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Hot and warm yoga classes in Everett

Seven classes, two temperatures. Hot classes: Hatha, Power Vinyasa, and Pilates. Warm classes: Sculpt, Yin, Strength, and Sound Bath. Pick your heat and your pace.

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Hatha

Steady holds

Hatha is a practice of balance. It brings in pranayama (breath) and meditation to support oxygen flow and improve focus and flexibility.

You'll hold a series of postures, some for a few seconds and others up to one minute, while staying with your mind, body, and breath connection. It's a great addition to every practice.

Good for: Every level, and a strong first class

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Power / Vinyasa

Continuous flow

An energetic, full-body flow that connects breath with movement. Our Power classes incorporate Sun Salutations, creative sequencing, strength, balance, and flexibility. Each class offers a unique experience designed to challenge both body and mind. Expect to move, sweat, and leave feeling stronger.

Good for: Intermediate yogis who want strength and challenge

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Yoga Sculpt

High energy, free weights

Build lean muscle and boost your metabolism while moving to instructor cues. This high-energy class is designed to keep you motivated through the whole workout.

Classic yoga sequencing combined with free weights makes for a cardio blast with strength training attached.

Good for: Anyone who wants strength and cardio in one hour

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Yin

Long floor holds

Yin targets the deep, dense connective tissues of the hips, pelvis, and lower spine, and the web of fascia that runs through the whole body.

Most postures are restorative and floor based, each held anywhere from 3 to 5 minutes. It's challenging mentally and physically, and great for beginners and seasoned yogis alike.

Good for: Beginners and seasoned yogis, and tired hips

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BENT Pilates

Low impact, slow burn

BENT Pilates is a strength-focused, low-impact mat class designed to sculpt, stabilize, and strengthen your whole body, with special attention to core, glutes, hips, and posture.

Expect controlled movement, intentional breathwork, and slow-burn sequences that challenge your deep stabilizing muscles while improving balance, mobility, and alignment. Classic Pilates principles with the BENT vibe: modern, athletic, and accessible.

Good for: Core strength, posture, and low-impact training

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BENT Strength

Full body, low impact

Build strength, stability, and confidence in this full-body, low-impact workout. Using dumbbells, resistance bands, and functional movements, this class focuses on muscular endurance, balance, and controlled strength training. Expect a challenging, empowering workout with options for different fitness levels.

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Sound Bath

Monthly, restorative

Slow down, settle in, and reset. Our monthly Sound Bath is a restorative experience using therapeutic sounds and vibrations to encourage deep relaxation. Come as you are, get comfortable, and allow yourself time to simply be.

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First-timer questions

Start with the New Student Special: $49 for 30 classes over 14 days.

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How hot is the room?
Class temperatures vary from 85 to 105 degrees. Hot classes: Hatha, Power Vinyasa, and Pilates. Warm classes: Sculpt, Yin, Strength, and Sound Bath.
I'm not flexible. Can I still come?
Yes. We teach yoga for all bodies, abilities, ages, and budgets. Every posture is offered with accessibility in mind, and you work at your own edge.
Which class should I try first?
Hatha and Yin are steady and great for beginners. Power Vinyasa suits intermediate yogis who want a challenge.
What should I bring?
A yoga mat, water, and a towel. Mats and towels are available to rent or buy at the studio.
Can I walk in late?
No. Doors lock when class starts and late entry isn't permitted, so plan to arrive a few minutes early.