Best Yoga Studios in Brooklyn

Abhaya Yoga is a Brooklyn-based wellness studio that welcomes practitioners of all levels. The studio features in-studio, outdoor, and online classes that include shakti flow, restorative, align and flow, chandra, and vinyasa yoga. The studio's guides also offer private yoga sessions for students who are new to yoga, are in pain or injured, or prefer a quiet time to practice. Owner Tara Glazier also founded the Abhaya Yoga Foundation, a non-profit that aims to share yoga teachings with underserved groups of children, women, and elders.

Founded in 2014, Align Brooklyn is a yoga studio that serves clients around the metro. It offers different yoga classes, such as flow, ground, heal, and align. It also provides restorative yoga sessions that help renew body posture, breath, and mind. Its owner, Christopher Brown, is a certified yoga instructor, personal trainer, clinical nutritionist, and licensed chiropractor. In addition, Brown has appeared and has been featured on E! TV, Lifetime TV, CBS Morning Show, and Los Angeles Health & Fitness Magazine.

Arise is a spacious yoga studio with a large backyard serving individuals in the Brooklyn area. It offers various virtual and in-studio yoga classes covering morning yoga, low heat Vinyasa, hot 26 &2, hot Vinyasa, open flow, and candlelit slow flow. The studio also hosts specialized sessions for expectant mothers. Arise was founded by Jillian Schiavi to help individuals build flexibility and strength and discover calm and energy. Jillian has been teaching yoga for over a decade.

Since 2009, GoodYoga has been providing the residents of Brooklyn with a place for good yoga and good work. It offers goodflow classes that focus on Vinyasa yoga and goodrest which involves restorative postures performed with aromatherapy, strongly relaxing adjustments, and calming music. Flannery Foster, the founder of the studio, holds the E-RYT 500, RCYT, YACEP, and RPYT Yoga Alliance certifications and was also certified to educate and practice Thai massage at ITM in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

Kala Yoga is an inclusive studio serving individuals in the Brooklyn area. It offers heated and non-heated yoga classes with different modalities and techniques, including vinyasa, restorative, sunrise flow, and flow into sound. Other offerings include Pilates, yoga nidra, and guided meditation sessions, as well as tone and flow workouts that include the use of free weights and yoga postures. Teacher training programs are also available. Kala Yoga was founded by Kate Sullivan to honor her Tibetan Buddhist yoga lineage.

Llamaste is a Brooklyn-based yoga studio that caters to clients of various skill levels, from beginners to advanced. The studio offers yoga classes of different styles to adults, kids and teens, prenatal and postnatal moms, and entire families. The studio hosts private yoga workshops and parties for individual clients, corporate gatherings, and social parties. Llamaste was established in 2014 by Bill Ades, a 500-hour certified yoga teacher. He and his staff of teachers provide sustainable yoga apparel and gear, including clothing and machine-washable yoga mats.

Loom Yoga Center is a Brooklyn yoga studio that has been serving the community since 2010. The studio hosts more than 50 classes weekly, including aerial pilates, aerial yoga, flow and restore, hatha, vinyasa, restorative, tribal fusion belly dance, meditation, and more. The instructors on staff are certified by 200, 500, and 800-hour teacher training. Sessions are available for all experience levels. Yoga teacher training and Reiki training programs are also provided.

Modo Yoga NYC is an eco-friendly hot yoga studio that serves the Brooklyn and Manhattan metro areas with locations in Williamsburg and the West Village. It's classes are built on a dynamic posture and breathing system designed specifically for hot room practice for beginners and advanced practitioners alike. Modo Yoga NYC offers Modo, Modo Flow, Freestyle Flow, Core Flow, Yin, Yang Yin and even live music Karma Classes for $15 from which proceeds are directed to different non-profit organizations. Modo Yoga NYC conducts annual campaigns such as Grow Your Yoga to support organizations that protect the earth, such as JungleKeepers, One Tree Planted, and David Suzuki Foundation.

Pure Life Movement Studio offers group and privates classes as well as in-studio and virtual yoga classes to students in Brooklyn. It aims to help practitioners reduce stress and anxiety and increase their flexibility, muscle strength, and metabolism. Its classes include vinyasa yoga, restorative yoga, and fundamental yoga postures and breathing. Yoga classes for families and pregnant women and movement classes for newborns and children under four years old are also available. The studio also offers Pilates and Zumba classes.

Tangerine is a yoga studio that caters to men and women in Brooklyn. The studio offers heated and non-heated classes for students of all levels, from novice, intermediate and experienced. Its classes include vinyasa flow, restoration yoga with sound meditation, restoration with flow yoga, and a fusion of vinyasa and yin yoga. One of its instructors, Abigail Stevenson, has been teaching yoga for seven years. She undertook more than 500 hours of yoga teacher training.

Urban Asanas is a wellness center and yoga studio serving individuals in Brooklyn and nearby areas. It offers classes that focus on movements incorporated with music, such as power flow, urban unwind, power plus, and urban community sessions, as well as led and independent ashtanga classes. The studio features a shop with yoga gear and accessories. Urban Asanas was founded in 2017 by Jyll Hubbard-Salk to build a community for people of all backgrounds and yoga skills.

YO BK is a Bikram yoga studio in Williamsburg that has been serving the neighborhood since 2015. The instructors are 500-hour yoga teacher certified. Bikram uses a series a 26 asanas within 60 or 90 minutes in a heated room to burn fat, increase flexibility, build strength, and increase energy levels.The facility has a changing room, locker, and shower on site. Inferno Hot Pilates sessions are also provided.

Yoga Hell Brooklyn is a wellness and fitness studio catering to individuals in the metro. The classes it offers include Bikram, Vinyasa, Ashtanga, and Yin Yoga, as well as inferno hot pilates. All classes are hot and hotter, which help to increase fat burn, cardio-vascular benefits, stress release, warms up the muscles fast. In turn, this assists participants in going deeper into yoga poses and getting results in no time. The studio aims to help clients feel accomplished, detoxed, energized, and happier after each class.

Yoga Pole Studio is a Brooklyn-based studio established in 2013. Its owner Carolyn Chiu offers one-on-one private sessions for aerial hoop and pole dance. The New York Times and Discovery Channel-featured facility comes stocked with equipment to help students improve their confidence, strength, and flexibility. Students of all levels are welcome in Yoga Pole Studio, whether they may be an athlete, yogi, runner, dancer, aerialist, or someone who wants to experience the benefits of meditative movement.

Yoga Tribe Brooklyn is a black and woman-owned studio that offers various yoga classes to individuals in the metro and the surrounding areas. Clients can join in-studio and live stream sessions for restorative, hot 26&2 series, hatha, ashtanga vinyasa, vinyasa flow, and yin yoga. Other offerings include qi gong breathwork and floor barre workouts. The studio also holds evening yoga sessions, meditation, and Satsang events, as well as back bending and inversion workshops. Yoga Tribe has an online library for on-demand yoga classes.