DOMA Studio
DOMA Studio is a studio in Marin with classes in Pilates, hot yoga and vinyasa. About 37 classes a week with 15 facilitators, busiest on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Classes run from morning to evening.
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Marin, DOMA Studio leans toward Hot yoga 8.2×, Vinyasa 5.6× and Core and pelvic floor 4.7×.
How DOMA Studio feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of MarinWho leads here
Kata14 classes in two weeksBrian13 classes in two weeksCassie9 classes in two weeksEmily9 classes in two weeksYvonne6 classes in two weeksBrandi5 classes in two weeks
All 15 facilitatorsPrices and booking
Each class links straight to DOMA Studio’s own booking page, so the full price goes to the studio and its facilitators.
Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout DOMA Studio
DOMA Studio sits in Midtown Sacramento, at 16th and H, and teaches heated yoga and Pilates in the same warm rooms. Its schedule leans toward strength and flow, with power vinyasa, core work and sculpt classes that build effort into the practice, alongside slower yin and hatha options. Classes run from early mornings to the evening, so the studio fits into a working day.
It suits you if
- you want heated classes that build strength
- you like early mornings or evenings before work
- you want to combine yoga with core and Pilates work
At a glance
36classes this week
15facilitators
Read more about DOMA StudioHeat, strength and flow, When and with whom to practice
Heat, strength and flow
DOMA is built around heat and movement. Most of its classes are heated, and the range runs from breath-led vinyasa and power yoga to heated Pilates, core circuits and sculpt sessions that add light weights and music. Yin yoga and a hatha fusion class give a slower counterweight, so the studio offers both a demanding hour and a quieter one.
Classes are typically 60 minutes, with a few shorter 45-minute Pilates core sessions and a few longer 75-minute vinyasa classes. Pilates and core work take up about a third of the schedule, the same share as vinyasa and yoga, which makes the studio a good place to combine the two.
When and with whom to practice
Mornings are a strong part of the week. The earliest class starts at 5:45am, and the busiest start times are 5:45am, 7am, noon and 4:30pm. Evening classes, up to 7:30pm, fill about a third of the timetable. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday carry the most classes, and weekends make up about a fifth of the schedule.
The facilitators, including Brian, Kata, Cassie, Emily and Yvonne, lead a varied range of classes, so it is easy to find a teacher whose style suits you. None of the classes need a pass, which makes it simple to try one.
DOMA Studio: questions and answers
Where is DOMA Studio and what does it teach?
DOMA Studio is a boutique studio at 807 16th Street, in Midtown Sacramento, offering yoga and Pilates. Its classes are listed under the Marin page of the guide, so the schedule here reflects a studio that teaches a wide range of heated and non-heated practices across the week.
What kinds of classes does DOMA offer?
Most of the classes are heated yoga and Pilates, with vinyasa, power yoga, sculpt and core work among the most common. Gentler options such as yin yoga and a hatha fusion class also appear, so people can choose between a demanding heated flow and a slower session.
When do most people practice at DOMA?
The classes start early, with the earliest at 5:45am, and run into the evening, with the latest starting at 7:30pm. Mornings and evenings each take up about a third of the schedule, and the busiest start times are 5:45am, noon, 7am and 4:30pm. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday are the days with the most classes.
How long are the classes?
Most classes run 60 minutes, and a few are 45 or 75 minutes long. The Pilates Core class is a 45-minute circuit, while the heated and power classes usually take a full hour.
Who leads the classes at DOMA?
Brian, Kata, Cassie, Emily, Yvonne, Brandi, Gabi, Vanassa, Erick and Molly lead the most classes. The studio has a couple of dozen facilitators in total, so the group is varied enough to suit different styles and temperaments.
Is DOMA a good place for beginners?
Yes. Several classes are built for those who are new to a practice, and the studio describes itself as welcoming every body and every level. A first class in a gentler style such as yin yoga or a regular vinyasa class is a calm way to begin before trying the heated power sessions.