E-volve Yoga La Quinta Review

In 4 trans formative class sessions my stretch has lengthened, balance steadied and disposition relaxed. I actually look forward to class!

Bronwyn has changed my old life. She s given me more life to live and enjoy. She is amazing. She s kind, she s compassioate and ahe is tuned in to what you need. I love her

I love, love, love this studio!! In one week I have taken 6 classes from 4 different yoga teachers. I took all Restorative, Gentle and Yin classes. Each teacher taught the class with attention to individual concerns for health issues. Asked permission to touch you to adjust a pose: very respectful! No one tried to push you into a pose. If it hurt or was uncomfortable, then you just rested in child's pose. It was not a competition like it is in some other studios. I have found my new yoga home and I'm not moving!!
I highly recommend this wonderful studio. See you there.

Great for all levels of yoga. Every instructor does a wonderful job with each and every class I've attended.

Bronwyn Ison (the owner) is the best, she is professional and easy to get ahold of for any questions yoga or billing related. The gym is always spotless clean, everyone is always friendly, and you always leave with a big smile on your face.

If you live in the Coachella Valley, and are interested in trying Yoga, or just looking for a new gym, then look no further.

I have not found a better place anywhere than Evolve Yoga. I cannot say enough good things about it. A little piece of heaven

I would never recommend this yoga studio to anyone. The owner signed us in and was very rude. After offering a free yoga mat to another customer, she then attempted to charge me $2 for the same service. Her rates are structured with expiry dates, but unlike other yoga studios whose class passes expire in a year, hers expire as soon as 30 days for a 5 class pass. She says this is to keep her clients practice regular, but in a transient community like greater Palm Springs, this type of policy seems to be a blatant cash grab that also serves to discourage "tourists" from attending her studio. Did I forget to mention that drop in rates are $2 higher if you're not a "local"? I hope that the owner can learn to see the value in seasonal residents in the future. We are not just "tourists" and our dollars go a long way towards supporting the economy of the coachella valley. Mine, however, will not be supporting this studio ever again.

I took my mom for her first time doing Yoga and was really hoping to show her more traditional vinyasa, which was what the class was titled. It turned out to be a lot more focused on meditation and laying down with little stretching. We decided to go back and give it a second chance with a different instructor, she did not do a great job elaborating what poses were coming next, usually I don t have to look at the instructor but I found that literally everyone was looking at her out of confusion for the next pose.

The studio itself is one of the only in the area, so it has so much potential - The physical space really does have a good feel and ambiance!