YogaWorks Fells Point

Baltimore, United States

4.3

20 reviews

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+1 800-336-9642
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www.yogaworks.com
Address:
1807 Thames St, Baltimore, MD, 21231
Canton
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
940 ftS Broadway & Aliceanna St
0.2 miS Broadway & Fleet St
0.3 miS Caroline St & Thames St
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Accepts Credit Cards
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Welcome to your favorite Yoga studio! Voted Best of Baltimore for over a decade, we have a special deal for Yelpers: $ 19 for your first 30 days of Yoga. Show your Yelp Check-​In voucher on your first visit (new students only).

Whether your goals are aimed at reducing stress, getting exercise, losing weight, improving health, learning more about yoga, or just becoming a better person, Charm City Yoga has a class that is right for you. Our exceptional teachers provide basics in the beginner classes, vigorous workouts in heated classes, relaxation and stress relief in gentle classes and much more. We really love teaching beginners.

We believe in 3 steps to building lifelong transformation through Yoga. First: Practice! At our 7 locations we offer a diverse selection of classes as well as our signature style, Hot Yoga. Choose your class and get started! Second: Thrive. A regular practice builds muscle, improves flexibility, and quiets the mind. Our affordable Membership ($ 89 a month) is the best way to achieve the benefits of yoga. Third: Transform. Our teacher training shows you how to deepen your practice. The training gives you the tools you need to encourage others to Practice, Thrive & Transform.

We have seven locations and an online studio for you use 24⁄7. Family owned, our business, teachings and classes are all based on the principles espoused in Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras. Join our community to discover how a regular yoga practice can improve your body, mind and spirit.

History

Established in 2000.

We began with one studio in our Mt Vernon carriage house. Interest grew rapidly and we quickly opened a second studio to handle the numbers of students. In 2002 we held our first 200-​hr teacher training (Yoga Alliance certified). The caliber of teachers emanating from the training was so high we were able to open new locations and bring our style of yoga and our community to many more students.

Now, we teach a variety of styles, from Restorative & Beginner through to more vigorous styles like Hot Vinyasa & Astanga, and hold a daily Mysore practice. Annually, we run three 200-​hr Yoga Trainings and one 300-​hr. Countless students have been transformed by our teachings, which maintains that an individualized yoga practice will help you thrive.

We are recognized as Baltimore’s premier yoga center with many Best-​of-​Baltimore awards that note the quality of our yoga teaching as well as the friendliness & convenience of our studios. UnderArmour is the official outfitter at Charm City Yoga.

Meet the Business Owner

Kim M.

Business Owner

I began yoga in 1988 to facilitate healing from a severe fall that resulted in four broken vertebrae. The benefits of yoga were apparent even with my first class, and the healing resulting from yoga and meditation was so miraculous that I became a teacher. I am delighted to share this wonderful practice with you.

I have studied under many teachers including Patabhi Jois in Mysore, India and at the Kripalu and Himalayan Institutes. I am an experienced breath practitioner and I am committed to the eight limbs of yoga as a path to enlightenment.

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20 reviews of YogaWorks Fells Point

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Place rating: 4
Baltimore, MD
First time Yoga ^_^
I came here on a Tuesday for a beginner Yoga class with Megan Cook. This was my first Yoga class ever and I wanted to try it for myself. I bought the New Student for two weeks for $ 25.00 however, I wished I would have waited – as soon as I checked in Unilocal offered a 30 day trail for $ 19.00 –_​– oh well.
When you walk in you have to take your shoes off before entering the studio. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. I believe you can rent the Yoga mats but I bought mine from Amazon from $ 28 bucks. They also provide blocks and a strap for stretching purposes.
The class itself was very relaxing, (the key here is breathing) I have to admit you will be sore a few days after (i’m still sore now). For a beginners class I would say they were on point granted some of the moves was pretty hard to do but I gave it a shot and succeeded :)
I’ve never noticed how so much weight is put on the palms of your hands; it felt really good to stretch every muscle in your body. You never know what areas are stiffed until you have to move that area.
Overall I enjoyed my first experience here at Charm City Yoga.
Place rating: 5
Houston, TX
Coming from Austin, I can be kind of a brat about yoga studios and teachers (so un-​yogic of me) simply because of all of the amazing studios and teachers that we have there. I was not disappointed by Megan at Charm City Yoga! I don’t always love Hot Vinyasa classes, but it was just what I needed when I attended her 60 minute Hot Yoga Express class. As an instructor myself, I know how hard it is to «fit it all in» in 60 minutes, but she did a great job. I felt like I got a full practice is a short amount of time and felt amazing after. She was also very friendly and helpful checking me in, as it was my first time here, and I absolutely would have taken advantage of their 30 days for $ 25 deal that they have for new students, had I not just been in town for the weekend. The space itself was great; clean, lockers for personal belongings, and restrooms and showers for after class. Nothing short of perfection. I’d come back again in a heartbeat.
Place rating: 5
Denver, CO
Just left an absolutely amazing community hot vinyasa class with Katie. She was one of the best teachers I have come across. Confidently led, with a healthy warm up and plenty of variations make it a great all levels class (instead of the usual beginner class disguised as all levels.) I will be back every time I’m in Baltimore.
Place rating: 5
Baltimore, MD
Did a hot yoga class here for the first time and it was nothing short of AMAZING! And the discounted Friday night class was such a great way to kick off the weekend! I;ll be a regular here on out!
Place rating: 5
Montgomery Village, MD
This yoga studio is legit! I just moved to Fells Point and I’ve been a yogi for about 7 years now. I needed to find a studio and was pleasantly surprised by this one. The first class I went to was a community class (EXCELLENT value for $ 6!) with Ben and was way more challenged that I expected to be.
*Warning* The class before me was heated and my class got what was left over. I enjoy the heat, but was not expecting. Just be sure you are ready for it just in case ;)
Place rating: 1
Chicago, IL
I went to Charm City Yoga while I lived in Bmore during my undergrad. At first, I loved it. Then, a year after moving home, I realized how crappy the studio is. They scammed me out of $ 2,000 six years ago and the owners Kim and her husband (mainly husband) refused to pay me back. Despite well knowing I was no longer at studio or in Baltimore but in fact home after my sister died. Horrible business ethics. Something very un yoga.
Place rating: 5
Baltimore, MD
I love this Yoga Studio and the lot of venues that Charm City Yoga has for classes. I would argue that the class is what you make of it. There are two «difficult» classes offered that border the intermediate and advanced practice. The beginner practice, I have to admit, was too slow for me almost immediately. The intermediate classes typically offer beginner options and then move towards the harder options once the teacher knows and can see that the students are ready for it.
After my third month of consistent yoga here at Charm City, I have lost 5 pounds and have a very defined stomach, defined arms and legs — without trying to accomplish any of that. I also still go out often and enjoy the Fells Point night life and my share of alcohol and not very healthy food options. I can only imagine what physical changes would result if one didn’t drink so much and changed their dietary habits.
The other thing I like about Charm City is the acknowledgment of how important and also difficult it is to use the practice to quiet the mind and have the outer body experience that yogis and yogini a strive for. The same outer body experience that medical research has suggested improves ones life and parallels the effects of anti depressants or other serotonin-​boosting activities. I love Charm City mostly for that — the teachers really make sure that the mental work is present during the practices. This business has single handedly changed the way I think and react to things, for the better.
Place rating: 5
Washington, DC
I tried this yoga thing with some excitement.
I haven’t tried other places in Baltimore but I’m informed this is the best place by yoga-​enthusiast friends.
The instructors are nice and they have a terrific first-​month deal for people who are gunshy about the 100 $ month regular membership.
Or if you’re on a tighter budget, you should take the community classes [7 $ i think].
Essentials like yoga mats can be rented for a low price but you’re probably better off borrowing a friend’s mat or picking your own up at a Marshall’s [as I did] or superstore of some sort.
Check the schedule and it’s pretty welcoming and the folks are nice.
Worth a punt, if you’re interested in yoga and don’t want an expensive or pressure cooker trial.
Place rating: 3
Baltimore, MD
I tried Charm City Yoga in Fells Point after searching for yoga studios in Baltimore. They had an online special for $ 25 unlimited yoga for the month so I thought I would try it out while I was interviewing for jobs and attending grad school orientation out there.
The studio is in a cute neighborhood in Fells Point right next to the water. There are great views of the neighborhood from the windows of the hot yoga room. The thing that struck me as odd was the fact there is carpet in their yoga rooms. Not only is that odd, but not hygienic. The room had an overall stench of bacterium which was extremely disgusting.
I tried a couple Beginner Yoga classes and a couple of Beginner Hot Yoga classes. My first class was a Beginner Yoga class and I did not feel like this was a Beginner class at all. The poses and vinyasas seemed more Level 1 – 2. Thankfully, it was that instructor’s last month at the studio because I would never take a class she teaches again. My experience in Beginner Hot Yoga was pretty similar. It seemed as if you should be at a Level 1 – 2 instead of Beginner, however the next Beginner Hot Yoga class I took with a different instructor was amazing. It was a bit more gentle and she came around and adjusted students if needed.
Yoga options are expensive and limited in Baltimore and Charm City seems to provide the most bang for your buck. They have locations throughout the city and various class times which fit a busy schedule. If I didn’t love yoga so much I probably would just stick to the gym but I guess once I move to Baltimore, I’ll have to keep going to Charm City.
Place rating: 2
Baltimore, MD
I have been going to charm city for a while mainly because it is one of the only yoga studios in Baltimore. If I had the time I would drive to dc or somewhere close to bmore to get a better, challenging vinyasa yoga class.
Although each class is different, anyone looking for a moderate to hard vinyasa yoga is sure to be disappointed. I rarely leave a non hot yoga class sweating, am almost never sore and a few times I have even been hurting the next day. I am not a crazy yoga person, I only don’t once a week at the most, but when I spend $ 16 for yoga I expect a decent class that flows, doesn’t jump into poses too early and tires me out. Additionally I don’t go to yoga for 15min of pure stretching that I can do at home or for 10 min of meditation.
With all that said, all of the locations in Baltimore are clean and it does seem well run. For now it’s all we have… But if a new yoga studio that is On par with DC, Boston or Philly I wold gladly switch.
Place rating: 4
Philadelphia, PA
Really I give this place 3.75 stars— it was better than «A-​OK» but not quite a 4 haha… lost points for expensive drop in rate and that there was a slight smell (which i will talk about soon but i think it was from the carpet floors)
I bought the 30 day trial for $ 25 deal (great deal!). My sister and I both went for the first time on Friday afternoon. It is located by the water in fells and is upstairs. At first I wasnt sure about the place… even after the first 10 min of class I still wasnt sure how i I liked it but the more the class went on the more I decided that I really loved it. It is a great studio and the instructor was very good! i liked the look of the studio and really enjoyed the hot vinyssa class we went to.
I thought the classroom had a slight smell to it when we walked in… which is kind of classic of any yoga studio that does hot yoga or bikram but I think it would help if they had hard wood floors in the actual studio and not carpet that I would think would soak up the sweat right? Anyway– my first expereince was great and I really loved the location— It was really nice looking out at the water during my yoga practice. I look forward to going again this week! I will say though– my sister did the drop in class for 16 $ and i thought that was WAY too expensive!
Place rating: 5
Pittsburgh, PA
For the serious yoga practitioner or someone new to the mat… the best yoga classes I’ve experienced, not just in Baltimore, but anywhere (have tried many other yoga studios in Boston, DC, and the Midwest). Their beginner classes expect some commitment, but are a great place to start. The intensity ranges greatly, and you will always get a fantastic workout. Their community classes are a great deal, but fill up quickly, so arrive early. Also, bring your own towel and a mat, because they charge you for rental of either.
Place rating: 4
San Francisco, CA
Charm City Yoga is by far the best yoga studio in the Baltimore area. Does that make it the best Yoga studio ever… not necessarily. But hey, it does offer everything you may be looking for in terms of a good yoga class, clean facilities, and a friendly invigorating environment.
Of all the Charm City locations, I prefer the Fell’s Pt. Charm City Yoga location. There is parking, it is easily accessible, and the studio is gorgeous. It has views of the water as well as a refreshing sun deck you can practice on if you are looking for an outdoor yoga experience. The cubbys to store your bags are on the smaller side so be weary of how big your water bottle is.
The teachers at Charm City are solid and very experienced. As someone who enjoys music during yoga instruction, I would recommend they use more upbeat tunes. Camille is my favorite instructor. She has so much energy and I would recommend her class to anyone. She also is very deliberate in how she conducts her classes. She always focuses on individual students needs and teaches her classes to meet their expectations. Because of Camille I can proudly boast that I have mastered my headstand!
Midtown has VERY limited parking and the lady at the front desk is not the nicest. Fell’s Pt. is the way to live. Walking by the water after an early morning class is enlightening for every inch of the body. It’s the quietest time to really appreciate the harbor and that charm were always talking about in Baltimore.
$ 6 Community Classes are always an added bonus of this studio.
Peace, Love, Yogi
–The Spiritual Gangster
Place rating: 4
Bowie, MD
Clean yoga studio. Wonderful location. It’s on the top floor of a narrow property in fells point which has a partial view of the harbor. While yoga-​ing at 5pm today, I had a water view with the sun setting in the background. It was beautiful and invigorating. If you live in the fells point area, definitely try out this studio. The only issue is that they have limited shower space compared to other studios in Baltimore, so don’t plan on showering there. Otherwise, it’s exceptionally priced and they have a wide array of classes. Enjoy the gorgeous views during your yoga practice :)
Place rating: 4
Gaithersburg, MD
I enjoy the yoga classes in Midtown and Towson though it’s easier to find parking in Towson than Midtown, I specially like the community classe at $ 6 per class it’s a bargain.
Place rating: 5
Columbia, MD
This is my favorite yoga studio! I pop in and out of yoga classes often but do not take any consistently at any one place — but so far this is my favorite. The teachers are mostly friendly and will help. The Fells Point studio is all the way at the top of the stairs — which can be a bit confusing the first time you go. Hot Yoga is hard but fun. They introduce advanced techniques but just so long as you work at your own pace most of the poses can be achieved. Don’t be scared! Its a great place to start yoga!
Place rating: 5
Baltimore, MD
At Charm City Yoga, these people are amazing! Not only do they work with you in class and make you feel in touch with your inner yogi, but they really really do care. I’ve been in and out of yoga classes for years now and just got back into it. I signed up for their great $ 40 first month deal and have been really taking advantage of it.
The instructors take their time to talk to you before and after the class if you have questions or concerns. They even take time to call you after your first week with them and check up on you. How fantastic is that?!
I definitely feel a difference in my body and relieves my stress. I highly recommend yoga especially at Charm City since they have 4 locations and the time to care for your needs.
Place rating: 5
Baltimore, MD
I’ve been going to Charm City Yoga for a few months now, and just recently signed up for the monthly membership. I try to go at least 3 – 4 times a week, so the $ 109/​month ends up being a great deal. Plus, you get membership perks like free workshops and mat rental.
One of the things I love about CCY is that even though Hot Vinyasa is their signature style, they offer a variety of class styles and levels. The fact that they have four locations also means that there is pretty much always a class that will fit your schedule at one of them. I frequent the Fells Point and Midtown locations mostly, but the ones in Towson and Fed Hill are just as nice.
Favorite classes are Rock n Roll Yoga with Katie B. on Wednesday nights, Beginner Hot Yoga with Edie on Thurday nights, and anything with Brianna!
Place rating: 5
Baltimore, MD
I really enjoyed the classes I’ve taken at Charm City Yoga. Disclaimer – my classes, so far, have been at the Towson location.
I agree with another poster that I wish the hot yoga fad would go away. It’s fine once in a while, but it seems as if almost all evening classes offered at CCY are hot-​based practices. I would rather see more Astanga and Hatha offered. Hot yoga doesn’t feel good for me.
That being said, I’m really happy that a place like CCY exists here and that it seems to be doing so well. Keep up the good work. Cheers.
Place rating: 5
Brooklyn, NY
Love Charm City yoga. The best classes offered in two beautiful locations Midtown and Fells Point with inspiring artwork by the owner and many wonderful teachers. (I can’t speak for Towson and Federal Hill’s studio is not that nice, an unfinished and raw space) Classes are long (you get your money’s worth), teachers for the most part are caring and skilled and the whole experience is relaxing and energizing. The check in system works fine — just get there a little early to make sure you have a spot since some classes fill up. The Fells Point classes look over the water or onto the pretty tree lined street. In the summer some classes are outside. Each teacher is different so try different classes until you find your favorite. I did:)