Vibe Yoga

My favorite yoga studio in Bloomington. Great for slow practices or a high intensity work out. Really friendly instructors and staff. They make me feel at home!

I moved here from Pennsylvania in January and joined Vibe Yoga in February. I absolutely love it! Most yoga studios don't offer such a wide variety of classes, and I love that! I was looking for slower, spiritual yoga before going, but after trying out a lot of the classes, my favorites are Hot Sculpt, Body Bar, and TRX Cardio. All of the instructors are super nice and love talking to you. It wasn't long before I was known by name, which coming from out of state and not knowing anyone in Indiana, was really nice! It is a little pricey in comparison to other gyms and studios, so that would be my only issue. However, I think it's worth the price in the long run.

Vibe is the best in Bloomington, however your app could be better its very buggy. I would recommend Unshifted Bit Development they make the best apps for local business hands down.

All of the instructors and staff I have interacted with at Vibe are welcoming and knowledgeable. I like the variety of classes (some are more of a workout and other are meditative and restorative) and that they offer community classes both in and out of the studio. Great place!

Vibe is a fantastic studio with incredible instructors, tons of varied classes daily, and great community involvement! From slow-flow to sculpt classes you can either sweat through your mat or find your zen. I'm so thankful I found Vibe!

Thanks Britany! Hope to see you soon.

Best yoga in town!

I just finished up with the new customer unlimited yoga for a month deal, and I have a lot of thoughts on Vibe.The facility is very nice inside, despite the appearance and the location of the building, which I was initially nervous about. The rooms are clean and well maintained, and community props are in good shape.This studio offers a lot of classes each day, the most classes offered of any studio I've attended in the past nine years I've practiced. My biggest complaint with the schedule is that there is an over abundance of hot classes. I understand that this is likely due to customer demand. But if I want to take a mid-day break to do yoga, there are very few unheated classes or classes that wouldn't leave me drenched in sweat. I would end up taking off two hours by the time I went to yoga, showered, and got turned around. That's a big chunk of my work day to lose.As far as instructors and teaching style, it was kind of hit or miss for me. I really liked Sarah P, Michelle, and Liz (I think?) With the other instructors, I felt that the classes were solely for a workout experience and severely lacked a spiritual element.When it came to difficulty level, I felt that most of the classes, despite being labeled intermediate or for all levels, lacked instruction for newer or out of practice yogis. The instructions often gave direction for medium difficulty, rather than starting with the basics and working into modifications to make the poses more advanced. I kept waiting and looking for a class I could bring my husband to for his first ever yoga class, but never found a class I thought would give him a positive first experience. I still don't feel this is a good place for anyone without 1-3 years of prior experience.I felt a lot of the instruction lacked concentration on correcting form, and never had an instructor correct or help me adjust my positions. All in all, I felt the learning experience was non-existent, the human connection was lacking, and the instruction and lack of modifications was dangerous at times--I experienced a quad injury after attending a Hot Sculpt class, thinking it was a heated yoga class, not a 60 minute HIIT workout in a 90+ degree room. My friend experienced a torn muscle in her neck/shoulder only a week or two prior to that after attending the same Hot Sculpt class. It is easiest to injure yourself in hot classes, especially when weights are involved. Based on my experience with that class, I really think it is irresponsible and unsafe.The clientele is primarily made up of young women who are IU students. There's a lot of lululemon--the studio sells a lot of lululemon merchandise and if you're attending hot classes, it is not uncommon to have half of the class working out in their lululemon sports bras and leggings. It starts feeling a little like a weights gym, and they're coming to look at themselves workout in front of a mirror. Which is not what yoga is about. It's not a competition, but somehow it frequently feels like a competition at this studio-- who has the best clothes, the best mat, the right water bottle, the best body, the best balance, etc. It feels like the classes are workout oriented because that's what most of the clientele wants. They want the Americanized yoga, and want to cut off all the Hindu, spiritual roots. And that's not what I'm about.All of those things being said, I was excited to have figured out the classes and instructors that I felt were more in line with what I wanted. When I went to sign up for a ten class pass I was BLOWN AWAY by the pricing. I have never been to a studio that charged so much. I have had life changing experiences with my instructors who offered a lot more of their love and knowledge. One of the best classes I've been to was a couple's class I took with my mom that capped out at ten people. The class was $10. If this studio charged half the price, it still would be a stretch for me as far as quality of service I was getting for my money. This was a very disappointing experience for me.

Lovely studio, wonderful teachers, and warm community!

I have loved attending hot yoga & their hot sculpt class. As a new resident to the Bloomington community, I was anxious to find a hot yoga studio that worked for me and my needs. I love the variety of classes Vibe offers (hot sculpt with Lexi has kicked my butt every time) and the friendly staff. I highly recommend!