Yoga Studio Satya

Wowow, I LOOOOVE this yoga studio! I just found them on ClassPass this week (sorry fellow ClassPassers, they are no longer on the site as of today, but they have their own app / site to book services through). Amanda and Colten are the owners of Satya (which means "truth"), and they both were very welcoming and showed me around the studio (which is super cute and homey) that's been around for 7/8 years now. They told me their classes are more therapeutic than fast-paced which is exactly what I've been looking for -- it's too easy to find a hollow, workout type practice without any depth. Something else unique is the Wall Yoga class that enlists the helps of wall straps and gravity to get some more stretch out of poses like downward dog. I want to take this class next. The studio is located in a building with other like-minded practitioners like an organic esthetician, a masseuse, a somatic therapist, and I believe a reflexologist. Super cool one-stop-shop kind of feel. I first went to the Hip Openers class taught by Amanda. I looooove hip opener classes like this because it's like a mega breath of fresh air. My hips tend to be tight (most women carry stress here), and it doesn't help that I'm on a computer a lot. It was effective yet relaxing. I also had signed up for the Gong Bath class right after the Hip Openers class, and that just happened to be done by Colten (but Amanda and others also offer gong baths, etc.) The room is low-lit with the shades drawn and colorful lights on in the corners, and everyone's head is near the gongs that are in a circle in the middle of the room. This was one of the best sound baths I've ever had. I had some crazy visuals and slipped into a meditative state very quickly. I said the word "cinematic" to describe what I experienced -- it was amazing. Tonight I went to the Mat Pilates class with Amanda which was a different energy, but the most fun I've ever had during Pilates. It was definitely challenging, but slower pace. Amanda and the other class-goers are fun, good people -- it feels like I'm just taking a class with some good friends who actually listen to direction (HA!)This yoga studio also offers yoga therapy, one-on-one sessions, and booked sessions for friends, etc. This is the exact type of community and spiritual-based studio I look for when scouting out yoga (and like-minded activities). I highly recommend being a patron at Satya.

I love the studio and Mia and Leah are great. My kids come with me to every class and even though they cannot keep going the entire class they still get a good stretch for a couple of minutes. I been going to the beginners class more often that the Vinyasa; but both classes are great. Leah does put music for the background, which is great. Mask are required when you are in the studio, once you sit down you can take off your mask and 6 feet apart from each other. If you are not on your mat, we are required to wear mask at all times.

From the moment you walk into this beautiful building you just feel welcome everyone is always so incredibly kind. The space is very clean and inviting, full of lots of beautiful artwork, props, and other pieces of musical instruments like gongs and sounds bowls that make the experience very serene. The owners Amanda and Colton are the nicest most approachable people I have ever met and made me feel like I belonged the second I met them. Not to mention very knowledgeable and love sharing their knowledge. The studio offers a huge variety of classes as well as less traditional ones like wall yoga and gong baths not to mention they host many more through out the community. Also in the same wonderful building you can find an acupuncturist and holistic health. I can't say enough about this incredible place!

I found out about Yoga Studio Satya when I decided to go to school for reflexology. There is a wellness center underneath the studio (with a school, massage, acupuncture and more...very cool!) and I would always be curious about the classes.I graduated but never stopped feeling drawn to the studio and the energy there. I spontaneously signed up for a mandala painting class and I just loved the people there and how friendly they were. Finally I decided to try a yoga class and it was wonderful. Yesterday I went to my second and now I find myself looking up their schedule on the regular. I pay to go to another high-end gym, with a yoga studio in it, yet I still find myself wanting to come back to the classes here. The vibe is so welcoming and not snobby or pretentious in the least like a lot of other yoga studios I've been to. I can't wait to try my next class!

The Wall Yoga Classes are suitable for most individuals. I have practiced on the Wall since January and am now pleased to be certified in guiding others in this fun-filled freeing experience!This studio has it all: yoga for all levels, a family of instructors who support all clients and each other, and even a massage therapist, acupuncturist, Reikki master, and salon spa on premises. I am a devoted practitioner at this studio and can say with certainty that your experience here, whatever you choose, will be enlightening!

What a refreshing experience! The staff were kind and knowledgeable. I felt welcome and safe. The studio is beautiful with a variety of props to help all levels make the most of their practice. My cousin and I went to 3 classes today: hip opener, wall, and resilience. It was delightful! Each of the instructors were excellent!I will definitely be returning!

I went to Yoga Studio Satya the first time because it's only ten minutes from my house. It's really close to major traffic interchanges while still being located on a generally quiet side street. Satya is the main occupant of this building. It's decorated in a beautiful unique yogic style. The other tenants are focused on holistic practices. It's definitely not an industrial setting used for yoga. Granted, this is the only yoga studio in Colorado Springs that I checked out.I'm an older male seeking strength and conditioning and meditation practices. I don't have an extensive yoga background. The friendly instructors, owners, and students offer community involvement and uplifting spirituality opportunities along with the physical aspect. There is a regular calendar of various yogic classes and special events. There is also an annual yoga retreat in the mountains. On-line class registration is supported. It's hard to imagine a better place to practice yoga.

I love this place. The people are amazing. I'm new to yoga and was very self conscious. It's definitely a "come as you are, no judgement" kind of place. The variety of classes means there's something for everybody. First class is free and first month is $69 for all the classes you want to take. Give it a try!

Satya Yoga Studio embraces the whole person wherever they are in their own discovery. It takes time to find ourselves...the vibration and courtesy to be yourself is palatable and friendly with the teachers, at the workshops, and in the various classes offered. To be greeted at the door, to begin moving, and then to be connected with yourself on the mat and then continuing the connection off the mat with yourself and others produces change and gives purpose.

Yoga Studio Satya has beautiful studios, awesome welcoming instructors, and a variety of classes, including for beginners. They're welcoming even to the nontraditional person looking to try yoga. Thank you, Amanda and team!!!