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Kathleen is the most knowledgeable and experienced yoga instructor I have ever had. Having owned her own studio and dance company for years, and studied with many of the yoga greats, she provides an incredibly varied, challenging, and transformative experience in EVERY single class. It blows me away that Kathleen can continually be so creative and intuitive, yet structured, class after class. Be ready to flow in many different ways every time you come. (I've been coming to her class once a week for about 3 years,  and she still constantly surprises me with new postures, instructions, and flow sequences). I love Kathleen's classes and feel so fortunate to have discovered her as a teacher.

I've been going to Yoga on Beacon for a few years now and love it. Not fancy but clean and welcoming. Reminds me of a yoga studio I went to in Nepal. Nice variety of classes and fellow classmates are friendly.

This is such a lovely studio. I teach here on occasion, as much as I can honestly because I love the atmosphere so much, and I couldn’t say more kind things about YoBe. The owners are so generous and they truly embody the spirit and energy of yoga (more so than I’ve seen in the Seattle area). The space is very calm and zen, perfect for establishing mental clarify as well as progress in one’s physical body. For anyone wishing to grow and learn in any way, this is the perfect place to do so. I strongly recommend this studio!

This is such a lovely studio. I teach here on occasion, as much as I can honestly because I love the atmosphere so much, and I couldn't say more kind things about YoBe. The owners are so generous and they truly embody the spirit and energy of yoga (more so than I've seen in the Seattle area). 

The space is very calm and zen, perfect for establishing mental clarify as well as progress in one's physical body. For anyone wishing to grow and learn in any way, this is the perfect place to do so. I strongly recommend this studio!

I've been attending yoga classes at Yoga on Beacon for more than ten years. Dee, the owner, is a terrific instructor and adapts for all levels. There are many kinds of classes and instructors to suit everyone's needs. And it is a small, neighborhood business!

Special shout out to Abiola who teaches a challenging Sunday morning class. I'm not the most flexible person, and she always is encouraging and helpful. And another shout out to Peter and Kathleen who teach with such humor and grace.

Had a class with Kathleen and it was fantastic. Just what I needed though I was a touch late so didn't get a chance to check in with her before class. I think she was really in tune with us and the next moves were based on how we were looking. Recommend Kathleen!!

I've been a yoga studio drifter for years... until I found YoBe. I've been to many studios where they've either lacked in one department or another.. either class sizes are too large/crowded or a little ~too~ intimate, or were too focused on the physical aspect of yoga that the spiritual components were neglected etc. But YoBe is awesome because not only are their class sizes just right -- with usually about 10 or less students in a class. Their instructors are awesome because the teaching style is more of a holistic focus that touches on the mind+body+breath connection, which I think is missing from the more popular studios. 

Definitely be sure to check out Kathleen's flow classes on Monday/Wednesdays @ 4:30PM. Absolutely the best! 

My only gripe really is that I wish there were more class times available, but for such a small studio, it's understandable.

After I moved to the area I was trying out different classes and teachers to see which one I liked. I enjoyed the basics and flow classes I had attended, but on my fourth visit I took a flow class from Eiric that was extremely uncomfortable. I believe it was his last class before he took a trip so he wanted to do something unusual, so our class (I had never met any of these people) was required to stand in a circle and then one by one stand in the middle and have everyone say "I love you (fill in name)" to you. And then we did it twice in a row! After we did our yoga practice, it was also suggested that we hug at least three of our classmates, so at this point I just left. The entire process took up over half of our class time and was definitely not what I was anticipating to do at a yoga class or what I believed I was paying for. It was very unnecessary, awkward and the situation was basically impossible to get out of. Not sure if this teacher is still at Yoga on Beacon, but this experience definitely made me think twice about coming back here and just wanted to give anyone who isn't down for a mushy, faux-spiritual waste of time a heads up!

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