That is just fine, we don’t expect you to. If you are a beginner to yoga, choose classes that are slower paced to get to know the poses and the sequencing. We also offer beginner class throughout each week. Check the regular class schedule as well as the workshop calendar. If you are brand new to yoga, let your teacher know you are new.

We have everything you need for a yoga class here at Hanaq Prana Yoga Studio-blocks, straps, blankets and bolsters, they are first come first serve. If you have a mat, please bring it! Please bring some water if possible or get it here for $1. Leave valuables at home or locked safely out of sight in your car.

Wear clothing that allows the skin to breathe and body to move in any direction without getting caught on anything. The less bulky or bunchy, the better. Compression and running shorts will cover your body during poses in which your shorts slide up! Although make sure that your shorts aren’t too short. We have plenty of cubbies to store your things so you can transition easily from work to yoga to other activities.

You CAN drop in for ANY class at our studio. We cater to visitors and locals alike. If you come more often, consider purchasing a class package, monthly membership, or annual pass. We suggest you register in advance for our classes to reserve your spot. If you sign up in advance and do not show up, you WILL be charged unless you cancel online or text or call us 24 hours in advance to be removed at no charge.

If you are new to the studio, please arrive 15-20 minutes early to take care of first time registration paperwork. You can fill out a registration form in person or online. Ask us any questions and we’ll give you guidance. If you are attending a workshop, please register in advance. Dress comfortably, clean, free of fragrances, and bare feet only inside the classroom. Beginners should start with beginner’s yoga class.

Our classes are open to ages 13+ but are not specifically geared towards children. For children younger than 13 years old, we hold kids workshop and events throughout the year. If you have a question about your child participating in a class or event, please contact us. Let us know if you have a group interested in a kids yoga session and we can set that up; we aim to serve all ages and abilities in safe and appropriate classes.

There are many interpretations of Yoga. The word yoga means Union- to yoke, to come together, to join the individual consciousness or soul with the Universal Consciousness or Spirit. There are many traditions and styles of yoga, but the thread that weaves these styles together is the root of yoga stemming from an ancient Hindu science of the body and mind. This ancient Hindu spiritual and ascetic discipline, a part of which, including breath control, simple meditation, and the adoption of specific bodily postures, is widely practiced for health and relaxation. Although many people think of yoga only as physical exercises — the asanas or postures that have gained widespread popularity in recent decades — these are actually only the most superficial aspects of this profound science of unfolding the infinite potentials of the human mind and soul. Yoga is a simple process of reversing the ordinary outward flow of energy and consciousness so that the mind becomes a dynamic center of direct perception no longer dependent upon the fallible senses but capable of actually experiencing Truth.

Yoga is not a religion; it is a philosophy that began in India approximately 5,000 years ago. It is not necessary to surrender your own religious beliefs to practice yoga. We honor and celebrate the diversity of our students. Studying the yoga scriptures may be something that enhances your understanding and enjoyment of yoga, but it is not necessary. We encourage you to commit to your daily practice, strive to be “present” while in class, and discover where it leads you. ”When yoga is understood in its totality, it is not a religion; it is a practical and comprehensive science of realizing life’s ultimate aims.”

We have a variety of classes and teachers to fit all areas of interest.

No, come to yoga as you are now and grow from there. Yoga is about the honoring and accepting exactly the space you are in at present, and helping to support your exploration for further growth and development with whatever your personal goals are.

No, you do not need to be flexible. In fact, everyone who practices yoga is working on something and a yoga class is the best place to be if you have discovered your flexibility is lacking. You should always listen to your body, and in doing this you will discover what your limits are while making personal physical goals to increase flexibility, strength, stamina and muscle balance. "Flexibility is a benefit not a requirement". ~ Lorena S. Smith.

Namaste is a greeting or farewell meaning that we acknowledge the greatness in each other and that we are all connected. Namaste= “The divine light in me acknowledges and honors the divine light in you.”

Eligible New Students: First Month $59 - this is a limited offer and we reserve the right to rescind this offer at any time. Single Class $21 5 Class Package $65 (2 month expiration) 10 Class Package $120 (3 month expiration)

Membership means that you will sign up for auto-pay at a discounted price. You can purchase a membership from $79 for 8 classes a month or $89 for unlimited visits a month. Unused classes do not carry over to the next month. We require 30 days notice to downgrade or cancel memberships after the first month.

All purchases are final. Extensions, exchanges or reimbursements are not eligible. Flex memberships may be canceled or downgraded during the second month and after the completion of the first month. We require 30 days of written notice. For any auto-debit, a $25 processing charge fee will apply for any late or decline credit/debit transaction.

These classes are a great way to practice yoga while supporting a good cause and connecting with others on a deeper level of awareness. Giving back allows you to focus on the kindness of mankind, and an understanding of our “Life Purpose”. Refer to the season schedule to see the listing of Karma and donation classes.

Put simply, your donations help us to help others, and they are designed to support multiple organizations that support various projects such as: yoga for veterans with PTSD, yoga for inmates, yoga for cancer patients, yoga for domestic violence victims, yoga for drugs abuse victims. Also, the studio has a close support relationship with 3 orphanages abroad.