You might call Yoga Reclaimed a Lost and Found for the soul. That's because owner Ryan Bailey has created it as a space where people are encouraged to reclaim what they've lost, whether it's a lapsed yoga practice or a lost sense of self-worth or purpose. Five different class types—Ashtanga, Flow, Balance, Restore and Slow Flow—help pave the way for this kind of renewal, each establishing a mindful connection to the body and allowing students an opportunity to find their spiritual center.

The term "reclaimed" also nods to the studio itself, which was made using recycled materials. Within that studio, students find three separate practice zones: one un-heated, and two warmed to varying temperatures, allowing students to find the spot that makes them most comfortable during their practice. The infrared radiant heat used in these two zones is reportedly a cleaner way to heat the studio than using forced air units or piles of burning coals, and has been linked with toxin removal, improved circulation, and even pain relief. The studio has also recently renovated their locker room and now includes a shower to allow clients a place to get ready for work after class.