Challenge yourself to new yoga poses with a class from Sacramento's Yoga Loka. Ready to find peace of mind and inner strength? Make your way to studio today.
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Cora
Report|2 months ago
I love Yoga Loka! I’ve been going to Yoga Loka since 2013 and enjoy the welcoming feeling, experienced teachers, and relaxing way to burn 400+ calories!
Tanya
Report|2 months ago
LOVE this studio!! Instructor Michael is awesome
Ana
Report|2 months ago
A friend and I tried out this place and we loved it. Hot yoga was intense but we enjoyed it. Check it out if you haven’t tried.
Caroline
Report|3 months ago
I love this studio. It’s been ten years since I’ve walked through the door and nothing has changed, except my yoga experience. It’s only become better. I am grateful for this studio and those who work there and lead classes. There’s an energy within this studio that you don’t find at others.
Patsy
Report|3 months ago
Good facility with good instructors. My o Ly complaint is they do t supply water fountain or small hand towels. I’ll definitely go back.
JASON
Report|4 months ago
Beautiful yoga room and teachers are amazing
Erin
Report|5 months ago
Great experience! Clean space, friendly staff and a great teacher.
Jhezmel
Report|5 months ago
Lovely experience! Challenging but very stress relieving. Will make this part of my daily routine
Monica
Report|7 months ago
Really cool experience. Bring a mat, waterbottle and towel.
johty
Report|7 months ago
I love this place! It’s so calming and I’m glad I got to come back after so many years. The instructors have always been awesome here.
Yoga Loka co-founders Bill and Sandy McCauley, inspired by the centering benefits of Bikram yoga, worked to achieve Bikram teaching certification and open their own yoga studio in 1995. Now supported by a talented team of instructors, the McCauleys welcome students of all experience levels to discover the 90-minute Bikram style. During each class, instructors lead students through a set of 26 postures and two breathing exercises, and the studio's balmy temperatures, like South American vacations, induce sweating to help rid the body of toxins and build an appreciation for winter.
