l'Espace Bikram Paris
| 7 Rue Meissonier, Paris |
5 oranları
8.80/10.00 |
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+33 1 78 76 67 67 |
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France Genatio (30.09.2017 20:20)
Un accueil super sympa et un cours tip top. Merci Dana pour le sourire et la bienveillance. Le cours fut parfait et tres professionnel.
Un accueil super sympa et un cours tip top. Merci Dana pour le sourire et la bienveillance. Le cours fut parfait et tres professionnel.
wrusty wrecks (01.07.2017 19:06)
The most positive thing you can do for your body and mind in Paris. All the staff are C00L.
The Bikram Yoga class with music is fantastic.
The most positive thing you can do for your body and mind in Paris. All the staff are C00L.
The Bikram Yoga class with music is fantastic.
Joei Chan (23.05.2017 17:59)
Well-equipped and clean. But teachers can be a bit snobbish. Also quite expensive for what they offer - around 140€ per month (communal showers and towels at extra cost)
Well-equipped and clean. But teachers can be a bit snobbish. Also quite expensive for what they offer - around 140€ per month (communal showers and towels at extra cost)
Michael Sky Danley (14.08.2016 13:26)
This studio is probably the best Bikram Yoga studio I’ve ever practiced at, and I’ve practiced at over thirty, some really good, but I’ve got to say, this is one of if not the best.
First, it is always, always immaculately clean, from the changing rooms to the studio floor, immaculate.
The facilities are top notch – it’s almost like you’re experiencing a spa – and I can’t really explain it, but I can feel an artistic ambience throughout this place.
The entrance area is set up as a lounge, with comfortable and classy seating areas to sit and remove your shoes before class or sit and sip complementary tea after.
The men’s ample changing area is down one flight of stairs, where it has a separate lavatory section, a large shower area with complementary body soap (many of the southern European studios do not provide soap), and lockers with complementary lock and keys.
Before entering the hot room, you first pass through a transition room (I’ve never seen this anywhere else), which is set up like a sauna with wood bench seating around the sides and a fountain in the middle (for filling up your water bottle, how cool is that). I always relax here before entering the hot room and cool down here afterward.
The hot room itself has a rubber type floor and complementary yoga mats that are prearranged before you enter – you simply pick your mat/spot. This room is always immaculately cleaned after every class (I think we’ll all agree, this is very important when practicing hot yoga).
The instructors are all absolutely superb, every one of them.
If you consider Paris to be the best of the cultured world, which I do, this studio is by far the best of Bikram in Paris.
Even if I’m in a bad mood, I always leave this place feeling good.
This studio is probably the best Bikram Yoga studio I’ve ever practiced at, and I’ve practiced at over thirty, some really good, but I’ve got to say, this is one of if not the best.
First, it is always, always immaculately clean, from the changing rooms to the studio floor, immaculate.
The facilities are top notch – it’s almost like you’re experiencing a spa – and I can’t really explain it, but I can feel an artistic ambience throughout this place.
The entrance area is set up as a lounge, with comfortable and classy seating areas to sit and remove your shoes before class or sit and sip complementary tea after.
The men’s ample changing area is down one flight of stairs, where it has a separate lavatory section, a large shower area with complementary body soap (many of the southern European studios do not provide soap), and lockers with complementary lock and keys.
Before entering the hot room, you first pass through a transition room (I’ve never seen this anywhere else), which is set up like a sauna with wood bench seating around the sides and a fountain in the middle (for filling up your water bottle, how cool is that). I always relax here before entering the hot room and cool down here afterward.
The hot room itself has a rubber type floor and complementary yoga mats that are prearranged before you enter – you simply pick your mat/spot. This room is always immaculately cleaned after every class (I think we’ll all agree, this is very important when practicing hot yoga).
The instructors are all absolutely superb, every one of them.
If you consider Paris to be the best of the cultured world, which I do, this studio is by far the best of Bikram in Paris.
Even if I’m in a bad mood, I always leave this place feeling good.
Erika B (26.10.2014 00:19)
I agree that the space is lovely. It's clean, new and very zen with free lockers in the changing rooms, free use of yoga mats and a nice 'transition room' that you can access before class. The practice room has large windows so a lot of natural light coming in. Definitely one of the nicest studios I've come across in Paris.
The Bikram classes are standard and well taught overall. I went to classes taught by Dana and Sachiko and both were very good. The flow classes with Sachiko were really nice as has a gentle but firm command of the class and even finishes with an "Om". Very enjoyable overall.
Frederic (the owner?) is nice but his classes are a DISASTER. I went to both his flow and Yin classes. He spent half the Yin class just talking, then went around aggressively pushing body parts into place. I personally don't like being touched and especially not in a manner that could cause injury! His flow class was even worse. He was so concerned about showing off his chaturangas that he didn't even teach them properly (skipped the part where you lower yourself to the ground). Then in a downward dog, he came to "correct" me, which consisted of him putting his entire hands between my upper thighs!!!! I immediately told him I didn't want to be corrected (and felt incredibly violated). His ego then seemed to be bruised because he rushed through the rest of class without even looking at the students. One of them actually just stood up and watched him do his yoga routine because she was so lost. He should just stick to running the studio, not giving classes! I highly suggest he refrain from inappropriately touching students as well.
I agree that the space is lovely. It's clean, new and very zen with free lockers in the changing rooms, free use of yoga mats and a nice 'transition room' that you can access before class. The practice room has large windows so a lot of natural light coming in. Definitely one of the nicest studios I've come across in Paris.
The Bikram classes are standard and well taught overall. I went to classes taught by Dana and Sachiko and both were very good. The flow classes with Sachiko were really nice as has a gentle but firm command of the class and even finishes with an "Om". Very enjoyable overall.
Frederic (the owner?) is nice but his classes are a DISASTER. I went to both his flow and Yin classes. He spent half the Yin class just talking, then went around aggressively pushing body parts into place. I personally don't like being touched and especially not in a manner that could cause injury! His flow class was even worse. He was so concerned about showing off his chaturangas that he didn't even teach them properly (skipped the part where you lower yourself to the ground). Then in a downward dog, he came to "correct" me, which consisted of him putting his entire hands between my upper thighs!!!! I immediately told him I didn't want to be corrected (and felt incredibly violated). His ego then seemed to be bruised because he rushed through the rest of class without even looking at the students. One of them actually just stood up and watched him do his yoga routine because she was so lost. He should just stick to running the studio, not giving classes! I highly suggest he refrain from inappropriately touching students as well.
