South Boulevard
South Boulevard is a yoga and pilates studio in Houston, where the practice is built around heat and sweat. Hot yoga and Bikram sit at the center of the schedule, with inferno hot pilates and mat pilates alongside.
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Austin, South Boulevard leans toward Bikram 64×, Hot yoga 11× and Sweat 8.2×.
How South Boulevard feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of AustinFacilitators
John Bilane10 classes in two weeksShiva Di Virgilio6 classes in two weeksCallie Reeder5 classes in two weeksMelissa Porter5 classes in two weeksSamantha Wiener5 classes in two weeksSylvia Morgese5 classes in two weeks
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South Boulevard is a yoga and pilates studio in Houston, where the practice is built around heat and sweat. Hot yoga and Bikram sit at the center of the schedule, with inferno hot pilates and mat pilates alongside. The rhythm of the week leans toward early mornings, so the studio suits people who like to practice before the day begins.
It suits you if
- you like hot, sweaty practice
- you prefer early morning classes
- you want bikram or hot yoga
At a glance
28classes this week
14facilitators
Read more about South BoulevardThe shape of the week, Heat, yoga and pilates
The shape of the week
South Boulevard runs most of its classes in the morning, with about a fifth starting before 9am and the earliest at 5:30am. The busiest start times fall at 10am and 11:30am, and a second cluster appears in the late afternoon and early evening at 4:30pm and 6:30pm. Evening classes run as late as 8pm, and a few weekend classes fill out the rest of the week.
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday are the days when the studio is most active, so those are the days with the widest choice of times.
Heat, yoga and pilates
Bikram hot yoga and hot yoga make up most of what is on offer, and yoga is the main practice across the schedule. Pilates has a smaller place here, with inferno hot pilates and mat pilates on the timetable for people who want a different kind of work. Most classes are about an hour, and a handful run 90 minutes, which gives room for a longer practice.
The studio is built around sweat. Almost every class is designed to make you work up a sweat, so the heat and effort are part of the experience rather than an extra.
South Boulevard: questions and answers
When do most people practice here?
Most classes at South Boulevard run in the morning, and the earliest start is 5:30am. Some classes also start in the evening, up to 8pm, and a few fall on weekends. The busiest start times are 10am, 11:30am, 4:30pm and 6:30pm.
What kinds of classes does South Boulevard offer?
Bikram hot yoga and hot yoga make up most of the schedule, and yoga is the main practice. Pilates is part of the mix too, with inferno hot pilates and mat pilates on the schedule. Most classes are about an hour long, and a few run 90 minutes.
Who leads the classes at South Boulevard?
Callie Reeder, Sheri Goodland, Melissa Porter, Shiva Di Virgilio and Charlotte Morales lead the most classes here. Mike Winter, Jillian Morstad, Traci Silverman, John Bilane and Sylvia Morgese also teach regularly, and the studio has about ten facilitators in total.
What should I know before a first class?
Expect a warm room, since most of the classes are hot. Many classes are built around sweat, so bring water and a towel. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday are the busiest days, and the morning classes are a good place to start a regular practice.