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Bryan Kest's Power Yoga Santa Monica

  • PriceDonation-based; about $10-15 suggested
  • AmbienceEnergetic, unpretentious, community studio
  • Duration75 minutes

Bryan Kest's Power Yoga Santa Monica is a donation-based yoga studio at 1410 2nd Street in Santa Monica, California. It is associated with Bryan Kest, an American teacher widely credited with helping popularize power yoga in Los Angeles, and the studio is known for its accessible, no-frills approach. The setting is an urban studio a short walk from the Third Street Promenade and the beach, rather than a spa or retreat compound, and the atmosphere is energetic and welcoming.

Donation-based power yoga studio offering daily classes; drop-ins welcome.

Bryan Kest's Power Yoga Santa Monica is a donation-based yoga studio at 1410 2nd Street in Santa Monica, California. It is associated with Bryan Kest, an American teacher widely credited with helping popularize power yoga in Los Angeles, and the studio is known for its accessible, no-frills approach. The setting is an urban studio a short walk from the Third Street Promenade and the beach, rather than a spa or retreat compound, and the atmosphere is energetic and welcoming.

Classes are in the power yoga and vinyasa flow style, a dynamic, strength-building practice in which poses are linked by breath and movement. Sessions last about 75 minutes and run daily, though the schedule varies, so visitors should check the current timetable on the studio's website or by phone at 310-458-9500. Classes are open to a range of levels, and drop-ins are welcome, which makes the studio practical for travelers with no membership.

The studio's defining feature is its donation-based pricing. A suggested contribution of about $10 to $15 per class keeps practice affordable, in contrast with the higher drop-in rates common at boutique studios in Los Angeles. This model is a central part of the studio's reputation and appeals to both locals and visitors. Teachers are experienced instructors who lead a vigorous but adaptable class.

Facilities are those of a practice studio: an open exercise room and basic changing space rather than pools, saunas or treatment rooms. There is no accommodation. Reservations are generally not required for drop-ins, although arriving early helps secure a mat spot in popular classes. Visitors usually bring a mat, a towel and water, and mats may be available to rent or borrow.

The studio suits travelers who want an energetic, affordable class in Santa Monica, and it pairs well with a morning at the beach or a walk along the promenade.

Practical information for Bryan Kest's Power Yoga Santa Monica · Last updated September 2026
Price Donation-based; about $10-15 suggested
Session length 75 minutes
Hours Daily classes; check schedule
Address 1410 2nd St, Santa Monica, CA 90401

Treatments

  • Power yoga
  • Vinyasa flow

Location

1410 2nd St, Santa Monica, CA 90401

34.0152, -118.4936 View on map

Highlights

  • Donation-based power yoga studio in downtown Santa Monica
  • Drop-ins welcome with daily classes of about 75 minutes
  • Dynamic power yoga and vinyasa flow practice
  • Short walk from the beach and Third Street Promenade

Tips for visiting

  • Check the current class schedule before visiting, as times vary.
  • Arrive early to secure a mat space in popular classes.
  • Bring a mat, towel and water, or ask about mat availability.
  • Leave a donation of about $10 to $15 per class, as suggested.
  • Wear stretchy, breathable clothing, as classes are vigorous.

When to visit

Morning classes pair well with a beach visit. Weekday and early classes tend to be less crowded.

Accessibility

The practice is vigorous and floor-based; visitors with mobility needs should call the studio at 310-458-9500 to ask about access and class suitability.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a class?

The studio is donation-based, with about $10 to $15 suggested per class.

Are drop-ins welcome?

Yes. Drop-in visitors are welcome and no membership is needed.

How long are classes?

Classes last about 75 minutes and are offered daily; check the schedule for times.

What style of yoga is taught?

The studio teaches power yoga and vinyasa flow, a vigorous, flowing practice.