🧘‍♂️ Yoga Studios in Paris: Where to Get a Good Sweat?

Babayogaclub is conveniently located in the 10^th arrondissement, close to Gard du Nord. Their planning features mostly Vinyasa classes but with variations: power Vinyasa, deep Vinyasa, flexibility Vinyasa… You can also choose a class according to your level of practice, as they offer classes for beginners, intermediate, or advanced yogis. The studio is incredibly peaceful, contrasting with the lively atmosphere of the area where you can find a lot of restaurants and shops. If you want to focus on the practice itself, or you want to improve your game, it might be the best studio for you! Indeed, the small groups and the specific classes allow the coaches to help you with your poses and to give you all their attention.

At Caelo Yoga, it’s all about giving you the full spiritual experience! Here, yoga is seen as a way of life, and not only a workout. The studio offers yoga classes of all types (Vinyasa, Yin yoga, Jivamukti, Kundalini…) and meditation sessions. All the equipment needed is provided, from the mats to the blankets and bolsters. They also frequently hold events related to yoga, and they organize specific trainings and workshops. Yoga retreats are also an option for those who want to engage in a more intense practice. Caelo is probably the most traditional studio on this list: in fact, as many yoga classes are given with music in the background these days, at Caelo, you’ll be guided by the voice of the teacher only (though some classes feature traditional Tibetan music). In the same vibe, the studio is quite simple but very warm and decorated in a traditional style.

RIISE studio offers a pretty unique training experience based on yoga movements combined with ‘burns’ -understand fast-paced reps of squats, lunges, you name it. The result is a very intense workout that will improve your strength, balance, and flexibility. What makes it even more special though, is the atmosphere created by the music, the darkness in the room, and the special touch brought by the coaches to every single class. RIISE promotes a flowing and liberating practice, ending on a relaxing cooldown in order to switch off from the day to day life. In addition to that, you’ll probably love their facilities: in both places, you’ll find nice and clean changing rooms, showers, and complimentary skincare products from Oh my cream!

POSES Studio is also an original concept, as you can take yoga, barre, and pilates classes at this studio. All types of classes have something in common though: the great playlists that impulse the energy needed to complete their dynamic workouts. The studio is located in Le Marais, in a peaceful courtyard, and features lots of space and light. Again, the yoga classes at POSES are more of an intense flow style, but the particularity here is the unfolding of the classes themselves: the instructor demonstrates a set number of sequences, with different yoga poses, and you have to gradually reproduce the full sequence. Brains and body at work!

KAH studio has opened recently right next to Canal Saint Martin, and it’s probably the most exhaustive one! The studio offers all sorts of classes: yoga, HIIT, classes focused on flexibility, handstands, or even sculpting your glutes. They have 3 different rooms, adapted to the specific needs of each category of activity. Not only you can train, but you can also sip a coffee, have a treat or get a massage in their cabin -aka the Kahbine. The instructors at KAH are all among the best in the capital, and the studio itself is also a super comfy and welcoming space. Other perks: there are a lot of great eateries in the area if you’re starving after a sweaty workout (Le Petit Cambodge, Sain Boulangerie, Radio Days Café, Gros Bao…).