Epic Yoga DC w Washington

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  Nick O'Sullivan

  :: 18 September 2017 07:53:37

  Sorry, wrong epic yoga. I hear this one is quite lovely.

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  Demian Sanchez

  :: 07 March 2017 21:47:44

  The space is nice, the most spacious I have found in the Dupont Circle area, but I didn't like the "Soul Vibe Flow" class too much. They have tons of classes though, you might want to try different ones to see if you find something you like

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  Shivani Kharel

  :: 14 April 2016 16:24:14

  Loved the yoga barre fusion class. Emma is a great teacher! After work hours classes are super packed. Far less people during lunch time and I preferred those. The classes in general were good.

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  Brionne Griffin

  :: 26 August 2015 09:39:50

  What a fantastic place. After my first visit, I knew I'd found my new favorite studio. They offer an array of complimentary amenities (many of which you'd pay for at other studios) like mats, bath towels, face towels, hair products, etc. The instructors are very friendly and knowledgeable, and the space is huge and beautiful.

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  Justine Dodgen

  :: 06 January 2014 11:46:00

  Warning- my personal belongings were stolen here! I went to Epic Yoga DC after work on a Friday. After enjoying my class, I headed back to the locker room to discover that while I was in class, my iphone, cash, and cards had all been stolen out of my LOCKED locker (the locks are built into the lockers and provided by the facility.) Upon discussing this with another woman in the locker room I was told that her wallet had been stolen the day before (admittedly out of a unlocked locker) and that there had been several break-ins/thefts at this yoga studio and others in the area recently. She also noted that this was why other students had kept their bags with them during our class. When I reported the theft to the front desk employee (the only staff on duty besides the instructors) she appeared unsurprised and offered no assistance. She told me that she had seen two “suspicious-looking” women walk in during the time when I was in class and had immediately called the police, but that the police did not arrive in time to question them. When I asked if she had tried to prevent them from entering the studio/locker rooms I was told “there was nothing she could do to stop them.” I can think of a few things- how about ask them if they are members/have a reservation for a class? Refuse to let them enter? Follow them into the studio? Stop a class to ask others for help? Obviously if they had been armed/tried to physically intimidate her this would have been a different situation, but according to our conversation this did not happen. Then, as soon as they left/classes ended, ask people to check that nothing is missing, rather than pretend that nothing happened and wait for someone to report it? Similarly, the management, which clearly knew that thefts were occurring, had 1. Failed to notify students that their personal belonging were not safe and should be kept by their person, 2. Failed to staff extra people so that someone could monitor the lockers rooms/provide support to the lone staff member on duty, 3. Failed to institute a check-in system that requires ID/ proof that persons entering the building are in fact members. I was not offered the management’s contact information, nor have I been contacted by the management (I left my contact info for them to file a police report and also filed my own.) Nor have I been offered any apology or compensation. While I understand they may not be liable for stolen items, an offer of free classes or reimbursement for the cash that was stolen would’ve eased the pain of having my valuables stolen from a presumably secure locker. I hope my experience can serve as a note of caution to other yoga students at Epic Yoga or other studios in DC.