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If you’re looking to learn the basics or you’re ready for advanced sessions, Akron has plenty of options. Let’s check out some of the best yoga places in Akron and what they offer.
It’s hard not to find a favorite class at Yoga Bliss. Choose from 60 classes presented by 14 instructors, and mix up your workout with heated and non-heated studios. Instructors offer different Vinyasa style classes, and you can recharge after a hot set at the fresh juice bar. You can even book a studio for a private party for groups of 10 or more.
Choose from unlimited monthly memberships, prepaid packages, or class passes. Discounts are available for students and seniors purchasing a class pass. If you want to teach yoga, you can sign up for Yoga Bliss’s Teacher Training program.
Rock climbers need yoga too. Fortunately, Rock Mill Climbing has a class that focuses on flexibility, strength, and injury prevention to make you a better climber. Opt for a combo class to add some rock climbing to your workout. If it’s just yoga you want, you can get that here too.
Classes at Rock Mill Climbing range from beginner to advanced and feature Fundamental, Power, and Slow Flow options. You can drop in and pay per class or enjoy a monthly membership.
If it’s your first time doing yoga, stop in for LifeSource Yoga’s New to Yoga Workshop. You’ll learn basic yoga positions and the importance of breath control. The workshop runs the second Sunday of each month. When you’re ready to move beyond the basics, try Double-Team Your Yoga. Two instructors help students adjust and refine their workouts, and all levels of Yin and Vinyasa yoga classes are available.
Take advantage of private and corporate classes too. LifeSource Yoga offers unlimited memberships, class packages, and drop-in rates. You can also book your child’s birthday party here, complete with the studio rental and instructor for two hours.
Release Yoga’s Green location in Akron features indoor and outdoor spaces. The studio offers experienced practitioners the chance to challenge themselves with Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga. If you’re interested, classes meet at Turkeyfoot Lake Beach in the Portage Lakes State Park. If you need a gentle, warm workout, you’ll enjoy a Candlelight Restorative session. It combines slow flow postures with relaxing meditation and candlelight.
Release Yoga offers a variety of enrollment options, including annual or monthly memberships for students. You can get class passes for five to 22 classes or pay the drop-in rate for a single class. Not to mention, family members can share passes.
Choose your favorite yoga destination on our list or rotate your workout at different studios. You could be a beginner who needs to learn basic postures, an advanced yoga practitioner, or somewhere in between. No matter your level, Akron has a yoga studio that’s right for you.