Yogamaze

I have been practicing yoga for about 4 years and switched to yoga maze from another studio in the area. I am so happy I made the change!
I have attended Matt’s flow classes about 3 times a week for the past 6 months. I have seen a massive improvement in my overall strength and flexibility. Matt’s classes are athletic, informative, and fun. You will definitely sweat. He teaches class with a purpose and wants everyone to push themselves in new ways which will vary depending on the level you are at. Everyone there has been extremely friendly and welcoming. It’s not overly trendy or spiritual. I am a very particular person and want the best workout I can get in the limited time I have to exercise.
The studio offers classes for all levels so don’t be intimidated if you aren’t advanced in your practice. The prices are very competitive if not less than most studios in the area.

To be honest, I had no idea what to expect in an aerial yoga class. My friends that encouraged me to sign up had all done aerial before and I was a complete novice when it came to hoisting myself into a hammock contraption, but I was still game.
Class is $ 20 to drop in and you’ll have a blast. Nichol is not only an amazing instructor, she has an incredible voice in which she’ll share with you during savasana in your comfy little hammock space you’ve created. She was patient with me even though I got lost in some of the transitions and at times looked like a dead bug hanging lost above the ground. I had a blast regardless and I was able to go deeper in some of the supported postures. I was also grateful that another aerial teacher, Mackie, was there to offer some assistance when I’d get stuck!
It’s not an easy class as you’ll be hoisting yourself up, balancing and doing a lot of maneuvers to allow your body to be supported on the hammocks. As long as you go in with a good attitude and are okay with being a little fearless, you’ll love every moment of it… plus the photos look über cool afterwards!
Parking is available in front of the building via meters, street parking in the neighborhood or there is plenty of guest parking in the structure in the alley behind the studio. Just watch the spaces as they are marked for visitors and specific buildings. Once you’re there, take the elevator to the first floor and you’re good!
When my schedule permits, I’d love to come back and take more classes — you definitely use muscles that you never knew you had!

I was looking forward to my first class here yesterday. I got there at 9:00 for a 9:15 class, parked right in front (legally), and found the front door locked. I rang the doorbell repeatedly, tried to find a phone number to call, and finally gave up at 9:15. This morning I found the small print on the website about parking and entering through the alley in the back. It would have been nice if there was a sign on the front door with that information, or if someone would have answered the doorbell. I’ll try another time now that I know, but it should have been more clearly marked.

A Visitor from Las Vegas and a proud member of the Maze lineage since 2007, I couldn’t be more excited to be in here. This space is the true embodiment of the yoga teachings and family (Kula) you will find within. Alignment based, heart lead, fun, classes, trainings and worships with some of the worlds most skilled yogis. Come, seek, find, love. Namaste.

Sunday Practice with Scott Lewicki is an amazing experience! TWO AND A HALF HOURS of deep yoga fun for $ 20…hello? Scott teaches advanced poses in a playful, yet deeply explorative way. I love it and wish I could get there every week.

I have been a student of Noah Maze’ for awhile whenever he taught at YogaGlo in Santa Monica, but I am SO glad he opened his LA studio to the public! Classes are just 20 dollars for drop in classes and if you are looking to just check out the studio I think they are still doing a «your first class is free» thing. I bought the yearly pass because it was so reasonably priced and the studio has free parking in the back so I never have to worry about leaving a million hours early to find parking. The studio is a black door with a big YOGAMAZE sign in orange. It is kinda hard to see from the street but it is right next to Blue Haus Interiors.
The other amazing thing is they have different levels of classes so that if you are a beginner to yoga you can go to a form class where they break down the poses for you so you actually know what you are supposed to be doing. They have a ton of advanced classes too where I have learned to do all the crazy inversions that a lot of studios are scared to teach. The flow mix’s there are basically for everyone.
has the schedule and all the parking stuff is on their website too. The teachers change around a lot but they are all pretty amazing and if you are lucky enough to find a flow 2 on Wednesday with Noah in town GO!