Find your teacher. Make time for yoga.

A little help finding your next step.

For students, we’re planning an AI assistant to help you explore teachers, classes and studios that fit your interests, schedule and preferred way to practise.

For instructors, it will help you find useful teaching and business resources, prepare your profile and class descriptions, and connect with students who choose to be introduced.

You decide what to share and whether to connect. The assistant supports the relationship between teachers and students.

The assistant isn’t available yet. We’ll share access details when it’s ready.

Places and practice

A new studio leaves room for neighbors beyond yoga

A Stafford opening combines a yoga timetable with plans for gardening, dancing and other community gatherings.

Teaching practice

A first public class with room for new teachers

Assembly’s free November sessions give recent training graduates a place on the community timetable.

Teachers and access

A teaching network makes room for care in hospitals

Adriana Jarrín’s work brings adapted practice and teacher preparation into a conversation about access during cancer care.

Community practice

A regular class becomes a gesture of gratitude

Veterans Yoga Project’s annual campaign invites teachers to support continuing free access for veterans and their communities.

Places and practice

A studio move makes room for smaller sessions

Sama’s November 12 relocation in New Canaan combines a new address with rooms for small classes and private teaching.

Practice and culture

A yoga association separates practice from competition

The British Wheel of Yoga’s new statement distinguishes broad practice from competitive yogasana and puts access at the center of the question.

Places and practice

An evening practice opens a neighborhood temple

Sairinji’s November 20 yoga session adds a small group class to its community calendar in Fukuoka.

Access and practice

Yoga shares a timetable with German conversation

A free Hamburg program combines movement and language support for immigrants at Goldbekhaus.

Community practice

The school invitation includes the whole staff

A Ponte da Barca program welcomes pupils, teachers and non-teaching colleagues into the same community activity.

Teaching craft

Private teaching gets its own study weekend

A hybrid November workshop in Wiesbaden separates the structure of a one-to-one session from a group-class timetable.

Your questions, answered.

What is Yoga Plus?

Yoga Plus connects students and teachers through one-on-one online office hours, teacher profiles and retreats.

Can I book now?

Bookings aren’t open yet. Sign up and we’ll let you know when you can book.

How do students and instructors sign up?

Choose student, instructor or both, then enter your email to receive updates.

What are one-on-one office hours?

Private online time with one yoga instructor and one student. Ask questions, talk through your practice and get personal guidance.

What will instructors need?

You’ll need a teaching profile and a copy of your yoga certificate showing the course, issuer and completion date. We’ll explain any identity and payment checks when you join.

How will membership and payment work?

We’ll share prices and membership options before bookings open.

What about cancellations and refunds?

You’ll be able to read the cancellation and refund policy before you book.

Are retreats available to book?

Not yet. Sign up to hear when retreats are announced.

How can I get help or change my updates?

Email hello@yogaplus.ai. You can opt out of updates using the option in future emails.

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Make time for yoga.

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