Blue Point Yoga Center

Durham, Estados Unidos

3.9

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14 opiniones

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Teléfono:
+1 919-381-6419
Sitio web:
www.bluepointyoga.com
Dirección:
2816 Erwin Rd Ste 203, Durham, NC, 27705
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
1.6 km120
2.5 km096
3 kmEast Campus
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Información del negocio

Tarjetas de crédito
Sí
Bueno para niños
No
Sólo con cita
No

Hoy

Hoy 10:15 – 16:30
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Horario local (Durham) 9:41 sábado, 1 de noviembre de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 09:45 – 13:15
15:45 – 19:30
martes 09:15 – 11:30
16:00 – 20:30
miércoles 09:15 – 11:00
16:15 – 20:45
jueves 09:15 – 11:00
17:15 – 20:30
viernes 09:45 – 11:30
11:45 – 13:15
16:00 – 17:30
sábado 10:15 – 16:30
domingo 11:45 – 19:15

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14 opiniones sobre Blue Point Yoga Center

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Tu valoración: 3
Durham, NC
I really want to like Blue Point but after coming a couple of times I think it’s safe to say I don’t. The instructors I’ve had have all been great and they provide you with blocks, blankets, and Zabutons (cushioned seats) at no extra charge. They have plenty of storage for your belongings (nothing that locks up). What I don’t care for is the studio itself. It’s a storefront space with large windows set back off a busy road so I get distracted from the cars driving by and all the road noise. Coupled with listening to what I think is an elevator going up and down in another part of the building I just can’t relax and get into the class. I’m a sucker for music when I’m doing yoga and I haven’t heard any the times I’ve attended class. I like the balance of a good workout and a calm mind when doing yoga and because of all the external noise I just don’t obtain that at Blue Point. If that type of thing doesn’t bother you then you should give Blue Point a try because again their instructors are great. I’m still on the hunt for my ideal yoga studio in Durham and if you know of one please let me know :)
Tu valoración: 5
Durham, NC
Top notch instructors, excellent new student specials, a fantastic location, and beautiful space.
Tu valoración: 5
Newton, MA
My favorite yoga studio in the triangle!
Tu valoración: 3
Durham, NC
Hhhhmmm, as a first timer, I didn’t like the fact that I was there before the employee to actually open up the studio. I was there 20 minutes early, thinking that I would have to fill out paperwork. I walked and was greeted by the instructor, and at this time only two other women were in the studio. The instructor politely introduced herself as a sub-​her name is Brynn. The other women in the room complemented the instructor and the studio when they learned I was new. I had mixed feelings about the announcements at the beginning of class. I wish more time had been spent getting us «in the zone» Brynn was easy to follow and even floated around the room offering assistance. I think part of the reason i didn’t rate them higher is bc of the price of the drop in class-​I would suggest offering the first session for free like Most other studios, $ 16 was kind steep. Like they say on Shark Tank, «for that reason, I’m out.» My search to find a yoga studio to call home continues.
Tu valoración: 4
Raleigh, NC
One of my favorite yoga spots in the Triangle.
I go to Blue Point at least once a week, mainly because it’s close to my work and you can easily find free parking behind the building. All the instructors are super nice and willing to help you by giving alternative moves or explaining step by step on how to enter a pose especially side crow. I also like the special event classes they offer such as yoga and wine tasting and for Valentines Day, we participated in partner yoga with chocolates and wine. Yum!
Tu valoración: 4
Chapel Hill, NC
I’ve attended about 6 prenatal yoga classes at Blue Point Yoga and have been very pleased. The first class you attend is free. I’ve experienced four different instructors in the classes I’ve been to (there have been subs for the regular instructors a couple times), which I have actually enjoyed since each instructor brings her own style and knowledge to the class. I only wish there were another prenatal class on the weekend, maybe on Saturday!
One thing I find somewhat unusual is that there are no mirrors in the studios. I am accustomed to being able to use a mirror to check my balance, posture, and placement. In some ways, however, not having a mirror helps me just focus on myself and not worry too much about doing the poses perfectly. Otherwise, the studio is well-​maintained and there is ample free parking behind the building.
My only complaint is that at about half of the classes I’ve attended so far, class has started a few minutes late as the instructor has helped latecomers find space and get the needed props. Even when class starts a few minutes late it still ends on time and winds up being a little shorter than 75 minutes. Since I usually get there early, this is frustrating to me.
Overall, I have really enjoyed my experience at Blue Point Yoga. I’ll definitely continue to attend the prenatal yoga classes for the next few months, and will probably be looking to attend other classes there after the baby is born.
Tu valoración: 1
Torrance, CA
I was pretty excited to explore the yoga scene in Durham. Walking in, the place looked really nice but people weren’t too friendly but oh well. I’m used to yoga studios being serene and quiet as you walk, time for some inner reflection. But it was pretty disappointing when the instructor has social conversations with the students before class starts.
Starting a class with announcements also I think kind of threw off my zen a little bit. As a yoga business, I think the announcements can be kept to a minimal. The announcements took like 5 to 10 minutes of class time. It’s finally time for some intermediate vinyasa… Hmmmm it was not a flowing sequence not was it challenging.
I came in seeking a mindful experience, but I walked out extremely disappointed.
Tu valoración: 4
Durham, NC
I’ve been practicing here for about 2 years and I really enjoy the morning classes especially with Linda on Tuesday and Thursday. It’s a nice blend of vinyasa flow, Iyengar elements and core strength. I’ve recently have fallen in love with the yin yoga classes which incorporate deep connective tissue stretching and restorative poses. Give them a try — first class is free!
Tu valoración: 4
Chicago, IL
First class is free! I did the restorative yoga class on Sunday and it was absolutely amazing!!! Very relaxing and a great yoga class.
Tu valoración: 5
McKinney, TX
When I moved to Durham a few years ago, Blue Point was the first yoga studio I tried, and I was instantly a huge fan. All of the teachers I’ve studied with have been welcoming and lead really high-​quality classes. My practice has grown a lot since I started attending classes there! It’s a great community and I’d recommend it to anyone, regardless of their level of experience — there is a wonderful variety of classes and teaching styles, so it would be hard to not find a class you don’t love!
Tu valoración: 4
Durham, NC
Great yoga studio! Wonderful teachers and good prices.
Tu valoración: 4
Durham, NC
I love the teachers and get a lot out of the class. I live near 9th street and try to do yoga/​pilates 2 – 3 times a week, and I usually come to blue point. However, it can be pretty expensive, especially considering I can take yoga classes for free at school.
Pros:
— calm/​serene space
— GREAT teachers
— extensive and varied class schedule
— easy to get to and nice location
— free parking
Cons:
— the floor length window looking onto Erwin Rd is awkward when you’re in the Plow Pose
— expensive
If you live in Durham, and don’t have a membership to the Y, Blue Point is excellent. If, however, you do have a gym membership, go downtown for free yoga classes. And if you live outside durham (in chapel hill, for example), go to the yoga studio in Carrboro. It’s cheaper and a better atmosphere.
Tu valoración: 4
Austin, TX
Blue Point has some really excellent teachers and a pretty extensive schedule. It’s located in a complex that looks a little prefab, but the inside is open, light, and clean, so don’t let the outside make you feel put off.
Their online check-​in system is convenient and well thought out, and you can tell they cater to the tech savvy, busy Durham crowd. I have to say that the classes I’ve been to were pretty diversely populated, but definitely more female heavy.
The one thing I would look out for is that their packages expire very quickly. I bought a 5 package deal that expired in 3 months, which just didn’t give me much wiggle room, so I won’t be purchasing another one, just in case.
Tu valoración: 4
Washington, DC
Sunday afternoon community classes only five bucks! Across from Duke Hospitals. Small studio.