Bharat Thakur's Artistic Yoga | Al Qusais, Dubai

Bharat Thakur's Artistic Yoga | Al Qusais, Dubai

Al Twar

Bharat Thakur's Artistic Yoga is a yoga studio in Al Twar offering group classes, private sessions and online programmes. Reviews point to well-structured sessions with breathing work, stretching and hands-on posture correction, making it worth considering if you want a more guided practice than simply following a video.

Reputation Score
4.8
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112 ratings
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The Good Stuff

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Individual care

Group sessions include individual attention, with instructors adapting guidance to physical limitations rather than treating everyone the same.

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Posture correction

Instructors regularly correct alignment and explain poses clearly, helping students practise more safely and confidently.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Ask about trials. Ask about a trial class before committing; one customer also received clarification for special requests.

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Bring a mat. Consider bringing your own non-slip mat, since a review says the provided mats can cause slipping.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Office No: M-05, M Floor - Mezzanine Floor metro station - next to Al Quasis
Al Qusais - Al Twar 5, Dubai
Mon5:50 AM – 9:30 PM
Tue5:50 AM – 9:30 PM
Wed5:50 AM – 9:30 PM
Thu5:50 AM – 9:30 PM
Fri5:50 AM – 9:30 PM
SatClosed
Sun7:00 AM – 7:30 PM
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Popular Mentions

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Online classes

Online classes are an established option mentioned alongside studio group classes.

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Power yoga

Some sessions incorporate power yoga, cardio and other fitness elements alongside traditional yoga.

Common Concerns

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Slippery mats

Mats are provided, but one customer says the current mats can cause slipping and would benefit from an upgrade.

Cleanliness concern

One long-term customer felt the facility's cleanliness could be improved.

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The Bottom Line

Bharat Thakur's Artistic Yoga in Al Twar is built around guided practice rather than a do-it-yourself gym-style session. You can join group classes, book private sessions or use online classes; reviews also mention RED classes for women focused on weight loss. Sessions commonly combine stretching, breathing exercises, strength work and relaxation.

The strongest theme is personal correction within a group setting. Customers describe instructors taking time to understand physical limitations, explain each asana and adjust postures so people can practise safely. Several long-term attendees report better flexibility, strength, stamina, sleep and energy, while others mention relief from back, neck, joint or knee discomfort.

Those are individual experiences, not guarantees, but they show the kinds of goals people bring here. The atmosphere is generally described as peaceful, calm and hygienic, and the classes are considered approachable for beginners. Before joining, ask about the trial class and whether the timetable suits you.

One reviewer requested a morning women-only class and a Sunday class, suggesting those slots may not be available. Mats are provided, though one customer found the current mats slippery and recommended an upgrade; bringing a reliable non-slip mat may be sensible. Another reviewer wanted slightly more posture-alignment work and a longer relaxation period at the end.

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