Hot Yoga Brickell has run one simple formula since 2011: a room heated to 105°F and a fixed hatha-based sequence, taught the same way every class. No decisions, no surprises — the postures arrive in the same order, so your progress is measured against yourself, not the person next to you.
Beginners start with the 60-minute express class. The 90-minute classic is the full traditional sequence, for students whose practice is established. New students begin with a $79 unlimited intro month — thirty days to find out what the heat does for you.
Day one humbles everyone. Day two is already easier.
The sequence never changes. You do.
Thirty days, unlimited Hot 60 classes, one price. The studio's standing offer for new students — the cheapest way to find out whether the hot room is for you.
For regulars. Every Hot 60 and Hot 90 class on the schedule, plus priority booking for the 30-day challenge months.
The full heat in sixty minutes. A condensed hatha-based sequence: standing series, floor series, two breathing exercises. Where every beginner starts — including people who have never done yoga.
The complete traditional sequence, unhurried. Longer holds, deeper floor work, and a final stretch that trains concentration as much as flexibility. For students with an established practice.
Thirty days unlimited for $79. Come three to four times a week; by week two the sequence stops feeling foreign. New students only, one per person.
One-to-one posture correction and injury-aware sequencing in the hot room, scheduled around your week. Before or after group classes.
Thirty consecutive days of practice. One class per day counts; a missed day restarts the count. Finishers' names go on the studio wall — the tradition that built this community.
Three paths into the hot room — pick the one that matches where you are, not where you wish you were.
Thirty days of unlimited Hot 60 classes for $79. Your first week: back row, modest goals, plenty of water. By week three most students have a favorite class time and a posture that finally makes sense.
The traditional sequence in full — every posture given its proper time. Students typically move up after two to three months of regular 60-minute practice; your teacher will tell you when you are ready.
Thirty consecutive days. Not about perfection — about showing up. Most challengers describe the month as the point their practice became a habit rather than an activity.
Everything the hot room runs on, drifting past. Hover around — then come sweat with us.
Start $79 intro