| Tue | 04:45 pm -08:15 pm |
| Wed | 04:45 pm -08:15 pm |
| Thu | 04:45 pm -08:15 pm |
| Fri | 04:45 pm -07:00 pm |
| Sat | 03:30 pm -05:45 pm |
| Sun | 04:00 pm -06:45 pm |
Good variety and timing of classes, loved all instructors I have had and a welcoming, friendly place!
Friendly desk staff, great classes, yummy tea, teacher discounts, all-around good experience!
I love everything about Bliss Flow but what keeps me coming back is Heather's flow classes M, W, and F. Heather is the best yoga instructor I have ever had. She has great routines with great playlists and explains poses and movements very clearly.
The instructors at Bliss are gifted, experienced and diverse, offering bodies and abilities of every kind the chance to practice!! This inclusive, beautiful space is one of my favorite places to take care of myself. As a movement professional, I'm always so impressed by Alicia, Heather and Valerie's classes! (Note: Definitely read the schedule descriptions and choose your style as classes range from challenging / jamming music to restorative / deeply quiet!)
Love this studio with nice staffs, good facilities, especially there are props for borrowing not for rent. The teachers take good care of yogis.
This place is blessed.
This place is blessed.
I found this environment to be, at first appearance, a nice, relaxing studio. However, they really pack people into classes, which does not make for a great learning environment. I tried five different classes, and all of them were jam-packed with people. They also all played music that I could not get into my own world with. Every single class played music with lyrics, besides I think maybe YinYoga. Sometimes even dubstep, or definitely music I wouldn't even consider playing at a yoga class, was played. It made me very anxious and wanting to just get up and leave. Prior to living in Madison, I had practiced yoga the previous year with a great teacher probably once a week. I had a sprinkling of other teachers in that time period as well; all of whom definitely cared more about the experience of each individual. I feel as though, at BlissFlow, they are just trying to get as many people in and out. For some people, this may be the only thing they are looking for. But I was looking for more from a company that charges $19 for drop-ins. I bought a 20 class pass from Groupon and did not feel the need to complete them all. Based on my experience, I know there are other studios for me. However, to each their own. You may be inspired by top-40-type songs distracting you from your breathing. There is the potential for so much more from this studio. I was disappointed.
I found this environment to be, at first appearance, a nice, relaxing studio. However, they really pack people into classes, which does not make for a great learning environment. I tried five different classes, and all of them were jam-packed with people. They also all played music that I could not get into my own world with. Every single class played music with lyrics, besides I think maybe YinYoga. Sometimes even dubstep, or definitely music I wouldn't even consider playing at a yoga class, was played. It made me very anxious and wanting to just get up and leave. Prior to living in Madison, I had practiced yoga the previous year with a great teacher probably once a week. I had a sprinkling of other teachers in that time period as well; all of whom definitely cared more about the experience of each individual. I feel as though, at BlissFlow, they are just trying to get as many people in and out. For some people, this may be the only thing they are looking for. But I was looking for more from a company that charges $19 for drop-ins. I bought a 20 class pass from Groupon and did not feel the need to complete them all. Based on my experience, I know there are other studios for me. However, to each their own. You may be inspired by top-40-type songs distracting you from your breathing. There is the potential for so much more from this studio. I was disappointed.
My favorite yoga studio.
My favorite yoga studio.
Every class I have gone to played loud (some cases top 40s) music with lyrics--- impossible to focus to. Very counterintuitive to a yoga practice; I dont understand why any teacher would choose to do this. lyrics mixed with cues does not mix well and creates a very chaotic atmosphere that doesnt lend itself to calming the mind or tuning in with the body. The practitioner is left listening to (too many) outside voices/stimulus rather than their own inner experience
Every class I have gone to played loud (some cases top 40s) music with lyrics--- impossible to focus to. Very counterintuitive to a yoga practice; I dont understand why any teacher would choose to do this. lyrics mixed with cues does not mix well and creates a very chaotic atmosphere that doesnt lend itself to calming the mind or tuning in with the body. The practitioner is left listening to (too many) outside voices/stimulus rather than their own inner experience
I liked going here until this evening. The classes I'd enjoyed, but my evening was ruined when they turned me and my son away because he is not 14. He has been going to yoga for a couple years and learning from me for more than that. Unfortunately, I can't recommend any place that does not properly regard the practice of younger yogis and family togetherness. Plus, this was my fun plans with him today, and as the class was at 7, we lost our whole day. Then they could only credit his account, and probably I'd have to complain to get the class I lost back, which is of no interest to me to go through. I would love to live in a country where family togetherness for activities such as yoga would not be so obscure. The way we felt was like aliens for coming there together. Anyhow, namaste.
I've never been here but I walk down Blackhawk to University Avenue in the mornings, and every single day I see at least 2 people turn into this place without using their turn signal. Idk if it's some sort of strange social phenomena or what but I'm hoping some of you non-signal users see this and change your ways.
Everyone I know who enjoys yoga and lives in Madison has a year pass to bliss flow. Every instructor is great and offers a different experience. If you live even somewhat close and like yoga you'll love bliss flow.
Excellent! Phenomenal studio! Great instructors!
Love it. Best yoga studio in Madison, WI. The instructors are great, but I especially love Kelly Fox's Body + Flow class. She really brings a unique energy to the practice and I always love her selection of poses and the timing of the flow. The only thing that would heighten the experience at Bliss Flow is for instructors to say the name of the poses in Sanskrit as well as English. This was the norm for many of the yoga studios I've practiced at on the west coast and I'd really enjoy it if it was used here as well.
I liked going here until this evening. The classes I'd enjoyed, but my evening was ruined when they turned me and my son away because he is not 14. He has been going to yoga for a couple years and learning from me for more than that. Unfortunately, I can't recommend any place that does not properly regard the practice of younger yogis and family togetherness. Plus, this was my fun plans with him today, and as the class was at 7, we lost our whole day. Then they could only credit his account, and probably I'd have to complain to get the class I lost back, which is of no interest to me to go through. I would love to live in a country where family togetherness for activities such as yoga would not be so obscure. The way we felt was like aliens for coming there together. Anyhow, namaste.
I liked going here until this evening. The classes I'd enjoyed, but my evening was ruined when they turned me and my son away because he is not 14. He has been going to yoga for a couple years and learning from me for more than that. Unfortunately, I can't recommend any place that does not properly regard the practice of younger yogis and family togetherness. Plus, this was my fun plans with him today, and as the class was at 7, we lost our whole day. Then they could only credit his account, and probably I'd have to complain to get the class I lost back, which is of no interest to me to go through. I would love to live in a country where family togetherness for activities such as yoga would not be so obscure. The way we felt was like aliens for coming there together. Anyhow, namaste.
I've never been here but I walk down Blackhawk to University Avenue in the mornings, and every single day I see at least 2 people turn into this place without using their turn signal. Idk if it's some sort of strange social phenomena or what but I'm hoping some of you non-signal users see this and change your ways.
I've never been here but I walk down Blackhawk to University Avenue in the mornings, and every single day I see at least 2 people turn into this place without using their turn signal. Idk if it's some sort of strange social phenomena or what but I'm hoping some of you non-signal users see this and change your ways.
Everyone I know who enjoys yoga and lives in Madison has a year pass to bliss flow. Every instructor is great and offers a different experience. If you live even somewhat close and like yoga you'll love bliss flow.
Everyone I know who enjoys yoga and lives in Madison has a year pass to bliss flow. Every instructor is great and offers a different experience. If you live even somewhat close and like yoga you'll love bliss flow.
Love it. Best yoga studio in Madison, WI. The instructors are great, but I especially love Kelly Fox's Body + Flow class. She really brings a unique energy to the practice and I always love her selection of poses and the timing of the flow. The only thing that would heighten the experience at Bliss Flow is for instructors to say the name of the poses in Sanskrit as well as English. This was the norm for many of the yoga studios I've practiced at on the west coast and I'd really enjoy it if it was used here as well.
Love it. Best yoga studio in Madison, WI. The instructors are great, but I especially love Kelly Fox's Body + Flow class. She really brings a unique energy to the practice and I always love her selection of poses and the timing of the flow. The only thing that would heighten the experience at Bliss Flow is for instructors to say the name of the poses in Sanskrit as well as English. This was the norm for many of the yoga studios I've practiced at on the west coast and I'd really enjoy it if it was used here as well.
I have been going to Bliss Flow Yoga for over 3 years and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a calm and relaxing place to practice. The teachers are phenomenal and offer a wide variety of classes. Alicia Rudolph is my favorite instructor at Bliss, who offers a challenging and fun flow! I also highly recommend Alicia's private lessons - it is a great way to fine tune your practice and get some great pointers.
Recently, I had a gift card that did not work. Jennifer at Bliss was extremely gracious, provided amazing support throughout the experience and helped to quickly resolve the situation.
I absolutely love the staff and atmosphere at Bliss!
