Tucson Yoga: Best Yoga Studio in Tucson
2005, 2006, and 2007
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Excerpts
Below are the excerpts from the 2005-2007 Tucson Weekly, Best of Tucson awards:
September 27, 2007
Best Yoga Studio, 2007
Tucson Yoga
150 S. Fourth Ave., 877-TUC-YOGA, www.tucsonyoga.com
You can't put a price on one's yoga practice. Or can you? It's a classic conflict for yogis and yoginis. We love our practice but wince at the idea of paying an amount that's twice our cell-phone bills for a spot on the floor at a studio. Sky-rocketing class prices have us hiding out in cluttered living rooms, trying to perform an unguided practice without a teacher to watch over us. Luckily, the folks at Tucson Yoga recognize this and have made it their mission to make classes affordable and accessible for everyone who wants to practice. There are 20 classes per week of all levels to choose from, all at the whopping price of $5 per class. It's a beautiful philosophy. Namaste.
September 2006:
Best
Yoga Studio, 2006
Tucson Yoga
150 S. Fourth Ave., 877-TUC-YOGA, www.tucsonyoga.com
With
a focus on affordable classes, Tucson Yoga takes the honor of best
yoga studio in town for the second year in a row. The downtown studio,
which opened in 2003, focuses on promoting health and well-being
through yoga to all people. Class prices range from $5 for a drop-in
to $240 for a six-month pass. There's even a "free pass" box, where passes are donated by generous yoga-doers, in case you're
ever struggling to find an extra $5. Classes are offered seven days
a week, and there is pretty much something for everyone. Their Web
site even marks the specific classes that are designated for yoga
newbies.
From September 2005:
Best Yoga Studio, 2005
Tucson Yoga
150 S. 4th Ave., 877-TUC-YOGA, www.tucsonyoga.com
A downtown yoga center is the readers' choice for this year. Tucson Yoga's mission is to make good health and well-being through yoga accessible to everyone in our community. Hatha, vinyasa, mindful hatha and gentle hatha classes are offered throughout the week. To accomplish their mission, they make getting started easy. Drop in 10 minutes prior to the class to register; meet the teacher, and pay with cash, check or credit card. Payment plans range from individual classes for $5 to an unlimited one-month pass for $45. Mats are available for beginners. Located on Fourth Avenue south of Broadway Boulevard; directions can be found on their Web site.
