Single classes are $17 and they offer annual memberships as well.

We like the introductory offer - $10 for one week of unlimited yoga (available only to new students who are local residents). If we had to sum up the studio at Bliss-Flow in one word it would be “pretty.” Gorgeous floors, soft lighting and an overall welcoming vibe.īliss-Flow is a popular studio so expect crowds for the more popular classes, such as the Happy Hour Yoga and Power Flow classes. Use the door on Livingston and head upstairs. You’ll find Earthview Yoga above Festival Foods at 834 E. Check Groupon before signing up, though, because Earthview sometimes offers specials there. The drop-in rate for everyone is $19 and the studio offers 5-class, 10-class and 20-class passes. Madison yogis also enjoy the variety of classes, the amazing teachers and the positive energy.įirst-timers can take advantage of Earthview’s introductory special - 30 days of unlimited yoga for $44. The studio is huge – maybe the biggest we’ve ever seen.

If you’re looking for a yoga studio where you can spread out, check out Earthview Yoga in Madison’s Tenney-Lapham neighborhood. It’s your one-stop Lake and City Homes yoga extravaganza! Earthview Yoga If you’re new to yoga or just looking for a new studio, we’ve rounded up five of the most popular in town. It’s amazing to think that yoga, which has been around for more than 5,000 years, has seen the number of Americans practicing the art increase more than 50 percent in the past five years.

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