TriFusion Yoga

I was a yoga beginner when I first went to TriFusion Yoga, and though it was challenging starting out for me, Armando really stuck with me and I’m now at the point where I can see it becoming an essential part of my life.
I cannot say enough good things about TriFusion Yoga and Armando. I feel very lucky to live so close to the studio, which is absolutely beautiful and comfortable. It’s really warm, which I like a lot, and it is not overcrowded with people like other studios I tried once and gave up on elsewhere in the city.
I also really like the people that TriFusion attracts. People of all ages, ethnicities and abilities make for a much more comfortable setting for me than other place I tried in the city, which was virtually all young, fit people.
Wall Yoga is my favorite, because gravity sort of ends up doing some of the work of you, if that makes sense. Plus it’s just plain fun:)
I worked one on one with Armando once, and hope to do that again because he really knows his stuff and is patient. He knows when and how to push individuals just enough. He has a very solid understanding of the human body and muscles, as evidenced by the fact that after a tough workout, the next day you aren’t sore and broken down like you might expect to be.
So a big thumbs up for TriFusion Yoga! The T train stops right nearby, and if you’re driving there, there is plenty of street parking on nearby side streets.

Its a great studio. I have been paticipating in Yoga Fitness and I must say I do feel a lot less tense throughout the day Thank you for all the support at Tri Fusion Yoga Studio in the Bayview.

I’ve taken two wall yoga classes here, and I had one personal training session (general personal training with squats, lunges, weights, etc.) this week. Armando taught all three, but he mentioned he’ll be hiring additional teachers. The wall yoga is a lot of fun, and Armando worked with us patiently so we could all hang upside-​down on our first night to experience it. It can take a while for everyone to check-​in so when you go, I’d suggest paying for your class on the secure website in advance. That way the class can start on-​time. I paid the drop in rate of $ 17 for a 75 min. class, but there was a good intro deal for $ 30 for two weeks of unlimited yoga classes. This studio is a great addition to the neighborhood!