Finding balance in finances: A woman practices yoga while contemplating prosperity. Over the past few years, yoga studio prices have risen significantly across the U.S. and globally. Unlimited in-person memberships that once felt accessible now often range from $120–$200+ per month , with some boutique studios reaching $250–$300 per month , even in areas like Phoenix where prices were historically lower. Rising rent, insurance, staffing costs, and inflation are real challenge

Yoga offers far more than movement and sweat. This post reflects on the difference between leading a class and truly teaching yoga, the role of intention and language, and how meaningful practice is cultivated through understanding, breath, and community.

Practicing yoga or movement at home has become increasingly popular. Around 60 to 70 percent of yoga practitioners have tried online classes, and 30 to 40 percent regularly use live or on-demand sessions. For many, virtual studios offer a convenient way to maintain a practice without leaving home. Yet, one key element often missing from online experiences is a true sense of community. This gap leaves many students feeling like just a number in a crowd of hundreds, with little

Online yoga studios offer a flexible and accessible way to practice for those who cannot attend in person due to health, anxiety, or distance. While some students miss the sense of community, this can be rebuilt through online events, workshops, challenges, and shared experiences. With the right studio, online yoga can feel supportive, connected, and just as meaningful as practicing in person.

Redefining the Image of a Yogi Somewhere along the way, the Western world created an image of what a “true yogi” is supposed to look like. A silhouette on a beach. A thin, flexible body. Matching sets. Perfect hair. A calm, detached demeanor. It’s become so normalized that many teachers and students walk into a room already feeling like they’re doing something wrong simply because they don’t match the mold. That mold was never real. And it certainly was never meant to define

Congratulations on reaching your yoga goals! Achieving milestones in your yoga practice is a testament to your dedication and commitment. However, reaching a point where you've accomplished what you set out to achieve doesn't mean the journey is over. In fact, it presents an opportunity to explore new dimensions and take your practice to the next level. In this blog post, we'll discuss how you can continue to deepen your yoga practice and set new goals that go beyond what you

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a significant mental health concern that affects many individuals, including military personnel who have experienced traumatic events during their service. While traditional treatments for PTSD exist, complementary therapies like yoga have gained recognition for their potential to support the recovery process. In this blog post, we will explore the scientific data that supports the use of yoga as a complementary approach for PTSD in mi

The lack of Black yogis in mainstream yoga studios is a concerning issue that warrants attention and reflection. Despite the growing popularity of yoga as a holistic practice, there is a noticeable underrepresentation of members from the Black community in yoga classes and as yoga teachers. In this blog post, we will explore the potential reasons behind this disparity, examine the barriers faced by Black yogis, and discuss the importance of creating inclusive spaces that fost