Yoga studio
Tula Yoga & Wellness
tula yoga & wellness sits at 737 N 4th St in Northern Liberties, a studio where yoga fills most of the timetable. Dozens of classes run each month, from open-level and basics sessions to restorative, yin and strength-focused work.
26 classes in the next two weeks with 20 facilitators.
- Every day: Classes seven days a week.
26 classes this weekPlus workshops and retreats
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Philadelphia, Tula Yoga & Wellness leans toward Restore 3.5×, Yoga 2.3× and Yin 2×.
How Tula Yoga & Wellness feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of PhiladelphiaFacilitators
Carly Markowitz5 classes in two weeksBailey Benoot4 classes in two weeksElise D'Avella4 classes in two weeksJill Ivey4 classes in two weeksMelanie Farley4 classes in two weeksBecca Hammerman3 classes in two weeks
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Each class links straight to Tula Yoga & Wellness’s own booking page, so the full price goes to the studio and its facilitators.
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Tula Yoga & Wellness
tula yoga & wellness sits at 737 N 4th St in Northern Liberties, a studio where yoga fills most of the timetable. Dozens of classes run each month, from open-level and basics sessions to restorative, yin and strength-focused work. The mornings and evenings are the busiest times, and the studio is a good fit for anyone who wants a steady routine close to home.
It suits you if
- you want a steady routine with a range of levels
- you prefer early mornings or evening classes
- you are new to yoga and want gentle, open classes
At a glance
26classes this week
20facilitators
Read more about Tula Yoga & WellnessWhat tula teaches, When and with whom to practice
What tula teaches
Yoga is the core of tula's schedule, and nearly all of its classes are yoga of one kind or another. About half are open to all levels, which makes the studio a natural place to find your footing. Alongside these, the studio has a smaller set of restorative, yin and strength classes for slower or more focused practice.
Pilates is part of the mix too, with around one class in ten, as are a few meditation and mindfulness sessions. Classes like Pilates Mix, Yoga Sculpt and Functionally Fit with FE give a more active way in, while Restorative and Yin Yoga slow things down.
When and with whom to practice
Tula's timetable leans toward the start and end of the day. About a third of classes begin in the morning, starting as early as 7am, and another third in the evening, with the last starts around 7:15pm. Noon and 5:30pm are common start times, and about a fifth of the classes fall on weekends.
The studio's facilitators, a couple of dozen in all, include Bailey Benoot, Carly Markowitz, Elise D'Avella and Judy Doto, who lead many of the regular classes. Most classes run about an hour, so a session fits easily before or after work.
Tula Yoga & Wellness: questions and answers
What kind of classes does tula teach?
Yoga is nearly all of what is taught at tula, and about half of the classes are open to all levels. Names like Open Levels, Basics and Restorative sit beside more focused classes such as Yin Yoga, Yoga Sculpt and Align + Restore, so a newcomer can start with something gentle and move on from there.
When do most people practice at tula?
Tula's most common start times are noon, 7am, 5:30pm and 6:45pm. Wednesday, Thursday and Tuesday are the days when most people practice, and roughly a third of the classes start in the morning and another third in the evening.
How long are the classes?
Classes at tula usually run about an hour, and some are shorter, such as Mindfulness Meditation at 30 minutes or Functionally Fit with FE at 40. Earliest starts are at 7am and the latest at 7:15pm.
Is tula a good place for beginners?
Yes. There are a few classes built for first-timers, and a few for kids. Yoga Storytime and Strong Bodies, Calm Minds are two of the examples on the schedule, and the facilitators can help you choose a first class when you arrive.
Where is tula and what else does it offer?
Tula is in Northern Liberties at 737 N 4th St. The studio offers a few meditation and mindfulness classes alongside its yoga and Pilates, and its classes are led by a couple of dozen facilitators.