Fusion Hot Yoga
Fusion Hot Yoga is a studio in Seattle with classes in vinyasa, power yoga and hatha. About 31 classes a week with 14 facilitators, busiest on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Classes run from morning to evening.
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Seattle, Fusion Hot Yoga leans toward Hatha 8×, Power yoga 7.6× and Earth 3.2×.
How Fusion Hot Yoga feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of SeattleWho leads here
Mike13 classes in two weeksSathya7 classes in two weeksSusannah6 classes in two weeksIris5 classes in two weeksJo5 classes in two weeksPittman5 classes in two weeks
All 14 facilitatorsPrices and booking
Each class links straight to Fusion Hot Yoga’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 Fusion Hot Yoga
fusion hot yoga sits in the Bothell and Everett area, on Bothell Everett Highway. Its schedule is built around yoga in a heated room, with power vinyasa, hatha and yin all on the timetable. Most sessions are yoga, and a good share lean toward strong, flowing movement.
It suits you if
- you like strong, flowing vinyasa
- evening practice fits your week
- you want a heated room and steady movement
At a glance
32classes this week
14facilitators
Read more about Fusion Hot YogaWhat the classes are, When the classes run
What the classes are
The studio's classes are mostly yoga, and the styles that come up most often are power vinyasa, hatha and yin. Many sessions are marked strong, and a smaller share are gentle or aimed at more experienced practitioners. The power vinyasa classes tend to run 75 minutes, which gives time for a full flow and a longer resting pose at the end.
If you are not sure where to start, look for the hatha classes. They are paced more slowly, and the 60 and 90 minute versions give you room to learn the postures at your own speed before you move on to the faster sessions.
When the classes run
The week leans toward the evening, which holds about a third of the classes. Mornings carry about a fifth, the weekend another fifth, and midday only about one in ten. The earliest class starts at 8am and the latest at 8:15pm, with noon, 4:30pm, 9:30am and 8:15pm among the most common start times.
Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday are the busiest days, so those are the times to book ahead if you have a favorite slot. Classes are taken on a drop-in basis, with no pass needed.
Fusion Hot Yoga: questions and answers
What kind of classes does fusion hot yoga offer?
Most classes at fusion hot yoga are yoga, with power vinyasa, hatha and yin among the styles on the schedule. Some sessions are marked strong or gentle, and a few are for more experienced practitioners, so it is worth reading the class name before you book.
When do most people practice here?
Classes run through the morning, midday and evening, and the evening is the busiest part of the day. The earliest session starts at 8am and the latest at 8:15pm, and the most common start times are 4:30pm, noon, 8:15pm and 9:30am.
How long are the classes?
The typical class lasts 75 minutes, though some hatha sessions run 60 or 90 minutes and the advanced hatha class runs 120 minutes. Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday are the busiest days of the week.
Who leads the classes?
Mike, Susannah, Sathya, Jo, Pittman, Anna, Damein, Christine A, Iris and Nan lead the most classes, and the wider team is a couple of dozen facilitators. Many sessions are led by the same people, so you can return to a facilitator whose way of teaching suits you.
Is it good for beginners?
Yes, the studio is a good fit for beginners who want a warmer, slower practice. Gentle and hatha classes are offered alongside the stronger sessions, so a newcomer can choose the pace that suits their first weeks.