Worlds Yoga Fremont

Chelsey Bian

2 months ago · ★ 2

The studio itself is lovely — clean, well-maintained, with plenty of equipment to rent. Honestly better than most chain studios I’ve been to. That said, I had a really discouraging experience with instructor Arza. I came in hoping for a relaxing, mindful practice. Instead, it felt more like a strict ballet correction session. She was extremely particular about form — which I understand to a degree — but when students couldn’t keep up, she responded with visible frustration and what felt like eye-rolling. To be fair, she may not have known I was a complete beginner. But that almost makes it worse — this seems to just be how she treats anyone who isn’t executing the poses perfectly. Yoga is supposed to meet you where you are. If you’re struggling, the last thing you should feel is judged. I spent the entire class in a state of low-key anxiety rather than anything close to relaxation or mindfulness. The studio has real potential and I’d try it again with a different teacher. But if you’re here to decompress, find peace, or you’re just not at an advanced level — I’d steer clear of Arza’s classes.

Abhishek Sharma

2 months ago · ★ 5

Best yoga studio in the Bay Area and maybe on the planet! Dr. K is genuinely passionate about yoga. He and his teachers have deeply advanced my practice, and I’m truly grateful to them. Highly recommend joining even if just for a month. They have classes for both advanced practitioners and beginners.

Priyanka Suryaneni

a year ago · ★ 2

Bad customer service and poor communication. I sent an email requesting to place an immediate hold on my account. I followed up on this request multiple times and even called the studio, but received no response. They ignored me for a week. And then they tried to come up with unnecessary solutions that I hadn’t requested for and ended up wasting more of my time. Also, pls be careful. I discovered that they sign you into classes that you haven’t attended. Their class structure is very confusing. I have prior yoga experience from India. Also, the basic classes don’t really prepare you for advance asanas that the moderate classes need. Over all, it’s been a bad experience.

Sachin Sharma

a year ago · ★ 5

Great Studio for your daily Yoga asana practice. Also offering Yoga teacher training if you are ready to deepen your understanding of the ancienct science of Yoga. Excellent teachers and guides.

Theresa Dopp

6 years ago · ★ 1

Funny that I see a review where someone mentions coming in on a Groupon deal and that management was friendly and flexible even allowing her to go not only to the Fremont location but also the Milpitas location. Well my experience was the complete opposite. My girlfriend got a Groupon deal for the both of us in which we were to enjoy 20 classes over a 3 month period of time for $73. It was a gift given to me, that I was not aware that the fine print says if youve been to any other Worlds Yoga you would not be able to redeem after it was given. Most establishments will work with you and your Groupon but Roya refused to be anything but accommodating. When my girlfriend and I went to our first class she not only didnt acknowledge us for the first 5 to 10 minutes just standing there as she walked past several times without a greeting, a smile, or simple hello, that when we finally got her attention she ended up being rude in her interaction with me. We explained the situation of how my girlfriend didnt know Ive been to Worlds Yoga before in Union City, Roya looked directly at me and scolded me with “dont you read the fine print!” You need to read your Groupon! Like I was a child. Hmmm not a great first impression. She then said well we can allow you the introductory rate at $25 unlimited classes within a 2 week period of time, but said I wouldnt be held to the 2 weeks period of time. Unfortunately she went back on her word via email after confirming what we discussed prior in person. I then asked about the remaining credit I had of $48 she said I could apply it to a pkg but she then tried to discourage me by saying “most people like you come in wanting to take a lot of classes but then will just drop off, so you dont want to sign up for many classes.. “ Seriously thats how you sell on your memberships, by insulting your potential customers by saying “you people” not sure what that was supposed to mean, but I was highly offended. Its really disappointing when Yoga is supposed to be about good vibes, community, healing, and overall respect. Ive recently been diagnosed with moderate to severe arthritis in my 30’s. Im here to try to feel better for pain and Roya being the front of House of Worlds Yoga in Fremont really ruined my experience. Im going to do with what I can with the credit I have, but I will not continue my practice there thereafter. I write this review not as a person scorned, but an individual who is deeply saddened and very disappointed by the lack of customer service received for something that is supposed to improve quality of life...