Oxygen Yoga & Fitness Fashion District
Toronto
At a glance
Oxygen Yoga & Fitness in Toronto's Fashion District offers a unique approach to wellness through a variety of yoga and fitness classes. Located at 410 Adelaide St W Unit 4, this venue invites people to engage in sessions conducted in a heated environment, which can enhance flexibility and provide a more intense workout experience. Their style focuses on providing a modern, empowering atmosphere that blends traditional yoga postures with innovative fitness techniques. The environment is designed to be welcoming for individuals of all levels, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced practitioners looking to enhance their practice. The studio's convenient location in the Fashion District makes it accessible to both locals and visitors who are exploring this vibrant part of Toronto.
Reviews
I loved my time with them. I tried their intro. I might actually consider their membership. Notes: - the studio is tiny, but most my classes were not full. Which is great. - most classes are fitness, with a few yoga options. It's not bad, just seeing if you are looking for a full yoga studio, this might not be the best option for you - not sure about your fitness levels, but a lot of classes are slightly intense. Which is actually the way I like it to be. But option is there for you too useless heavy weight or take as many breaks as you like. Just know that most classes are intense - lovely trainers and great stafff
I really enjoyed my class and the instructor Karan, but the front desk experience wasn’t great which is why I’m giving 4 stars. I mentioned it was my first class and her response was “I can see that” but didn’t offer any kind of quick rundown or basic info, which most studios usually do. She then asked if I wanted to pay for a mat, and when I asked if mats are usually included for first-timers, she responded, “not typically for ClassPass.” She said she will give it to me this time which made it seem like she was doing me a favour?? The whole interaction came off as condescending and not welcoming, especially for someone new.
