GoYoga

GoYoga has a good mix of instructors and class offerings. I like snagging the $ 5 flow classes from time to time. They always seem to be renovating or expanding which is refreshing but sometimes confusing if you aren’t a regular.
This is one of THE BEST climate controlled studios in the area. The humidity is spot on, they can get the place hot but not all soggy like some.
Although I don’t have children it’s nice they offer childcare for some class times. And the 50 minute class options are nice because you feel like you’re still making time for yourself but in a shorter time frame. The downside of the 50 minute classes is that it feels like you just get warmed up and start working on challenging poses then you have to quickly come back down.
Overall, nice, clean and friendly studio.

The absolute best yoga studio around. I have been attending yoga classes at GoYoga since 2012, and in that time my love for the studio has only grown. I spent several years living in Arizona, where I tried out several different studios, never really finding the perfect fit for me. I have also attended yoga classes at other Columbus studios such as Harbor Yoga and classes offered at local gyms. No studio seems to compare to GoYoga. Everyone is friendly, knowledgable, and guiding in order to ensure a safe and enjoyable yoga experience. I regularly attend classes led by Anne H., Amy, Alissa, Michelle, and Ali– all of whom I recommend. Each instructor is different in their approach to teaching, and each class style, whether it be power, vinyasa, chill flow, heated, deep stretch, etc. has something unique to offer. This wide variety in classes and teachers helps keep things interesting and offers something for everyone, whether new to yoga or a seasoned yogini. The package deals make enjoying yoga here affordable, and managing your account and booking classes is extremely easy using their website or MindBody Connect app.

I really enjoy Go Yoga. There’s an abundance of great classes. All at various convenient locations. It’s generally a mindful workout.
However, Go could use some improvements. There’s very little diversity in clientele & teaching staff.
The yoga spaces aren’t used to their full potential. They look more like big empty rooms in a strip mall than warm welcoming studios. They could use some ambiance.
The whole «power heated» thing is out of control. Many classes are simply a calisthenics workout with 30 seconds of relaxation at the beginning & end. They skew competitive, not mindful. And in the humid summer months, there should be no heated classes. I want a mindful practice. Not a torture session.
Please offer flow/​vinyasa classes in the early morning (6am!) & in the evenings. Again, there should be more alternatives to «power heated».

I love this studio! There are so many different classes, instructors and times to choose from! The heated classes are also very good, yet not too warm like some other studios around town.

I used to love it here, but the last two times I heard customers talking about other customers. Not my jam. The location probably has more to do with this then the actual business. They do have convenient times, reasonable pricing and a very pleasant staff.
I went here many times and liked it. Their hot Vinyasa classes are def worth your time. They will challenge you and give you a good work out. There is also a candle lit one that the teacher is so positive that you smile. She’s great.
They are expanding, which is good because the last couple of times classes were too full. They should have a cut off so people aren’t on top of each other.
Also at the end of a class some of the teachers wipe an oil on you and adjust your neck. This feels good and smells good, however they do it to everyone else, so you are getting multiple peoples sweat rubbed around your hairline, neck and etc.

I am in love with this Yoga studio. It has definitely become my calm and relaxing place to go during a crazy week or to break up a busy weekend.
The staff has been fabulous. I have taken classes by Addie and Jillian (mostly due to scheduling) and they are fabulous. They both have their own style but both are very effective and I leave both relaxed and my butt totally kicked! It is amazing.
Jenny subbed one of my classes and I am not sure if she is usually at the Powell location or at another one of their locations, but she was fabulous. I actually took a spin class by her at (former) Urban Active and she equally kicked my booty in Yoga. Glorious!
The only issue I have encountered are other students not respecting the room and its place of quietness. But that is not the studio’s issue. People just need to be more considerate of other’s practice ;)
I have recommended this studio to many friends and I usually get a coupon in the mail every month or so for a free class for new clients which I like to pass on to friends to join me.
Pricing is great and cheaper if you sign up online (which is very user friendly). They often have $ 5 classes which is a bonus if you want to throw in an extra class in the week on the cheap!
Only great things to say! Stop by.

I love GoYoga. Scheduling is really easy and everyone is very friendly. I almost always have a great experience. I love the variation in the levels and types of classes offered — and I especially love Addie & Anne H.
Addie is the sweetest person and she works you pretty hard, but she always manages to do so in a way which inspires confidence, peace, and positive energy.
Anne H is a powerhouse — she plays fun music and she works you super hard, but always encourages smiling and laughter. If I could take her classes every day of the week I’d be incredibly fit!
I wish there were more classes that began at 7 or 7:30pm on weekdays at Powell, because it is impossible for me to get there for a class starting ealier than 7pm on a weeknight. If they offered more evening classes I would take them in a heartbeat!

This place is pretty amazing and has classes offered for a good price. I have attended numerous classes at both the Worthington and Powell locations and enjoyed the Powell location best. The atmosphere is really calm inside and Addie is a great instructor. I attend her hot yoga class and love it. She always tries to add different positions each week, it is always a workout, and I always feel relaxed and well centered afterwards. There are a lot of different class offerings and instructors, so if you do not like one class, definitely try a different one. They all have a different flow and ambiance to it. Overall, I really enjoy taking classes here!

My daughter and I recently signed up on a two week trial basis for classes at GoYoga in Powell. Neither one of us has ever done yoga, but wanted to give it a try. We were pleasantly surprised; the facility is beautiful and relaxing.
Addie is by far the best instructor, and GoYoga’s most valuable asset, (I hope the owners know what a gem she is!) she is dedicated and inspires you the entire class, and those scented towels are beyond amazing!
After the trial period ended, we couldn’t sign up fast enough to join. They have a great schedule of classes, but I do wish they offered more of the fundamental classes after working hours for those of us who can’t get to class in the morning.
All in all, a really great experience and a wonderful value!

I am still a fan of GoYoga. They have updated their Powell studio, and now it’s twice the size and even more calm and beautiful inside. They have also added some new props (like eye pillows for savasana) which I really appreciate! I love the dim lighting for relaxation classes. They did add one yin class, but I wish they would have it for an entire class instead of half a class. I am glad they added another relaxation class to the schedule and made the classes more «relaxing». Hopefully they’ll have a restorative class one day. Addie is still the best teacher there!

I was a bit hesitant at my first Go Yoga class — when I learned that there was at least one attendee that had never taken a yoga class before. While I’m not yoga-​goddess, I was afraid that the class was going to be remedial and not challenging at all. Boy was I wrong.
I’ve been taking yoga a couple years now — most recently at Burn in Gahanna. I enjoyed the level that the instructors there taught to, but had become bored with the same routines and music. At Go Yoga, not only was I physically challenged, I learned at least one new pose. There were some options provided for moves and poses that could have made it more strenuous, but I opted not to attempt these as I was sweating enough.
I liked the fact that the course was an hour twenty minutes. I am used to one hour classes that often leave me feeling short-​changed on the shivasina. I felt the added time really allowed for a good warm up and cool down.
The location is pretty good (New Albany). Not as convenient as other options (Gahanna), but parking is easy and I have my choice of several routes to get to the studio. I also like that there are two other facilities available, one of which is near my work. The one negative and the reason I only gave 4 stars was the fact that it was not a dedicated studio. The room was bright, I initially had trouble figuring out if I was in the right place, and I foresee the room being cramped when more people attend. But again, that’s only the New Albany facility.
The instructor was incredible. I liked that she did not physically go around and «fix» positioning — at least for me. (I didn’t notice that she did so to others, either). I’ve been to classes where the instructors are hands on — and some where we pair up with other attendees for partner-​assisted poses. That really makes me uncomfortable.
The instructor was friendly, loud enough to hear, encouraging, and overall a really good teacher. I would highly recommend her for all levels.
So if you’re looking for a place to take yoga — regardless of the level you need — I’d recommend Go Yoga!

I had a deal for GoYoga. I think it was 20 classes for $ 30 or something. It had an expiration date so I only got to use about 10 classes.
I really enjoyed hot yoga at the original New Albany location. Any other classes weren’t really good workouts. I kept getting the same instructor and she seemed very nice but inexperienced.
Everything was fine until one week I had 3 bad experiences in a row.
I drove 30 minutes to the new Powell location, got lost, was 2 minutes late, and they locked the doors so no one else could come into the class. Another day I was going to the new New Albany location, which they recently changed. I got an email at 10am the day of the class saying the start time was changed from 11 to 10:30 am. I think they could have given me more notice. I had been signed up for this class for over a week. I got there as fast as I could and was a couple minutes late. There was a sign on the door that said do not disturb and everyone’s purses were outside the room. I didn’t feel comfortable leaving my car keys and coat out there in the hall. So I just left. When I finally got into a class, at the Worthington location, halfway though the class it smelled so strongly of food in there that I was getting nauseous the whole time. I seriously thought I was going to throw up the whole time. It ruined my work out.
Always be early!

I have done yoga at a bunch of different studios and this place is my favorite! They are the cheapest yoga in Columbus by far. And they have the most laid back (non intimidating) environment of any studio in the area.