So, we’ve done it all for you.
We’ve reviewed hundreds of classes, emptied an equal number of water bottles, finished 2 body sprays and paid 3 parking tickets.
We chatted with hundreds of committed local yogis to find out about their perfect yoga spots. We only survived all those early wake up calls thanks to an endless supply of coconut water – but we’ve done it!
- We didn’t accept any freebies for positive reviews.
- We checked out every studio in person.
- We simply tell it as we see it.
After six months of research, the BEST of YOGA Melbourne is out, the first independently researched yoga guide to Melbourne!
GET your BEST of YOGA Melbourne here – it’s FREE
(Note: It’s a 50+ pages guide with lots of images, so this may take a moment…)
If you want to get an overview of studios in your home town, you are travelling and don’t know the local yoga scene, or you’re looking for something in particular, such as kids classes, chanting, vigorous and physically demanding classes, yoga philosophy lectures – we’ve got you covered.
You can find your class by looking for a particular yoga style, or you can simply check out some of the fun categories, such as location, location!, most authentic, great beginners choice, or life-long learning. Make sure to have a look at Melbourne’s most unusual yoga experiences in our 10 TOP PICKS.
I know – now you’re saying: But hang on, what if I’m not in Australia? Stay tuned – soon we’ll give you the perfect guide to plan the most wonderful yoga holiday of your life: With BEST of YOGA Bali!
In Australia? BEST of YOGA Perth will publish in April 2016!
As always, let us know what you think, either in the comments below or email andrea@andrealeber.com.
Enjoy reading, exploring and stretching!
Namaste,
the BEST of YOGA team
Excellent guide, thank you! Is there a guide for Teacher training courses in Melbourne? I am sure there are many of us who need one like yesterday as its a huge investment and commitment.
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Thank you! More guides will be coming soon!
No, there’s none (or not that I’m aware of). But if you find a studio you like and trust and they offer an accredited programme (always check the certification) it’s worth looking into it!
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love this! Is there one for Brisbane? What a great idea!
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Not yet – the next one coming is BALI 🙂
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Great job on the reviews.
As a student, I highly recommend Balwyn Yoga Centre (not on your list). Mrs Lang, the principal, studied under Iyengar in India for many years and established the school in 1968. Many regulars, great sense of community, dedicated studio.
http://www.balwynyoga.com.au/
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THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! This is perfect!! Cannot wait to try them out this summer 🙂
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Pleasure! It’s been a fantastic experience researching this non for profit guide – please share with other yogis!!
Warmly,
Andrea
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It was great reading the reviews of different yoga places and am very excited that SomaChi Yoga was included 🙂
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Thanks for reading! We’ve made sure to check out all the yoga hot spots (and the secret yoga spots!) in the city, glad you agree with our rating!
Please tell other yogis about the guide,
Your BEST of YOGA team
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Yoga is simply catching fire. I can’t believe how many people now partake in the activity.
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Yes, it’s amazing! But it also means there are more and more classes on offer and it’s just more difficult than ever before to find the class that’s perfect for you.
Thanks for reading, please share!
BEST of YOGA team
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As a new yogi i love this! Thank you so much! And I do love Yoga Flame, they are so welcoming and wonderful.
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Pleasure, we loved researching the guide! Enjoy reading and please do share!
All the best,
Your BEST of YOGA team
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Reblogged this on Yoga with Sophie and commented:
Today I saw that this guide had been written by fellow wordpress blogger: Andrea Leber… And I just had to share!! Have a look through it if you’re interested in finding out more about Melbourne’s diverse and blooming yoga scene – and come and visit me at either Ohana yoga or Grass Roots Yoga. I feel so lucky to be working at some of the best studios in the city – and now that opinions not just according to me!!!
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This is so great. Well done on putting together a wonderful guide to some of Melbourne’s best yoga spaces and teachers!!
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Thanks! We were so thrilled to discover all the amazing yoga classes that are on offer in Melbourne! Please do share with other yogis,
Your BEST of YOGA team
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Great guide! Great idea!
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Reblogged this on yogamagazine and commented:
Useful info for yoga in Melbourne.
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Very Cool, hope you don’t mind us re-blogging. Thanks!
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Absolutely not, the guide is meant to be shared with fellow yogis! Having a yoga resource when travelling was one of the main reasons why we’ve done this guide!
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Thanks for putting the guide together, we look forward to seeing the Bali guide too!! 👍😀
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Congratulations!!! This is a spectacular accomplishment… now I only need to travel to Melbourne 😉
xo
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Thanks! Stay tuned, BEST of YOGA BALI is coming soon!
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Lol that’s still far away… but who knows?? =)
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This is awesome! Thank you for posting 🙂
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Pleasure, feel free to share with fellow yogis! And any feedback is highly appreciated!
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