Yoga Seven

When they were forced to move to another space, they decided to keep yoga alive, and Yoga Seven was born. The owners started a studio that offered barre and mat yoga classes, which were open to everyone. They also offered fun workshops and events centered around yoga and community, such as nutrition, Mala making, and Vino & Vinyasa, and meditation. Yoga Seven offered an escape from the chaos of daily life. The owners and teachers from the old studio were determined to keep their community of health and happiness together. They did not let their severe setback deter them, and this small studio was more vibrant and essential than ever. Yoga Seven made a non-judgmental community for all forms of yoga. Through landlord and city council obstacles, Ginty and Joanne kept their goal to make their studio a safe place where people bend, stretch and breathe.

Yoga Seven reviews consistently show a high level of client satisfaction. The community is frequently praised for its inclusive and non-judgemental attitude. Studios were described as immaculate, welcoming, and drenched in natural light. Online booking is seamless and straightforward, and a variety of classes run daily. Breakout your mat for an in-person or virtual class, or browse the comprehensive library, perfect for all yoga levels. The experienced and knowledgeable instructors provide feedback for all levels and know how to adapt the poses so that everyone can participate with inclusivity. The community is warm and friendly. The studio is described as “breathtaking” by members who are happy to be there. Try a yoga class today at Yoga Seven.