Spark Hot Yoga
Spark Hot Yoga is a studio in Seattle with classes in hatha, power yoga and yin. About 45 classes a week with 22 facilitators, busiest on Mondays and Tuesdays. Classes run from morning to evening.
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Seattle, Spark Hot Yoga leans toward Hatha 6.1×, Power yoga 4.5× and Earth 3.1×.
How Spark Hot Yoga feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of SeattleWho leads here
Timory10 classes in two weeksJanette8 classes in two weeksMonique8 classes in two weeksAmanda7 classes in two weeksCassy6 classes in two weeksHaley6 classes in two weeks
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Spark Hot Yoga is a studio in Snohomish, a short drive north of Seattle, with well over a hundred classes across its schedule. Most of what it offers is yoga, with a steady thread of strength-focused classes running alongside. The studio leans toward morning and early evening practice, which suits a range of routines.
It suits you if
- you want strength and yoga together
- you prefer early morning practice
- you are looking for a gentle start to yoga
At a glance
45classes this week
22facilitators
Read more about Spark Hot YogaWhat the classes are, When classes run
What the classes are
The studio's classes are built around yoga, with more than half of the schedule labeled as yoga practice. Hatha appears often, and power, yin and slow flow give a different pace for those who want variety. Strength-oriented classes, including sculpt and strength, make up a sizeable share, so a visit can lean toward movement and muscle as much as stretch.
Levels are mixed across the week. Gentle and restorative classes sit alongside strong and power sessions, so a newcomer can begin with hatha or slow flow and try more demanding options later. Some classes are themed for specific groups, such as the teen Halloween class.
When classes run
Mornings carry much of the schedule. Starts at 6am and 9:30am are among the most common, and about a fifth of classes begin before 9am. Evenings are also active, with 5pm and 6:30pm among the busiest start times. Midday and weekend sessions are available, though less frequent.
Monday, Tuesday and Friday are the days with the most classes. Most classes run for an hour, which makes it easy to fit a practice into a working day.
Spark Hot Yoga: questions and answers
Where is Spark Hot Yoga?
Spark Hot Yoga is at 2603 Bickford Avenue in Snohomish, just outside Seattle. Its classes run across the week, with the earliest starting at 6am and the latest at 8pm.
How long are the classes?
Most classes are an hour long, and a few run a little longer, like the teen Halloween class at 75 minutes. The studio also offers shorter and longer sessions in its wider schedule.
What kinds of classes are offered?
Most classes are yoga, and a good number are strength-focused, like sculpt and strength. Hatha is one of the most common styles, alongside power, yin and slow flow, so beginners can start with a gentler class and build from there.
Who leads the classes?
Timory, Monique, Janette, Haley, Amanda, Katy, Lynn, Cassy, Kayla and Angela lead the most classes. The studio has a couple of dozen facilitators in total.
When do most people practice here?
Morning is the busiest part of the day, with starts at 6am and 9:30am drawing a lot of classes. Evenings are also well represented, with 5pm and 6:30pm among the most common start times.
Which days are busiest?
Monday, Tuesday and Friday are the busiest days on the schedule. The weekend makes up a smaller share of the classes, but there are still sessions to choose from.