Ziva Yoga

AVOID. "$28 3 x trial pass invalid for travellers". After googling some studios downtown SNG, Ziva appealed to me as it had strong reviews and hot yoga/vinyasa. I got to class 5 mins early, the lady asked if I had been before and I said no. I said I would like to do the trial, she we can sort it after class. After class I went to pay for the trial and the lady asked if I live in Singapore or visiting. I said I'm here for 2 weeks work. Her response was- I was unable to do the trial as I don't live in Singapore. So I had to pay for drop in. "The T&C's is on the website". She then asked if I can pay cash as they don't accept cards. I asked where this was on the website as I couldn't see it, she said it's on there in a rude tone. I came home, looked again- and guess what it's not there. They had an opportunity to inform me before the class and didn't and then charged me more. Honestly, was very disappointing. I would have done the 3 classes and paid for more drop ins but now I won't return after this! Ziva if you read this, please do not false advertise!!!

This location is not very visible from the road. It shares the same location as Juggernaut Fight Club. This is an old one-storey building and the facilities are not what one would be used for yoga centres here. The yoga room is not air-conditioned and it has a few fans in the room. It does give a very rustic vibe. This might appeal to some though. There aren't many classes in a day with one morning class, one afternoon and two evening classes on average. Class quality was average and not worth the amount per class for the packages (as at August 2017). Their package of 10 classes is at S$280.

Lovely rustic studio with very nurturing and personable teachers, as well as an adorable resident cat named Maggie. Classes conducted by Faiz and Yihan are fantastic because they're always well thought out, and contain grounding yet challenging sequences that emphasize good alignment and other fundamental yoga principles.

I joined since December 2015. When you found an instructor and class that suit you, it is a great place to learn and practice yoga. The instructors are proficient, patient and friendly. They often go beyond class hour to give you individual feedback and tips to improve. I started from a complete noob, to be able to do headstand and handstand in about 6 months, eventhough I only come once a week. The place does have a great feel. It shares toilet with the futsal field next door, and therefore, the toilet is understandably not dust free. But other places, from the changing room to the studio itself are spick and span. Highly recommended for beginners to advance practitioners.

Ziva yoga is a great yoga community filled with fun and energetic instructors that can tailor classes for everyone. Whether you are new to yoga or a professional yogi, there is some challenge in it for you. The space is clean and the classes leave you just sore enough to come back for more again and again. Need help with a sore shoulder or tight hips, they will sort you right out with all the stretches and postures you need. come in and check it out for yourself.

My favourite yoga studio. It is conveniently located at Tiong Bahru and there are many food places you can go to after class. The studio is very zen like and I enjoy going for San’s hot yoga. They also have a very cute cat! It is well facilitated with multiple shower rooms and a toilet. The changing area is big and gives ample space for all the students to do their thing. It is a very humble and comfortable place.

A homey, airy studio that is creates a calm space to focus on one's yoga practice Faiz is one very experienced yoga teacher with clear, detailed cues and thoughtful sequencing to help you improve your practice with each class. Recommended for people new to yoga and also seasoned practitioners.

I love Ziva Yoga. I tried multiple yoga studios in Singapore and this was the place that I felt most comfortable. From the first class the teacher(Melanie) asked me my name and chatted about the practice with me afterwards. The vibe is homey, personal, and the classes are form-focused. This is a place for people who really want to deepen their practice. Many other studios can feel sterile, boujie, or impersonal, but Ziva is perfect. I only wish I lived closer so I didn’t have to take the bus during rush hour to get here.