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Big Shoulders Yoga
Big Shoulders Yoga: Calm spaces, strong practice for every level.
4.8
Yoga Studio
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Big Shoulders Yoga: Calm spaces, strong practice for every level.
Big Shoulders Yoga in Chicago (1645 W Chicago Ave, 60622) offers a calm, welcoming studio with a broad class lineup for all levels. Guests praise amazing, supportive instructors, a spacious, warm space, and a non-judgmental vibe. From restorative sessions to more challenging classes with focused themes, the experience is designed for body and mind to move together, often ending with a lavender towel moment.
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Gentle, guided sessions for newcomers to build foundational poses and confidence in a supportive setting.
Challenging classes with peak poses and themed focuses to deepen your practice and enhance flexibility.
Relaxing sessions designed to reset the body and mind, promoting stress relief and recovery.
A soothing amenity offered at the end of classes to enhance relaxation and provide a calming finish.
Affordable two-week unlimited access for new students to explore various classes and find their fit.
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Overall rating
Patricia Mcclatchey
Jenine Early
Jordan B
Really love the intimate, independent, family-owned feel of this place, not corporate-y at all! I took Jonathan’s Wednesday evening Basics class and enjoyed it. The basics class is slow and meditative - if you’re looking for a tough workout I wouldn’t recommend it - but it was good for clearing my mind, slowing down, and stretching. Great studio to support.
peter dusenberry
I was nervous about starting yoga, but every instructor made me feel completely welcomed, encouraged and relaxed. Thanks to Big Shoulders, it's now become and forever will be an energizing and essential part of my life.
Kari Skaflen
Fun, welcoming community-based yoga!
Samantha Ripani
Wonderful studio with great teachers, class varieties and a calming atmosphere. best part of class has to be the lavender towel at the end!!! the mild classes have harder peak poses than I would expect, but there is no judgement if you are unable to get into the pose
