Citizen Yoga
Form-focused vinyasa, blend and slow burn downtown. Citizen Yoga offers Vinyasa, Blend and Slow Burn classes with a focus on form and technique, plus showers and changing rooms, a free first class…
Yoga studios & yoga teachers in Detroit, MI
6 human-vetted listings in Detroit. Yoga studios and teachers — vinyasa, hot yoga, yin, restorative, Kundalini, Iyengar and yoga nidra.
See them on the map →Detroit Meditation & Yoga
Meditation and yoga in Midtown. Detroit Meditation & Yoga is one of Midtown's top-rated spaces for meditation and yoga.
Detroit Yoga Lab
Slow flow, vinyasa, infrared hot yoga and candlelit classes in Midtown. Detroit Yoga Lab has a full schedule of slow flow, vinyasa, infrared hot yoga and candlelit slow flow, and is known for…
Full Lotus Yoga
Top-rated Detroit yoga studio. Full Lotus Yoga is one of Detroit's top-rated yoga studios.
Midtown Yoga Wellness Center
Detroit's original hot yoga studio. Midtown Yoga Wellness Center (Bikram Yoga Midtown) is Detroit's original hot yoga studio, offering the traditional heated series plus hot Pilates for beginners…
Urban Solace
Free outdoor wellness classes on the Detroit Riverfront since 2007. Urban Solace has offered free outdoor wellness classes in Detroit since 2007, on the Riverfront at 1340 Atwater Street. Bring a…
About yoga
Yoga combines movement, breath and attention. Studios offer many styles: flowing vinyasa, heated hot yoga, slow yin and restorative, alignment-focused Iyengar, Kundalini and yoga nidra (guided deep rest).
Classes typically last 60 to 75 minutes and end with a few minutes of rest. Studios usually provide mats and props; arrive a little early for your first class.
Choosing someone in Detroit
- Beginners do well in 'gentle', 'foundations' or 'level 1' classes.
- Restorative, yin and yoga nidra are slow and quiet; vinyasa and hot yoga are more vigorous.
- Look for new-student intro offers.
Questions
How many yoga options are there in Detroit?
Sanctuary Ground lists 6 human-vetted yoga options in Detroit, Michigan.
Do I need to be flexible?
Not at all. Flexibility comes with practice.
What should I wear?
Comfortable, stretchy clothes. Most classes are barefoot.