Yogalife

Been coming here for six years and I love it! I only wish they offered more advanced classes (when I am able to attend). Great instructors, clean space and friendly community.

Summer 2014.
I lived just a few blocks away and loved walking here. All the staff and teachers were friendly. The selection of classes was decent. The studio size and available equipment were above par.
I miss this great little studio!

Yogalife is a fantastic studio– excellent teachers and a client-​base that the owner, Michael, and teachers care very much about. I moved to Seattle 3 years ago and had been searching for a studio that I really connected with. I tried out 4 or 5 studios before I bought a Groupon to try out Yogalife. I immediately fell in love with Julia Simpson’s Vinyasa I/​II classes. Julia is a fantastic instructor and her classes are the perfect blend of physical challenge and meditation.
Last night, I was in sore need of a good yoga fix– it had been a tough week and I was really looking forward to some much needed time on the mat. Unfortunately, due to a scheduling issue, the regular instructor didn’t show (which had never happened before), BUT the owner/​instructor Michael stayed and taught the class. He asked if anyone would really prefer him to teach a class vs. getting a free pass, and I was so desperate for some some yoga that I asked him to stay. He happily obliged as he could tell I was really needing a good class. My day was made and the whole experience sums up why Yogalife is fantastic.

Great yoga studio! I have lived near and far from this studio and I always come back for classes!
The class times are really convenient, with a great range of class levels.
The yoga instructors are patient and knowledgeable.
The class packages are reasonably priced — about $ 10/​class
I recommend this yoga studio to everyone I know!

Nancy Clarke’s new 8AM Wednesday & Friday class at the Greenlake Studio is fantastic! She gives purposeful, careful, clear, and educated instruction. We work in yoga poses for extended times with her gently and cheerfully offering corrections. I appreciate her instruction so much. Thank you Nancy. I recommend her class!

I’ve enjoyed classes at both the Queen Anne and Greenlake studios. The instructors are kind, well-​trained, and cater their classes toward students’ abilities.
My only concern is that some of the teachers use incense during their classes and I’m sensitive to fragrances. Lately, I’ve asked that instructors not use incense and they have all been happy to do so but I wish I didn’t have to ask. I only want to inhale air during my practice.
That said, I am still rating this studio five stars because of the quality of the instructors and the atmosphere.

Really a fantastic yoga studio. As someone who’s relatively new to yoga I wanted to find a place with small classes, a relaxed atmosphere, and good teachers, and Yogalife at Greenlake is definitely that place. Have been going regularly once a week for a little while now, and have had nothing but good experiences.

I lived in Seattle briefly, and ever since then I’ve been searching for a yoga class as great as what I found at Yogalife in Greenlake. I went to the Friday night Restorative Chakra Yoga class several times, and every time I left feeling rejuvenated and emotionally restored. One day after class I asked Julia (? I think it was Julia…) if she could recommend a book about the chakras, and before I’d even finished the sentence she was excitedly telling me about one she loved. That class is a truly unique experience — I can’t recommend it highly enough!

This is a wonderful, serene yoga environment a block up from the lake. The studio is very clean and inviting. Instructors often dim the lights at night, light candles, and play calming music. There are plenty of mats and equipment provided for those who need. LOVE!

i signed up with yogalife long ago before they had computers, because of fran gallo, an amazing teacher. and then promptly yoga fell out of my life for some reason.
in november i started up there again, because i knew fran still taught there, and i saw a groupon deal. ten years after my commencement, it finally sunk in, and i was a lifer. little did i know that my life would take me on a three month quest outside of seattle in which the only stabilzing thing i would have would be those sun salutations that i originally despised.
so here i am, back in seattle for two weeks with a 5 class pass that expired two days before i arrived, and man, am i starving for a class. STARVING. so i go to the studio while they’re closed and see Michael through the glass, and i say, «i’m fran’s student, i live in brooklyn now, i’m completely broke and my class card is expired, but can i please use those classes? i’m desperate.» and he just looked at me, nodded at me with complete empathy and understanding, and extended my end date.
that is the epitome of true customer service, and community.

YogaLife is a great studio! I love where its located, but more importantly, I love the yoga instructors. The teachers are sure to give you many posture options, thus catering to all levels in the class. The room is not heated but warm, which I prefer over the «yoga in an oven» style. I personally didn’t find the classes to be crowded, and it is clean and well maintained studio.
I would recommend YogaLife to anyone searching for a great yoga studio.

This place has a good variety of classes, nice atmosphere, good prices.
There are monthly passes for reasonable amounts of money. Mats are provided. Clean, pleasant space.
I’ve had good experiences with all the teachers.
The little store in the front is fun — jewelry and yoga clothes/​supplies (pricey though).
Enjoy it!
There’s another studio in Queen Anne.

I recently bought a 1-​month pass and although I’ve liked the classes, teachers and staff, when my month is up I don’t think I’ll purchase additional passes. The studio is very charming & cozy — too cozy! They don’t limit class size so the studio can get so crowded that you’re crammed in like sardines, unable to fully extend into the poses for fear of thwomping the nice lady next to you right in the face. Students can’t practice good form because of the space constraints.
Too bad — it’s a great studio!

This studio rocks. Great space, fantastic instructors, good location, classes accessible for all levels of practitioners and for all schedules.
Of the instructors, I’ve practiced mostly with Maria. She is an amazing teacher. Her warmth, respect and knowledge of yoga permeate her classes. She can also expertly lead an active, physically challenging class (check out her Power Vinyasa class on Fridays for details). Plus, she makes a great playlist to add to the experience.
I’ve also practiced with Erin, Kelly, Jenniferlyn, Laura DeFreitas, Eza, and Natalia — all of which I highly recommend.
Check it out!

I love this place. The space is clean and open, the location is great and the classes are held at all times of the week to make it super convenient. The variety of classes of different styles and levels are great.
But the greatest part (of course) are the instructors. I’ve worked with Maria and Erin the most, and I can vouch for their amazingness. The philosophy of «embrace the teacher within, and adjust the pose as feels right for your body, don’t worry about what you look like to other people» really speaks to me.
Cannot recommend highly enough.

I have done yoga at quite a few places in my life. This was the first place I went to check out here in Seattle mostly because I heard of the $ 99 deal for 2 months unlimited. I am def taking advantage of it. The studio is lovely and so far the people I have encountered here are great… maybe that’s a yoga thing though:)
I did a Vinyasa class level 2 – 3 and it was great, I love the instructor and the whole practice was awesome. I also tried a Hatha level 1 – 2 and it was exactly what it’s description is on the website. So far I have no complaints about the place, although I did drive around in a square for awhile trying to find parking around the studio, but that’s not a huge deal comparing with yoga!
I guess I will have more to say when I try other classes from other instructors…

I discovered Yogalife on my way home from my Acupuncturists office. The two month unlimited for $ 99 was an unbeatable deal. A year and a half later and I’m still head over heels for this studio. I like all the teachers even though their styles vary greatly; but that adds to the value of the studio because you know that you’ll get consistently good instruction but learn something new about your body or your own practice at the same time.

A great yoga studio with flexible packages. The $ ⁹⁹⁄₂ month unlimited for beginners is perfect since it allows you to learn about the different classes and teaching styles. The instructors are very professional and good at supporting students in their goals. The space is cozy and comfortable.

I mainly went there b/​c a friend of mine (
) was teaching this particular nite… otherwise, I would’ve just gone to Maya.
Small. Intimate. Close to Greenlake. Not bad.
I’d like to try out some of their other instructors, I just need to find the time.

Yogalife Queen Anne–
I love you. When I had my super stressful Internet job, you were the only thing that I looked forward too in life. Now that I have a nice relaxing corporate job, I need to come back to visit you.
Their intro classes are amazing. I sometimes sign up for them just as a refresher course. I love the space, the pace and the teachers. This is a great place for new people to Yoga as well as people who want to take it to the next level. Now, if only you would open a studio in Magnolia.