Flow Yoga Georgetown
Flow Yoga Georgetown is a studio in Austin with classes in vinyasa, hot yoga and hatha. About 58 classes a week with 19 facilitators, busiest on Mondays and Wednesdays. Most classes start in the morning.
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Austin, Flow Yoga Georgetown leans toward Joints and mobility 13×, Hatha 7.7× and Gentle 5.4×.
How Flow Yoga Georgetown feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of AustinWho leads here
Jenny Doughty12 classes in two weeksJo Haecker12 classes in two weeksLindzi Novak11 classes in two weeksKelly West9 classes in two weeksClaire Lowenthal8 classes in two weeksMarla Elejarza8 classes in two weeks
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Flow Yoga Georgetown sits at 900 North Austin Avenue in Georgetown, just outside Austin, and it keeps a full week of practice. Most of its classes are yoga, and the range runs from vinyasa and hot yoga to yin, hatha and gentle flows. Mornings carry much of the schedule, which suits anyone who likes to practice before the day begins.
It suits you if
- you like to practice before the workday starts
- you want a calm pace with gentle or yin classes
- you are ready for hot vinyasa and a stronger sweat
At a glance
56classes this week
18facilitators
Read more about Flow Yoga GeorgetownWhat the classes look like, How the week runs
What the classes look like
Vinyasa is the style that appears most often, alongside gentle classes and sweat-focused sessions. Hot yoga, hatha and yin each have their place on the timetable, and a few classes pair movement with sound baths, breathwork or meditation. Most sessions run for about an hour.
The classes are led by a couple of dozen facilitators. Lindzi Novak, Jo Haecker and Jenny Doughty lead many of the sessions, and Kelly West, Marla Elejarza and Tylee Personett also teach regularly.
How the week runs
Morning classes are the backbone of the week, many of them starting at 6am or 9am. Midday and evening classes, with the latest starting at 7:30pm, fill the rest of the day. Weekends are quieter, with only about one in ten classes falling on a Saturday or Sunday.
The studio is in the Georgetown part of the Austin area, so people coming from the surrounding neighborhoods tend to plan their practice around the morning and evening slots.
Flow Yoga Georgetown: questions and answers
What kind of classes does Flow Yoga Georgetown offer?
Most classes at Flow Yoga Georgetown are yoga, and nearly all of them run for about an hour. Vinyasa and gentle classes are the most common styles, with hot yoga, hatha, yin and a few sound baths and meditation sessions also on the schedule.
When do most people practice at Flow Yoga Georgetown?
Morning classes make up about half of the schedule, and many start at 6am, with a sunrise flow among them. Evening classes, starting as late as 7:30pm, are about a fifth of what is offered, and midday classes make up a similar share.
Which days and times fill up most at Flow Yoga Georgetown?
Classes on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday are the busiest days, and the common start times are 9am, 10:30am, noon and 7:30am. Weekend classes are a small part of the week, about one in ten.
Is Flow Yoga Georgetown a good place to start?
Gentle classes, hatha, flow and yin all sit at a calmer pace, and a few classes such as deep chill and light body activation are built for slower practice. Hot vinyasa and sweat-focused classes are better suited to people who already feel at home on the mat.
Who leads the classes at Flow Yoga Georgetown?
Flow Yoga Georgetown is a small group of studios with a couple of dozen facilitators. Lindzi Novak, Jo Haecker, Jenny Doughty, Kelly West and Marla Elejarza teach many of the classes, and Tylee Personett, Claire Lowenthal, Dina Robison, Dr David Weinthal and Cap The Yogi also lead regularly.