Starr Mill Yoga

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jamie wright

Yesterday, after class I came out of the studio and was commenting on how grateful and lucky I feel to have such a beautiful space to practice in. I looked out the window as this scene unfolded. A bald eagle flew into view and began aerial maneuvers, attempting to catch a duck from the surface of the pond. The ducks, (mergansers) kept on diving under and scattering apart, and the eagle flew off empty-handed after a few trys, a magical amazing moment!! Thanks and Gratitude ✨️ Best yoga studio! (and I've been to quite a few)

Emerson Ruocco

Starr Mill Yoga is the best yoga studio around. Sybil and the rest of the Starr Mill Community host classes that are tailorable, mindful, and fun. The instructors, students, and plants create a welcoming and positive atmosphere unlike any other studio. Natalie’s Fitness classes and Lauren’s Rise and Shine classes are some of my favorites! Plus, you absolutely can’t beat listening to the waterfall during savasana at the end of class.

carolyn astle

Feeling grateful to experience the great variety of excellent yoga classes at STARR MILL YOGA. In Nicole’s yin yoga class the gentle long holds allow for increased blood circulation in the joints and bones because of targeting the deep connective tissues between the muscles. My overall flexibility is increasing. Nicole’s dragon series is quite challenging, but each time I notice a slight improvement in flexibility. Thank You! 🤗

Keleigh Anders

Over the last month I’ve been taking classes from Starr Mill and it’s been absolutely amazing. I had my doubts at first because I’m hundreds of miles away and so only able to join them virtually. I just wasn’t sure how yoga, which is so full of angles and can involve subtle posture adjustments, would translate. Since it was a good deal for a month long unlimited pass so I decided to give it a try. I am so glad I did! The teachers are clearly visible in every pose and very aware of the camera angle and microphone positioning. Every single teacher has been incredible. It’s clear they are passionate about their work and care deeply for their students’ experiences, even those of us stuck at home. I’ve had times where the teacher noticed my success with a tricky move and mirrored my smiling thumbs up, and other times where the teacher called my name and gave some suggestions for adjustments. A sense of community is part of what I value in yoga practice, and that has been extended even from afar. Believe me, this is so much better than following along with a prerecorded session. There’s just something about sharing time and effort with others on the path with you.