This yoga studio changed my life.

Clean, chemical free, kind, diverse, community-minded: Moksha gets my blood and sweat moving, centers me, makes me feel resilient, young-forever, and able.

I've said, joking-not-joking, that this Moksha studio makes it possible for me to live through another Toronto winter.

What is Moksha? it is Vinyasina yoga in a heated studio. Hot, but not too hot.

Not... more

I'm not a big yoga person, but love exploring movement, flexibility, learning about my body and staying healthy. I have resisted hot yoga for years. My loss! Only a few days in and this place has me hooked. No hipster yogis, just smiling faces, warm spirits, and teachers that have already taught me new things, made me feel welcome and have even had me giggling in class. Thats right... more

Never tried hot yoga until a few months ago, and now I'm definitely a fan. I'm not the bendiest person around, but that's okay, that's why I'm here! Moksha Danforth is a very welcoming place, and it has a great atmosphere. I recommend Matthew's class on Monday nights. He makes adjustments and helps you get into poses with gentleness. I always feel great after his class :)

Hopefully they will... more

Just steps away from Chester Station, the Danforth location of Moksha Yoga occupies the second and third floors above an eco-conscious retailer called Grass Roots. It can be pretty easy to miss when you're walking on street level, but with classes running all throughout the day, chances are you'll catch a few mat-toting, smiling folks with the unmistakable hot yoga afterglow on their way out as... more

A few years ago I used to volunteer there for the Karma exchange in receiving free yoga classes. The staff are great the environment is spacious and clean.

I went in last week for a 90 minute deep tissue massage. I brought in my medical report on my back surgery for the RMT. We discussed the things I would like focused on for the first 60 minutes and whatever else after that.

I found the room... more

A very chill yoga studio!
I have been to others that are quite snooty, but Moksha Danforth is your friendly neighbourhood studio.
My favourite teacher is Michelle. She is super warm and friendly.
Weekend classes tend to be jam packed. Best time seems to be morning ones during the weekdays.
I buy the class package because I am not dedicated enough yet to get an unlimited monthly pass (hope to... more

I've been going to Moksha Danforth for close to a year and really enjoy it. Great vibe and wonderful instructors.

I do find some of the evening/weekend classes packed solid. In those instances, the womens' changeroom is way too small to handle the capacity. As a result, I tend to go to the 6:30 am classes.

Other than that, Moksha is a great studio and I would recommend it to anyone.

This studio is my favourite one to go to nearby with lots of positives:

- Great location (at chester station, a few stops away from me)
- The instructors are amazing - I've tried the moksha and moksha flow classes with three or four different instructors and all have the same level of quality regardless of what they are teaching
- The hot room is always clean (they insist on cleaning the floor... more

I came here a couple of years ago on an intro pass and it was part of a many studio yoga blitz, on many passes, from studios all over the city.

Out of all of them I like Moksha Danforth best. The studio is very cozy and the vibe is chill. Unlike many of the studios downtown, it's very down to earth.

I like all of their eco-friendly initiatives.

The instructors are knowledgeable, professional... more

I came here on their intro pass. I think I came to about 4 classes in 10 days. Because it's hot yoga, I definitely has preference for their shorter classes (60 min or 75 min).

The staff and instructors are really nice. I tried the flow class, regular moksha as well as the yin yoga class. I had preference for both yin yoga and the flow class.

The location is great. Really close to home. I wish... more

This great little studio should not be discovered by too many more people because, very unyogic, I'm not sure how willing I am to share with many others. These instructors have helped me through major injuries, endurance training and a sedentary life of writing. I love that all the instructors encourage and help with adaptations so its easy to explore different kinds of classes without... more

This is a great location for Moksha but there are a few things. Note: the last time I was here was Summer, 2011 but I went a few times to this studio during their generous one week pass discount. I would give this more of a 3.5 star and it's mainly because of the studio and not of the quality of service.

VIBE
I love that people chill in the waiting room here after class. It's pretty cool. The... more

I tried my first class at the Danforth Moksha Yoga Studio. I'm recovering from a injury and I was nervous about returning to any activities outside of physio. However my massage therapist and physiotherapist both suggested I try Amanda's Yin Yoga Class.

I arrived early and had a conversation with Amanda before class. During the entire class, I was careful moving from stretch to stretch, but... more

Almost a year since my last review, I wanted to update.

The studio is still one of my favourite ones to go to. It's easy to get to (subway, and there is ample parking - free on Chester or the streets near it, and a large green P as a last resort).
They run the place well, although it can get crowded, I'm never annoyed. The quality of instruction is always very good (Michelle is one of the... more

This first time I ever tried Hot Yoga was at this location. It seemed to be very daunting at first but it was an excellent experience. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. I appreciated the environmentally friendly atmosphere and their holistic (rather than superficial) approach to yoga.

The have complimentary hair pins and hair-ties in the change room -- a huge bonus for a forgetful... more

Came here on a Karma night and loved it so much I paid full price to come back for a regular class. This was my first time at hot yoga and prior to this I've only done regular yoga... I don't think I can go back, hot yoga kicks regular yoga's butt IMO. It's such a relaxing detox that makes me feel so refreshed, rejuvenated and new after. It also has helped with my problem of feeling bloated all... more

I have to say that I'm absolutely bias towards this location. My first happy memories of hot yoga originates here. Prior to practicing at this studio, I had only ever been exposed to this most sweaty of athletic endeavours at one other place. The difference is like night and day! The neighbourhood is swell (what's not to love about Greektown? Grilled calamari at Astoria, shopping at cute... more

I have been to Moksha Downtown, Midtown, Markham and now Danforth and I see some similarity between them of course, but also some huge differences.

My ongoing complaint that there isn't any music, I am beginning to realize that this is a Moksha thing, and this evening the teacher did minimal adjustments, which I am also beginning to realize is a Moksha thing. But since this is now the closest... more

I've visited the downtown and uptown locations as well and Moksha studios seem to be run similarly, which in their case is a good thing.

I'm reviewing Danforth because I live in that neighbourhood and because I visit this location most often. The class cards are well-priced and don't expire (despite the disclaimer on their website).

If you're a yogi, you'll enjoy it. If you're not, you'll... more

Moksha Danforth is one of the first few studios I visited with my Passport to Prana card. The studio is located in one of those leisurely parts of Toronto that make summers tiringly fun, and lazy sundays even more enjoyable.

I third the sign issue that both Jennifer and Starr noticed. I went by the studio about 3-4 times until I noticed it. If one doesn't have the address handy, superman... more

I decided to come and visit Moksha Yoga Danforth on a nice Monday afternoon for their Community Class at 2:00 PM.

It is an Anusara Inspired Reduced heat yoga class and the cost is $5 for 90 minute. This is the first Anusara Inspired class I ever took, as I don't really know what to expect.

From the website "Anusara is an elegant practice based on Universal Principles of Alignment and... more

Once again...my Passport to Prana brought me to this studio. I've decided that my kind of yoga is the detox kind, where it is physically demanding but also relaxing. And Moksha is the place to go!

I went to the Scarborough location and I'm not sure which location is better. I agree with Jennifer that the sign for the studio is not very large. It's actually just a small poster on a door (the... more