Pricing

We offer a variety of pricing packages for both our yoga and massage services. We have drop-in prices if you’re looking to dip your toes in, or memberships for those ready to make a commitment.

Find the package that suits your needs, and purchase it through MindBody or by reaching out to us directly. We can’t wait to see you in the studio!

Simple Pricing. Seriously Good Yoga.

We believe great yoga should be accessible, sustainable, and worth showing up for.

At Body Reflects, you're getting more than a spot on a mat. You're getting small classes, experienced teachers, thoughtful instruction, and a community that knows your name.

To cancel or change a recurring subscription, please text us or send an email and we’ll be happy to do work with you. We just ask for 14 days notice. Memberships can also be put on hold for a small fee.

Drop-in


$30

New Student Special

2 weeks unlimited yoga

$46



Monthly Unlimited Yoga


$135


$250


10 Pack Yoga Classes

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Massage pricing

Check out our memberships and policies page for details on becoming a member and cancellations.

To cancel or change a recurring subscription, please text us or send an email and we’ll be happy to do work with you. You can register and pay for classes and subscriptions through MindBody.

Individual session

Massage type

(Membership)


60-min signature

$125


($94)

90-min signature

$164


($135)

120-min signature

$220


($176)

Thai yoga massage

$170


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Total body package

Get the ultimate Body Reflects experience with unlimited yoga and a monthly massage.

To cancel or change a recurring subscription, please text us or send an email and we’ll be happy to do work with you.


Unlimited yoga + monthly massage

$230


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Gift certificates

Give the gift of a massage or yoga to your friends, family, or anyone you fancy!

Minimum is $50 and maximum is $200. Gift certificates are valid until redeemed.

“Yoga is the journey of the self, through the self, to the self.”

— The Bhagavad Gita