Yoga studio
Yogis & Yoginis
Yogis & Yoginis sits on 6th Avenue in Park Slope and offers a wide range of yoga, from vinyasa and hatha to Iyengar levels and Katonah. The studio also includes rope wall yoga, somatic movement and a Pilates mat class.
101 classes in the next two weeks with 44 facilitators.
- Open early: Classes before 8 on 5 days a week.
101 classes this weekPlus workshops and retreats
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The feel
Compared with the rest of New York, Yogis & Yoginis leans toward Alignment-based 45×, Iyengar 23× and Hatha 13×.
How Yogis & Yoginis feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of New YorkFacilitators
Liz Schindler8 classes in two weeksFrank Ricci7 classes in two weeksGeorges Piette6 classes in two weeksAmanda Sidran5 classes in two weeksCari Friedman4 classes in two weeksEmily Faber4 classes in two weeks
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Each class links straight to Yogis & Yoginis’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 Yogis & Yoginis
Yogis & Yoginis sits on 6th Avenue in Park Slope and offers a wide range of yoga, from vinyasa and hatha to Iyengar levels and Katonah. The studio also includes rope wall yoga, somatic movement and a Pilates mat class. Classes move from gentle and restorative to strong flow, and most of the schedule runs in the morning, with some evening and weekend options.
It suits you if
- you like alignment-based instruction and clear breakdowns
- you want a range of pace from gentle to strong flow
- you prefer early morning practice before the day starts
At a glance
101classes this week
44facilitators
Read more about Yogis & YoginisWhat the classes are, The studio and its people
What the classes are
Most classes here are yoga, and they run across many styles, from vinyasa and hatha to Iyengar, Katonah and Ashtanga-based vinyasa. Basic level and all levels classes sit alongside more advanced sessions, so a newcomer and a returning student can both find a place. Rope wall yoga and the Pilates mat class add other ways to work.
Most classes run 75 minutes, with an express class at 60 minutes and Iyengar Levels 1 and 2 at 90 minutes. The schedule starts as early as 7am and reaches as late as 7:30pm, with a clear concentration in the morning.
The studio and its people
Yogis & Yoginis is at 432 6th Ave in Park Slope, Brooklyn. The studio's website is yogisandyoginis.com, where you can find more about the space and the classes before a first visit.
A large group of facilitators teaches here, including Georges Piette, Frank Ricci, Amanda Sidran, Liz Schindler and Cari Friedman, among others. The early class pairs simple poses with a seated meditation, a good fit for anyone who wants to start the day slowly.
Yogis & Yoginis: questions and answers
Is it good for beginners?
Yes. Basic Level Yoga is an alignment-focused class that breaks poses down with clear instruction, and it is open to all. Express Yoga and the all levels sessions are also open to beginners, and the early class pairs simple poses with a seated meditation.
When do most people practice here?
Most classes run in the morning, and the busiest start times are 9am, 10:15am, noon and 4pm. The earliest class starts at 7am and the latest at 7:30pm, and a fifth of the schedule falls on weekends. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays see the most classes.
What is the Iyengar method like at Yogis & Yoginis?
Iyengar Yoga Level 1, Level 1 and 2, and Katonah Yoga are on the schedule, as is rope wall yoga, which comes from the Iyengar tradition but is not an Iyengar class. Classes are generally 75 minutes, with Iyengar Levels 1 and 2 running 90 minutes.
Are there gentler options?
Prenatal and gentle yoga is a slow flow class designed for all trimesters of pregnancy, and it is also open to anyone who wants a balanced practice. Restorative Katonah classes use props and chairs to support the body. Both are part of the regular weekly schedule.
Where is the studio and who leads the classes?
Yogis & Yoginis is at 432 6th Ave in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Its schedule is led by a large group of facilitators, including Georges Piette, Frank Ricci, Amanda Sidran and Liz Schindler, who teach the most classes here.