Infinity Yoga & Fitness

Hot yoga without the furnace is the pitch here. Infinity’s heated room is warmed by FAR infrared panels across the ceiling, which heat your body rather than the air, so the room stays easier to breathe in than a forced-air studio. If that still sounds like too much, half the timetable is unheated.

Pick your temperature

Every class runs 60 minutes and falls into one of four lanes:

• Infrared and hot: INFRARED Harmonized Hatha under the panels, plus Hot Hatha and a HOT Restorative Stretch in the heated room. Bring a towel and water, and skip the heavy meal in the 90 minutes before.
• Hatha: Low + Slow Hatha, Mindful Hatha (billed as the Sunday reset) and an energising Awake & Empowered flow.
• Yin: Deep Stretch With Yin, with poses held three to five minutes each.
• Mat Pilates: Infinity FIT, bodyweight work with resistance bands and light weights. No reformers here; the studio is upfront that it looks gentle and isn’t.

One pass covers all of it, so you can try infrared on Tuesday and Yin on Thursday without buying anything extra.

What it costs

The intro deal is $19 for seven days of unlimited classes, and it doesn’t auto-renew. After that, from their site on Nov 7, 2026: a drop-in is $25, five classes $99, ten classes $169, or unlimited for $129 a month. Everything is plus GST. You can book online through Mindbody or leave your number on their intro page and they text you to set up a first class.

Before you go

Mats, blocks, straps, sandbags, wedges and towels are all free to borrow, so a newcomer needs only water and layers. Shoes come off at the door. The studio says beginners are in nearly every class and that hands-on adjustments are offered only with your consent; tell the teacher once and it holds. The address is on 98 Avenue just east of 202 Street, and their site says parking on site is free.

For every other studio in town, see our yoga and Pilates studios in Langley, and for more independents nearby, Shop Local in Walnut Grove and our Walnut Grove guide.