Portland's Best Yoga 2008

Hatha yoga center emphasize integrating body movement with breath; variety of classes offered for beginners, mom and baby, family, seniors.

Reviews:

• “Movement Center for superb yoga instruction”
• “If you’re looking for a Zen experience, this is it!”
• “Excellent selection of classes, teachers knowledgeable.”
• “best yoga studio in portland by far”
• “You will NOT regret coming here! A real gem in Portland and an example for yoga centers everywhere!”

Tips: Classes may be attended on a drop-in basis, or customers can buy package deals for a lower per-session price.

Movement Center Yoga Studio or email Movement Center Yoga Studio

All levels of Iyengar yoga instruction offered in 14-week sessions. Also back-care and prenatal classes.

Reviews:

• “a gem of a studio near Cedar Hills”
• “Excellent yoga center”

Tips: The studio is located in the Employment Trends office building, behind the old Cedar Hills Shopping Center.

Sunset Yoga Center or email Sunset Yoga Center

Yoga for all levels, with a number of different practice styles, from vinyasa and power yoga to ashtanga and kundalini.

Reviews:

• “Best yoga experience in years!”
• “Great Yoga”
• “great place to be!”
• “BEST Yoga in Portland!”
• “Yoga Bhoga is cool”

Yoga Bhoga

One of several national locations offering Vinyasa style yoga at different levels of intensity; training classes, massage and acupuncture services.

Reviews:

• “Use the Free Week”
• “Best yoga studio in Portland!”
• “great yoga!”
• “I love this place!”
• “too crowded”

Corepower Yoga

Serene, naturalist setting, a wide variety of disciplines and massage services in the Irvington neighborhood.

Reviews:

• “love it”
• “Excellent Acupuncture, Massage and Yoga”
• “My new second home”
• “Great instructors, horrible customer service”
• “my skin looks great!!”

Root Whole Body or email Root Whole Body

Novice and experienced yogis can be found renewing their mind, body and soul at this Zen-influenced studio.

Reviews:

• “Yikes, better do it their way after greeting you with a half scowl smile!”
• “What a place”
• “Beautiful Studio!”
• “Beginner Workshop”
• “Healing”

Tips: The studio has a holistic healing center offering acupuncture, massage and naturopathic medicine.

Yoga in the Pearl

This budget gym trims the fat off its patrons at streamlined facilities.

Reviews:

• “Best Gym in Downtown Portland! "

Bally Total Fitness or email Bally Total Fitness

Full-service gym offers weights, cardio equipment, sauna, steam room, classes and personal training, open for most hours of the day.

Reviews:

• “24 Hr Fitness Mall 205”
• “Avoid this business all together”
• “Personal Trainers”

Tips: Not ready to commit to a full membership? The club also offers 10-day or 90-day passes.

24 Hour Fitness

The latest incarnation of a fave yoga haunt offers Hatha classes, massage, day care and more.

Reviews:

• “Lovely, hip, relaxed, uncompetative and wonderful yoga studio. Great teachers!”

Tips: Beginners get a sweet deal (three sessions for $21); loyal regulars don’t get burned either (classes range from $8-$12 each).

Yoga Shala North

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