Yogaview

I’ve been teaching yoga for 7 years and can’t believe I haven’t been to Yogaview. The class I took last week was a level ²⁄₃ with Heather and it was so amazing. The instructor was so natural, and really seemed genuine and in the practice. The sequence was unique and challenging. What I appreciated about her teaching was she offered modifications, adjustments, and various levels for modifications. You don’t find that at a lot of studios so it was refreshing. The music was perfect, and the flow was beautiful. I really enjoyed her class and will definitely be back.
All in all, you go to a yoga studio for the YOGA and I cannot say more great things about the phenomenal practice offered here.

We love this place. It is a nice facility, but most important of all, the teachers we’ve had here have been wonderful.

This was my first time at YogaView. I came for a Ana Forest workshop.
The space was clean efficient and organized in a way that flowed.
The front desk was friendly.
The workshop was incredible.
I would come back and try some classes.

I really love this studio. They have child care available for a few hours each day in the morning, including weekends. The kids area is smallish, but big enough. It has a tv and plenty of toys and books. They also have a kids yoga class on Sundays.
The main studio here is very large, but it still gets packed on weekends. I would go here all the time if I lived a smidge closer. Also, their class packages are more reasonable than some further north, but equivalent to others in Wilmette such as Niyama. A ten class package is only $ 15.50 per class.
The parking is free and off the street. It’s never been difficult to find a spot. They’re a few doors south of Homers restaurant.

I did not find it inviting at all. Very cold environment.

After trying out several places in North Shore, I found Generations Yoga an ideal setting for relaxing and safe exercise and meditation.
I have attended classes with Polly twice a week for just over a year and found it very energizing and spiritual.
I highly recommend it to everyone.

Now that it’s summertime, there’s no better way to kick off the weekend than by going to Forrest at 7 am on Saturday morning with Gwen at Generations. There are two types of yoga students in the world – this class is only for those students who want to improve their practice with a topflight instructor who is totally awesome.

Generations Yoga Studio, was introduced to me by my daughter. It has been for me a wonderful journey in getting back in touch with myself and my body after retiring from 30 years as a critical care nurse. The classes are varied, the instructors who teach reach out to all participants at a very individual level. The new class that was added the ‘hot yin class’, is just a phenomenal experience for anyone that takes it. I have gone from a few times a week participant to a person who goes 4 – 6 times a week. I highly recommend this place to all.

As someone who has begun to need on-​going stretching to deal with a creaky back, a friend of mine turned me on to Generations Yoga. I have been going here for a while now and have gotten to know the place very well. Here are a few of the reasons why this place is the best:
1. The staff is committed to their clients.
2. The yoga teachers are phenomenal and will quickly take you from rookie to advanced, but at the pace YOU want to go (assuming you do.)
3. It is has a very well designed layout and is very clean ALL the time. They’ve been open a while and it seems like it is brand new.
4. The class schedules make sense and are spread out throughout the day to accommodate one’s schedule.
5. Their website is intuitive and is kept up to date religiously.
6. I don’t need it, but there is a daycare for people who need it that seems very comfortable for the kids.
7. Reasonable and competitive prices.
I have only taken yoga classes at a small number of other places, but they don’t compare. I am certain that if you try this place you too will be completely satisfied.