- Address:4511 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105
- Phone:(206) 829-9087
- Website:http://weyogaco.com/
- Rating:3.9
We Yoga Co
Reviews
Rated 3.9/5 based on 18 customer reviews.
Piotr Mankowski
December 1, 2019 22:16
Great studio, amazing support for parents with little ones.
Pragya
September 12, 2019 03:11
the teachers are wonderful!
A Google User
September 3, 2018 17:40
Feels like a piece of Bellingham in Seattle. The people are compassionate, friendly, and community focused. It's yoga with emphasis on fitness and rejuvenation. There's no competitive nature, just people coming together to better themselves. They also have a not-hot yoga class so it's very beginner friendly. With 4 types of classes, there's a yoga for whatever mood you're in. Vinyasa, hot vinyasa, hot hatha, and yin.
Teri Schomer
September 3, 2018 17:40
Feels like a piece of Bellingham in Seattle. The people are compassionate, friendly, and community focused. It's yoga with emphasis on fitness and rejuvenation. There's no competitive nature, just people coming together to better themselves. They also have a not-hot yoga class so it's very beginner friendly. With 4 types of classes, there's a yoga for whatever mood you're in. Vinyasa, hot vinyasa, hot hatha, and yin.
Brooke Hawkins
August 29, 2018 00:54
Poor customer service! I purchased my first class pass here, and they didn't tell me it had an expiration date. Even when they updated me *every time* I checked in how many classes I had left, they didn't once mention it would expire. They finally told me - after I walked in, ready for class after a stressful day - that I could either could pay more for a drop in or buy *another* class pass. I explained this to one of the instructors and one of the owners, and requested an extension on my pass or refund for the unused classes. They refused. The classes seem reasonably priced, but they aren't if you can't use half of them!
A Google User
August 29, 2018 00:54
Poor customer service! I purchased my first class pass here, and they didn't tell me it had an expiration date. Even when they updated me *every time* I checked in how many classes I had left, they didn't once mention it would expire. They finally told me - after I walked in, ready for class after a stressful day - that I could either could pay more for a drop in or buy *another* class pass. I explained this to one of the instructors and one of the owners, and requested an extension on my pass or refund for the unused classes. They refused. The classes seem reasonably priced, but they aren't if you can't use half of them!
Philip Huang
April 20, 2018 01:52
Well-taught and welcoming classes with hot and non-hot yoga options in a nice homey space. The teachers also lead community yoga at Gas Works Park in the summer!
A Google User
April 20, 2018 01:52
Well-taught and welcoming classes with hot and non-hot yoga options in a nice homey space. The teachers also lead community yoga at Gas Works Park in the summer!
A Google User
April 6, 2018 21:09
Commercial yoga. No demos, hand clapping like in a circus show. She almost rapped her instructions. Might be great for fitness people, but I can't recommend this to people who want to do real yoga. Clean, nice showers and almost friendly staff, though.
Manuel Nordhoff
April 6, 2018 21:09
Commercial yoga. No demos, hand clapping like in a circus show. She almost rapped her instructions. Might be great for fitness people, but I can't recommend this to people who want to do real yoga. Clean, nice showers and almost friendly staff, though.
Philip Huang
March 30, 2018 01:05
Well-taught and welcoming classes with hot and non-hot yoga options in an older, homey space. The teachers also lead community yoga at Gas Works Park in the summer!
Josh Langager
October 25, 2017 19:03
This review is personal.
I used to be a yoga teacher in this space when the studio was transitioning to the new "co-operative" space. During that transition, I felt discriminated against for being a gay person of color, and shut down when I called out that I was being excluded by white girls. A very privileged white woman who is a co-owner of the studio who is over twice my age felt that it was appropriate to yell in my face that she was smarter than me and better than me. I was told not to come back for a month, and that I had to work to gain their trust back if I was going to return, so I decided to leave this studio and stop teaching yoga altogether because of white toxicity, the hypocrisy of prioritizing ego and power over compassion, and the manipulation and lack of respect I was being given as a human being during that time. I am writing this here not to lash out of ill will towards anyone or to stop anyone from practicing, but to encourage current and prospective students to own their self in this space and to work to make the space inclusive for everyone. I also acknowledge that things could have changed since I left this space over a year and a half ago. I am posting this as a personal step to not be afraid to speak out or allow myself to be silenced by anyone's discomfort, and I encourage you to do the same.
Next class you take here, look at the room around you and notice who is not included.
Kayla Walker
October 23, 2017 08:06
Wonderful, affordable community yoga.
MrToddalicious
October 23, 2017 08:06
The teachers are very seasoned and really put a lot of mindfulness into their instruction and I have great appreciation for all of their beautiful beautiful energy!
Arbdas Bardas
October 23, 2017 08:06
Love the interior and great pricing and great people
MrToddalicious
May 29, 2017 14:18
The teachers are very seasoned and really put a lot of mindfulness into their instruction and I have great appreciation for all of their beautiful beautiful energy!
A Google User
May 29, 2017 14:18
The teachers are very seasoned and really put a lot of mindfulness into their instruction and I have great appreciation for all of their beautiful beautiful energy!
Arbdas Bardas
February 23, 2017 02:09
Love the interior and great pricing and great people