An infrared-heated yoga house in Miami — heated power flows, active recovery, mat pilates.
Five ways to move, from full sweat to full stillness. Every class is led by a 200-hour registered teacher, and every heated class runs on infrared panels — deep, even warmth that arrives fast and stays kind to your breath.
If you want a strong, honest sweat in a room that feels like it was built for exactly this, start here. Then call us — we’ll help you pick your first week.
Call usOur signature. Breath-led sequencing in infrared heat — strength, sweat, and focus in 60 to 75 minutes.
Plus Yogalete — half vinyasa, half sculpt — and reformer pilates on a separate schedule. Ask the front desk which class fits your week.
No joining fees, no fine-print traps. Every option below is marked Sample because this page is a concept — the numbers mirror the studio’s public rates. Special rates apply with valid ID for students, first responders, military, and veterans.
One week of unlimited classes. Starts with your first class, valid one month from purchase. Excludes reformer pilates.
Best first stepUnlimited classes on autopay with a 3-month commitment ($159 without). Free virtual-studio access included. Excludes reformer pilates.
Most popularDrop-ins valid one month; the $200 ten-class pack (Sample) is valid a full year. Made for visitors and slow starters.
No commitmentInfrared panels warm your body directly — muscles and tissue first — instead of blowing hot air around the room. It reaches temperature faster than forced-air systems, and most students describe the heat as deeper, more even, and easier to breathe in.
The New Student Special ($75 for a week, Sample) was made for you. Begin with a warm Vinyasa Flow or Restorative Flow, rest whenever you need, and arrive 15 minutes early so a teacher can walk you through the room.
Yes — 200-hour and 300-hour trainings run through the year, covering anatomy, sequencing, cueing, and the practical side of teaching. You train alongside the same teachers who lead your weekly classes.
A mat, a large towel, and water — you will sweat. Mats and towels are available to rent at the studio, and the front desk keeps water cold.
In 2017, Melissa Echevarria set out to build a studio that truly felt like home. She has taught yoga across Miami since 2014 — working with everyone from top athletes to students living with Parkinson’s disease — and brings that range to every class she leads. Through creating and owning Casa Vinyasa, she is committed to helping both students and teachers recognize their own greatness. Students say it plainly: “it truly does feel like home as soon as you walk in the door.” — Dana P. Others mention the friendliness at the front desk, the well-heated room, and teachers who somehow always make you glad you came.