Barefoot Yoga Studio

Love the kids session. My kids look forward to their class time. Would definitely recommend signing up !

It took me years to find this yoga studio! I love the way that Mei teaches her classes, she is a great teacher and my favorite are the Warm Stretch and Gentle Flow, but her prenatal classes were excellent as well! She is such a warm and wonderful person and I've attended her class for years. Huge fan! The other teachers I had were great too :)

Barefoot Yoga is a beautiful space with wonderful teachers. By far my favorite studio in town! I love the variety of classes they offer, and each teacher brings something unique to their classes. (Try them all!) Mei is an incredibly kind person and Davis is so lucky to have this wonderful studio!

I've attended various classes with different instructors, and they are all beginner friendly. If you have attended a yoga class before, then you should fair well in these sessions. The instructors there are all very kind and lead at a slower pace than I'm used to. The studio is spacious and it has never felt too crowded. There has always been plenty of parking in the lot. The only downside is the location since the lot is a tad difficult to turn into during rush hour.

I have only been attending class for about a month and a half but love this place. I attend the flow vinyasa class and it is always a little challenging but I never feel awkward when I need corrections. I would highly recommend attending a class here.

I wanted to put out there that I've been attending Barefoot Yoga classes in Davis, CA., and I've really enjoyed the yoga classes taught by Mei, the owner. This is an unpaid and unsolicited review of her Vinyasa, gentle yoga, warm stretch, and yoga for neck and shoulders classes. I took the neck and shoulder class today. I have arthritis in most places, especially my neck and spine and her instruction really helped me to release the tension in a way that I have been unable to achieve at home alone. She's also respectful of boundaries. On my first class she asked about limitations and if I wanted hands on adjustments in class. I said no and she has been respecting my boundary for no touch. (I hear other people enjoy her touch, but it's just not for me right now). The only critique I have is that her "warm stretch" class is a little bit more vigorous than what I would consider a warm stretch (more like a slightly lighter Vinyasa with slightly longer warm up and cool downs). Please check out Barefoot Yoga. The studio is really clean. She has changing rooms, and a clean toilet area too. She has 2 week offers and also has other really reasonable membership plans and other flexible pricing options. There's parking and bike racks and is easily accessible from most parts of town.

I went to my first class here recently. It was an evening "gentle" class. The class itself was alright. But, there were fluorescent lights on through the class, which made the atmosphere fairly unpleasant. Also, I borrowed a mat from the studio, and it smelled horribly of feet. The place could use a cleaning. Also, the teacher asked me if I had any injuries, and when I told her yes, she said, "You know how to modify though, right?" and I said, "Ummm... I'm not sure." And she got up and walked away. I laughed it off, but actually it would have been nice to have had some modifications provided, considering the class wasn't full, and I chose a gentle class specifically to accommodate my injured shoulder.

I joined Barefoot Yoga earlier this year and really love the classes! The instructors are very supportive and low key, but I definitely get a good workout and have steadily been improving my flexibility and strength, as well as having fun. T

I've had great experiences in all the classes I've taken at Barefoot Yoga. I go to vinyasa flow and gentle yoga classes taught by Mei and Julia, who are great instructors, and I once dropped in on another female instructor's class (whose name I can't remember), which was also excellent. I like that it's not usually so crowded that you have to work to avoid touching the people next to you, which was common in other yoga studios I've attended in the past. The instructors also periodically provide helpful guidance and posture correction. However, they've never been too aggressive or assertive about it (i.e., they never push you too far past what your body feels comfortable doing to get you into the "right" alignment or correct you so often that they disrupt your sense of flow). I always leave feeling more peaceful, limber, and strong.

I have only been consistently attending yoga classes at Barefoot for about two months, but I have to say it is one of my favorite studios I've been to. The instructors are amazing--they provide gentle guidance, encouragement, and correction with every session, and offer a variety of classes that suit my different needs. Each instructor is nice, professional, and personable. I love their gentle yoga classes, and the restorative yoga is a real treat! I would recommend this place to anyone.