Pure Fitness brands themselves as a luxury gym brand. So, of course, their Yoga chain would also be branded as luxury! I have joined Pure Yoga for a month to see what the hype about Pure Yoga was about. You will get to know how Pure Yoga is like from its price, locations and services available!
Pure Yoga Facilities:
- Changing Rooms
- Towel, Mats and blocks are provided
- 11 different locations
- Unlimited classes for you to attend per month
Basic Information:
Price: Around 1600 for a month of one-club access
- Note that there are corporate discounts
- Classes:
- Over 50 types of classes!
- Hatha Yoga, Vinyasa, Sports Yoga Therapy, Hot Yoga, Active Recovery, Pranayama, etc.
- For more, click here
- For sign up, you can just to go to the front desk and ask for a sales to help you!
Review
Pure Yoga Instructors
During my month with them, I chose classes from different locations to sample the quality of classes. Each instructor teaches differently but one thing stays the same – their professionalism. They were all very knowledgeable and friendly which made the classes very enjoyable. Variations of movements were added to provide options for people who wish for a challenge.
Apart from that, the instructors are quick to notice mistakes. They help students do the right movements without making it embarrassing and push you to go harder if they see you are not struggling enough. I’ve joined a class conducted by Hari Krishan and it was so challenging in all the right ways! He is from India and he made my experience at Pure Yoga a blast. So, he is getting the special mention!
- Features of instructors
- Professional
- Friendly
- Helpful to Beginners
- Pushes You to Have a Good Workout
- Corrects You in a Nice way
Cons of Pure Yoga
For those who can afford it, they might not think it is a huge money to spend. However, if you are spending over $2000 a month for gym and yoga, it might be a hefty fee in the long run. If you join classes all the time, then Pure Yoga might be a cheap option as members can join as many classes as they please. If you join 20 classes in a month, it is only 80 dollars per class.
The classes are booked online. But, the company does fit as many people as they can in a studio. That made some classes very crowded and it was not the most peaceful environment to practice. Off work hours classes are always full and walk-in is almost impossible. For some people that prefer to practice with less people, Pure Yoga is definitely not for you.
| Pros | Cons |
| 1. Infinite Classes 2. Good Instructors 3. Luxurious Experience 4. Many options | 1. Quite Expensive 2. Very crowded |
Final Thoughts
At the end of my membership, I was very much addicted to doing Yoga. I was practicing poses during my free time and was excited to attend the classes every day. While people consider it a high price to pay, as I joined around 15 classes in a month, I found the membership quite worth it. The environment was so beautiful in the Central Studios, I felt almost cleansed the second I walked into Pure Yoga. Overall, I think it was an unforgettable experience and I urge you to check them out!