Zooga Yoga
25 classes in the next two weeks with 14 facilitators, taught in Bilingual and Deutsch and English.
25 classes this weekPlus workshops and retreats
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Coming up
Today
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Los Angeles, Zooga Yoga leans toward Kids 189×, Parent and child 173× and Sacral 14×.
How Zooga Yoga feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of Los AngelesWho leads here
Marit5 classes in two weeksCaptain Dan4 classes in two weeksClaire3 classes in two weeksArianna2 classes in two weeksMadame Chocolat2 classes in two weeksMichelle2 classes in two weeks
All 14 facilitatorsPrices and booking
Each class links straight to Zooga Yoga’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 Zooga Yoga
Zooga Yoga is a family studio in Sunkist Park, on Washington Blvd, where the classes are built around babies, toddlers and young children and the adults who come with them. Most of the schedule is yoga, with music, dance and early movement classes alongside, and nearly all of it is taught in both English and the local language. Most classes start in the morning, and the classes run about 45 minutes.
It suits you if
- you practice with a young child
- you want music and movement for little ones
- you prefer morning classes with family
At a glance
25classes this week
14facilitators
Read more about Zooga YogaA family-centered program, When the classes run
A family-centered program
The studio's program is built around the youngest members of a household. Yoga is the main thread, with classes like Little Monkeys, Yogi Bears and Family Zooga Yoga inviting children and adults to move, balance and breathe side by side. Alongside them sit music classes such as Zoo Jam and Zoo Música, which move between English and Spanish, plus dance, creative movement, gymnastics and beginning soccer for the ages in between.
The classes are led by a team of about ten facilitators. Dani, Claire and Marit lead many of the sessions, and Captain Dan, Arianna and Michelle are also regular names on the schedule.
When the classes run
Most classes take place in the morning, and the busiest start times cluster around 9:30am, 10am and 10:30am. There is a smaller block of classes in the afternoon, with 3:30pm among the common starts, and the latest class begins at 4pm. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday are the days when the schedule is fullest, and about a fifth of the classes fall on weekends.
Because nearly all the classes are about 45 minutes long, a visit fits easily into a morning with small children.
Zooga Yoga: questions and answers
What kind of studio is Zooga Yoga?
Zooga Yoga is a studio in Sunkist Park, at 11054 Washington Blvd. Its classes are built for babies, toddlers, young children and the adults who come with them, so the studio is a family space first.
What do the classes at Zooga Yoga cover?
Yoga leads the schedule, with nearly all of the classes falling under that practice. Within it you will find yoga for little monkeys, yogi bears, and whole families moving together. Alongside yoga there are music classes, dance and creative movement, gymnastics and early soccer.
When do most people practice at Zooga Yoga?
Most classes start in the morning, and the busiest start times are 9:30am, 10am, 10:30am and 3:30pm. Saturday is one of the busiest days, along with Wednesday and Friday. Weekend classes make up about a fifth of the schedule.
What languages are the classes taught in?
Nearly all classes are offered in both English and the local language, so families who speak either will find something that fits. Some classes are bilingual, including a music class that moves between English and Spanish.
Is Zooga Yoga suitable for a first visit with a child?
Yes, most classes are designed for families. Many are yoga or movement classes where a child and an adult practice together, and the studio also offers a first class ever option for people trying something new. Classes run about 45 minutes.
Do I need a pass to join a class?
Zooga Yoga does not offer passes, so each class is booked on its own. The studio is in Sunkist Park, and the classes are led by a team of about ten facilitators, including Dani, Claire and Marit, who lead the most classes.