yogamakesme
29 classes in the next two weeks with 13 facilitators.
29 classes this weekPlus workshops and retreats
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Today
The feel
Compared with the rest of Miami, yogamakesme leans toward Bikram 68×, Power yoga 11× and Yoga 8.1×.
How yogamakesme feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of MiamiWho leads here
Gracie Delarosa8 classes in two weeksSkyler Deluise8 classes in two weeksAnna Zakirova7 classes in two weeksAlexis Velez4 classes in two weeksChip McLain4 classes in two weeksDr. Anne Julia Hagen4 classes in two weeks
All 13 facilitatorsPrices and booking
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout yogamakesme
yogamakesme is a small yoga and movement studio in North Miami Beach, where the schedule leans toward hot yoga and power flow. Most of the classes are yoga, and the rest are pilates and strength work built around the core and pelvic floor. The studio is a place to sweat early in the day, with classes that often begin before 9am.
It suits you if
- you like heated, sweaty practice
- you want early morning classes
- you prefer strong, steady power flow
At a glance
29classes this week
13facilitators
Read more about yogamakesmeWhat the studio practices, The shape of the week
What the studio practices
The studio is built around yoga, with more than half of its classes in one form or another. Hot yoga is the most distinctive thread, appearing in both heated and non-heated versions, including Bikram, Hot Power Flow and Super Power Hot Yoga. Power flow and power yoga give the schedule its strong, sweaty pace.
Alongside the yoga, the studio runs pilates and strength classes, including a sculpt pilates class that focuses on the core and pelvic floor. These classes sit well next to the hot yoga for anyone who wants to balance intensity with more targeted work.
The shape of the week
Most of the week's classes start early. More than half of the schedule begins in the morning, and the earliest starts are at 7am, with the busiest start times at 8:30am and 9:30am. Classes run into the evening, with the latest starts at 7:30pm, and the studio does not run classes at midday. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday tend to be the busiest days.
Most classes run about 75 minutes, with the pilates and sculpt classes closer to an hour. A visit before work fits the schedule well, since the early classes are the core of what this studio offers.
yogamakesme: questions and answers
What kind of classes does yogamakes me offer?
Most of the classes here are yoga, and more than half of the schedule is yoga in one form or another. A good share of it is hot yoga, heated or not, plus power flow, and a smaller share is pilates and strength work. The mix is wide enough that a newcomer can find a slower, steadier class or a faster one.
Is it good for beginners?
Yes. A good number of the classes are marked all levels, and about a fifth of the schedule is open to everyone. The hot classes and the power flows ask more of the body, so a first visit might begin with an all levels class, or with pilates for the core and pelvic floor.
When do most people practice here?
Most classes start early in the day. More than half of the schedule falls in the morning, and about a third starts before 9am, with the busiest starts at 8:30am and 9:30am. Evening classes run until 7:30pm, and there are no midday classes.
What should I know about hot yoga?
Hot yoga is one of the more common styles on the schedule, with about half of the classes heated or non-heated hot yoga. Bikram and the other heated classes run in a warm room, so it helps to arrive with water and a towel and to plan for a warm, sweaty practice.
How long are the classes?
Classes usually run about 75 minutes, with the pilates and sculpt classes closer to an hour. The schedule is built around shorter, steady sessions that fit before work or after a day in the city.
Who leads the classes?
Dr. Anne Julia Hagen, Anna Zakirova, Gracie Delarosa, Skyler Deluise and Marina Filgueiras all lead a good number of classes here, and the team of facilitators is about two dozen people. Each brings a slightly different approach, so it is worth trying a few to find the one that suits you.