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  • I decided to try the Bikram Yoga Studio in Phoenix and I have to say I am very happy with it. This location is very conveniently located in Uptown Plaza next to AJ's. Right off the light rail too. I've been going for about a month now. My first class was with MJ who I think is awesome! In fact all the instructors I've had, while all different, are pretty good in their own way. They are great about keeping to the dialog and explaining the postures, and their benefits. They make sure to keep you reaching for more and I have noticed a major improvement in myself. The studio is a good size but I will say I would prefer more studio space and less lobby space since the classes can be pretty large at times. It's not a deal breaker by any means. I think the cleanliness is pretty good. I know past reviews have said it's not which makes me think they may have done something to improve because I don't feel it's bad at all. But this is a Bikram studio, so not sure what people are expecting. People are sweating non stop all day in there. For that alone, it's amazing how clean it is. I like that they supply a cleaner & towels to clean your mat after class. This is handy and probably helps them make sure the class will have clean mats attending. The men's locker room (which is all I can review) is actually very nice. It's clean, a good size and it has nice cubes for your belongings. If I had one compliant it wouldn't really be about the studio itself, but more about some of the new people attending. I wish they would give the new students upon signing up, a run down of Bikram etiquette. I have heard far too many people chatting in the studio before the instructor comes in. Many students use the time before class to quietly meditate and center themselves as they prepare for class. With Groupons coming out, there tend to be a lot of "first timers" so it's important they know the etiquette before they enter the room. Also leaving the room should be for emergencies only. We are all dizzy and want to vomit, get past it! Once a girl walked into class well into our second set of breathing exercises. That was a little shocking since in most studios that is a huge No No! When the class starts if you are late...No class for you. It's a great feeling and I am glad I have found something I really enjoy doing. I am always looking forward to my next class!
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