YogaSource Los Gatos

I purchased the groupon deal for the cycle classes, and it was one of my best groupon purchases. The availability of classes is great! The weekly evening classes are so fun! The workouts do vary per teacher and are fairly easy for a beginner. I have taken classes with Leroy and Sarah and they are both motivating and entertaining makes the classes very enjoyable. The class is 45 minutes long, the studio is beautiful, showers and lockers are available. I do recommend parking across the street in the available lot instead of circling around in the garage parking next to the building. Now that my groupon is almost used I’m debating on the membership, it is pricey but what did I expect from Los Gatos? Nice that they are now offering a price and you can use it for yoga, cycle, and Pilates!

The front desk girls are always very unfriendly & never helpful. You walk in & they never ask basic customer service questions like can I help you, how are you today? They seem very uninterested in helping & pissy if you ask too many questions about classes or the clothes there selling. Note to owner. You might want to train them better!

On recommendation of a friend, we attended the Vinyasa yoga class.
The instructor was on time, confident, helpful and inspiring.
I enjoyed the 1.5 hour class: we started slowly and with careful instruction, we progressed to the final form called savasana. My mind really opened up at the end, it was like blue skies, like looking over the Grand Canyon.
Room: very good, clean and well ventilated.
They have a small store on site that is stocked with quality mats, clothes and other items.
Customer service: very good
Parking: easy

The cleanest Yoga studio I have ever been to!!! I love the floors in the Bikram studio — not carpeting and no terrible smell. Plus, the showers and amenities are terrific. I’ve been to about a dozen different Bikram studios and this is by far the best.

YogaSource is big multi class studio that has all the amenities you could possibly want. If I lived closer and the price was more affordable, I would totally commit to this place. Their hot pilates kicks my ass EVERY SINGLE TIME. Imagine 60 mins of nonstop high intensity workout and kick it up a notch by having it heated. It’s the one class I leaved completely drenched yet feeling like a champ for getting thru that grueling workout:)

Yoga Source is more like a Yoga Mecca of Los Gatos. I wish it was closer. There are so many more classes to explore… I think I love the building just about as much as I love the classes.
Teachers: Mixed backgrounds. Sometimes a roll of the dice. Power Yoga at noon on Mondays was very shoulder intensive almost the entire hour. Power Yoga on Wednesdays at 12:15pm more like a challenging level ²⁄₃ class with a mix of advanced poses like inversions and arm balances. I prefer Angela’s «Power Yoga» on Wednesdays with more flow and mostly great chill-​lounge music.
Perks: Introductory packet $ 45 for three weeks of unlimited yoga, and four weeks if you attend their orientation on Saturday morning. I didn’t do this. I made it to three classes and wished I could have made it to more!
Parking: Plenty of parking. They even have a designated parking garage, because the entire first floor of the building they’re located in, is dedicated to yoga! There is also plenty of street parking if there happens to be no parking in the garage.
Space: Very nice. Clean. Artfull. Taj Mahal-​esque. Huge locker rooms *bring your own small lock. Plenty of showers… I think at least four, maybe more. Lots of room to get freshened up post yoga class. There are several loungy sofa bench seats in the corridors all bright colors blended in with some East Indian décor along the walls. There is a bountiful yoga boutique with almost everything you could possibly need to pop into a class if you completely forget everything. There is a ton of yoga attire (even some Lululemon), mats, towels, props, and lots more.
The front desk was super sweet… and made checking in and out a breeze. I really love this studio! I wish it was closer. If I am ever in the area, I will most certainly return.
Namaste Friends.

Checked out YogaSource for the first time through ClassPass. Parking wasn’t too bad around 7pm on a weeknight. The studio is big and has all the amenities you could possibly want. The people working at the front desk were friendly.
And holy crap, their Hot Pilates class is KUH-​RAY-​ZEE. It really delivers on every aspect of «high intensity interval training» and pushes you past your limits. Consists of lots of squats, lunges, burpees, and push ups, as well as mat exercises to strengthen the legs, lower back, and core. I love how miserable it makes me feel! The instructor, Angela, was just okay. She walked around a few times, but wasn’t very hands on. It’s also hard to see the instructor demonstrate the exercises in such a large studio, though the moves are pretty straight forward and easy to pick up if you follow the experienced students.
One weird thing about the studio is the floor panels aren’t attached to the ground and swell up from the heat and moisture. I slipped up during the mountain climber exercise when a floor panel literally slid off the ground. I think the studio should have considered this when deciding what kind of floor to install and how to install it.
Lastly, I definitely recommend students who aren’t used to the heat, or high-​intensity interval training, to really slow down and not try to do everything at the same pace as the instructor or advanced students. I felt faint a couple of times. Overall, though, I loved the class and can’t wait to go back!

If you want a great variety of classes this place will get the job done. If you want anything beyond that such as good service, polite staff, or a well maintained studio, yogasource will come up short. Want a towel? Not available, but they will sell you one. Forgot your mat? They’ve got a few you can borrow but may not be clean. Need water? The machine is broken half the time. I regularly work out at studios in San Francisco and in the Los Gatos area that, yes, are bougie but I do expect common courtesy and a well functioning facility. The yoga instructors by and large are fantastic, it’s the front desk staff that comes up short.

I already knew that this was a great yoga studio from friends, but finally got a chance to try it today– and it was perfect. Great energy, lighting. Very clean. And they sell lululemon gear ;)

I decided I want to try a weekly hot yoga class, and since Yogasource is conveniently located on my way home, I decided to give it a shot!
I have been to the Saturday session which is 90 minutes and just yesterday I went to a mid week 60 minute session.
Both sessions are great, the 60 minute session seemed to be faster paced (we still did all of the poses) while the 90 minute session is more relaxing and drawn out.
I had the 3 weeks for $ 40 deal that has just expired, and I’m planning on getting a pass so I can continue going.
One thing I’m not sure of is if once a week is sufficient for my needs. I’m looking to supplement my current exercise with better flexibility and mobility. I’ll have to keep going and see if once a week will suffice, or if I should go more.

Yogasource is a great studio! They have two large rooms and the facility is very clean. Not to mention, they have their own lot on the bottom of the parking structure.
Be on time. They have a strict late policy, after 10 mins you’re not allowed in. My first time here, I hit traffic, got a little lost and was 12 mins late but couldn’t take the class :(
I returned after that to take the Hot Pilates and Bikram Express class. It can get crowded, but I feel you still get a good workout because the instructors really push you. It was my first time taking a bikram class here and I didn’t have a towel. The instructor was nice enough to let me borrow one from the lost and found they had washed.

This place is way over priced & overrated! Parking is very difficult. I have to park at the middle school parking lot and walk ¼ mile down the street which is a pain in the butt! There front desk staff like to put pressure on you to buy upgrades, merchandise, etc. They are not good at communicating about policy changes, price increases, etc. The owners Linda & Steve are always rude, and like to badger there clients. YogaSource is NOT recommended!!!

Fitmob gives me access to different yoga studios, but this place has become my favorite. Despite the large class size, I am still able to feel like I received a personal workout. It’s probably because the instructors are so friendly and comes over to help out when they see you having trouble. I feel comfortable going at my own place and feel challenged and pushed to become better. Come here if you want intense ass-​kicking 60 minute workouts (ahem Hot Pilates ahem)! Also, how cute is it that they offer yoga classes to kids too?
Edit. I had to take back a couple stars. It’s not a great feeling when I go in and greet the front desk people with a smile, only to get frowns and blank stares in return. First time this happens, I thought, «maybe they just had a long day». But this has happened every time in future visits as well. I go to yoga because it promotes mental, physical, and spiritual well-​being, so I expect people that work there to show friendliness and promote positive attitudes. I enjoy my classes here, but the cold «greeting» ruins the experience a bit.

Went their for the 3 weeks free for 40 $ I loved it and sadly I had to stop doing yoga because I had other plans and yoga took so much of my time I wash I wasn’t doing other sports to do yoga every time I had.

Love love LOVE this place! I’ve been here for few classes such as Bikram Yoga and Hot Pilates. Mostly all the classes that I took, majority of the instructors are great! They push you and make sure you get a great workout for 60 minutes. If you want a great workout, I would recommended taking classes at yogasource! #yamaste

It took me a while to find the right yoga studio for me. I just started my yoga journey and I wanted to find a place that offered multiple classes. After searching and looking a different pictures and review online, I decided to pay a visit to YogaSource.
Yup, as soon as I walked in, I knew that was it! I got new student offer. ($ 40 unlimited classes for 3 weeks and if you take the orientation class, they add another week) Once that was over, I signed up to be a member!
So anyway, here is what I have to say so far…
If you want a yoga studio that feels like a community as soon as you walk in, this isn’t it. I believe that’s because so many people come and go and there are a few different classes going on at once. BUT, if you DO become a regular student, you CAN start building a community, the teachers and front desk will start knowing who you are. Staff is always super nice and the teachers are amazing. The studio is pretty quiet for the morning classes but during the evening it could get crowded.
The retail shop has a good selection of things and quality items too.
The teachers offer other classes as well, besides yoga classes. So, you should take a look at their website to get more information. You can also take classes to become a yoga teacher one day, or not, you can just take them for your own reasons.
I definitely recommend Yoga Source. It’s pretty clean, there a multiple studios, you can shop for new workout attire, and the teachers are amazing (I love Matece’s classes).

gorgeous place with so much variety and choices both timing wise as class wise! Even though it was not very popular I very much enjoyed the Qi Gong class and it inspired me to continue with this. The studio did miss a bit of the spiritual feel as its just pretty and big like a fancy gym, but I still like the feeling of just utter comfort and options and appreciate this.

I really like YSLG and have been going here for a year and a half. It’s clean and well designed and the classes are great. I always take the Hot Pilates classes, which are a great work out and always kick my ass.
A couple of things happened here in the last year, however, that have shaken the good feeling I have about YS.
1. They stopped providing cloth towels, sighting a desire to save water. That was a service that I appreciated and, frankly, expect from a premium studio such as YS. People will go home and use just as much water, if not more, washing their own towels.
2. They let go of my favorite yoga instructor, Cindie. A huge mistake. She had a great attitude, taught a great class and was one of the primary reasons I came to YSLG.

YSLG is a very well-​run yoga studio. There are many things to like, such as:
1. Classes — It’s like being a kid in a candy store… there are SO. MANY. OPTIONS.
2. Instruction — I have taken bikram express with Samantha Boozer, gentle with Kylie Sloan, and Vinyasa with Roxanne Rashedi. All were good but I really have to give extra kudos to Roxanne; she shows several options for developing further into your yoga poses while showcasing modifications too.
3. Facility — Clean and spacious. I love the cushion seating outside the classes.
Overall YSLG is pretty solid… but my reason for not giving the studio 5 stars is because I didn’t feel that sense of community I felt at other yoga studios in the area but rather felt the busy-​ness. From my visits I noticed that people come and go quickly or have conversations about how busy they are. Maybe it’s just me, but I like to practice yoga because it offers me peace and I want to get the same vibe from any studio I attend.

The 3 weeks for $ 40 is a steal! If you attend an orientation within the 3 weeks, you get an additional week free.
I’ve tried a few classes and I’ve liked most of them! It depends on what type of active level you want, but Mat Pilates has to be my favorite class. Amy is an absolute delight to be around and her class is amazing!
Hot Pilates is also good, but more boot camp type-​esque. You’ll definitely feel the burn, but it’s refreshing after the hour is up. Of the instructors for the class, I liked Carrie’s program the best.
And for something relaxing, Gentle Yoga is perfect to stretch and zone out everything.
I’ve also tried Power Flow Yoga and Yin Yoga, but they were just okay.
The location and setup of the studios are really nice and it’s clean.