Yoganette Yoga Studio
22 classes in the next two weeks with 8 facilitators.
22 classes this weekPlus workshops and retreats
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Los Angeles, Yoganette Yoga Studio leans toward Yoga 6×, Barre 5.9× and Earth 3.4×.
How Yoganette Yoga Studio feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of Los AngelesWho leads here
Jessica Lin25 classes in two weeksReeve Estioko8 classes in two weeksFernanda Valencia3 classes in two weeksAmy Rowe2 classes in two weeksEisen Ipac2 classes in two weeksLaura Rowe2 classes in two weeks
All 8 facilitatorsPrices and booking
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Yoganette Yoga Studio
yoganette yoga studio, in West Covina at 2411 S. Azusa Ave, is a place where yoga is the main thread of the week. Its timetable runs from early mornings through to evenings, with flow, restorative and yin classes sitting next to Pilates and barre. Practice here is steady and unhurried, and it is easy to fit around a working day.
It suits you if
- you like morning flow before work
- you want calm restorative or yin classes
- you are building core strength with Pilates
At a glance
22classes this week
8facilitators
Read more about Yoganette Yoga StudioWhat the classes focus on, How the week runs
What the classes focus on
Most of what happens at yoganette is yoga. Flow classes, a Yin and Yang class, Restorative Yoga and a Candlelight Yoga session make up the core of the week, with Yoga itself among the most frequent names. Each class runs for about an hour, which makes the timetable easy to plan around a day.
The rest of the week leans toward body-focused work. Pilates - Mat and Full Body Barre add structure, while Mobility Flow, joint and mobility classes, and classes for core and pelvic floor give attention to specific parts of the body. A Yoga + Sound Bath and a gong and bowls session bring a quieter, more sensory note.
How the week runs
Classes begin at 8:30am and finish at 8pm. The busiest start times are 9am, 5pm, 6:30pm and 8pm, and Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday carry the most classes. Mornings and evenings each hold about half of the timetable, with a few classes before 9am and few at midday.
About a fifth of the classes fall at weekends, so a weekend practice is easy to find as well. Yoganette does not offer a pass for its classes, so each session is booked on its own.
Yoganette Yoga Studio: questions and answers
What kind of classes does yoganette yoga studio teach?
Yoga is the largest part of the timetable here, with Flow classes, a Yin and Yang class, Restorative Yoga and a Candlelight Yoga session running alongside it. Most classes are an hour long.
When do most people practice at yoganette?
The classes start early in the morning, at 8:30am, and run until 8pm in the evening. Mornings and evenings each hold about half of the classes, and only a few begin before 9am. Weekends carry about a fifth of the week.
Are there classes for Pilates and barre?
Yes. Yoganette has Pilates - Mat and Full Body Barre, and several classes focus on the core and pelvic floor, joints and mobility, and flexibility. Mobility Flow and the Energizing Morning Flow are gentle places to start moving.
Which classes suit a slower pace?
Restorative Yoga, Yin and Yang Yoga and the Yoga + Sound Bath are the quieter choices, with a slower pace and time to rest. Candlelight Yoga and the Sleep classes are also calm options for the end of the day.
Where is yoganette and who teaches there?
The studio sits in West Covina at 2411 S. Azusa Ave, a short drive from the city of Los Angeles. Its classes are taught by a team of about ten facilitators, and a handful of studios of the same name appear across the area.