Best Yoga Studios in Beaverton

Agni Yoga has been catering to individuals in Beaverton for nearly two decades. It offers different types of classes, such as a series of 26 Hatha poses and two breathing exercises for beginners, a more challenging series of 26 Hatha poses and two breathing exercises for the intermediate level, and yin yoga. Its workshops and events include Kundalini, Yoga Wall, Sound Bath, and early morning Sadhana. The studio's co-founder, Leah Shirley, has been practicing yoga for 20 years.

Bonfire Hot Yoga caters to individuals in Beaverton and surrounding areas. It offers various types of yoga classes in heated or non-heated rooms for different levels, including 84 series, 26 and flow, yin yoga, e84 intermediate, hot60, and hot90. It also conducts a workshop called emerging paradigm that helps in purifying congested emotions and shaking off stress. This studio houses a spacious practice area, dressing rooms, and showers. One of its instructors, Angee Franzen, received her 300-hour teaching certification in India in 2016 and 2017.

Firelight Yoga is a studio that serves clients in Beaverton. It offers in-studio, online, on-demand, and private hot and unheated yoga lessons for students regardless of level, including sculpt yoga, vinyasa flow, and yin yoga. The Portland-based studio also provides physical fitness training in a variety of styles and intensities and a 200-hour teacher training course. Owners Holly Bussmus and Jessica Bartley are yoga teachers. Their yoga studio is home to teachers who come from different training backgrounds and can create individualized programs for students.

Fuel Yoga Workouts is a yoga studio near Beaverton that places emphasis on challenging one's self. Its yoga classes are structured to make students sweat and improve various areas, such as strength, endurance, and form. The instructors lead fuel flex-workout classes, which combine power vinyasa yoga with free weights, focusing on cardio-intensive routines. Fuel Yoga was founded by siblings Holly and Kai Krenek, who combined their experience as instructors in yoga and HIIT classes.

Jewel Yoga accepts students from Beaverton and other communities in the Portland metropolitan area. The studio specializes in Iyengar yoga, a style that promotes physical and mental wellness through a combination of asanas and yoga philosophy. Senior Iyengar yoga instructors from all over the United States regularly visit the studio to conduct intensive sessions. For clients who prefer to exercise at a slower pace, the studio also offers sessions in aging gracefully, adaptive yoga, and gentle yoga.

PURE 8 Hot Yoga provides classes to clients in Beaverton and the nearby areas. It helps individuals embrace their strength, consciousness, gratitude, and compassion by offering various yoga classes. These include ​hatha, restorative, and vinyasa yoga classes. Its owner, Ouma Phommaneth, has been practicing yoga since 2008 and obtained her yoga teacher training certificate in 2012. Ouma also learned sivananda yoga in India and the Patanjali’s 8 Limbs of Yoga at the Patanjali International Yoga Foundation.

Sculpt Yoga helps individuals and families of Beaverton manage their physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health through programs that combine yoga with weights and cardio. The studio offers in-studio and virtual classes that teach yoga focused on building endurance and gaining flexibility and strength. It has a wide variety of classes designed for all levels, beginner through advanced. It teaches breathing techniques, meditation, and physical practice of flow yoga, sculpt yoga, slow flow, and power flow yoga.

Sellwood Yoga is a family-owned and family-operated yoga and wellness studio that serves the Beaverton metro. Its instructors offer a variety of classes, workshops, and retreats that help clients improve physical and mental wellness through postures and breathing techniques learned from yoga. Clients who wish to get certified as yoga teachers can also enroll in its 150-hour and 300-hour teacher training programs. Sellwood Yoga offers sessions via live streaming and video-on-demand recordings.

The Bhakti Yoga Movement Center is a minority-owned and queer-owned studio that serves clients in Beaverton. The studio offers various yoga sessions, including restorative, yin, and prenatal yoga in online and in-person settings. Clients can opt for the studio's online class library, which contains over 400 pre-recorded videos. Tara Sonali Miller and Zeyah Rogé took control of the center's operations in the fall of 2021. Zeyah has a master's degree in somatic psychology, while Tara has experience in connecting communities of color with nature.

The Peoples Yoga serves clients in the Beaverton area and surrounding communities. It provides a variety of yoga classes where its instructors practice and teach one or a combination of gentle Hatha, Vinyasa flow, Asana, Sutra, and Yin yoga. Its instructors provide beginner workshops and advanced classes. Clients can choose live stream or in-studio classes to match their needs. The company also allows its four studios to be rented by clients needing space for teaching or community events.

Yoga NW serves Beaverton and the surrounding communities. It offers a wide range of in-person and virtual yoga classes for different body types and abilities. Yoga classes include BIPOC, Hatha, gentle, yin yang, and Katonah. Private yoga sessions are also available for individualized experience in exploring deeper self-awareness, stress reduction, strength, and flexibility. The studio serves as a rental space for a variety of purposes like dance rehearsal and yoga classes. One of its instructors, Rose Bak, has been practicing yoga for over 20 years.

Yoga OMazing is a yoga studio that serves Beaverton and the nearby communities. It offers live stream and in-person classes that teach meditation, breathing techniques, and a variety of yoga styles, such as vinyasa, Hatha, hot yoga, and gentle yoga. It has designated classes for beginners and experienced practitioners. It also conducts workshops and events that introduce students to meditation, nutrition, personal discovery, and healthy lifestyles. The studio also offers therapeutic body and scalp massage services.

Yoga On Yamhill serves Beaverton individuals with health and fitness goals. It has a team of yoga instructors that facilitates various classes, including vinyasa, hatha, yin, therapeutic, and restorative. One of its inspirational instructors is Jennifer Johnson, who has been practicing yoga for over 12 years. She had restorative knee surgery and found the benefits of yoga in her recovery. She is a certified power vinyasa teacher as she completed both the 200- and 500-hour RYT training. Johnson also practices ashtanga and Bikram yoga.

Yoga Refuge is a studio serving clients in Beaverton and nearby areas. It offers yoga classes, such as Hatha, restorative, gentle, Vinyasa flow, and Yin. The studio provides private classes, wellness strategy sessions, and online private group classes. Gong sound bath sessions, including short guided meditations for relaxation and healing of the mind, body, and spirit, are available. Yoga Refuge is owned and operated by Danielle Clothier, who has been a yoga practitioner for over eight years.

YoYoYogi provides a variety of yoga classes to practitioners residing in Beaverton. Its team of instructors hosts both online and face-to-face sessions that incorporate various yoga styles. They also hold 200-hour yoga teacher training programs for those who want to deepen and eventually share their practice. In March 2020, the studio launched “YoYo on the Go!!,” which allows beginners and seasoned practitioners from all over the world to participate in their yoga classes.