

Flow is the yoga-hipster hangout that is overcrowded but surprisingly affordable. I stopped going here because of the cramped classrooms but they had a Yin class that I wanted to check out. I had to laugh to see that with only a few inches between mats, the teachers did a couple of asanas that impeded on the mat of the yogis next to me (earth to teacher, knock off any spread arm or leg poses in crowded classrooms). In any event, it did bring back a nostalgic glow since I had some history here (See the part about Flow Yoga).


The iconic narrow stairs of many yoga studios in DC.

Ha, ha...if only the classrooms was this, ahum, spacious...

Truth in advertising makes the classrooms more like this...but overall it was a fun class.