Waves Yoga Studio
33 classes in the next two weeks with 11 facilitators.
33 classes this weekPlus workshops and retreats
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Chicago, Waves Yoga Studio leans toward Hot yoga 7.2×, Power yoga 4.8× and Yoga 4.1×.
How Waves Yoga Studio feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of ChicagoWho leads here
PETE WAAK19 classes in two weeksARIANE GUNDERSON16 classes in two weeksSTEPHANIE SCHILLING10 classes in two weeksHAYLEY WILHELMI5 classes in two weeksLAUREN PHILIPPSEN4 classes in two weeksKATE CASEY3 classes in two weeks
All 11 facilitatorsPrices and booking
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Waves Yoga Studio
waves yoga studio is a hot yoga space on Buffalo Street in Manitowoc. Most of the schedule is heated practice, with flow, ground and power classes that often run about an hour. The studio also offers strength, pilates and a short meditation, so a practice here can feel warm, focused and steady.
It suits you if
- you like heated, sweaty practice
- you prefer early morning classes
- you want strength and Pilates alongside yoga
At a glance
33classes this week
11facilitators
Read more about Waves Yoga StudioThe practices and the feel of a session, How the week runs
The practices and the feel of a session
The heart of the studio is hot yoga. Flow, ground, power and slow flow classes all run in the heat, and together they account for most of the timetable. Ground and slow flow move at a patient pace, while power and flow bring more intensity and sweat. Strength, pilates flow and the witching hour power class add variety for those who want something different from a standard class.
The quieter side of the schedule is smaller but present. Calm classes and a short meditation of about half an hour give a counterpoint to the more physical sessions, and the rest in peace flow offers a gentler way through a practice.
How the week runs
Mornings are the studio's strongest window, with about a third of classes in the morning and a first start at 6am. The busiest start times are 9am and 6am, and noon and 5:30pm also draw regular groups. Evening classes run until 7pm, and the week leans most heavily toward Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.
The schedule is built around about an hour per class, so a visit fits neatly between work and the rest of the day. Weekend classes are fewer, and the studio's pattern is clearest on weekday mornings and early evenings.
Waves Yoga Studio: questions and answers
What kind of classes are offered at Waves Yoga Studio?
Most classes at waves yoga studio are hot yoga, and more than half of the classes are built around sweat. Flow, ground, power and slow flow are the names you will see most often, each about an hour long. Strength, pilates flow and a short meditation sit alongside them for a different kind of session.
When do most people practice at Waves Yoga Studio?
The day starts early here. About a fifth of the classes begin before 9am, and the first class of the day starts at 6am. Mornings hold about a third of the schedule, with the busiest start times at 9am and at 6am. Evenings run until 7pm, and about a fifth of the classes fall in the evening.
Which days are busiest at this studio?
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday are the days when the most classes run. Midday and weekend classes are fewer, with about one in ten classes falling in each of those windows, so the studio's rhythm leans toward mornings and early evenings.
Who teaches at Waves Yoga Studio?
Roughly ten facilitators lead the classes here. Pete Waak, Ariane Gunderson, Stephanie Schilling, Hayley Wilhelmi and Lauren Philippsen teach among the most classes. Kate Casey, Jesika Graeber, Erin Nycz, Jessica Phillips and Maren Slickman also lead regularly.
Is this studio good for beginners?
Most classes run about an hour, and the short meditation runs about half an hour. The hot classes are the core of the timetable, so a first visit is often a flow or ground class, which moves at a steady pace. Slower options such as the rest in peace flow and the calm classes are also on the schedule.