SALT Yoga, located in Tulsa's Utica Square, offers a serene and welcoming environment for yoga enthusiasts of all levels. The studio is well-known for its clean and well-maintained facilities, with a dedicated and knowledgeable team of instructors. The community atmosphere is warm, encouraging, and nonjudgmental, making it an ideal place for both beginners and experienced practitioners.
While the studio's membership fees are considered high by some, making it less accessible for those on a tight budget, the quality of instruction and the overall experience receive rave reviews. Classes are varied, and each instructor brings their unique flair, ensuring a rich and diverse yoga practice.
Pros:
- Exceptional instructors
- Clean and well-maintained facilities
- Warm and welcoming community
- Variety of classes
- Supports individual yoga journeys
- Convenient Utica Square location
- Well-stocked with yoga equipment
- Encouraging and nonjudgmental atmosphere
- Highly recommended by members
- Atmosphere facilitates relaxation and hard work
Cons:
- High membership fees
- Studio can feel cramped
- No shower facilities
Location / Contact
- Address: 1708 Utica Square, Tulsa, OK 74114, United States
- Phone:+1 918-392-7888
- Email:[email protected]
- Website:saltyogatulsa.com
Rating Stats
Reviews (60)
Frequently Asked Questions
Except the peak hours, this place remains quite free or moderately crowded.
This business has a rating of 4.8-star.
This business has 60 reviews.
The address is: 1708 Utica Square, Tulsa, OK 74114, United States .
The contact number is +1 918-392-7888
This service is listed under Yoga Studio .
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Austin Maine
2 years ago
Great environment and experience!
Linh Huynh
2 years ago
Prices are well above value.It is definitely a price point that will marginalize middle class workers and low-income practitioners.No options for yogi following the fundamentals. No karmi yoga to help out people who want to practice but cannot afford the astronomical rate.They Offer a free class that bring euro-centric/colonizing religion into a “community yoga” class. 😭No showers, even though their monthly fee reflects these amenities. 😭Great teachers. Great aesthetic. Lacking in yogi integrity or even a balance.This is still the best option in Tulsa; next to yoga quest.It really sucks that Tulsa couldn’t shine light on Yoga and what it actually means to the world.
Martin Crow
2 years ago
Great yoga!! Great Heat!!! Great Instructors!! Lots of choices to fit anyone's schedule!!!Martin Crow
Sonya Rivers
2 years ago
I went to the yoga class at Maggie's and absolutely loved it! I have friends who go to Salt and have always said great things! I will definitely be back! :)
Pamela Kokott
2 years ago
Salt feels like my safe space. I can virtually leave my troubles at the door and choose whether to take them with me when I go. I can often leave them behind after being in the space of genuine warmth and goodness. I am talking about more than the temperature of the heated room. Salt Yoga, including the owner, teachers, and fellow practitioners, is extraordinary.
Lola Palazzo
2 years ago
Ayngel never disappoints! So GOOD!
Andrew Breiner
2 years ago
Came from out of town. Rachael was very friendly. She brought a lot of energy to a killer workout. 10/10
Steve S
2 years ago
Outstanding facility, excellent instructors, love my Salt Yoga family!!
Jake
2 years ago
I don't give 5 stars easily, but so far I'm very impressed with the cleanliness of the space and equipment and the competency of the instructors. Great classes and a great location. The variety is awesome. I felt very welcomed and encouraged. I also felt very encouraged to walk my own yoga journey and not just do every little ridiculous thing the instructors ask. This stuff isn't easy for everyone. It was nice to know they understood and gave me support to push myself but not to break myself. Thank everyone there. I'll be completing the Thirty!I have but one tiny gripe, I wish the space/studio was a tad bigger. Maybe that would mean they'd simply have more students haha. But it can feel cramped if the class is full. If not, it's a great size. My guess is hot yoga takes a lot of energy, much bigger and it would cost a fortune to heat. Either way. Thanks for understanding this and doing your part to help. 5/5 would recommend.
Jeff Thomas
2 years ago
Ashlee’s class was just what I needed to get recharged and ready for the day. Great instruction, loved her music choice, very calming, helpful, and loved the heat and sweat!