Whether you're seeking enlightenment, connection with your community, or just the general calming of a frantic mind...
... here are our picks for Austin's best yoga studios, and what you'll find at each of them.
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2330 S Lamar Blvd
Y7 has finally made its way to Austin from NYC and LA. When you attend a class a their South Austin studio, you will experience candlelit yoga, as their rooms with no mirrors are meant to encourage you to turn your focus inward and explore your own individual practice. They are also heated up to 90 degrees using infrared technology, helping you create a detoxifying sweat meant to stimulate blood circulation and increase flexibility. One of our favorite parts is the music. Their flows are paced to the beats of tracks from amazing artists, so you can expect to see artist-themed classes like Odesza x Rufus Du Sol, Doja Cat x SZA, and Justin Bieber & Timberlake mashups.
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1708 Houston St
A great place to open and elevate the mind and the body, Shuniya Yoga Collective focuses on meditation through many different practices, allowing you to balance your mind through both in-person and online sessions.
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4211 S Lamar Blvd
TruFusion is a staff favorite because they have something for everyone - a variety of yoga classes as well as barre, cycle, boxing, bootcamp, HIIT, kettlebell, and pilates, all under one roof. They offer stretch and restore yin classes to help you relax and recover, as well as more intense yoga classes to keep you lean and fit. Try out their Tru Fit Flow class which is heated and steps things up a notch with weights and resistance bands.
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9333 Research Blvd, Suite C-200
If you're looking for a friendly, well-maintained and flexible Yoga studio, you're going to want to check out Yoga Pod. Located on Research Boulevard, Yoga Pod offers a variety of classes from beginner to more advanced skill sets. Their experienced teachers will guide you through breath, strength, and sweat to find both inner peace and physical wellness.
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3620 Bee Caves Road
Bee Caves studio Yoga Vida offers a friendly atmosphere and heated power vinyasa classes every day of the week. Ideal for beginners or seasoned vets, Yoga Vida is a fantastic place to rejuvenate body and mind.
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Various Locations
Yoga chains are fantastic because they offer a variety of class times and different locations. Black Swan Yoga offers a variety of locations and class times, as well as styles. Whether you live North, South, East, or West, you can count on being near one of these studios to choose a class perfect for you.
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YTX Austin (formerly Wanderlust)
206 E 4th St
YTX wants to make your time there doing yoga an escape, which is why they focus on quality instructors and amenities as well as an in-studio cafe and mat valet services. With retreats, workshops, teacher training, and classes, YTX Yoga (FKA Wanderlust) is the perfect place to fulfill all of your yogi dreams.
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8213 Brodie Lane, Suite #107
For a more therapeutic practice, with an emphasis on anatomy and slow yoga, visit Your Yoga. It's an undiscovered place for those looking to start a yoga practice or coming from a place of injury. Owner Dixie Metz is as fun as she is skilled. This studio offers yoga classes using skeletons as references and the teachers care deeply about educating their students about how their bodies can move safely while doing yoga.
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Various Locations
If you love yoga but have always wanted to step it up a notch, CorePower Yoga is for you. They've not only upped the intensity of standard yoga practice, but they also offer classes in heated studios and some with added humidity! So if you're REALLY wanting to sweat it out, check out CorePower.
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1103 E. 6th St.
Another Eastside favorite of Austin yoga teachers is Practice Yoga Austin. Practice Yoga boasts, "absurdly high-quality donation yoga." Located on East 6th Street, this yoga studio holds a range of classes that fit easily under the "community" and "spiritual" categories. This, plus the quality of yoga teachers at Practice, makes it worth braving I-35 at rush hour.
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3317 Manor Rd
The word Dharma literally translates to "Protection", and this yoga studio certainly lives up to that name with its tight blend of community. Located on Manor Road, Dharma Yoga was founded by Keith Kachtick in 2005 and explores traditional hatha yoga through the lens of Buddhism.
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2324 South Lamar
Sukha Yoga Austin is the "Cheers" of Yoga Studios. When you go in, it feels like everybody knows your name. This studio was co-founded by beloved Austin yoga teachers and super-moms. Erinn Lewis of Sukha Yoga Austin has such a pleasing and kind nature that her challenging classes feel like a gentle pat on the back. With partner Mark Herron (and Erinn's teensy dog at the door to greet you), you'll feel right at home.
MORE PLACES TO DO YOGA IN AUSTIN:
2919 Menchaca Rd # 104
107 S Lewis St (Round Rock, TX)
2415 Exposition Blvd
Online and Pop-Ups
3801 Berkman Dr #B
11210 Spicewood Club Dr
Various Locations
Various Locations
506 Oakland Ave
2525 W Anderson Ln. #320
10401 Anderson Mill Rd
1112 N Lamar Blvd
5501 N Lamar Blvd
4477 S Lamar Blvd #420
1308 W Anderson Ln
1415 W William Cannon Dr Suite 104
5604 Bee Cave Rd
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