Four Seasons Yoga

I’m one of those dumbfounded reviewers who has no idea why this studio closed. After being a member for 3 years, I finally bought a year’s worth of classes and then they closed soon after. There was no warning from what I could tell. I showed up for class and the door was locked, and it was clear that the studio folded. I emailed the owner, Jenny, but no response. This was especially odd because this woman was always on top of email, and would email patrons if they owed for even one class. She was always very responsive. I understand that things happen but this was a bad experience and I lost $ 400 in the end. :(

The previous owner that I wrote about had sold the business in 2015. The business closed shortly after that around the fall of 2015

I’ve been trying to get reimbursed for the 20 classes I pre-​paid for. I only took three before they closed. I leave messages and texts at the number here on Unilocal the number at the studio is disconnected. Does anyone know how to get ahold of any of these instructors or the owner?

They are now closed for business, and I’m not surprised. The location was awful. Located on a very busy (and noisy) Miramar Road, it was next to restaurants so there was weird odor and noise. I only came here once with my ClassPass and the teacher announced they were closing that week.
The class itself was really good and the instructor very nice and welcoming. The 2 stars in no way reflects upon her. The 2 stars was just for the studio. There were holes in the ceiling. Nothing like other studios I’ve used on CP.
So I’m not sad about them closing. Like I said, I only came here once.

Heard rumors that they will be closing doors on Nov 1 2015 yet they are still selling memberships and Groupons so be aware! Teachers are not getting paid and leaving the facility. Classes are being cancelled regularly. Owner will not respond to questions via e-​mail or phone calls. I guess we will all get screwed since our monthly memberships continue to be renewed. I feel very sorry for the teachers who have been working for months without payment. Very un-​yoga! I wish them the best and appreciate them all yet understand they need to get paid and shouldn’t be expected to work for free.

Lovely oasis in the middle of Miramar Rd. I definitely always look forward to coming here. This is also one of the few studios in San Diego that has aerial yoga.
It fulfills all of my yoga cravings — especially since a wide variety of classes are available. I have taken yin and ashtanga, but mostly aerial yoga with Mandy. She really takes the time to guide you through the poses, based on where you are in your practice. It’s done wonders for my back and posture. Her cues are spot on and she is very knowledgeable about all aspects of yoga.
Prices are reasonable for the area and parking is plentiful!

A great studio, for all levels, who are seeking a variety of different styles of classes for your mind and body to experience. Be it Ashtanga with Atsuro, Aerial Yoga with Mandy, Hotha Flow and Restorative with Kristin, or any of the other various classes, the studio provides innovative and exciting challenges for the beginner to the most seasoned yoga veterans.
It is warm, friendly and inviting… and you can find me here as one of my favorite homes away from home!!!

I just got home from what was supposed to be my first yoga lesson. The instructor didn’t show up! A group of us just waited for a while until someone called the number on the door, and sure enough, the class was not happening and the instructor «forgot to email us.» I arranged my whole day around this class, not to mention the long drive to get there. NOT happy.

Shawna (sorry if I misspelled) was such a wonderful teacher. The space was very nice and cozy. Great studio :-)

Wonderfully connected yoga studio! I have been practicing at this studio for 4 years and at this small yoga studio you really feel connected and supported. Jenny, Lisa and the rest of the instructors take a sincere interest in their students. They offer a wide variety of classes and yoga styles. They also offer community events and other special classes. The studio is centrally located on Miramar Road and the vibe in the studio is very nice: peaceful, pleasant and centered.

I recently started taking classes at this studio, and I really like it! It’s just a good, classic, yoga studio. It’s real yoga. The classes are small, and the instructors are excellent. There aren’t a ton of classes offered here, but what they do offer is really good. I would definitely recommend this studio.

This yoga studio is wonderful! The studio has a very relaxing ambiance with soft lighting. The classes are small which let’s instructors support each students level and abilities. The instructors are professional yet casual and are very helpful. There is a very strong emphasis on proper form so modifications (typically blocks) are used as needed.
I would strongly recommend this studio for anyone pursuing yoga in the area. It is located a bit west of the pyramid on Miramar Rd. and is in the same parking lot as McDonalds.

I like the variety of classes from both restorative, more gentle yoga, to rather advanced classes. Each instructor and each class is different, but they all do well to take requests and work with injuries or limitations. Personally my favorites are Lisa’s lunch-​time classes.

I used to be a regular here about a year ago. I found a Groupon for the studio and it was walking distance from my work so I would go at least once a week. I have to say my practice grew more here than it has anywhere else. Jenny and Atsuro provide the space and support for me to master Hanumanasana, headstands, and various arm balances.
The small classes provided the perfect balance of rigor and play and I have never been to a studio where the instructors provided adjustments for every single student. I have pretty good form so I usually don’t get adjustments but here the instructors took the time to help me get deeper into the poses.
When I left my job I looked into finding a studio closer to my house. In the past year I have explored different studios and instructors but never found anything like Four Seasons. The instructors are so wonderful it’s worth the drive so I’m ditching my search and returning home.

How have I not reviewed this place yet?!
You want to truly be apart of a yoga community that actually cares about you and your practice? Go no further, you’ve found it at Four Seasons Yoga. He instructors here are top notch, make you feel welcomed and are truly amazing at what they do.
Don’t come here expecting a CorePower experience. I enjoy CorePower studios, but this is on a whole different level. The classes are not heated and never too crowded – you really get personalized attention and helpful adjustments. I’ve been practicing for several years now at several different studios, but I can undoubtedly say that I deepen my practice most when I am at Four Seasons.
Since the classes are relatively small, you really get to know your fellow yogis and instructor. There is absolutely no judgement or pretension here, only support. This is the type of studio where the instructors truly take the time to make sure your alignment is right, theyre never just going to rush you thru a class just so you can break a sweat, but have you do the postures incorrectly. Proper alignment is always key. It’s the attention to detail and the adjustments they offer that really sets Four Seasons above the rest.
The instructors will encourage you to really look for your edge. I love that.
Michelle and Jenny are amazing instructors. They have big hearts and really care about your body and your practice. Michelle does yoga full time, so you know she loves it. They offer Groupons or Living Social deals from time to time too if you want to try them out.

Four Seasons is quite possibly the best studio ever~ I first started yoga 4 years ago after knee reconstruction upon my doctors recommendation. I had done a couple classes here and there my at gym previously, but never at a studio, and had no idea what I was missing out on
I quickly fell in love with Jenny and her instructors. They are extremely welcoming, very knowledgeable and are hands-​on to help guide you into poses. The cozy environment is also why I love this studio. Other studios are so pretentious and almost feel like everyone’s in competition with each other, whereas Four Seasons feels like a home. There’s no frills, no top-​40 music being played, and no Lululemon merchandise being hawked in the lobby, just yoga in its raw form, which is just how I like it!
I’m not necessarily a religious person, but I find the classes to be spiritual and therapeutic. I look forward to class after a long hard workday~ I love to step onto my mat and forget everything that’s going on off the mat.
I practice at several studios around San Diego, but Four Seasons will always be my home base.

This is a small yoga studio that offers a few classes a day lead by very kind and knowledgeable instructors.

I recently used a Groupon for a whole month of unlimited classes. After a few different vinyasa classes, I can say that I will become a regular here.
I loved the environment — small studio, awesome instructors, perfectly balanced class schedules. Blocks, straps, and mats are available to those who need it.
The only negative I guess is the location. Since they are directly on Miramar Road, it can get a little noisy at times with cars and trucks passing by. Not that big a deal though.
Namaste bitches!

This place is Great for both beginners and advanced yogies alike. They have something for everyone.
True Beginner classes, for people brand new to yoga
Hatha, Yin, and Restorative classes for a more gentle experience, great for those new to yoga or when want to take it easy on the body. Maurine and Lisa M. are sincerely compassionate and accommodating and offer many adjustments and variations for all levels of practice. It’s very obvious that they are very caring individuals.
Ashtanga, for those who want a tough, challenging, high intensity, sweaty, tie me into a pretzel kind of experience. Having practiced yoga for a year and a half, this is my first experience in an Ashtanga setting. Man, Ashtanga is no joke, it’s tough and i feel like people take their practice seriously here. Each class starts with an invocation which i haven’t learned yet. I just mumble along =) But they know their regulars so if there’s enough regulars then they just say the invocation, if not then they just have you repeat each line after them.
Michelle is one of my fav instructors in SD she is very observant and detail oriented. She can always spot the little things you can do to make each pose better and gives lots of micro adjustments (both verbally and physically). It’s amazing how the smallest adjustment (straightening your foot, pointing your toes, tilting your pelvis or shifting your weight) makes a world of difference in how something feels. Be warned her classes can be tough, but she does offer many variations for all levels.
It’s these types of instructors that that make this studio so great.

I truly enjoyed my time at Four Seasons Yoga. I got a Groupon for an unlimited month, and went around 3 times a week. All of the instructors were incredibly helpful, the feel for the studio was very calm. I left every time feeling energized, calm, and relaxed. The instructors really do a great job aiding you and catering to your physical demands.
The studio is very small — just one room — which is fine, but it’s kind of confusing your first time (I ended up waiting outside until I saw people leave, because they keep the door shut during sessions so as not to interrupt the class.) Just keep that in mind your first time :)
I really enjoyed all the Vinyasa classes and really worked up a sweat! The Yin classes were definitely something new for me, focused on deep stretches as opposed to the vinyasa flow.
My reason for not coming back was two-​fold: 1) It was too far from my house… I live in PB and the studio was in Mira Mesa, so a 20 minute drive wasn’t great, especially when the classes are at 5:45 (I get off work at 5:00) and 2) It was a little pricey for me… I would probably have paid if it were closer, but the price + distance just didn’t make economical sense for me.
If you like close by though, I would recommend stopping in for a class and seeing for yourself!