Yoga House - Naples
63 classes in the next two weeks with 15 facilitators.
63 classes this weekPlus workshops and retreats
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Miami, Yoga House - Naples leans toward Sweat 3.1×, Power yoga 2× and Hot yoga 1.8×.
How Yoga House - Naples feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of MiamiWho leads here
Laurie Orlando36 classes in two weeksGus Komninos20 classes in two weeksOlivia Guzzo18 classes in two weeksMaddie Clare9 classes in two weeksMissy Anzivino9 classes in two weeksHannah Pearce6 classes in two weeks
All 15 facilitatorsPrices and booking
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Yoga House - Naples
Yoga House Naples sits on Trail Boulevard in Naples and offers a broad mix of practice, with hot yoga and hot Pilates at its center. Heat is part of most of the schedule, but the studio also runs a good number of non-heated classes, from slow flow to mat Pilates. The day starts early here, with a large share of classes before the late morning.
It suits you if
- you like sweating through hot yoga or hot Pilates
- you prefer early morning practice before the day begins
- you want strength and core work alongside yoga
At a glance
63classes this week
15facilitators
Read more about Yoga House - NaplesStyles and what they feel like, How the week runs
Styles and what they feel like
Hot yoga and Pilates make up the bulk of what this studio teaches. Hot Power Flow, Hot Fit Flow and Hot Yoga all lean on heat and steady movement, and the Pilates classes come in several forms, including Hot Pilates, Hot Pilates Sculpt and a mat version that is not heated. Many classes are labeled for their energy, with words like sweat and strong appearing often.
Slower and gentler work is also available. Slow Flow, Mobility, Fundamental Movement and Foundation Training give a calmer place to practice, and some of them are offered without heat.
How the week runs
The schedule starts early. A large share of classes begin before noon, and about a third begin before 9am. The busiest starting times are 9:15am, 10:45am, 4:30pm and 5:45pm. Evening classes are fewer, and the last class of the day usually begins at 7pm.
Most classes run an hour, while the Pilates sessions are shorter, at 45 minutes. Monday, Tuesday and Friday are the days with the most classes.
Yoga House - Naples: questions and answers
What kinds of classes does Yoga House Naples offer?
The studio's classes lean toward hot yoga and hot Pilates, alongside slow flow, mobility and strength work. Many classes start early in the morning, and a good number fall before 9am. Most classes run about an hour, with the Pilates sessions usually shorter at 45 minutes.
When do most classes start at Yoga House Naples?
Classes start as early as 5:15am and run as late as 7pm. The busiest start times are 9:15am, 10:45am, 4:30pm and 5:45pm, and the busiest days are Monday, Tuesday and Friday. Morning classes make up more than half of the schedule.
Are there classes that are not heated?
Yes. Alongside the heated classes there are non-heated options, including a mat Pilates class and a slow flow class. The studio also runs strength and mobility classes that are not heated.
Is there a place to start if I am new to hot yoga?
Yes. The studio offers gentle slow flow, mobility and fundamental movement classes, as well as foundation training. These are a good way to ease in before trying the hotter, faster classes like hot power flow or hot fit flow.
Does the studio have strength or sculpt classes?
Yes, the studio has a small group strength class of eight people held in the gym, along with classes that bring together Pilates and sculpting. Many of the strength classes are shorter or run in smaller groups, so the pace stays focused.
Who leads the classes here?
Laurie Orlando, Gus Komninos, Olivia Guzzo, Maddie Clare and Missy Anzivino teach the most classes at the studio. The wider team includes a couple of dozen facilitators, so there is usually someone whose style suits you.