Destin Hot Yoga

"I have arthritis; I needed a slow-paced class to help with improving my mobility. I find the hot yoga stretch class perfect for my needs. I typically attend Heather’s classes. She is a great instructor with wonderful energy."

"Knowledgeable, friendly instructors, a great space for practice! I love the lavender cool towels at the end because it does get HOT! Every class I’ve attended is a little bit different and I like that variety. I really enjoy visiting the studio when we are vacationing in the area."

"I have done several drop-in hot yoga classes with several different instructors. Amazing place with amazing people. Would give them an extra star if I could……soo hot sooo good!"

"I finally got around to trying this studio and hot yoga, and I wasn’t disappointed. Let me start this review by saying I am FLUFFY, 50, and have rosacea that flares badly when I’m hot, so I look like I’d be more comfortable in Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory than a yoga studio. My years of fitness work are definitely not readily apparent right now, but no one there looked askance at me. Tina was substitute teaching tonight, and she was WONDERFUL from the moment I walked into the studio until I left. She was warm, welcoming, and led a wonderful class with great flows and cues to lead us through them. The hot studio really did seem to help open everything up, and it was easy to break into a good sweat. I’ll definitely be bringing ICED water next time as opposed to room temp which is my usual go-to. They have a water bubbler and a fridge with water for those who come without, too. I did take a few breaks during the workout, but I noticed that I wasn’t the only one, and I did not get the feeling of judgement or competition at all. Everyone was just doing their own thing. Be careful coming out of the studio, or in if it’s raining. The lobby is a beautiful polished concrete that gets SLICK. Coming out of class, everyone was dripping sweat, of course, and as soon as I hit the area where there wasn’t a rug, down I went. Nothing bruised but my pride, though. Definitely check this spot out if you get the chance."

"I’ve been practicing bikram yoga for 25 years. I was so excited to bring my daughter and granddaughter to the heated 26 posters class on her birthday(daughter) and was told it was illegal for the 13 year(granddaughter) old to take the class. My daughter has been taking bikram for 12 years off and on but this would have been the first class for my granddaughter. We later looked up the law and searched the professional Yoga community for recommendations, and it only said that children need a written consent form signed by the parents. It mentioned kids as young as 10. I’ve had many classes with kids in Sedona and even asked a former teacher here if my granddaughter could attend and was told yes. Not only was it disappointing, but the gentleman was rude and not even empathetic to our situation. Two years ago, I went to this studio once a week for a year. We had a fantastic teacher named Frank. The studio now seems so different and unfriendly."