InsideOut Yoga
This yoga studio blends Kripalu, Anusara, Iyenger, and Sivananda, focusing on opening the heart as well as the wisdom and safety in body alignment. It offers events, workshops, and classes with an intentionally limited class size. Providing yoga and meditation in an inclusive environment, regardless of body type, age, and fitness levels, InsideOut strives for self-discovery and satisfaction in the context of acceptance and community. Classes are offered in many variations, including for couples, children, and private.
InsideOut Yoga, 5623 University Way NE, Seattle, WA, USA, +1 206 992 4808
The Center for Yoga of Seattle
Started in 1980, The Center for Yoga of Seattle is considered one of the leading Iyengar Style Hatha Yoga centers in the nation. The studio focuses on a balance of flexibility, strength, stamina, concentration, will power, and relaxation from a perspective of precision. This particular yoga style is accessible to all body types, ages, and limitations. Other than typical yoga classes, The Center offers three to nine week yoga courses and teacher training courses, with levels for both beginners and learned yogis.
The Center for Yoga of Seattle, 2261 NE 65th St, Seattle, WA, USA, +1 206 526 9642
Breathe Hot Yoga
As a local, family-owned business, Breathe Hot Yoga nurtures a true sense of community. Instructors cater to each individual, personalizing each path. With zone-heated rooms, instructors can lead students to warmer or cooler spots in each space. Other than workshops and teacher training, Breathe offers classes for Power Vinyasa, Yin, Bikram, Hot Pilates, and their own Breathe Yoga series. Breathe has three locations: Belltown, Capitol Hill, and West Seattle.
Breathe Hot Yoga – Belltown, 2720 4th Ave #115, Seattle, WA, USA, +1 206 682 2949
Breathe Hot Yoga – Capitol Hill, 1818 E Madison St, Seattle, WA, USA, +1 206 708 7913
Breathe Hot Yoga – West Seattle, 3750 SW Alaska St, Seattle, WA, USA, +1 206 659 0092
Urban Yoga Spa
Urban Yoga Spa (UYS) is, well, exactly what it sounds like: a yoga studio and spa in an urban location. In downtown Seattle, UYS offers hot yoga, massage, manicures and pedicures, waxing, and reiki. The yoga is practiced “hot” to facilitate flexibility, increase the cardiovascular workout and improve circulation. The entire experience from yoga to spa is intended for self-improvement, allowing patrons to rid themselves of personal obstacles from the physical aspects of excess weight to the mental factors of stress, anger, and fear.
Urban Yoga Spa, 1900 4th Ave, Seattle, WA, USA, +1 206 420 0222
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The Grinning Yogi
The Grinning Yogi, with two Seattle locations, is a Vinyasa Yoga studio with a community-based mindset. With the intent of providing accessible and affordable yoga, all levels (including teacher training) are welcomed to the studios, each lightly heated to no more than 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Karma community classes, from which all proceeds are donated to local charities, are offered regularly. The Grinning Yogi believes that self-care (and a smile) should be considered a necessity, not a luxury. This is the studio to visit for an energetic sweat session in which to have fun and connect with others.
The Grinning Yogi – Capitol Hill, 345 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA, USA, +1 206 755 7611
The Grinning Yogi – Greenwood, 8554 1/2 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle, WA, USA, +1 206 755 7611
Be Luminous Yoga
Striving to inspire students through yoga and meditation, Be Luminous Yoga has options for all levels, including classes, workshops, retreats, teacher training, and philosophical study. Providing a non-competitive environment, the studio offers Power Flow, Slow Flow, and Restorative Yoga. Power Flow is a more physically challenging class, practiced in a room up to 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Slow Flow is practiced at room temperature and at a slower pace to allow refinement of poses. Restorative Yoga consists of less poses, each held for longer durations. Meditation is offered in yoga classes as well as in workshops and series.
Be Luminous Yoga, 900 Lenora St #128, Seattle, WA, USA, +1 206 682 9642
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Shakti Vinyasa Yoga
Striving to promote healthy, balanced lives, Shakti Vinyasa Yoga was opened in 2003 as one of the first Baptiste affiliated studios in the world. Baron Baptiste’s style of yoga combines strength, sweat, and spirituality and is practiced at no more than 98 degrees Fahrenheit. Founded by Lisa Black, who studied yoga internationally in India and Mexico (under Baron Baptiste), the studio offers Baptiste Power Vinyasa Yoga, creative flow vinyasa, Prana Flow, workshops, retreats and teacher training — especially in Baptiste’s methods.
Shakti Vinyasa Yoga, 2238 NW Market St, Seattle, WA, USA, +1 206 297 9642
Lisa Black in Front of Shakti Vinyasa Yoga | Photo Credit, Tony F Photography | Photo Credit, Tony F Photography
8 Limbs Yoga
With four locations in Seattle, 8 Limbs Yoga seeks to work with the community, adapting each studio to its neighborhood’s needs. All studios provide supportive, inclusive, non-competitive atmospheres in which to practice Hatha Yoga, Pre and Postnatal Yoga, Kids, Tween, & Family Yoga, Back Care, and Yoga for ages 50 and above. The name of the studio comes from the eight aspects of yoga, two of which, Asana (poses) and Pranayama (breath), are practiced in most classes. Options to practice the other six aspects of yoga are also offered.
8 Limbs Yoga – Capitol Hill, 500 E Pike St, Seattle, WA, USA, +1 206 325 8221
8 Limbs Yoga – Phinney Ridge, 6801 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle, WA, USA, +1 206 432 9609
8 Limbs Yoga – Wedgwood, 7345 35th Ave NE, Seattle, WA, USA, +1 206 523 9722
8 Limbs Yoga – West Seattle, 4546 1/2 California Ave SW, Seattle, WA, USA, +1 206 933 9642
shefayoga Roosevelt
Named after the translation for, depending on the language, abundance, to heal, or divine light and flow, shefayoga is appropriate for all levels. Classes offered include Hot Hatha at 100 degrees Fahrenheit, Power Vinyasa and Restorative Yoga, both at 90 degrees Fahrenheit, and Yin. In addition to classes, events and teacher training are also provided. The studio itself boasts infrared heating, a cushioned hardwood floor, and natural light. Their sister location, Hauteyoga, is located in Queen Anne.
shefayoga Roosevelt, 6521 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA, USA, +1 206 729 2561
Hauteyoga, 2131 Queen Anne Ave N, Seattle, WA, USA, +1 206 913 2561
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Sol Yoga
This power Vinyasa studio is only five years old and still finds itself on multiple lists for the best yoga studios in Seattle. Striving to help students to balance and connect with self to in turn do the same with the life around them, instructors at Sol Yoga make sure yoga experiences are personalized to best suit individual needs. Offered classes comprise Sol Vinyasa, Slow Flow, Restore, Yogahiit, Vinyasa 1+, and Vinyasa 2+.
Sol Yoga, 200 Lake Washington Blvd #101, Seattle, WA, USA, +1 206 999 3693
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