Yoga studio
Dancing Dogs Yoga Atlanta
dancing dogs yoga atlanta sits in Atlanta and describes itself as a community for people who want to go deeper. The timetable is built around yoga, with flow and vinyasa leading, and hot classes running alongside.
37 classes in the next two weeks with 20 facilitators.
- Open early: Classes before 8 on 5 days a week.
37 classes this weekPlus workshops and retreats
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Asheville, Dancing Dogs Yoga Atlanta leans toward Throat 19×, Chanting 19× and Flow 3.6×.
How Dancing Dogs Yoga Atlanta feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of AshevilleFacilitators
Shelley Carroll6 classes in two weeksBrandon Lee4 classes in two weeksRob Bracco4 classes in two weeksAlex Walker3 classes in two weeksLisa Rolf3 classes in two weeksSam Kim3 classes in two weeks
All 20 facilitatorsPrices and booking
Each class links straight to Dancing Dogs Yoga Atlanta’s own booking page, so the full price goes to the studio and its facilitators.
Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Dancing Dogs Yoga Atlanta
dancing dogs yoga atlanta sits in Atlanta and describes itself as a community for people who want to go deeper. The timetable is built around yoga, with flow and vinyasa leading, and hot classes running alongside. Mornings carry most of the week, so the studio suits early starts and lunchtime practice.
It suits you if
- you prefer early morning practice
- you want flowing vinyasa with some heat
- you want slower, restful classes alongside flow
At a glance
37classes this week
20facilitators
Read more about Dancing Dogs Yoga AtlantaWhat the studio offers, How the week runs
What the studio offers
The studio runs dozens of classes across a week, led by a couple of dozen facilitators. Shelley Carroll, Brandon Lee, Sam Kim, Lisa Rolf and Rachel C are among those with the most classes on the timetable.
Most classes are yoga, with flow and vinyasa forming the core. Heated sessions are marked in their names, and gentler options like yin, restorative, hatha and soft yoga for every body sit alongside them. Mat Pilates and strength-focused classes appear less often.
How the week runs
Morning is the busiest part of the day, and the earliest start is at 6:30am. The busiest start times are 7:30am, 10am, 4:45pm and 6:15pm, with Tuesday, Sunday and Monday carrying the most classes. Lunchtime classes, like Yoga for Lunch, are a smaller share of the week.
Classes run 60 minutes most often, with some 75 and 90 minute sessions. The studio's own description frames the practice as more than fitness, so the sessions are better understood as slower and more intentional than a typical gym class.
Dancing Dogs Yoga Atlanta: questions and answers
When do most people practice here?
Most classes at dancing dogs yoga atlanta run in the morning, with about half of the timetable before noon, and the earliest starts at 6:30am. Evening classes are a smaller part of the week, and the latest start is at 7:45pm.
Is it a good place for beginners?
The studio's own description calls it a community for people who want to go deeper, and the timetable includes gentler options alongside the more active ones. Shelley Carroll, Brandon Lee and Sam Kim are among the facilitators with the most classes, and their sessions cover a range of energies.
Are there heated classes?
Heated classes are marked with a flame in their names, such as Heated Vinyasa Flow and Sunday Service. Hot yoga makes up about a fifth of what is offered, so the heated sessions sit alongside plenty of unheated classes.
How long are the classes?
Classes here are mostly 60 minutes, with some running 75 or 90 minutes, such as Restorative Yoga and Sunday Service. Most sessions fit into a lunch break or an early start, depending on what suits your day.
What kinds of classes does the studio offer?
The timetable leans toward yoga, with flow and vinyasa forming the core. Yin, restorative, hatha and mat Pilates appear less often, but they give you slower and more focused options.