YogaWorks Back Bay en Boston

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  Julia Campbell

  :: 18 May 2018 08:57:33

  I had to share this review after the transformative experience I had with Pamela Newman during her Yin and Restorative class. I shared with Pamela before class some of my blockages and tight areas. She listened attentively and offered incredible insight, which I carried with me through my practice. Throughout she was intentional to offer modifications specific to me and my body. Needless to say this class was deeply cleansing for me on many levels. Pamela took the time to check in with me after class and left me feeling supported and completely welcome. I have been looking for a new yoga home since moving in December. I have purchased a class package and look forward to continuing this journey.

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  Kaitlyn Taylor

  :: 06 September 2017 01:35:21

  I visited because of a friend. Very convenient location. T accessible. Our yoga teacher/instructor Was very knowledgeable.

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  Sydney Hopen

  :: 26 May 2017 22:38:34

  I participated in HipHop Yoga tonight. It was very intense emotionally and physically. The teacher was good, the venue was trendy and the staff was nice. Overall, a very good experience.

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  Natalia Tapia

  :: 26 May 2016 00:04:14

  Great teachers!! Different classes all through out the day. Convenient location, right next to the Arlington T stop. Afternoon classes fill up pretty quickly, also reserve a spot for Saturday classes!

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  Linn Kay

  :: 23 September 2014 11:42:31

  The studio is pretty average looking, a little run down. The teachers often do not instruct how to get into a hard pose and students sat around classes numerous times trying to watch other students (who were trained yoga teachers taking the class) doing the pose and try to figure it out. The teacher saw students who did not know how to do the pose but did not take advantage of the time to teach, instead she just delighted in the success of her more advanced students pushing themselves into more extreme postures. In terms of headstands and other more precarious poses, this hands off teaching style could lead to injuries. The classes often seemed more about a workout than about learning how to do a pose correctly. The staff is not overly welcoming either.