Wildfire Yoga

Wildfire is serene, friendly, and I always feel good walking out! They have cubbies for your stuff and plentiful mats and other accessories like blocks, blankets, and straps for use during class. A quiet location means no traffic distraction, which is nice. Most importantly, each instructor has been fantastic in the no-judgement kind of way. I got my husband to come to yoga!

I love this studio! I don't get the chance to go regularly but every time that I make it to the studio the instructors make me feel welcome and they are so happy to help with any special requests that you might have. The space is small and intimate but there is always plenty of room for everyone.

Wildfire’s instructors are amazing. They are receptive if there are specific body parts that are hurting and working them into class. They also add elements beyond just yoga poses like essential oils and mindfulness.

Kelli is really great. She proactively reached out to me and was super helpful, inviting, and accommodating. The first class I attended at Wildfire was the cacao ceremony yesterday and it was amazing. Really nice facility and warm, inviting, and healing atmosphere. Thanks, y'all! Looking forward to coming back.

Wildfire’s instructors, across the board, are top-notch yogis who also really care about and excel at teaching. There’s so much to love about this studio—the personal attention each student receives, the innovative and wide-ranging workshops, the growing community there.

I was hooked after my first class. This place defines what a yoga studio should be. Most of the classes I have taken have been with Erica, and she is absolutely amazing. She keeps things interesting and encourages you to challenge yourself, but she will also make sure that you don't do anything to hurt yourself. I have a lot of joint problems, and my back pain has improved since I have been coming regularly. My hubby also said that I have been in a better mood. :)

I'm taking yoga teacher training, so perhaps my perspective is influenced by what I'm learning. I've taken Laura's "Core and Stretch" class and found it to be excellent flow with safe transitions and sequencing between poses. I've also enjoyed the "Yoga Basics" with Ellie. I appreciate Ellie's perspective that anyone who can breathe can do yoga. Indeed, it's a basic class that is good for everyone!

I’ve loved yoga since High School even though I’m not advanced by any means. Ha. I’ve been to several yoga classes, experienced different styles and different studios over the past decade. Wildfire Yoga studio is my favorite so far because of the atmosphere and all the options. The workshops are always a breath of fresh air. The Slow Flow class is amazing because it is challenging but gives me time to do the pose correctly without injuring myself.

Wildfire Yoga is by far my favorite studio in Lexington. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, and the instructors go above and beyond to make yoga accessible to everyone regardless of ability or physical limitations. The schedule offers a wide range of classes and times, so I can always find a class that fits my needs and schedule. I would recommend Wildfire to anyone interested in expanding their practice or trying yoga for the first time.

I found Wildfire while I was looking for a Yin class in Lexington, and I absolutely love it! The new student special is a steal and gives you plenty of time to try out all the different styles they offer. The studio is cozy & comfortable and they have all the props you need. The instructors are very mindful about encouraging you in your own practice, offering modifications & personalized advice based on your particular needs.