people to choose from. If you want variety and schedule choices, you won't find it here.

05/21/2008 Posted by doggiechef

This is a great studio, in particularly for practitioned yogis or for beginners who are inexplicably drawn to yoga. I was part of the latter about 3 years ago. The talented woman who is responsible for the opening of the well-equiped studio, and teaches most of the classes, creates a wonderful sense of community that is rare in Vegas. Unfortunately, this may not be immediately apparent to those new to practicing. Her tie to a devoted following may at times interfere with her attention to newcomers, however, if you stick around for a bit, you will never be dissapointed with the company you keep. EVERY instructor, in fact, is warm and welcoming with a loyal following of their own. One would be hard-pressed to find a more caring, interesting, and encouraging group than those practicing around you. Even as a native Las Vegan, I certainly have not. As for previous comments about the space being claustrophobic, perhaps these writers have not been to the studio since the expansion of the room to over double its size? The studio also has the best selection of quality yoga-wear anywhere in the city...

01/25/2007 Posted by penmouse

In a great area of Summerlin - I was looking for something near home and when I found In2Yoga on Citysearch, I had to try it out. Love the classes, teachers and studio. And the fees...so reasonable! I am not quite sure why "liw1977's" review was so harsh. If she would have tried out a class I am sure she would have been pleasantly surprised!

Pros: Classes/Prices

01/24/2007 Posted by liw1977

A girlfriend brought me here but I decided to leave before the class started. It really turned me off when I learned people also come to this place to receive colonics/enemas. My days are very stressful and I was looking forward to yoga to calm down, but envisioning some colonic procedure to clean out body waste sure didn’t relax me, no less in the same facility where I was hoping to find a little serenity.

01/12/2007 Posted by exakto

I've been practicing yoga for a couple of years now and have mostly practiced at the big name studio in town. I checked out In2Yoga after a friend recommended it. I really like it! It reminds me of a studio that you might find tucked away in NY, SF, or Boston. Cozy and intimate, I never felt like the room was claustrophobic. I haven't tried all of the teachers but the 2 that I went to were great, very experienced with lots of enthusiasm for yoga. I sometimes think that this enthusiasm gets lost in the "big studio" environment. The classes are small but who doesn't like a little more one on one instruction? I still go to the big studio but I really like this place to balance things out. I know they recently opened and may still be working out some kinks but I think there is a lot of potential for this place. Give it a shot.

Pros: Small and intimate setting. Lots of personal attention.

Cons: Doesn't have a huge variety of classes.

01/08/2007 Posted by angiepangie

Best yoga in town! i Highly recomend it... The enviornment was relaxing and peacful, friendly instructors. I would definitly go again!!!

Pros: Atmosphere, service, friendliness, cleanliness, reasonable fees, all around great

Cons: none

01/06/2007 Posted by bobbiez

A review of this place described it as intimate. A more accurate description would be claustrophobic. The yoga room is so tiny I felt like I was in a closet! I don't know where they get their teachers from, but the one I had was very inexperienced. I've been practicing yoga for two years and I felt like I knew more than the instructor. I noticed two students doing some very unsafe asanas with poor alignment and she never bothered to correct them. Either she didn't care or didn't know she should correct them. Either way it was worrisome. There were only 4 or 5 people attending the class so it wasn't as though she was distracted by a room packed with students. I would never recommend this studio to anyone.

Cons: space was claustrophic. teacher was terrible and inexperienced.