Peachtree Yoga Center

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A. Dee

Seems the focus at this studio is heavy on Yoga training, not on individuals, but I attended a class in the past. When I did, I took a Yin/ gentle yoga class. But recently, I decided to go back and try the Align & Refine class, which was not for me! I thought I'd try a new type of class but big mistake. The instructor was pretty obnoxious. It's so disturbing how Western yoga instructors like her who have very slender bodies are not sensitive to people who have curvy bodies like mine. And one whose body won't easily contort to this "perfect" form during poses. I've been doing yoga iver 25 year when I lived in NYC during the early days and even took classes at the Yoga Barn while in Bali. Anway at Peachtree this time, this instructor kept singling me out the whole class. And after her especially disconcerting response to my not being able to just easily 'pull' my [fat] abs to my spine smh. That was my cue, I had to get up out of this class early! I will go back to being an introvert with in home yoga by women of color instructors. And go back to studios in Midtown with diverse instructors of color and more body positivity/ sensitivity!

Quincey Caylor

I've visited this studio for two years now, and I always have a great experience. I always leave feeling both lighter and stronger. It has become a routine that I miss when I'm not around. Every instructor is great in their own way, and you get a very well-rounded experience if you try out the different teachers and classes. I also enjoy when they host special events like sound healing. Check the schedule and drop in for something if you are curious. That's what I did, and I keep finding things to do here.

S. T.

I just finished a 200-hour yoga teacher training at Peachtree Yoga Center, and it was such an amazing experience. The program covered everything I was hoping for—from asana and anatomy to yoga philosophy and meditation. The mentors/teacher were always there to guide us, making sure we felt supported throughout the whole journey. What really made the training special, though, was the sense of community. I made some friendships along the way, and it was inspiring to be part of a group of like-minded people all working toward the same goal. I’m leaving the training not only feeling ready to teach but also with a deeper connection to myself and the practice. If you're looking for a program that offers both solid instruction and a great sense of community, I highly recommend this one.

Liz Vazquez

Peachtree Yoga has the best yogi instructors in Sandy Springs. I highly recommend getting the new student unlimited monthly pass and check out as many classes as possible. You won’t want to miss KD’s Wednesday night class. It’s better than any boot camp in the SS area.