3 Best Yoga Studios in Minneapolis, MN

“Up Yoga delivers its aims through empowering yoga classes, workshops, trainings, and retreats. They are a community of yoga instructors. Their signature classes are heated power vinyasa yoga. They unite, empower, and inspire each other to find their true purpose through the practice of yoga. They also practice moving meditation. Their mission is to empower you to generate connections, take action, and be a leader in your own life. They will change their bodies, move stuck energy, clear their minds, and inspire others to seek and live. At Up Yoga, they encourage their friends to get sweaty, messy, and vulnerable on and off the mat.”

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“Yess Yoga’s focus is to be a just third space for all to practice the ancient and timeless wisdom of Yoga. Yess Yoga's goal is to help you discover a deeper sense of contentment and inner peace. Yess Yoga has wise and thoughtful teachers who bring their unique personality and style to every class. They have a passion for being your inclusive third space. Yess Yoga’s teachers have been trained around the globe and in a variety of styles. They invite you to their yoga studio to participate in any of their classes or events. All are welcome in their community. At Yess Yoga, whether you are new to yoga or a guru, Yess Yoga can help you improve your physical and mental strength and wellness. Their expansive offerings are based on the teachers’ interests and authenticity.”

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“One Yoga Studio improves health equity in its community through access to a broad range of yoga teachings and practices. The yoga studio welcomes everyone, whether you've never tried yoga before or have practiced for years. One Yoga is a nonprofit in Minneapolis dedicated to improving health equity in their community. One Yoga currently offers 37 live-stream yoga classes per week and seven weekly outdoor classes in the park. They collaborate with service providers in the community to offer group yoga classes. One Yoga Studio provides health and well-being through yoga practice for those who traditionally do not have access to it. They provide all drop-in classes based on an income-based pricing model, and they are committed to providing access regardless of an individual's financial situation.”

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