Inhale Miami

Inhale Miami is everything you want to find in a Yoga studio and then more. Beautiful space, great leadership, excellent teachers, a good class schedule and amazing events. In a city with many yoga studios, Inhale Miami is a gem. When you come in you are immediately aware you are in a special place; from the gorgeous peacock on the wall, to the no slip mats and the wonderful privacy curtains which also absorb any loud noises from the avenue and the gentle staff. The location is excellent with ample parking in an up and coming interesting Miami neighborhood.

I was VERY rusty in my yoga practice and began coming here to get back into the swing of things. I’ve been to 4 classes with 4 different teachers and all have been engaging and easy to follow. Highly recommended if you are looking to create your own practice.
Super cool and welcoming vibe from the staff too!

I travel to Miami a couple times a year and i like having my consistent places to go when I visit. I just found my yoga spot!
I was in the area and needed to find a place to stretch strengthen and get blissed out ASAP. You’ll know you arrived when you see the gorgeous mural of a bird on the building. Upon entering the lobby they offer organic fruit juices coconut water and info on events. This spot isn’t just a yoga studio it’s a center for yogis and non yogis. After checking in i chose a mat from the wall yoga mat art (I inquired about it and the owner mentioned a local artist made it for the center and all the furniture is sourced from recycled materials) the class was held in a large airy open space (there is ac for the summer months) and the instructor was amazing! She had a great tone to her class and was helpful to those that needed adjustments. The pace of the class was smooth too — and that’s important too! I will be fer sure coming here regularly and I can’t wait to try out the massages and acupuncture especially after traveling!
Inhale Miami also offers events that are exactly what I’m interested in the glow yoga for when I want to party up my flow or the Halloween party that was a family event for the kiddies too! Definitely a growing community.
I met the owner rikki and her vision for this spot is amazing and will be such an asset to the yoga community and to the surrounding area.

Inhale Miami was a beautiful surprise to me, as it is difficult to find a yoga studio that is so carefully crafted.
There is so much attention to details, design and ambiance, that one feels the creators of the studio want the students to feel they are in a special environment dedicated to their total immersion into their practice.
The studio sponsors events and community interaction and that is something to be admired.
All in all an awesome studio.

I love Inhale Miami! Since I live in Little Haiti, I was so excited to see a yoga studio open in the heart of the Little Haiti business district. It is a hopeful bright spot in an area that’s been underserved for many services, including yoga and bodywork. I was even more impressed after two classes there. The owner, Rikki, is highly motivated to interact with the community through events and classes, and even with the kids in the area by recruiting them for free kids classes. I think that’s amazing. She also support local artists by displaying them and having showings, and she’s had local «street artists» doing really beautiful murals.
I used to teach yoga a few years ago, but have fallen out of a practice. I have tried many styles and prefer a practice that focuses on the breath and takes time to explore each pose, and I love a deep sivasana as the desert after the meal. For me, it is about going to that place that has no description, where thoughts become trifles instead of a beating, insistent drum in my head, and my body finds a deep rest. Rikki took me there. She focused on the flow of the breath with the movement, getting the most benefit out of each pose, and letting go of all those humdrum thoughts. Rikki seems able to take people to the edge where you get the most challenge for your individual body. The rest of my day at work was significantly shifted as I found myself much more buoyant and effortlessly happy.
I haven’t tried the bodywork yet but I will. The overall prices are extremely reasonable and I sincerely hope they can stay that way. For myself, I can’t afford to take a spin class for $ 30, a yoga class for $ 18, nor a monthly subscription for $ 120 or whatever. But I can afford a $ 7 yoga class regularly. I already happily consider Inhale Miami my home studio…

If anyone is looking for a yoga studio with highly qualified yoga teachers that offer yoga classes that are unique, challenging and energizing. I’ve been taking class with Bonnie (one of the instructor) for many years and her class offers something different and unique every time. Classes are challenging and rejuvenating at the same time.
The décor the ambience of the studio are awesome as well. The owner Rikki is very sweet and welcoming as well. Would definitely recommend this studio to anyone!

I’m giving 4 stars because I need more than one visit to decide if I like a yoga studio and this was a preview class, they don’t open until September. I have a feeling I will be giving 5 stars once they are open and I go more frequently.
So here’s the deal, I want a fun, uplifting, athletic practice. I don’t want to spend much time chanting things in Sanskrit when I don’t know the meaning, I don’t want too much deep philosophy because I came for yoga and I don’t know what your education is in terms of Buddhism, Hinduism, or any other ism. I do want you to create positive vibes and inspire me to reach a hit into my soul. I like some heat but in almost August in Miami I cannot practice in most studios as they don’t believe in a/​c and I literally get nauseous.
So I’m quite thankful for this beautiful little gem in little Haiti. The owners has their act way way together. The space is hip as can be on the outside with cool graffiti and as inviting as possible on the inside with a warmth as soon as you walk in. Studio is gorgeous w/​o being pretentious. It is airy and spacious and it smells deelish from the candles.
The practice is fun, sporty yet never fails to connect your body and your mind. The instructor is lively and easy to follow and she is assisted by wonderful assistants. And it is just air conditioned enough. I can’t explain how grateful I was to practice in Miami w/​o suffering heat stroke and end up slipping on my May and in my arm balances from sweat.
They open in September and I’m sure this won’t just be yoga but a community as well. I cannot wait until they open so I can start a regular practice there.