Toronto has two locations of this popular yoga chain offering a variety of classes like hot yoga, Vinyasa Flow and Gentle Hatha. The second-floor studio at Richmond and Spadina has a boutique vibe and complimentary tea. Head to Bay and Dudas for the spacious 10,000-square-foot oasis with an infrared sauna.

A dedicated community of folks flock to this studio in Liberty Village specializing exclusively in hot yoga. Work on your arm balancing foundations or take Pure Flow, an unconventionally upbeat class with its own hype playlist. Whatever class you sign up for, expect to sweat buckets.

More than 20 years since opening as Moksha, this Toronto-born chain has rebranded to Modo. The community extends across North America, though all their studios are individually owned. You can practice by St. Clair subway station, in Scarborough, in Etobicoke, Bloor West and on the Danforth.

At the forefront of Toronto’s yoga community is this studio on Ossington that’s been operating since 1997. Stretch at all levels from Vinyasa to pilates. Downward Dog was one of the first handful of studios in the city to offer teacher trainings and their programs are some of the most reputable in the city.

With over 55 classes per week, this Bloorcourt studio has everything you need. Choose from a range of hot and regular yoga classes. Their wellness services include reiki and different options for massage therapy styles ranging from Swedish to hot stone massage.

You’ll definitely be glowing after a session at this Beaches studio. This community hub has two cork-floor practice  rooms, 11-foot-tall ceilings and a reception area with free WiFi and complimentary tea and oranges that doubles as a communal hangout and a retail shop.

This yoga studio in the Annex has a variety of classes every day as well as workshops and teacher training programs.