| Tue | 05:30 am -09:00 pm |
| Wed | 05:30 am -09:00 pm |
| Thu | 05:30 am -09:00 pm |
| Fri | 06:00 am -07:30 pm |
| Sat | 08:00 am -02:00 pm |
| Sun | 08:00 am -08:00 pm |
I have taken many classes from various wonderful teachers. What a wonderful studio.
I love this incredible community
I love this incredible community
am saddened to give this place such a low rating, however I feel it is justified. When I first started taking aerial yoga classes one year ago, they were amazing, and I would have given Yoga on High 5 stars. In the past few months, they have rapidly gone downhill.
There is one instructor in particular who makes going to classes here intolerable. She is inappropriately loud and chatty and often delays the class. She attends most of the classes as a student as well as instructs her own, so there is really no way to avoid her. In the last class I took, she delayed the class by ten minutes by chatting and walking around with her cell phone to show pictures. She also kept making jokes about the forward fold and skyward dog positions as "aerial twerking". It was very inappropriate, and she just would not stop. The instructor was laughing along and encouraging her.
The actual instruction of the classes has been simplified to the point of being watered down as well. The level one class used to include a move called the angel flip which has since been removed. Even holding a plank with your feet supported in the hammock which used to be held for about 20 seconds has been completely removed. It is basically the same simple moves every week.
The room itself is a hard cement floor. There are circular mats, but they are not very soft, and I find my fingers often slip off the outer edges onto the floor as I try to get a deeper stretch. This is very painful and uncomfortable.
The last class I took was a level two class. I have taken a few of these before, so I am not unfamiliar with the poses, but not yet proficient either. In this class, my foot got stuck as I tried to slide it up the hammock and cut very painfully into my ankle. I had to call for the instructor as she did not notice, and she delayed helping me until she helped everyone else. When she did get to me and confirmed I had set up correctly, she simply shrugged and said it might be because of low arches. I have very high arches and pointed this out. She simply said she would look into it. She is the only level two instructor, so there is no alternative.
I love doing aerial yoga and stuck it out as long as I could at Yoga on High. I hoped that by taking the level two class, I might be able to progress, but I am done. Every class I have taken for the past few months has been a frustrating experience, and I simply cannot recommend it to anyone.
Yoga on High is one of those studios where you feel the power from the moment you walk in through those doors. The energy is unmistakable. I feel like my highest, most lifted self when I practice in this space. Lara, Michele, Jasmine & Michael are 3 of the biggest reasons why I started coming to this studio when I was a wee lil' college-goer.
Through Yoga on High, i found my truest passion, Ayurvedic Medicine. It is crazy to think that if I never gave this studio a shot, I would have never found my true path in life.
I will vouch for this studio and the community it facilitates any day of the week :)
I've been going to the Beginner Ashtanga class and Correna Starbuck has been a fabulous teacher. I feel like I'm learning the ins and outs of each pose!
Yoga On High offering a 'Collaborative flow' to 'celebrate planned parenthood on inauguration day.' What exactly does the practice of yoga or philosophies associated with it have to do with terminating unwanted pregnancies? Is it true that people who deem unborn life valuable and people who hate different types of 'partnerships' and 'freedoms' and trump voters are all one in the same evil lot? Thats pretty a pretty mindless, self-righteous position to take. Isn't yoga about peace and acceptance and celebrating all life? Why would anyone want to practice yoga in a resentful environment with shallow, identity-politics and virtue-signaling-obsessed morons? Gosh that is going to be an awful event.
Find your yoga home here! There is something for everybody at Yoga on High. The wide range of types of yoga from meditation to Urban Zen to Vinyasa and so much more make this the perfect studio to come visit and stay awhile. Not to mention the smiling faces at the front desk that greet you! I enjoy the vast variety of teachers as well who all have something unique to offer.
I've been going to the Beginner Ashtanga class and Correna Starbuck has been a fabulous teacher. I feel like I'm learning the ins and outs of each pose!
I've been going to the Beginner Ashtanga class and Correna Starbuck has been a fabulous teacher. I feel like I'm learning the ins and outs of each pose!
Yoga On High offering a 'Collaborative flow' to 'celebrate planned parenthood on inauguration day.' What exactly does the practice of yoga or philosophies associated with it have to do with terminating unwanted pregnancies? Is it true that people who deem unborn life valuable and people who hate different types of 'partnerships' and 'freedoms' and trump voters are all one in the same evil lot? Thats pretty a pretty mindless, self-righteous position to take. Isn't yoga about peace and acceptance and celebrating all life? Why would anyone want to practice yoga in a resentful environment with shallow, identity-politics and virtue-signaling-obsessed morons? Gosh that is going to be an awful event.
Yoga on High is one of those studios where you feel the power from the moment you walk in through those doors. The energy is unmistakable. I feel like my highest, most lifted self when I practice in this space. Lara, Michele, Jasmine & Michael are 3 of the biggest reasons why I started coming to this studio when I was a wee lil' college-goer.
Through Yoga on High, i found my truest passion, Ayurvedic Medicine. It is crazy to think that if I never gave this studio a shot, I would have never found my true path in life.
I will vouch for this studio and the community it facilitates any day of the week :)
am saddened to give this place such a low rating, however I feel it is justified. When I first started taking aerial yoga classes one year ago, they were amazing, and I would have given Yoga on High 5 stars. In the past few months, they have rapidly gone downhill.
There is one instructor in particular who makes going to classes here intolerable. She is inappropriately loud and chatty and often delays the class. She attends most of the classes as a student as well as instructs her own, so there is really no way to avoid her. In the last class I took, she delayed the class by ten minutes by chatting and walking around with her cell phone to show pictures. She also kept making jokes about the forward fold and skyward dog positions as "aerial twerking". It was very inappropriate, and she just would not stop. The instructor was laughing along and encouraging her.
The actual instruction of the classes has been simplified to the point of being watered down as well. The level one class used to include a move called the angel flip which has since been removed. Even holding a plank with your feet supported in the hammock which used to be held for about 20 seconds has been completely removed. It is basically the same simple moves every week.
The room itself is a hard cement floor. There are circular mats, but they are not very soft, and I find my fingers often slip off the outer edges onto the floor as I try to get a deeper stretch. This is very painful and uncomfortable.
The last class I took was a level two class. I have taken a few of these before, so I am not unfamiliar with the poses, but not yet proficient either. In this class, my foot got stuck as I tried to slide it up the hammock and cut very painfully into my ankle. I had to call for the instructor as she did not notice, and she delayed helping me until she helped everyone else. When she did get to me and confirmed I had set up correctly, she simply shrugged and said it might be because of low arches. I have very high arches and pointed this out. She simply said she would look into it. She is the only level two instructor, so there is no alternative.
I love doing aerial yoga and stuck it out as long as I could at Yoga on High. I hoped that by taking the level two class, I might be able to progress, but I am done. Every class I have taken for the past few months has been a frustrating experience, and I simply cannot recommend it to anyone.
am saddened to give this place such a low rating, however I feel it is justified. When I first started taking aerial yoga classes one year ago, they were amazing, and I would have given Yoga on High 5 stars. In the past few months, they have rapidly gone downhill.
There is one instructor in particular who makes going to classes here intolerable. She is inappropriately loud and chatty and often delays the class. She attends most of the classes as a student as well as instructs her own, so there is really no way to avoid her. In the last class I took, she delayed the class by ten minutes by chatting and walking around with her cell phone to show pictures. She also kept making jokes about the forward fold and skyward dog positions as "aerial twerking". It was very inappropriate, and she just would not stop. The instructor was laughing along and encouraging her.
The actual instruction of the classes has been simplified to the point of being watered down as well. The level one class used to include a move called the angel flip which has since been removed. Even holding a plank with your feet supported in the hammock which used to be held for about 20 seconds has been completely removed. It is basically the same simple moves every week.
The room itself is a hard cement floor. There are circular mats, but they are not very soft, and I find my fingers often slip off the outer edges onto the floor as I try to get a deeper stretch. This is very painful and uncomfortable.
The last class I took was a level two class. I have taken a few of these before, so I am not unfamiliar with the poses, but not yet proficient either. In this class, my foot got stuck as I tried to slide it up the hammock and cut very painfully into my ankle. I had to call for the instructor as she did not notice, and she delayed helping me until she helped everyone else. When she did get to me and confirmed I had set up correctly, she simply shrugged and said it might be because of low arches. I have very high arches and pointed this out. She simply said she would look into it. She is the only level two instructor, so there is no alternative.
I love doing aerial yoga and stuck it out as long as I could at Yoga on High. I hoped that by taking the level two class, I might be able to progress, but I am done. Every class I have taken for the past few months has been a frustrating experience, and I simply cannot recommend it to anyone.
Find your yoga home here! There is something for everybody at Yoga on High. The wide range of types of yoga from meditation to Urban Zen to Vinyasa and so much more make this the perfect studio to come visit and stay awhile. Not to mention the smiling faces at the front desk that greet you! I enjoy the vast variety of teachers as well who all have something unique to offer.
Find your yoga home here! There is something for everybody at Yoga on High. The wide range of types of yoga from meditation to Urban Zen to Vinyasa and so much more make this the perfect studio to come visit and stay awhile. Not to mention the smiling faces at the front desk that greet you! I enjoy the vast variety of teachers as well who all have something unique to offer.
Yoga on High is such an inviting and warm space. The second you walk in, you know you want to be there. When I first moved to Columbus from Atlanta, Yoga on High was the first place I went. I love practicing there, and I love the community. I'm there as often as possible. The teachers are so talented, and there's always a special and unique event happening. Definitely go take a class there if you haven't already!
