Modo Yoga Danforth

This is a a very good yoga hot studio. The temperature is just perfect. It’s hot but not extreme. The yoga instructors are all very good. It’s just the right movement and the tempo for me. It’s very calming and relaxing. The environment is welcoming. The pricing is very fair compared to other hot fancy yoga around. The location is perfect, lots of cafes etc. around. I finally found the right hot yoga place for me. I highly recommend this hot yoga place.

Warm and welcoming studio. Really enjoyed the restorative class on Monday night. Geoff the instructor was super welcoming, accommodating and provided individualized attention to make sure each student was comfortable but challenged in their practice. Will definitely return!

I’ve been attending Modo on Danforth for a few years and easily recommend it to my friends. Classes are a great mix of focused stretching, rhythmic flows and intentional breath work. The instructors are focused on ensuring everyone gets the most out of their practice. While I’ve enjoyed all the classes I’ve attended, I often book with Brendan and Debbie. Their calm instructions are focused but also ensure you’re not taking yourself too seriously. Check this place out!

Been coming to the studio since I moved to the neighborhood 3.5 years ago. The facility is not fancy but has a big heart. Yoga teachers and staff are kind - always there to greet you before and after class. There are multiple ways to reach the studio and they typically respond very quickly. The studio is well-run. Both teachers and staff have consistently lived up to the studio’s value and the experience feels authentic. Going to hot yoga here - has changed my life for the better - happy that I found this place!

Lovely studio and welcoming staff! I am new to hot yoga and have taken a few classes with Sophia. Her voice is so soothing, and she guides at a reasonable pace. The studio is clean, and I love how there are mini lockers for phones, jewelry, and small items. The women's locker area is pretty small, and I think there are only 2-3 showers. However, I enjoy the community here far more, and it's a quick in-and-out session for me.

Amazing experience & community! I’ve been attending hot yoga classes at Modo Yoga Danforth for the past year, and it’s been an amazing experience. The instructors are knowledgeable and provide clear guidance, making each session approachable yet challenging. I appreciate the variety of classes offered. Highly recommend this studio to anyone looking to elevate their yoga practice or simply improve overall well-being. Looking forward to my next class!

I'm happy that I found Modo Yoga Danforth! This location offers various Yoga and Pilates classes at different times. This provides flexibility and fits in my daily schedule easily. I personally enjoy Pilates and Hot flow classes the most. All the instructors and staff are nice and supportive. Recommend this studio.

I always enjoy coming to this studio. I have done the Modo yoga as well as Modo flow classes with several different instructors over the past year. All of the instructors are excellent! I especially enjoy the flow music classes with Brendan as I find them a little more challenging. I would definitely recommend Modo yoga for your yoga practice.

I have come for two hot flow sessions here and have had good experiences so far! The heated yoga classes here are always engaging and the instructors guide you through the class quite well.

Very unhappy with the staff, unwelcoming atmosphere and passive agressive attitude from front desk workers. Classes are packed with not enough room to fully extend your arms; not conducive to a comfortable yoga practice! When I offered feedback via email, they were not receptive or helpful.

I decided to come and visit Moksha Yoga Danforth on a nice Monday afternoon for their Community Class at 2:00 PM. It is an Anusara Inspired Reduced heat yoga class and the cost is $5 for 90 minute. This is the first Anusara Inspired class I ever took, as I don't really know what to expect. From the website "Anusara is an elegant practice based on Universal Principles of Alignment and following a heart-centered Tantric philosophy. Expect detailed instruction in the alignment of each pose and transition, within a class that holds the spiritual purposes of praticing yoga as paramount. Reduced heat. Suitable for all levels." Hmmm does it sounded a little boring when they talk about spirtual, philosophy and this or that?? And it is suitable for all levels... will it be another those chanting class doing easy poses?? I was in for a surprise. The instructor is one of the best I ever have in any Moksha studios!! She is so patient and encouraging giving instructions in a calm and soothing voices. The class was challenging with non stop flow...with no breaks!! Though it is a reduced heat class, I was dripping in sweat... drip drip drip on my mat!! The poses are more challenging than their usual Moksha series. A mixture of hand balancing poses and a lot of hip openers. And of course I did learn something about muscle energy VS organic energy and trying to get their balance.... ok ok no more blahing... Though the practice room was a little runned down! But I definitely be back for another CC Anusura Yoga class!

I've been to a fair amount of hot yoga studios in the Toronto downtown core, Markham, and Richmond Hill since I've moved around a fair bit over the years, Moksha Yoga Danforth is one my favorites. The studio is slightly cooler than most, which is actually a good thing! I find some studios (not this one) have me drenched in sweat from shavasana /lying down before class even starts because their room is too hot. Don't get me wrong, you will still sweat buckets at moksha yoga Danforth during class from the heat, poses, and movements - but it's nice to be able to start class with a dry-ish shirt. This studio is smaller than typical ones, which creates a nice cozy vibe. The instructors are able to walk around and give individual adjustments or instructions. My favorite instructors are Jess and Heather because both challenge and demonstrate the movements. They're very encouraging to new yogis as well. Location is perfect for people who take the subway as its right beside Chester subway station. Or even drive, since there is a green P at Chester.

Clean place! The room aren't as hot as other hot yoga places at 98F/36C. Nice change rooms with lockers, new showers (large showerhead and some bodywash) and even hairdryers and q-tips. I'm not sure if the studio itself has a/c because the lobby just has fans.

The only downside to this studio is the small size. Otherwise, it's always clean, the staff are friendly, and the space is very welcoming and positive. I really like the Moksha class with Leah. She encourages everyone to go at a pace that's comfortable for them and helps you with form in a way that's helpful and not embarrassing. It's perfect for beginners. I don't recommend the Moksha Flow class unless you're experienced, as people were doing headstands... (!!) Make sure you reserve your spot for class online and show up at least 15 mins before.

A friend referred me to this Studio. It was my first time doing Hot Yoga. I told the reception it was first time. I had already registered online. The staff was friendly. The reception area was as clean as it could be the day after major snow storm. I didn't have a mat with me. So they offered a mat and towel complimentary for the first time. Headed up to the studio which was clean. The class was Modo Flow which is fast paced Yoga. I had meet the Instructor when I arrived and she had warned of it. There was music playing during the class. Instructor walked around the room. She would now and again stop to show the class how to do a given pose. I am assuming it was to show anyone new, because she stopped by me a few times. That really helped. You would sweat a lot. so making your clothing as light and as breathable possible. Stop when you feel exertion. I stopped twice. Bring water and stop to take a drink whenever you feel you need to. At the end of the class my instructor asked how was my class. There are change room which are clean and shower. Overall it was good experience. I will be back and buying the $60 first month intro package. I defiantly recommend every one to try a Hot Yoga Class just once.

I recommitted to a membership last month after taking handfuls of single classes sporadically throughout the year. Moksha is as wonderful a studio as I remembered, if not better. Since my last review, they've upgraded to a barcode check-in, which really streamlines the process in the cozy (see: small) lobby area. It's also still the spotlessly clean, ship-shape, and perfectly heated space as it was before. Having an unlimited pass this time around also gave me the freedom to try a variety of classes that I hadn't before. Yin classes are an awesome variation of your typical hot yoga class. Heat is reduced, and you use a lot of cool props like blocks, straps, and bolsters to let you get really deep, really restorative stretches. You're not going to get (that) sweaty, but you'll leave the class with amazingly open joints and muscles. When I went, there was actually a good mix of gents to ladies too, so don't shy away if you're a guy because I'd definitely recommend this for recovery from sport or muscle injuries. My favourite classes are still the traditional Moksha and Moksha Flows. They're a great workout; you'll get drenched and you'll get happy, no matter what sort of day you've had coming in. I can honestly say I've never left a class regretting attending it, or even feeling lackluster, the way some self-guided workouts can end up. Shoutout to my favourite instructor Elizabeth, her evening classes are always packed for a reason! And as much as I'll be the last person to get all airy-fairy and fanciful, I have to admit that the soothing, spiritual aspect of yoga is so essential to the experience. It's a workout and therapy wrapped up into one. Anyways, I could go on and on extolling my praises for hot yoga, but that's all folks - ya gotta go try it!

I have been to Moksha Downtown, Midtown, Markham and now Danforth and I see some similarity between them of course, but also some huge differences. My ongoing complaint that there isn't any music, I am beginning to realize that this is a Moksha thing, and this evening the teacher did minimal adjustments, which I am also beginning to realize is a Moksha thing. But since this is now the closest hot yoga to my new home, I may be looking at this studio with a deliberate and necessary optimism... I attended this evening's Moksha Flow with Heather at 6:30. This studio definitely had a very different vibe than the other Moksha's I have been too. The front desk staff was the nicest of any studio I have visited in Toronto yet, and were overwhelmingly warm and welcoming. Seriously, I felt instantly at home. Some studios the front door staff is busy checking their email, busy on the phone, gossiping, etc. Here both girls were friendly, chatty and almost excited that I came (you know what I mean?) Definitely a huge plus for a first time visit. My friend was meeting me for class, and she was waiting on the benches in the main room overlooking Danforth. Lots of seating to wait which is nice. The studio itself is on the third floor. Teeny Changeroom here, with cubbyholes and no Lockers (I guess this is also a Moksha thing..). A little more accessible than Moksha Midtown but small, and only has two showers. Luckily, the class (although full) holds less yogis than some of the other studios, so that even through it is busy you have less bodies to compete for space with. I didn't use the showers as I could walk home (hooray!) So I cannot comment on shampoo, conditioner soap etc. The class itself was good, not really challenging enough, but to be fair there were TONNES of first time yogis for some reason, so I assume she adapted. It wasn't very hot, more like Warm.. I generally like it a bit hotter. The teacher was good, she explained the poses very well, was really warm and friendly. Noticeably different was the patrons. Wide Variety of ages, shapes and sizes, and everyone seemed more "chill" that other studios I've been too. Usually people are buzzing in after work, bouncing up to leave class the moment the teacher says Namaste. Here everyone chilled a minute, rested, got up slowly. No buzzing about, no hecticness, must be the neighborhood. Bonus Points - Really nice staff. (!!) - Filtered Water - Nice Ambiance and Overall Vibe - FREE APPLES. an entire bushel. awesome. (!!!) - Warm Teacher Good Class with lots of Vinyasa (!!) - Good Variety of Weekend Classes - I can go home filthy and gross because it is so close.(!!) - Everything was very clean. - THE most organized shoe/shoerack/boots situation ever. - Good location for TTC, super close to Chester Station - Lots of Bicycle Parking outside and close to Carrot Commons. Minus Points - Only Two Showers - Tiny Changerooms - No Lockers - After work classes at 4:30 or 6:30 (I have to leave work early or stay late) - No Music - No Adjustments - Not really hot enough for me I like Hot! Dear Moksha Danforth, If you could get Julia from Downtown to come teach an evening class here, I'd be forever most appreciative. But in the meantime, I am looking forward to meeting some of your other instructors.

I came here last week for the 75-minute hot yoga class. First impression: very small and crowded but a cozy, eclectic-looking space. Front desk staff was helpful enough. No complaints there. Ladies' dressing room was tiny and WAY too crowded (which, it turns out, is the theme of this place). Many people I encountered came off as uppity and self-satisfied. All the worst yoga stereotypes. Someone rudely shushed me after I entered the room because I had the audacity to whisper like three words to my friend. The class itself was decent, not great. I don't remember the instructor's name. Firstly, the yoga room STINKS. Very bad. Like old hockey equipment. Gross. I've been practicing yoga for 11 years and been to plenty of classes at plenty of studios. There is no reason the room should smell that bad. Please, light some incense or something. The class was not particularly inspired or challenging. Not terrible by any means, just very "meh". Half the reason (maybe the whole reason) I'm writing this review is because at one point the instructor had us go into triangle pose, but everyone did extended side angle pose. I guess they teach their students the wrong names for poses at Modo. I did ACTUAL triangle pose. The instructor then smugly corrected me: "triangle pose, Trikonasana", as if saying it in Sanskrit would make me feel like the provincial buffoon she clearly thought I was. The class finished with the standard faux-enlightened lecturing. I love yoga, but some people give it a bad name.

Came here on a Karma night and loved it so much I paid full price to come back for a regular class. This was my first time at hot yoga and prior to this I've only done regular yoga... I don't think I can go back, hot yoga kicks regular yoga's butt IMO. It's such a relaxing detox that makes me feel so refreshed, rejuvenated and new after. It also has helped with my problem of feeling bloated all the time. The Karma class I tried was only $5, a little packed but the benefits are what makes it worth it. The other class I tried was their Moksha Flow class, which was more difficult and not as relaxing but provided more of a workout. Make sure to bring water, a full change of clothes and a yoga mat if you have one to save money on having to buy stuff when you get there. I usually go home to shower when I go to the gym or workout but I definitely felt that a shower was necessary after hot yoga - and luckily they have dividers between their showers stalls, that are enclosed and private!

This studio is my favourite one to go to nearby with lots of positives: - Great location (at chester station, a few stops away from me) - The instructors are amazing - I've tried the moksha and moksha flow classes with three or four different instructors and all have the same level of quality regardless of what they are teaching - The hot room is always clean (they insist on cleaning the floor between each class before you go in to lie in shavasna) The only thing is that the change rooms are TINY. Because the location is so popular, it gets crammed pretty quickly, which makes it particularly difficult to peel off your sweaty clothing :) all in all though, it's a great place for yogis of any skill level to take in a great hot yoga class. I highly recommend it to anyone in the neighbourhood.

A few years ago I used to volunteer there for the Karma exchange in receiving free yoga classes. The staff are great the environment is spacious and clean. I went in last week for a 90 minute deep tissue massage. I brought in my medical report on my back surgery for the RMT. We discussed the things I would like focused on for the first 60 minutes and whatever else after that. I found the room a little overpowering with the scents from the oils, at one point I wasn't sure if I was going to have an asthma attack. I managed to acclimatize to the scents. The RMT created a combination oils of lavender, cinnamon and Eucalyptus for an immune fighting buster. Overall, I found the massage enjoyable from a relaxation perspective and not from a deep tissue perspective. If I fall asleep it was relaxation, if I'm deep breathing then it's deep tissue. She did ask a couple of times how I was, how is the pressure; I responded when you apply too much I will let you know. You can go deeper. So for $130 I was slightly disappointed. Yes it helped but the area that I requested be focused on was not focused on. Even when she asked me to turn over I asked if she was going to work on x, and she said yes but then did not. This felt more like a spa experience and not a treatment experience, which is not what I requested.

I came here a couple of years ago on an intro pass and it was part of a many studio yoga blitz, on many passes, from studios all over the city. Out of all of them I like Moksha Danforth best. The studio is very cozy and the vibe is chill. Unlike many of the studios downtown, it's very down to earth. I like all of their eco-friendly initiatives. The instructors are knowledgeable, professional and available after classes. During class their instruction is accurate, detailed and helpful. If you listen and follow their advice you will improve your practice. I'm sure the regulars have their own cliques but you would never really know. It's unpretentious and friendly. There's a spot to sit and drink tea and eat fruit. If I wasn't so overheated and well worked after class I would probably join in. : ) My only complaint is that I rent mat towels and I was in a 90 minute class with one, and there was no way it was washed! It smelled SOOO bad (unfortunately didn't realize this until the first child's pose) and there were about a million long black hairs on it that were stuck all over me throughout my practice. It was a little distracting, to say the least. The reason I still give 5 starts is because this was an isolated incident and I really should just suck up the $ and buy my own. I've been to 6 classes since the intro pass and I'm considering becoming a regular student here.

A very chill yoga studio! I have been to others that are quite snooty, but Moksha Danforth is your friendly neighbourhood studio. My favourite teacher is Michelle. She is super warm and friendly. Weekend classes tend to be jam packed. Best time seems to be morning ones during the weekdays. I buy the class package because I am not dedicated enough yet to get an unlimited monthly pass (hope to get there someday).

Unfortunately this is an underwhelming studio. Compared to other Moksha's in the GTA, these classes were not as challenging and the instructors don't seem to make the same connection with the students. The studio is small and smelly, and only gets worse when the class is heated. The pilates classes were not challenging and boring. The change rooms reflect the studio and are also too small and don't smell very good. I moved to the Uptown studio after my intro month pass ended.

Almost a year since my last review, I wanted to update. The studio is still one of my favourite ones to go to. It's easy to get to (subway, and there is ample parking - free on Chester or the streets near it, and a large green P as a last resort). They run the place well, although it can get crowded, I'm never annoyed. The quality of instruction is always very good (Michelle is one of the best). The studio itself has cork floors and they clean the floors and air out the studio before every class. My favourite is the Level 2 Moksha class. MIchelle does a great job building on the foundations of the basic poses, as well as adding flows in between. I would say it's a true Level 2 class. I sweat buckets! The showers, there are 2, and both has an invigorating watery soap thing which is nice.

This first time I ever tried Hot Yoga was at this location. It seemed to be very daunting at first but it was an excellent experience. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. I appreciated the environmentally friendly atmosphere and their holistic (rather than superficial) approach to yoga. The have complimentary hair pins and hair-ties in the change room -- a huge bonus for a forgetful person such as myself!

The good: Friendly staff, clean facilities, KARMA YOGA on Friday's minimum donation only $5! The bad: Small change rooms and only 2 showers. Get there early, it can get crowded.

Amazing and friendly studio! Brenden is an amazing instructor - I look forward to all of his classes!

I came here on their intro pass. I think I came to about 4 classes in 10 days. Because it's hot yoga, I definitely has preference for their shorter classes (60 min or 75 min). The staff and instructors are really nice. I tried the flow class, regular moksha as well as the yin yoga class. I had preference for both yin yoga and the flow class. The location is great. Really close to home. I wish I liked hot yoga more, but I like it now more than I did before. I'll be back!

A horrible experience through and through. The classes were poorly run, and far too expensive. Bret, the surfer bro at the front desk, was incredibly rude to my partner and me from the get-go. We purchased a ten-class pass, but were disappointed after the first few classes. That said, this is one of the few studios offering pilates on the weekend, and given we both have day jobs and live nearby, it seemed like the right choice. We took a few weeks off, and when we came back today, pilates had been cancelled with no notice, replaced by a horrible yoga class. The instructor raced through and then got out of there as soon as she could. We phoned to complain, and Bret was openly hostile. No refunds. No new pilates classes. And he was interacting with staff and doing work while he was on the call. I have spent many years working in customer service, and this is maybe the worst customer service I have ever heard of or experienced in my life. Ugh. Don't go there folks. There are lots of studios in the area that are far better run. Namaste.

This is a great location for Moksha but there are a few things. Note: the last time I was here was Summer, 2011 but I went a few times to this studio during their generous one week pass discount. I would give this more of a 3.5 star and it's mainly because of the studio and not of the quality of service. VIBE I love that people chill in the waiting room here after class. It's pretty cool. The members and staff are very welcoming. The changing rooms are very small. Only two showers so if you're wash and run, you're going to have to wait. THE CLASS This is what probably used to be a second level apartment above a store and with the low ceilings and minimal windows you can tell. The class is pretty hot but I've had hotter (i.e. Tula). That said, I still detoxify immensely. I feel the classes get really really crowded especially during peak times. It's why I'm hesitant to join the studio on the regular. The instructors I've had are very good and give you options to adjust. In the summer, I remember there was construction going on during a class. Not conducive to concentration but I think it's all over now and not the fault of the studio at all (it just sucked at the time). OBLIGATORY CATCHY REMARK I do hope Moksha would move on the Danforth or somehow expand to another location in the area, especially with it's level of service and quality of teachers.

I've been going to Moksha Danforth for close to a year and really enjoy it. Great vibe and wonderful instructors. I do find some of the evening/weekend classes packed solid. In those instances, the womens' changeroom is way too small to handle the capacity. As a result, I tend to go to the 6:30 am classes. Other than that, Moksha is a great studio and I would recommend it to anyone.

I have to say that I'm absolutely bias towards this location. My first happy memories of hot yoga originates here. Prior to practicing at this studio, I had only ever been exposed to this most sweaty of athletic endeavours at one other place. The difference is like night and day! The neighbourhood is swell (what's not to love about Greektown? Grilled calamari at Astoria, shopping at cute neighbourhood stores and more eating galore). Public transportation is easily accessible (love that Chester Station is just around the corner - literally). Lots of street neighbourhood parking if you bother to treasure hunt for those most precious of parking spaces. After having now tried a plethora of yoga studios, I now realize that both the waiting area, change room and studio is a bit small, but I still really enjoy the space. The yoga colours, decor and vibrant vibe are just so very different from the grey, drab and dare I say it, icky, atmosphere from the first hot yoga studio I ever went to. The indescribable vibe and energy at this studio is just so positive and inexplicably different from other places I've been to. The teacher today was amazing and very helpful. She made some adjustments when I was struggling with a pose, then I noticed she came back when it was time to work on the other side and helped me out enormously again. The studio space is one floor above the change area. I always feel like I'm climbing into someone's attic, which oddly enough, I find extra special. What can I say? I'm bias! There are two shower stalls in the women's change room. Watch out for the soap dispenser! Maybe I'm just short... one time when I pumped the dispenser, it squirted into my eye! Ow!! I also find that unlike other studios, people don't really shower here. I think it might be because most of the students live in the area and like Jennifer M. simply go home to clean up, so no need to hurry to the shower after.

I've visited the downtown and uptown locations as well and Moksha studios seem to be run similarly, which in their case is a good thing. I'm reviewing Danforth because I live in that neighbourhood and because I visit this location most often. The class cards are well-priced and don't expire (despite the disclaimer on their website). If you're a yogi, you'll enjoy it. If you're not, you'll still enjoy it. I'm primarily a runner who practises yoga occasionally to promote a loosening of the muscles and joints I stress and tense while running and teaching boot camp. Specifically, I like to sweat because it makes me feel like I've done something for my body. And sweating for 90 minutes without running is pretty cool. As a fitness instructor myself, I appreciate their instructors. They cater to all fitness levels and all levels of yoga practise, including the super-advanced, gumby types. The studio is also in a great neighbourhood, so when you leave and are inevitably thirsty and starving, you won't be staring at a McDonald's. Walk to the Big Carrot and grab a smoothie or a great sandwich instead. The change rooms are small and this place fills up like the classes are free (they're not), there are also only two showers and they more or less ask you not to take a "real" shower, i.e. one involving hair washing. So, if you happen to be taking a morning weekday class and have to go directly to work afterwards, this may not be your best bet. Unless you like sweaty hair. Finally, their class schedule is pretty broad, offering morning, afternoon and late night classes. Most every one can find a time to visit.

Once again...my Passport to Prana brought me to this studio. I've decided that my kind of yoga is the detox kind, where it is physically demanding but also relaxing. And Moksha is the place to go! I went to the Scarborough location and I'm not sure which location is better. I agree with Jennifer that the sign for the studio is not very large. It's actually just a small poster on a door (the studio is on the second and third level). Someone driving by would not be able to see it...However, once I entered, the staff were very friendly and talkative, asking me if I've done the hot yoga before and answering my questions. The atmosphere was warm and inviting. The changeroom was decent sized but we had a packed class so it was quite busy. The are two showers and one washroom, clean and modern. The practice room was also decent sized but slightly claustrophobic (what you get for going to a popular but low-ceilinged studio). I enjoyed the class because Michelle, the instructor, was very helpful and a natural at yoga. In general, I would recommend this place to anyone who enjoys getting a workout while detoxifying your body. But, be warned that some classes may be quickly filled up so get to the studio early!

I'm not a big yoga person, but love exploring movement, flexibility, learning about my body and staying healthy. I have resisted hot yoga for years. My loss! Only a few days in and this place has me hooked. No hipster yogis, just smiling faces, warm spirits, and teachers that have already taught me new things, made me feel welcome and have even had me giggling in class. Thats right baby,....feel the toxins sweating out, and the love soaking in!

I tried my first class at the Danforth Moksha Yoga Studio. I'm recovering from a injury and I was nervous about returning to any activities outside of physio. However my massage therapist and physiotherapist both suggested I try Amanda's Yin Yoga Class. I arrived early and had a conversation with Amanda before class. During the entire class, I was careful moving from stretch to stretch, but also could feel that the instructor was aware of myself and everyone else in the class. She would come around and adjust or make suggestions when appropriate. It felt safe, warm, and relaxing. Even with lots of modifications, I left with that amazing yoga high.

This great little studio should not be discovered by too many more people because, very unyogic, I'm not sure how willing I am to share with many others. These instructors have helped me through major injuries, endurance training and a sedentary life of writing. I love that all the instructors encourage and help with adaptations so its easy to explore different kinds of classes without pressure. Ok ok I'm happy to share but remember that the Chester Station is really right around the corner and we are transit lovers. When you're done chilling with a cup of tea, head out into the great neighbourhood shops - gelato, clothes, healthy juices, the Big Cash, etc etc

I don't come here for the yoga, I come for the MASSAGES! Angela is the best massage therapist I've ever been to and is a damn miracle worker. I've tried other massage therapists and nobody else can compare. Highly recommended!!!

I attended a Yin class and the studio temperature was 32C. During previous hot Yin classes, the rooms are usually hotter. I did not feel like I got a good workout, because I got not get into the postures during the class and my body was still tense by the end, also I did not break a sweat. Had the room temperature been hotter, I would have enjoyed the workout way more.

Factory yoga at its best. The teachers have that veneer of soft-y melodic speak that trick yoga newbies into thinking they're evolved and experienced. Their teaching knowledge is actually very basic and they repeat what little alignment instructions they know over and over. If you're looking for a convenient workout, sure, Moksha will give you that. If you're looking for a teacher training program that cranks out unskilled teachers, Moksha is right up your alley! They will also offer you cockroaches in the change rooms and hand you towels that are not washed with soap, so they reek because of all the leftover bacteria from the multiple people who had it before you. Their fans are caked with dust and they just wipe the floor down after each class with a fabric mop-- no disinfectant. Sweaty yoga that will give you a tight butt! Sure! Sign me up for $18 a class! Would you like vermin with that?

Never tried hot yoga until a few months ago, and now I'm definitely a fan. I'm not the bendiest person around, but that's okay, that's why I'm here! Moksha Danforth is a very welcoming place, and it has a great atmosphere. I recommend Matthew's class on Monday nights. He makes adjustments and helps you get into poses with gentleness. I always feel great after his class :) Hopefully they will bring back Hot Pilates this fall, as I would love to try it!

Have been a yogi at this studio for two years now. It all started very harmless with a few practices here and there. I remember the first time like it was yesterday. My head was bright red (from the heat) and I felt like going into a shock any moment, my skin crawling, my arms and legs shaking. That's what you get from trying to keep up with the experiences students as a newby. To be honest, the location is convenient for me and that is one of the reasons I enrolled at this studio. But I stayed because of the teachers (though I sorely miss Dan, a fab trainer who left a few weeks ago), the intense but relaxed aura, and the cleanliness of the studio. Yes, there could be a few more shower stalls, true. One last thing: I shed 30 lbs. of weight (post-pregnancy) and they've stayed off ever since.

My favourite studio in the city! Love the vibe, staff is nice, great atmosphere and the community of yogis here are generally very down to earth and eager to make room for you in a full class.

Way too many people packed into a small room. They are always bugging you to move your mats around to pack yet more people in. The change rooms don't even have signs, for some reason. Who wants to walk into the wrong room by mistake?? Wouldn't recommend this place at all.