Fahrenheit Yoga + Pilates

I have been taking classes at Bayside yoga for almost a year now. The place has been renovated recently and it looks amazing. I love going to Georgina's classes, she is a really kind and nurturing teacher. I have had a terrible experience at another Bikram yoga place, so now I drive 20 mins to Bayside yoga. It has helped my arthritis tremendously. The practice here is my little slice of heaven each week.

The class was great but the front of house experience was awful. I was greeted by an extremely rude receptionist, she was snappy and had a very arrogant attitude when I asked her a simple question. I was about to give her the benefit of the doubt when I heard her being rude to the person behind me. Kinda negative vibe when you intend to chill and do yoga. Unlikely I'll be back.

Management are just after your money - no after care if you don’t turn up to class for a few months and then try to penalise you when you try to cancel membership. The room is not sanitised after each class and owner is terrible to deal with. Never going there again. .

Was really nervous about my first time trying bikram yoga and ill never be back. The reception lady was so rude and snappy talking to everyone like they are problems.. everyone in the 4pm class was shocked at how disgusting her attitude was. Not what i thought yoga was all about. 2 new client lost.

sorry I haven't actually been to BYB, but have been doing Bikram for a number of years and had to respond to the person that said the instructor 'did not allow us to drink water for the majority of the class or leave the room' and that 'this is not common practice for Bikram'. Actually, common practice (as any regular will know) for Bikram is:- the instructor will tell you not to drink water unless between poses so as not to distract other students - but there is is only one 'formal' water break. Further, the idea is that over time, and provided you're well-hydrated before the class (as you should be), ideally you can give up drinking during the classs, as it IS a distraction to the practice.- no-one should leave the room unless it's an 'emergency', and first-timers are told that the goal is to stay in the room for the 1.5 hours. Obviously, if you feel really sick or have to go to the loo, then that would be a reason to leave.Having said the above, no-one is going to physically force you not to drink or not to the leave the room - so ultimately, it is your choice. The instructor may encourage but they can't force you to do anything.

Really lovely studio, and even lovelier instructors and teachers. Everyone is very welcoming, and they tailor the moves/poses to individual/differing levels of strength and flexibility. I enjoy all the Bikram classes (90min and 60min) - haven't tried the plates yet, but heard they were great too. Lots of parking, and nice changerooms too.

Friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Love that the studio has windows to let in natural light, it's especially delightful during the 6am class so you can watch the sun rise.

A great place to unwind and sweat. My favourite night to come to Pilates is R&B Fridays because it is an absolute vibe in terms of music, people and of course, the trainer.Tori is one of the best trainers I have ever had and always makes the experience tough, but enjoyable! The only downside is I wish they had Pilates classes at more convenient times such as 7am, 7pm etc., as then I could attend way more.

Well Done to Darren and the Team at Fahrenheit on the studio revamp Bay. I love doing yoga there in your beautiful new studio and fabulous teachers. The change room and showers are also looking great, with those wonderful big shower heads. Highly recommended for a full on sweaty Bikram yoga experience.

Fahrenheit is a really welcoming studio. Since Darren has taken over, the studio has been transformed and all of the teachers are so pleasant to deal with. The community vibe is really nice to be a part of. Thanks Darren and the Fahrenheit Team