4th Avenue Yoga

Great place. A variety of drop in classes. Nothing pretentious. Great for all levels. This is the place I direct anyone who either is looking for a studio or thinking about getting into yoga.

Here we go with the new year resolution!I started going to 4th Ave yoga because of my teacher. He physically dragged us out of the clinics to do mid-day yoga with him. Initially I was dreading the idea, oops. But after the first class, I WAS SOLD! It's now my favorite part of the week! Parking: BACK IN ONLY street meters for $1 an hour, there's also a few free spots in the small lot across the street or down the road, you'll just have to walk a few mi (as a yoga warm up, win win eh?)Atmosphere: Super chill, super welcoming, no long-term membership required! All you have to do is to fill out a waiver on your first class, then every class is $5 (your second class is FREE yay). I always bring my matt and I think to rent mats is $2. Super affordable/ commitment place!I think the studio gets crowded on the weekends, I've only been on the weekdays and it's very spacious!Classes- Vinyasa classes: great flow, great teachers, I was out of practice for a few years and I get my butt kicked every time. Thanks to Nychole/ Phoebe or Jessica!Overall, this is a super nice and friendly yoga studio, definitely great for all level of yogi. It's now my favorite yoga on the West side of town. 10/10 would recommend for some zen work outs :)

I've been going to 4th ave on and off for 2 years. I used to live very close so I enjoyed walking to and from class. I have since moved away - so I suppose depending on the time of the class you choose parking is a consideration since it is downtown. The classes are wonderful! They have something for everyone. I used to religiously go to Nicole's vinyasa on Tuesday's (probably has since changed). The hatha classes are great too. I've never been to Yin or any heated classes. The drop in is $5, it always annoyed me that there wasn't a "package" deal. It's $50 for 10 classes, which gives NO discount. I suppose the unlimited package would be a "discount" if yoga was something you do everyday. Sometimes the classes start late and they pack the house really full (for $, I get it) but I always felt like if you're there on time it's super annoying to have to move over and be on top of your neighbor because they are late. Just sayin :) good studio!!

I just had my first class at fourth Avenue yoga with Nychole! LOVED LOVED LOVED!!! The studio was both peaceful and exhilarating and everything I could want a PERFECT yoga studio to be! AND Nychole a powerful, mindful, thoughtful, and joyful teacher!

As a RAW beginner, this place was excellent. Very welcoming. My friend and I tried this the Hot Power Flow and did not know what to expect. Boy did we get a work out. We will be back for more :-)Of course there were contortionist in the class but the instructor did not make us feel inadequate AT ALL. Like I said, RAW beginners!!! Great instructor (Kate)

Its a $5 yoga class. You get what you pay for. Not very zen, or relaxing. The teachers definitely don't seem prepared to lead a class. Decent option if students need a cheap yoga opportunity but I don't recommend the hatha class and I don't recommend this if you are an experienced yogi

My new happy place. The atmosphere is so welcoming and warm. I have bad knees and wasn't able to do the last pose so the instructor came over and accommodated me with a pose that worked for me. I immediately bought a month membership and look forward to returning and becoming part of the 4th Ave Yoga community!

Great option for visitors to Tucson, though I wish I had discovered yoga before moving out of Southern AZ. This is a long, narrow yoga studio conveniently located for U of A and downtown. Their website's calendar was fully updated to include holiday scheduling, which really helped. Good drop-in price of $5, and another $2 to rent a mat. I tried the hot yoga and loved it. Friendly instructor, and the music was pretty good. Remember to take your water bottle!

What happened????4th Avenue Yoga used to be a lovely space. Now the floors are filthy and feel warped. The non-heated class is hot and humid. Deep breathing is a huge part of yoga practice; however, it is impossible to do because the whole place smells like farts. =(One star to the brave and wonderful instructors.

Favorite yoga studio! Teachers are so nice, and know their stuff. They each bring something unique to the table. Plus, $4 per class is amazing.