10 Must-Visit Yoga Studios in Greater Cleveland

Abide Yoga - 12732 Larchmere Rd

Abide Yoga has a super cozy studio and a little bit of everything on their schedule. Attend a vinyasa class to get moving after a day sitting at the computer, or check out one of their many classes that are designed to help yogis unwind like chill flow, gentle, restorative, or meditation. On Mondays they hold a class featuring tunes by a random musician-of-choice; past classes have included Cat Stevens, Bjork, and Fleet Foxes. (Photo via Abide Yoga Facebook)

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Cleveland Yoga Uptown - 11461 Euclid Ave

Cleveland Yoga is for the athletic yogi. Their studio follows the Baptiste Yoga tradition which is inspired by Hatha Yoga. Be warned—Cleveland Yoga is hot yoga. They keep the temperature at 87 degrees and it gets even hotter as students get moving. The studio even has its own line of yoga apparel, so treat-yo-self after sweating through every layer of clothing. (Photo via Cleveland Yoga Facebook)

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Pose Yoga - 1278 W 9th St

Pose Yoga is another studio that offers hot yoga for those seeking a thoroughly warming work out.They are located in the Bingham Building on West 9th, right in the heart of downtown. They do offer beginner-level classes a couple times a week, but for the most part Pose is for those who are caught in the hustle and bustle of downtown and want to sweat out the stress. (Photo via Pose Yoga Facebook)

 

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SpyngaFlow - 1846 Coventry Rd, Cleveland Heights

SpyngaFlows is a very unique yoga studio in that it incorporates spinning into the mix. Spynga's signature classes offer 30 minutes of biking and 30 minutes of yoga. They also offer classes like "Yoga 30" and "Cycle 45" for those looking to squeeze a quick yoga or spinning session into their day. But we'd recommend getting your workout and your yoga in one fell swoop. (Photo via SpyngaFlow Facebook)  

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The Atma Center - 2319 Lee Rd, Cleveland Heights

The Atma Center is a yoga studio for those interested in a deep, slow, meditative practice. They are the only studio in the U.S. that teaches Satyananda yoga, not that we know what that means. The Atma Center recently celebrated its 15 year anniversary, and boasts many loyal students and a marked community feel. The studio embarks on yearly trips to Mexico and India for those looking to partake in a retreat. If you're lucky, resident yoga dog Maitri might sit-in on your class! (Photo via Atma Center Facebook)

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Green Tara Yoga & Healing Arts - 2450 Fairmount Blvd, Cleveland Heights

Green Tara Yoga & Healing Arts follows the Iyengar Yogic tradition. Iyengar Yoga was developed by B.K.S. Iyengar, who many consider responsible for bringing yoga to the west. Their studio boasts small classes of 12-18 students and plenty of yoga props, including a rope wall. Their classes are enumerated by difficulty level, and they even feature an "open practice" class where students can do their own thing amidst fellow yogis, kind of like going to study in a coffee shop or working out at the gym. (Photo via Green Tara Facebook)

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Pink Lotus Yoga - 18103 Detroit, Lakewood

Pink Lotus Yoga is a colorful and spacious studio with plenty of room for their large client base. They offer the widest selection of classes of all the studio's we've seen yet, and community service is a integral part of their mission, which is pretty cool if you ask us. (Photo via Pink Lotus Facebook)

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Inner Bliss Yoga - Multiple Locations

A little intimidated by yoga? Inner Bliss offers two hour beginner workshops where they'll go over a brief history of yoga and introduce basic poses. They offer hot yoga, regular yoga, yoga for better sleep, and yoga for kids, to name a few. Inner Bliss has locations in Rocky River and in West Lake. (Photo via Inner Bliss Facebook)

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Vision Yoga - 1861 W 25th

Just hanging out in Vision's studio is a relaxing experience. The sprawling space, natural night, and plethora of green plants make it a perfect spot to unwind. Vision has all-levels of classes, and it's located right on West 25th, so pop in for lunch at Nano Brew or Town Hall after your workout. They also offer massage, acupuncture, and a type of therapy called ROLFING, which actually seems similar to "rolling on the floor laughing" to us.  (Photo via Vision Facebook)

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There's No Place Like Om - 5409 Detroit Ave

One of the more interesting things about this studio is that they offer "Buck Naked Yoga." Yep, it's just what it sounds like. CNN did a video about the men-only class that is exclusively offered by studio owner Buck Harris back in 2012. They offer other classes, too, if naked yoga doesn't sound appealing. Your first class is free, which is always a plus when you're searching for a studio you like. (Photo via clevelandyoga.net)

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