Find yoga studios in Pittsburgh

Dub Yoga Plus celebrates community and fosters a space where all are welcome. Owners, Leigh and Jacques are a fierce husband and wife team that have created a business that highlights their diverse family backgrounds and individual talents. Together, they share a 16 year passion for practicing the art of yoga. Leigh was first certified to instruct

Kit started studying yoga around 2001 and after completing her first Iyengar teaching assessment taught at IYIP for nearly 10 years. Her students were treated to an energetic class with creative prop set-ups to explore poses in infinite ways. Kit's delightful, friendly style, her sassy sense of humor and inspirational readings made her a favorite teacher

Since 2002, Yoga H'om has been a community of yogis learning and exploring, body, mind and spirit. It's a place where your individuality is honored and celebrated. Here you will be encouraged and challenged to go beyond your perceived limitations and discover your true inner self and potential. Located in the western suburbs of Pittsburgh, PA, (Robinson

We are located in the city of Pittsburgh with two convenient locations. Our East Liberty studio is located, on the corner of N. Highland Ave and Harvard Street. Ample street parking available as well as a large public parking lot just behind the studio on Harvard Street. Sundays are free! Our Strip District studio is located on Smallman street in the

Set in a heated room, Pure Power Yoga offers dynamic classes with emphasis on both strength and gentleness. Regardless of your age, flexibility or strength, we have a class to meet and honor you where you are. This practice is accessible to anyone with the right attitude and can help you reduce stress, lose weight, heal injuries and emotional turmoil

What a big question! Our mission from the start was to create an authentic community of yoga teachers and students. Our founder, Kimberly, wasn't able to find what she was looking for in the few studios that existed back then. So, through the power of vipassana meditation and a vision to create a space for anyone to show-up and learn, she founded the

South Hills Power Yoga teaches Inspired Power Yoga that ignites the body and mind through the cultivation of breath and presence. Classes incorporate a wide variety of inspirational themes & occasional music that fuel the powerful current created by the asana flow. Accessible for all levels. The older we get the harder it is to try something new. Our

Our mission at Sterling Yoga is to help you however we can on your health and wellness journey. Our wide variety of classes and workshops, following in the style of Iyengar yoga are deeply focused on detail and proper alignment, making them perfect for all skill levels and all bodies. Our classes are available both in-studio and online, including some

Amazing Yoga teachers are all trained by Sean and Karen Conley and each have 200+ hours of training. Learn more about our team below and feel free to introduce yourself and ask questions to any teacher before or after class. We love getting to know our students and can't wait to meet you! BUY A YOGA MAT: We also sell a variety of mats at different prices

Leah holds a B.S. in Dance Ed., a Masters in Developmental Ed., two Yoga Alliance certifications (CYT & ERYT 500) and is a Family Constellation Facilitator. In addition to being a dynamic teacher/ trainer of play, yoga, mindfulness, and social-emotional learning, Leah is known for the successful products/ curricula she created for Gaiam, School Specialty

The Yoga Whole is a small neighborhood yoga studio in the South Hills of Pittsburgh that offers approachable classes taught by professionally trained teachers. The studio proudly offers non-heated Hatha-style Yoga classes that are gentle and restorative, Improvement through Movement (a yoga-dance hybrid) and Strong Lean and Limber (a yoga pilates hybrid

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Bikram, the name and the person, has become controversial over the years. YFP has never been a part of any franchise or supported Bikram monetarily. Four years ago we were one of the first studios to break the mold and run our own teacher trainings. While we still believe in and teach the Original Hot Yoga Sequence (26&2), we now have two yoga rooms