Source Yoga Center

Love it! Multiple terrific teachers. Pleasant space downtown but with easy parking. I travel and visit different Yoga studios, but this is a favorite. Lots of discount and intro packages. Janie the owner is fun. I adore Julie’s classes.

Fabulous Zen here and different classes for those who want flow and those who need mental and physical relaxation. The perfect center to find peace and tune up your body.

I have been attending classes at Source Yoga for at least 6 years and I love it. It was last Saturday’s class with Janie the owner that made me think I needed to post this. It was so fabulous. At the end of the hour and 15 minutes I felt rung out, restored, and as if I’d had the best massage ever! This is a warm and friendly yoga community so if you want to connect with people this could be the place. Hope to see you in class.

I have been attending Source Yoga since February. I took a class from Janie, the owner, who then recommended me to one of her newer teachers, Statia. I have been hitting Statia’s Tuesday class ever since. She is fun, spunky and really helps me to push to my greatest potential. I am feeling more fit every week and have found a lot of strength, flexibility and peace of mind through my yoga practice.
This facility is wide open with plenty of space that feels very welcoming. The tree mural is really nice. Since the yoga area is open to the office and waiting area, remember to be very quiet when you come in before class and the previous class is still in session. It’s REALLY easy to hear people talking in the waiting area.
There is massage therapy at this location though I haven’t tried it yet.
The new addition of knee mats has made a big difference to my practice. I recommend this location for a good place to learn and practice yoga. There are many levels of classes and the instructors are very encouraging.
Update 1−28−13: I have been attending Source Yoga almost a year now and every instructor I’ve had is wonderful. The variety of class levels allow me to practice as I see fit each week and people have noted a calmness in me that I believe is a result of my yoga practice. Definitely try Source Yoga.

I’ve taken about 8 classes at Source Yoga over the last few months, and while some are better than others, they’ve all been kind of mediocre. All the classes listed on their schedule are «basics,» so they don’t designate different types of classes (vinyasa, yin, etc.). It seems like every single class I’ve taken there has been for beginners, and the instructors always seem to take the approach that everyone in the class is new to yoga. Since I’m not new to it, this is kind of irksome to me. The classes also aren’t terribly challenging; there have been many times when I didn’t even break a sweat and was in fact cold the entire time because my body never got the chance to warm up.
The center does have a neat space with three big windows and a cool tree painted on the wall. But if you’re looking for a physically challenging yoga class, this probably isn’t the studio for you.

Upon arrival back to Indiana over the holidays, a friend told me about The Source Yoga center in Fishers. Having just relocated back and with a renewed last year of intense yoga learning/​practice, I was anxiously seeking a yoga spot that was welcoming, full of good energy and with great yoga!
My first time here was on the free Winter Solstice Sun Salutation celebration that was a pop in and join us, and pop out when you have had enough event. I didn’t really nkow what to expect except a lot of sun salutations. After finally finding the little spot just across from the town centre, I climbed the stair well wondering what would await me at the top. Upon arrival, I simple signed myself in an stepped into the class that was a special effort to do 105 (I think) sun salutations with teachers taking turns and students coming and going.
Not only did I get my fill of great yoga and got to see a variety of very friendly, authentic and true teachers, but I also was invited to chat away with other yogis during the breaks along with great healthy food. People were so friendly and welcoming it was a breath of fresh air.
I was so happy with this place and so impressed they had offered a ‘free’ event like this, I purchased their 3 pass for $ 25 which is a great deal. The owner is lovely as are the instructors and of great importance to me is the genuinely friendly energy that surrounds the place and the practice for people of all levels.
Although it is a bit of drive, I highly recommend this spot for those seeking what I would call and authentic mind and body yoga practice in sun filled space.

I’m providing this update to get more of you yogis and yoginis out there to give Barb Manley’s Saturday morning Basics class a try. Barb is a great, easy-​to-​follow instructor who begins her class with a nice stint of pranayama (breathing exercises) and centering moves based on the Tibetan rites. She gently guides students through a series of seated, reclining and standing poses that awaken, energize and calm. This may sound like a «walk in the park» yoga class, but hubby and I can attest to the fact that you will feel this class later… especially if you always stick to the fast-​paced Vinyasa flow style classes. You will stretch and open in places you forgot you had! Two thumbs up in particular for Barb’s yoga crunches… she really has a unique method for getting your body into the correct position to work that core without straining other body parts… like the usual victim: your neck.
Barb also offers other services outside of Source, including Ayurvedic consultations and Healing Touch body work, life coaching and more. Her credentials speak for themselves: she was trained at the Chopra Center for Wellbeing and Ayurvedic Medicine and also worked there as an instructor for eight years.