Knoxville Yoga

Knoxville, Tennessee is home to a growing community of yoga enthusiasts, including many excellent yoga teachers. This is great news whether you're an advanced practitioner interested in trying out different yoga styles or you're a beginning yoga student shopping for your very first yoga class. Whether your interest in yoga is for physical fitness, for the health benefits yoga offers any number of conditions and illnesses, or purely spiritual, you will surely find a yoga style and teacher you like with a little shopping. The number of yoga styles and traditions can be daunting, so here is a list of what yoga you can find in Knoxville, TN and where you will find it:nnAshtanga Yoga: Ashtanga is one of the more athletic forms of yoga still rooted in tradition, emphasizing movement through a prescribed series of postures. • SideCrow Yoga: (865) 584-3864nnHatha yoga: Hatha literally means 'forceful,' though it is often attributed to gentle yoga in the West. Any form of yoga incorporating body postures and breath control could be said to be hatha yoga, including the yoga teachers below (and all the other types of yoga listed in this article). • Yoga with Shanti: (865) 584-1086n • Yoga for Life: (865) 591-3281n • Five-Element School of Yoga and Meditation: (865) 300-8125nnIyengar yoga: Iyengar yoga emphasizes precise alignment of the body while holding postures. • Knoxville Yoga Center: (865) 694-0101nnKripalu Yoga: Kripalu Yoga integrates yoga postures and breathing with meditation, making it as much an inward experience as it is an outward exercise. Classes range from gentle to vigorous. • Yoga with Santosh: (865) 368-8773nnKundalini Yoga: Kundalini Yoga is an intense combination of purifying, energetic movements with breathing and chanting to awaken energy centers called chakras. • Yoga with Ajeet: (865) 851-7830nnPrenatal and Momma-Baby yoga: Yoga can enhance a healthy birth and keep mom in shape afterwards. • Lindsay Rogers: (865) 705-YOGAnnVinyasa yoga: Vinyasa, flow, and power yoga is the movement from one posture to the next connected by the breath. Usually the flow is based on the sun salutation and the pace of movement between poses is fairly fast, but that is not always the case. The classroom is sometimes heated for increased flexibility and body purification. • SideCrow Yoga: (865) 584-3864n • Knoxville Yoga Center: (865) 694-0101n • Yoga with Santosh (slow, meditative flow): (865) 368-8773nnYin Yoga: Yin Yoga targets the connective tissue – tendons, ligaments, and cartilage – for increased flexibility. Postures tend to be held for longer periods as a restorative technique. • SideCrow Yoga: (865) 584-3864 Best wishes in finding the right yoga class for your particular needs, and welcome to the Knoxville yoga community!