Ignite Hot Yoga
Ignite Hot Yoga is a studio in Seattle with classes in power yoga, hatha and yin. About 36 classes a week with 16 facilitators, busiest on Mondays and Tuesdays. Most classes start in the morning.
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Seattle, Ignite Hot Yoga leans toward Hatha 5.8×, Power yoga 5.7× and Yin 4.4×.
How Ignite Hot Yoga feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of SeattleWho leads here
Chuck14 classes in two weeksBrittany13 classes in two weeksLynn8 classes in two weeksKami7 classes in two weeksKevin6 classes in two weeksKaty4 classes in two weeks
All 17 facilitatorsPrices and booking
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Ignite Hot Yoga
Ignite Hot Yoga is a studio in Marysville, in the northern part of the Seattle area, where practice runs through the full day. Most of its classes are yoga, with hatha, power and yin at the center of the schedule and a steady presence of strength, flexibility and Kundalini. Many classes are held in heat, which gives the studio its character and shapes how the practice feels from the first minutes.
It suits you if
- you want early starts before the day begins
- you like heated, sweaty power and strength practice
- you want calm yin or nidra at the end of the day
At a glance
36classes this week
17facilitators
Read more about Ignite Hot YogaWhat the classes are, How the week runs
What the classes are
The studio's week is built mostly around yoga. Hatha and power classes make up a large part of the schedule, with yin, Kundalini and flexibility classes filling in the rest. Sculpt and Infinity Flow add variety for those who want something more active, while Yoga nidra and chanting offer a quieter alternative.
Many classes are 60 minutes long, and the studio's fusion classes, such as Power/Yin Fusion and Kundalini Fusion, combine two approaches in one session.
How the week runs
Morning practice is part of the rhythm here. A good number of classes begin before 9am, and the early start at 6am is one of the earliest on the schedule. Midday classes are fewer, and the evening starts at 7:30pm close out the day.
The facilitators, including Chuck, Brittany, Lynn, Kevin, Kami, Shana, Scott, Katy, Jessica and Samantha, lead the majority of the classes between them, so the studio offers a consistent presence across the week.
Ignite Hot Yoga: questions and answers
Where is Ignite Hot Yoga?
Ignite Hot Yoga is at 6608 64th Street Northeast, Suite A, in Marysville, just north of Seattle. The studio offers many of its classes in heated rooms, and most of its schedule starts in the morning and runs into the evening.
What kinds of classes does Ignite Hot Yoga offer?
Hatha, power, yin and Kundalini classes are among the ones listed most often, and the studio also offers Sculpt, Infinity Flow, Yoga nidra and a few fusion classes such as Hatha/Power Fusion and Kundalini Fusion. Most classes run 60 minutes, with Kundalini sometimes running 75.
When do most people practice here?
A good number of classes start before 9am, and about half of the schedule falls in the morning. The busiest starts are at 8:30am, 10am, 4:30pm and 7:30pm, and the busiest days are Monday, Tuesday and Friday.
Is it good for beginners?
Hatha and Hatha/Power Fusion are among the classes that suit a first visit well, since they are measured and clearly structured. The studio's facilitators, including Chuck, Brittany, Lynn and Kevin, lead a range of classes, so you can start with a gentler style and move toward power or strength classes as you become more comfortable.
Can I practice before work or on weekends?
Yes, the studio offers classes at several times of day and on weekends, so a visit can fit around work or other plans. Some of the calmer styles, like yin and yoga nidra, are good options if you want to end the day slowly.