Tiny Buddha Yoga

I found Tiny Buddha to be a great little studio! I attended Kayleigh’s slow burn class and found her to hold excellent space. She queued self-​awareness and breath, without being pushy. Her flow was sane but full of opportunities for students to challenge themselves. I look forward to enjoying her classes, as well as others, again soon!
As a side note, I, for one, really appreciate opening and/​or closing om’s. Joining voices has long been one of my favorite parts of yoga classes. Ahhhh-​ohhhhhh-​mmmmmm. :)

It’s hard to review yoga studios because it’s so subjective to what kind of class you’re looking for… I’ve been two two different types of classes at Tiny Buddha and felt differently after each. The hot vinyasa class was very challenging, definitely not for a beginner student, unfortunately that is one of the only classes available for me since I work during the day. I’d recommend starting with the Slow Burn class if you’re new to yoga.
Location is great for people on the west side of town; however, parking is an issue. Yes it is free (awesome!) but spaces are limited and there can be a bit of a jam-​up when one class lets out and another begins. I’d recommend parking on a side street and walking over.
The practice space itself is great, not too big, and I’ve never felt on top of the person next to me. I wish the foyer was bigger, there are no lockers, no shower, etc… It’s «Tiny» (I see what they did there). 3 stars mostly for the stress I get from trying to find parking and always feeling squished while I try and arrive/​leave.

Wonderful instructors and beautiful space. I’m always amazed and satisfied by the classes that I’ve taken there.

I can not give Tiny Buddha Yoga enough praise. Every single class leaves me feeling refreshed, relaxed, open, and ready to take on the world. Risa is a beautiful instructor who takes great care in creating an atmosphere of energy, challenge, and insight — letting you find your own edge and flow. I seriously love everything about TBY.

I was so happy when Tiny Buddha opened this past winter, and it is so nice to have found a yoga home in A2 since moving from Chicago in 2013. The owner Risa is very kind and passionate and really gives a killer Hot Vinyasa class! Can’t wait to watch the studio continue to grow, it’s really a great place to practice.

All the classes are hot (sometimes feels like bikram) and there are no basic or beginner classes. I really liked some of the teachers, but more often than not the teachers there were contradictory– I hate when yoga teachers tell you to be mindful and not to push yourself but then yell and scream at you to challenge yourself. I had such high hopes– particularly because it is a smaller studio.
It has been hard finding a yoga class in A2 without overly intense music and drill sergeants for teachers.