Be Wild Yoga
Be Wild Yoga is a studio in Charleston with classes in vinyasa, yin and power yoga. About 32 classes a week with 17 facilitators, busiest on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Classes run from morning to evening.
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Charleston, Be Wild Yoga leans toward Yoga nidra 9.5×, Gentle 7.4× and Third eye 6.3×.
How Be Wild Yoga feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of CharlestonWho leads here
Ashley Sprinkle12 classes in two weeksBre Chapman7 classes in two weeksMandy Wozniak7 classes in two weeksMargaret Cotter6 classes in two weeksRachael Lockmiller6 classes in two weeksKelsey Harrison5 classes in two weeks
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Be Wild Yoga
Be Wild Yoga is a studio on Bowen Pier Drive in Hanahan, just outside Charleston. Its schedule has a clear rhythm, with a steady run of classes in the early morning and a second wave in the evening. Most classes are an hour long, and the range runs from gentle and slow flow to power and yin.
It suits you if
- you like to practice early in the morning
- you want a calm, slower pace to your week
- you are looking for a mix of strength and stretch
At a glance
32classes this week
17facilitators
Read more about Be Wild YogaWhen classes run, Styles and how they feel, Who leads and how long
When classes run
The studio's timetable leans toward the morning. About half of its classes start before noon, and a fifth begin before 9am, with 6am as the earliest start. Evenings are the second busiest stretch, with classes running into the 7pm slot. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday tend to carry the most classes.
Styles and how they feel
Gentle and Yin classes give space to slow movement and long holds, while Slow Flow and Vinyasa connect breath and movement at a steady pace. Power and Power+ classes add more strength work, including a session focused on the glutes and core. Yoga nidra and Yin + Yoga Nidra sessions move the other way, toward rest and a quieter body.
Who leads and how long
A couple of dozen facilitators teach at the studio, and Ashley Sprinkle, Kelsey Harrison, Mandy Wozniak, Bre Chapman and Rachael Lockmiller lead many of the sessions. Most classes run for an hour, which leaves time to settle into the practice without rushing the end.
Be Wild Yoga: questions and answers
Where is Be Wild Yoga located?
Be Wild Yoga is at 9304 Bowen Pier Drive in Hanahan, a short drive from Charleston. Its classes are a mix of yoga styles, with most running in the morning and a smaller share in the evening.
What time do classes usually start?
Most classes are an hour long. Morning classes are the most common, with the earliest starting at 6am, and evening classes run as late as 7pm.
Which classes are good for beginners?
Gentle, Slow Flow and Yin are a good place to begin, since they move at a slower pace and focus on the body in a calm way. Vinyasa and Power classes move faster and suit people who already feel at home on the mat.
Who leads the classes at Be Wild Yoga?
Many of the classes are led by Ashley Sprinkle, Kelsey Harrison, Mandy Wozniak and Bre Chapman, among a couple of dozen facilitators who teach here.
What kinds of yoga are taught here?
Yoga is the core of the schedule, with Gentle, Vinyasa, Yin and Flow classes making up much of what is offered. There are also a few yoga nidra and sleep-focused sessions, and Power+ classes that add strength work.