Art of Living Seattle Center
Meditation, breathwork and yoga in Fremont. The Art of Living Seattle Center in Fremont is a welcoming space for meditation, breathwork and yoga rooted in the globally recognised Art of Living…
Yoga studios & yoga teachers in Seattle, WA
7 human-vetted listings in Seattle. Yoga studios and teachers — vinyasa, hot yoga, yin, restorative, Kundalini, Iyengar and yoga nidra.
See them on the map →hauteyoga — Queen Anne
Top-ranked yoga studio on Queen Anne. hauteyoga's Queen Anne studio is consistently ranked among the Seattle area's top yoga studios.
Jade River Healing Arts
Acupuncture, herbs, sound healing and shamanic energy work in Seattle. Jade River Healing Arts blends acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, cupping, gua sha and tui na with sound healing, kundalini…
Modo Yoga Seattle
All-heated yoga near Green Lake. Modo Yoga Seattle near Green Lake runs an all-heated schedule with passionate, non-judgemental teachers. Students describe the classes as challenging and engaging,…
Shefayoga — Roosevelt
Hot yoga studio in Roosevelt, with online classes too. Shefayoga is a well-loved hot yoga studio in Seattle's Roosevelt neighbourhood, ranked among the area's top studios, with online sessions for…
The Grinning Yogi
Community-rooted studio in Capitol Hill and Greenwood. The Grinning Yogi is a community-rooted studio with locations in Capitol Hill and Greenwood, known for warm wooden floors, friendly teachers…
Urban Yoga Spa
Yoga and spa under one roof in Seattle. Urban Yoga Spa combines yoga classes with spa services and appears among the Seattle area's top-ranked studios.
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 Seattle
- 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 Seattle?
Sanctuary Ground lists 7 human-vetted yoga options in Seattle, Washington.
Do I need to be flexible?
Not at all. Flexibility comes with practice.
What should I wear?
Comfortable, stretchy clothes. Most classes are barefoot.