Pure Bikram Yoga – Cedar Park

Austin, Estados Unidos

4.3

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+1 888-245-0726
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purebikramyoga.com
Dirección:
1335 E Whitestone Blvd Ste D-185, Austin, TX, 78613
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Bueno para niños
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No

Hoy

Hoy 07:00 – 11:30
16:30 – 19:00
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Horario local (Austin) 3:08 domingo, 2 de noviembre de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 07:00 – 11:30
16:30 – 21:00
martes 09:00 – 11:30
16:30 – 21:00
miércoles 07:00 – 11:30
16:30 – 21:00
jueves 09:00 – 11:30
16:30 – 21:00
viernes 07:00 – 11:30
16:30 – 19:00
sábado 07:00 – 11:30
domingo 07:00 – 11:30
16:30 – 19:00

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15 opiniones sobre Pure Bikram Yoga – Cedar Park

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Tu valoración: 5
Round Rock, TX
Love love love it! The first time my main goal was just to stay in the 105 degree heat but as I loosened up, I really enjoyed it. I have been going for several months now. I wish they would add a Round Rock location and I would go more often.
Tu valoración: 5
Austin, TX
Really cool experience! I’ve done hot yoga before but never in this temperature. I went to the 5pm class and I got there 20 minutes early. There’s an iPad where you check in. Monica, the instructor, was extremely welcoming and she gave me the run down on what to expect. The studio is HOT so make sure you have a water bottle on hand. There’s a fountain where you can fill up as well, by the bathrooms/​showers.
Everything was very clean and organized. I was a little woozy due to amount that I was sweating so brace yourself! Definitely worth a drop in if you’re looking for a new challenge!
Tu valoración: 5
Pflugerville, TX
Love the studio and the staff here! Classes tend to be on the smaller side which has been great for me as a beginner. Love going to the N Austin location too when it fits into my schedule better or when there’s a teacher there who I really like. Overall I’ve enjoyed all of the teachers I’ve had at both locations, and I’ve had 9 or 10. I highly recommend Pure studios!
Tu valoración: 5
College Station, TX
Love this studio and Bikram yoga. Bikram is SWEATY but Pure keeps the room sparking clean at all times so there’s no funky odor. The class is the same 26 postures every time and the instructor gives very specific step by step instructions so you don’t have to crane your neck watching them model the posture while you’re trying to do the posture. The instructor also keeps a close eye on all yogis in the class, especially the newbies… and will suggest improvements for experienced yogis and keep newbies from doing postures in a manner where they could hure themselves. The heat increases flexibility, helps detoxification and cuts down on injury. Never seen anyone get hurt in a bikram class and I’ve been in over 600.
Tu valoración: 5
Louisville, KY
I LOVE Bikram yoga, and I attend classes (rather randomly) at this location (and North Austin location). Awesome instructors, convenient locations — best workout EVER! :-)
It’s so convenient for me to drop my tots off next door at Adventure Kids Playcare.
I wish there were at least one more shower stall for the ladies, but it’s all good. :-)
Tu valoración: 4
Austin, TX
I’ve tried a few different types of yoga studios ranging in price and styles. I’ve heard my friends rave about the improvements from practicing Bikram but I never found the interest of 105 degree + 50% humidity appealing. One morning, I couldn’t sleep and my friend convinced me to try it with him at 5 or so the in morning! (They have classes starting from as early as 5:30am and ones starting as late as 7:45pm.) I went and while it was hard the first class to complete all the poses, and it made me feel awkward sweating out of holes I didn’t know existed, I felt a true musculoskeletal improvement (not to mention clearer and softer skin!) that lasted weeks after I stopped practicing. (I stopped to see how long the improvements would last, not because I didn’t like it.) The intro month price for new members is $ 49 a month, completely worth it if you know you’ll be going most days out of that month. There is also a «Karma» day on Saturdays their south Austin location where it’s just by donations, if you’re not a member. I highly recommend it. When I pick it up again, I’ll most likely do the $ 20/​per class because I want to start doing it as once a week routine.
Tu valoración: 1
Austin, TX
Very unhappy with the experience. I bought a Groupon for 10 sessions back in May and used one. I wanted to try the studio out and see whether it’d be a good fit for a regular studio for me. However, I travel a lot, and knew I would be going out of town for most of June/​July, so when I checked in the first time, I *specifically* asked whether the classes would expire, explaining that I was going out of town, and was assured that they did not. Well, guess what? When I went back to take another class, I was told that they HAD expired and then the employee tried to sell me more classes. She was willing to tack on the nine I’d already paid for to a new pass, but I don’t want to pay for more classes — I want the ones I’d already paid for.
If I’d been thrilled with my first experience at Pure, perhaps I would have been more open to her offer, but I wasn’t. The instructor acted more like he was narrating at ride at Six Flags than leading a yoga practice, and was very pushy. There was a lot of yelling, which is not really what I look for in a yoga practice. Of course, that was just one instructor; he wasn’t my style, but obviously some people liked him. I would have been happy to try other classes.
I was also disappointed in the locker room, which is quite small, offers little privacy, and has only two showers.
Tu valoración: 4
Austin, TX
First experience with Bikram yoga and so far I am a fan. I went knowing I needed to work on my flexibility in order to prevent future injuries. I do strength training and already having intense back pain. 3 days in I already noticed a difference in my back. My flexibility is already showing a difference as well.
As a newbie I recommend to take it slow and listen to your body but challenge yourself. The instructors I’ve had so far are great and like the review before they remember your name! How refreshing!
Not sure I will continue because it is pricey (all yoga and pilates classes are way too expensive in my opinion) but maybe I’ll do it once a week with a pass. It really is worth it seeing how I am seeing improvements in my back pain.
Tu valoración: 1
Austin, TX
I’m sure this review will be something of an anathema to the Bikram — devotees who read it but it’s my honest opinion.
I’ve practiced yoga for a while and I enjoy a good hot, sweaty yoga class. For my body, the stretching is deeper, I make more headway with the added heat and humidity. Bikram style yoga however, is definitely not for me.
A few things I didn’t like:
1. Drill-​sergeant like instruction (‘push, push!)
2. Instruction to lock joints (so many times I’ve been warned not to do this)
3. Advice from instructors not to eat before class — for the entire day.
Hot yoga is intense but it should be safe and I don’t feel that Bikram provides a safe environment for my yoga practice to grow. I find more benefit from Sunstone yoga which is a similar style with scripted classes using a set pattern of postures. The difference is that they encourage you to listen to your body, to treat your joints kindly. (no, I am not affiliated with Sunstone)
Tu valoración: 5
Cedar Park, TX
If you’ve read my other review, you know that I am not a fan of the downtown studio due to its overcrowding, but this is my «home court». I love this studio and try to make it to class around 4 times a week. I’ve had nearly all the instructors at this location and they are all wonderful! I love that they greet you as you walk in and they must make note of your name when you sign in because I had a new instructor one time and she called me by name during class. They are always pushing you to do your best but never judging. They’ll correct you in posture without seeming condescending. I like knowing that they are watching out for us and not just in there giving out orders.
One thing I wouldn’t mind seeing is an earlier class, maybe 6:00. The 4:30 is too early for me because of work and the 7:00 puts me out later than I’d like.
As for the yoga, I’m hooked! It makes you eat better, drink more water and you feel like a million bucks when you walk out of class into 100 Texas heat!
Tu valoración: 5
Cedar Park, TX
My second home now. After completing a 60 day challenge in January, I have scaled back to 3 – 4 weekly visits to this wonderful studio. It is clean and organized and the staff is incredibly friendly. The teachers are invested in your progress and work to learn your name from the first class.
Life changing yoga– I have encouraged many of my friends to start this challenging practice. Usually the best 90 minutes of my day.
Tu valoración: 5
Austin, TX
I started at Pure after a Groupon hoping that I would stick with the yoga. I did it a few times in San Antonio.
No doubt Bikram is daunting-​Its hot as hell and humid. I know you’re thinking «Why would you choose to stay in there for 90 minutes?» Sounds terrible for sure and for the first few classes it totally is. But it burns massive calories like 600 – 700 for me-​so I’m hooked.
The facility is the best out of the three studios that they have since it’s the newest. It’s clean and the temperature stays consistent unlike the downtown one sometimes.
The instructors are great-I’ve loved all the ones that I have. They know your name and are totally there to help you feel better and get in shape!
Tu valoración: 5
Leander, TX
Bikram yoga is amazing and i am hooked. I feel crap when i stop practicing.
The instructors are great they take the time to know every students name. They are very encouraging.
Tu valoración: 5
Leander, TX
The best thing you can do to your body … period!
Tu valoración: 5
Austin, TX
I discovered Pure after they ran a Groupon to promote the opening of their newest location in Cedar Park. Per usual, I waited until near the expiration of the Groupon to redeem it, but I’ve now started on my 30 days of unlimited Bikram yoga. Thus far I’ve attended two classes.
I’d never done Bikram before, so it was a new experience. It’s hot and humid, of course, but strangely invigorating. The facility is meticulously clean, which is appreciated given that people are sweating god-​knows-​what all over the place. The faint scent of something like baby powder lingers, admittedly adding to the sense of cleanliness.
Both instructors I’ve had thus far were good. They give detailed instruction and address individual students by name. They walk around the room to observe and make sure that everyone is performing the movements correctly/​safely.
The only thing that’s kind of weird to me is how utterly SCRIPTED the classes are. Since Bikram is a particular set of 26 poses in a given sequence, I expected the classes to be pretty much the same, but I didn’t expect the dialogue to be exactly the same. Apparently this is common across Bikram classes, but it caught me by surprise. Coming from a Crossfit background, where every day is different and every coach has their own style, unerring uniformity borders on creepy.
But I’ll get over it. I love the yoga and I’m going back for my third day in a row today.