About this class
The traditional Original Hot Yoga 26&2 sequence, heated, 75-minute version.
Weekly schedule
Sunday
- 4:00 PM–5:15 PMBrittany ADrop-in
Monday
- 6:00 AM–7:15 AMAngelica DDrop-in
- 5:30 PM–6:45 PMAnsley VDrop-in
- 8:00 PM–9:15 PMShelby CDrop-in
Tuesday
- 6:00 AM–7:15 AMBrittany ADrop-in
- 6:30 AM–7:45 AMNikie BDrop-in
Wednesday
- 5:30 PM–6:45 PMLori BDrop-in
- 8:00 PM–9:15 PMMichael LDrop-in
Thursday
- 6:00 AM–7:15 AMBrittany ADrop-in
- 6:30 AM–7:45 AMWoodrow CDrop-in
Friday
- 6:00 AM–7:15 AMWoodrow CDrop-in
Saturday
- 9:30 AM–10:45 AMNick DDrop-in
- 4:00 PM–5:15 PMMichael LDrop-in
Frequently asked questions
What is Hot Yoga 75?
The traditional Original Hot Yoga 26&2 sequence, heated, 75-minute version.
When is Hot Yoga 75 offered at Yoga Factory Pittsburgh?
Hot Yoga 75 at Yoga Factory Pittsburgh runs Sunday at 4:00 PM, Monday at 6:00 AM, Monday at 5:30 PM, Monday at 8:00 PM, Tuesday at 6:00 AM, Tuesday at 6:30 AM, Wednesday at 5:30 PM, Wednesday at 8:00 PM, Thursday at 6:00 AM, Thursday at 6:30 AM. See the full weekly schedule above.
How much does Hot Yoga 75 cost at Yoga Factory Pittsburgh?
Memberships at Yoga Factory Pittsburgh start at $128/month and include Hot Yoga 75. See membership options above, or contact the gym for class-pack and drop-in rates.
Where can I take Hot Yoga 75 near me?
Yoga Factory Pittsburgh offers Hot Yoga 75 in Pittsburgh, PA at 3418 Penn Ave.
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