Everyday People Yoga

I've taken about 15 classes at Everyday People Yoga, and I love it! Great instructors who are very helpful, nice and welcoming environment, good variety of levels of classes.

This studio and it's community are woven into my heart and home. I've attended classes here for the past 4 years, and am so grateful to have participated in a wondrously magical yoga teacher training with Phoenix in Costa Rica in 2016. By being willing to grow and be challenged in this way, I have been richly rewarded: supported by loving community, inspired dedication to healing practices, and feeling a growing sense of purpose and direction. Now leading classes here at EPY, I continue to learn and grow. It is a beautiful and loving sanctuary that I am humbled to attend to, as a student and teacher. It's uniqueness is unparalleled in Eugene, being a donation based and high-vibrational space for any and all to come practice yoga, mediation, and just being. Please join us! Peace and blessings

The space of Everyday People Yoga is so special to me. I completed my teacher training here a couple years ago and still practice and teach here. I recently returned from teaching yoga in an eco-resort in Hawaii where people were always inquiring about my teacher and training. I was so proud to bring up Eugene, praise my amazing and humble teacher Phoenix Desmond, and recommend the studio that will always feel like my home. I am still receiving gifts from my 200 hour training and continue to grow in my practice and as someone who shares the practice. The encouragement of my teacher and the thoroughness of his teachings are priceless and stay in my heart. Thank you to anyone who has encouraged me directly or indirectly, I truly appreciate it. With this said I like to invite you to come practice with me!!

What to say....Studio was clean, organized, teachers were friendly.... For my liking however, classes were too full, teachers never gave corrections, flow of class was very slow even in more advanced classes, and, frankly, it's not that cheap. No unlimited pass? I bought a Groupon pass and just didn't use it that much because I just didn't feel like this was my studio. I moved here from a smaller city and am used to a more intimate setting and more teacher interaction. Not a bad place just not for me. Hope this is helpful to some people.

One of the best studios in town! I love that there are so many choices of styles, teachers, and class times. It makes it easy to drop in last minute. My favorite teachers are Lauren, Jordan, and Zoe, but I have never been to a class that I disliked. For me it has the right blend of integrating mind, body, and spirit, with short meditations and reminders to let go and let the yoga practice be a refuge, without being overly hippie dippie. The donation based model makes yoga accessible to more people in the community and, to me lends to the down to earth atmosphere. There is a crazy cheap Groupon out there, but after learning that the teachers only receive a dollar or two from the Groupon passes for each class, I just stick to a donation. $10 is the low end of the sliding scale recommended donation, which is less expensive than anywhere else in town ,to my knowledge (of course, pay more if you are able, since the studio runs on donations only, and teachers are paid a percentage of donations). Lastly, the space is beautiful and relaxing, with great natural light from several skylights.

This is a great place to do yoga. It's a warm and welcoming environment for all levels. I've mainly stuck to the gentle flow classes since I'm a beginner. Highly recommend for those a little unsure of trying yoga.

If you are looking for a warm, welcoming, and affordable place to do yoga, then I highly recommend you check this place out. It doesn't matter if you're a beginner, or experienced, they have classes that challenge your needs. Yoga by donation, so that anyone can attend, and nobody has to be left out. Great teachers and great atmosphere. Namaste