Yoga Six

I love this place! It feels like a home away from home even though I only come about once a week. The staff is awesome — attentive, friendly, organized — and the facility is top notch.
I love all of the instructors and the variety of classes offered.
I highly recommend this studio!

Haven’t been to the studio yet, because I’m lazy. …but wanted to say that Alex was great. She answered all my questions, told me about the website. She made me feel comfortable and I will definitely be in soon.

Beautiful, clean, and zen yoga studio! I love their boot camp classes, and each one has kicked my butt. I usually take it with Bernadette who explains the different muscles that we are using and engaging with each exercise. This is useful because it helps me figure out what I’m doing. I’ve also take a hot yoga and stretch class (forgot the official names), and they were zen as well. Highly recommend it !

I am a member of the YogaSix St. Louis location and was visiting San Diego for a few days. I was extremely impressed and happy with my experience at the Point Loma studio. The staff and instructors were above and beyond nice and eager to talk to me about St. Louis and my personal yoga needs while visiting. The studio is in a great location and was spacious and clean. Could not have been more excited to visit the Point Loma studio and get my yoga on every day while on vacation in San Diego.

Welcome to my inner dialog before and after a hot power yoga at Yoga Six at 7a this morning: Me: Define ‘hot’ yoga. Studio: about 100 degrees. Me initially: oh helllllllz no, where’s my AC! No way get me outta here. But wait, I need to get my workout in for the day and this is the only time you have so self, find a way to power through this. Me after: Booyah I got this 100 degrees total no big deal!!!
The class was FANTASTIC! Super amazing, modern facility, lockers, showers you name it. Loved the padded floors that made any groundwork more palatable. Our instructor was beyond phenomenal, super patient, clear and spiritual she represented all the goodness you want in a yoga class. What did I really love? 60 minute yoga classes, boom! In and out, zen on and ready to take on my day.
I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a great workout, a wonderful studio, modern facilities and a great place to work on your yoga practice.

Yoga six is perfect. The studio is calm and relaxing, the staff is helpful and kind, the workouts are tough and exhilarating, there are classes for everyone! I have never been in a studio where I have felt more peaceful or at home. I have never taken a yoga class where a teacher followed me out of the room to discuss form and things they noticed about me in class. The amount of attention and relaxation you get at this studio is ridiculously awesome. I highly recommend this studio to any yogis, new or old.

My daughter was visiting me and Yoga 6 was offering a great premier membership where I could bring a buddy, and have a towel, mat, bottle of water. That alone was a great deal. However this particular studio made me feel very welcomed, a part of a community — something I haven’t experienced in a long time. And I don’t even like hot yoga! But there are a variety of classes to choose from, everyone was friendly and professional. So happy I took advantage of this experience.

Great studio. Very clean and cute with ample parking. And right next to a Trader Joe’s.
Everyone working here was super-​friendly. I took my boyfriend to his first ever yoga class here, and it could not have gone better.
They offered us a $ 49 unlimited first month of yoga. Wish we lived closer, so I could take them up on that.

I absolutely love Yoga Six. There’s just something about walking into the studio that makes feel it is «me-​time»! Instructors are great and inspiring — especially that I’m so new to yoga. The studio is beautiful and clean. Its spa-​like feel adds to the amazing experience. I love the variety of yoga classes. There’s a class for everyone.
Please open a Yoga Six in east Chula Vista area please!

It’s the most beautiful studio. Clean, modern, soft floor and the instructors are very experienced. Been trying their boot camp classes, very tough but rewarding. Definitely one of the best places to go take yoga classes in town.

I LOVE it here. It’s a great point loma location in Liberty station. The studio is clean and welcoming.
The staff are amazing they welcome you and make an effort to get to know your name and you.
Class schedule is condusive to busy work schedules with classes offered mornings afternoon and evening. Try it out you will not be disappointed

Yoga Six Point Loma is easily the best yoga studio in the world. It is so clean and luxurious and the staff are the happiest, most helpful people I’ve ever met. If any of them have ever had a bad day, you would never know. The classes are even better.
The Y6 Classic and Power flow in heat are my two favorites. They are meditative & relaxing but also difficult and you get a great work out. I have never felt like I don’t need to go to the gym after a yoga class, but here, I really don’t have to. I love this studio and wish I could make it to yoga every day here.

I am a martial artist who occasionally practices yoga to increase my strength and flexibility — I’ve done a dozen classes in my life, some of which in India.
Yoga Six is brilliant — really. I’ve been to many gyms /​schools /​studios of all kinds and this one ranks very highly in my list.
Facilities: 10. Definitely. Well stocked locker room with everything from disposable razors to mouthwash. Very clean, well and simply decorated to put you in a great yoga mood.
Staff: 10. Front desk staff is so friendly, and yoga instructor was very kind, not pretentious, very respectful, and passionate — not intrusive at all yet very helpful. Asked about prior injuries to make sure I was okay with the positions before beginning the class.
Equipment: 10. The studio provides mats, hard foam blocks and straps to help in your positions. Very appreciated as it allows to do the forms correctly without having to strain the body too much.
Yoga: The yoga was great — I did a slow class and it was just what I wanted to really stretch without straining my body and relax/​enter a more-​or-​less meditative state. The instructor had ways of working us into positions that really felt GOOD in terms of releasing tension in different parts of the body.
Location: Also very good. The studio is in a small alcove off Rosecrans and has a great (good food, good value for money) sushi restaurant next to it. Feels like a safe area.
I will definitely return. Highly recommend.

Wow. Came to Yoga Six using Class Pass and was incredibly impressed by the spa like atmosphere of the studio. It was beautiful and relaxing. The staff was very welcoming and the overall experience was great!
I took the deep stretch class and came out feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. The class was tailored to all skill levels and the room was the perfect temperature. I know that they also do hot yoga at this studio but the class was a warm one. I will definitely be returning!
Side note: they have lockers and you can borrow a lock in exchange for your keys. They also have showers.

How cool to celebrate my 1-​yr anniversary at Yoga Six, on International Yoga Day no less!
Still practicing, still learning, still growing.
It’s all good.
There are changes at Yoga Six, too, as far as class offerings. More 75 minutes vinyasa classes, new meditation class. Looking forward to continuing my practice here.

I love this yoga studio and will continue coming back after trying it out through Fitn and Classpass deals! The studio is very clean, has a fantastic locker room and shower facilities that most yoga studios do not have, and all the instructors are great.
Make sure you get to class on time as they can be strict with their tardiness policy. Other than that, the studio is fantastic.
Danika’s Y60 Sculpt class is by far the hardest yoga sculpt class i have taken, but she has a great energy and really makes class fun. I also enjoy Patti’s class as well. You can’t go wrong with really any class at Yoga Six.

I absolutely love this studio. I started coming here because of a Groupon and it happened to be the same time as the February challenge so I completed the challenge and did 28 yoga classes and I was hooked!
I’m now signed up for the unlimited monthly package and I’ve found a community within this studio. All the client advisors are so nice they remember your name when you come in and the instructors are amazing.
I’ve tried a lot of different studios and the instructors at Yoga Six are by far the most knowledgable, sincere and offer a variety. They are also very supportive and remember students and come around to introduce themselves to students before class.
This studio is also very clean, has really nice locker rooms and I love the variety of classes you can choose from.

Yoga Six is like a sanctuary in every sense of the word. When I come to class here, I feel like I am escaping reality, in a good way! The entire facility, as many have said, is completely impeccable in terms of cleanliness, décor, and amenities.
Here’s a quick insider description of the two classes I’ve tried:
Slow Flow: This class is a wonderful mix of relaxation mixed with traditional Vinyasa moves. The room is also comfortably heated. I have taken this with a few different instructors, but like Abby’s class the best. She has a warm personality, takes the time to say hello before the class starts, and offers adjustments to correct your alignment. Her classes have a nice flow and sequence. I also like Alyx’s class. We used the bolsters during shavasana which made the final resting pose so comfy!
Yoga Sculpt: I’ve taken this class once and it wasn’t quite what I expected, but it was still a good workout. The workout is a cross between yoga and bootcamp, but not so much yoga. The workout started with some basic yoga poses, and then transitioned into short intervals with the dumbbells. We did a LOT of lunging, various arm exercises, etc. switching it up with random cardio bursts (jumping jacks, jogging, mountain climbers, etc.) I was afraid it would be super hard, but I found the class to be right within my realm of fitness and the heat wasn’t too off-​putting since the cardio portions were short. To give the workout some credit, my legs were sore for 2 days after thanks to the lunges and deadlifts!
What I love about this studio is that the teachers all take the time to introduce themselves if you haven’t tried their class before, they run fun yoga challenges and have an intention board set up outside the locker rooms. There is definitely a strong sense of community here! I can’t wait to try Deep Stretch and maybe… eventually the Hot Yoga!

Location & studio – Lots of parking at NTC liberty station. Great that studio has a specific location for shoes near the entrance (instead of by the door of a yoga class). I also like the gray mats in the rooms that are called «parking stations” – you are suppose to put your mat within the rectangle so you have enough space to do yoga and don’t have to ask someone to move over to make space. The classes are not crowded and have enough space even if the class is full. The studio is clean and peaceful.
Warning: Charter school is located at NTC so allot for extra time and be prepared for traffic and students crossing the street if you are going to a class when school is starting or ending. This also applies for Sunday’s when the Rock Church has service.
I took advantage of the ongoing $ 49 special for unlimited classes in a month AND FIT60 classes (bootcamp, ie yoga with weights), which are free for January 2014, and offered 3x a day M-​F and 2x on weekends.
Depending on your expectations and preferences, the yoga classes are as challenging as you chose to make it. For example, FIT60 with Danica is a combo of yoga, yoga moves with weights, calisthenics, etc. whereas Megan does more weight exercises, and Patty has very creative moves with weights that I’ve never done before. Music is lively and you don’t need to go to another gym for cardio or weights. I’ve taken 5 FIT 60 classes so far (and previously 4 other classes — slow flow, 2 power flow, and classic.)
While I get a good workout, I think the yoga classes at Core Power Yoga (my regular studio) are more challenging, plays more variety of music (including songs with words which I prefer), and the rooms are much warmer with heat. I would say that Core Power Yoga is «athletic» yoga whereas Yoga Six is more therapeutic yoga. (I have been doing yoga since 2008). I think Yoga Six is great.

This may be the most beautiful yoga studio of all time. It feels more like a spa than a fitness studio. It is fully equipped with everything you need: showers, disposable razors, shampoo/​conditioner, pony tail holders, Q-​tips, etc. They even provide locks for the lockers if you don’t have your own. The only thing they don’t provide complementary are the yoga mats, they are $ 2 to rent if you forget your own. The rental mats are really nice though, and don’t look too used.
Unlike most boutique fitness studios, Yoga Six has two separate classrooms, which means that they can offer classes simultaneously. There are classes scheduled just about every 30 minutes! This leaves no room for excuses about not being able to find a time that fits your schedule ;-). The class variety is wide: from deep stretching classes to power flow. They even have a sculpting class that incorporates weights.
Yoga Six is the real deal, y’all.