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The mission of Yoga High is to invite health and well-being into the lives of its community members; our philosophy is that Yoga should enhance and improve one’s life without requiring an abrupt lifestyle change. We at Yoga High are dedicated to providing safe, quality Yoga to our students while still participating in the real-life community of Manhattan’s Lower East Side.

At Yoga High we merge the ancient Yogic traditions and practices passed down over 5,000 years with the modern emphasis on physical challenge and fitness. We teach Hatha Vinyasa style yoga which is the "flowing" style. We move through various poses using the breath and we include music from many different genres to help get you moving. For students who already have a strong Yoga practice, we provide a community of fellow practitioners who hold the same value of mindful well-being, and for those who want the physical benefits of Yoga but are intimidated or put off by the prospect of classes, we offer a clear, warm approach where they can experience the benefits of a strong, safe physical practice without being "indoctrinated."


Yoga to fit your lifestyle – Yoga High
Yoga High Press
  • The lovely folks over at YogaCity have sleuthed another one of our classes! Take a look at our Community page to read the write up of Liz’s Level 3 class that Yoga Sleuth took in September!
  • We were sleuthed! Mel’s Monday 6:30pm class was reviewed by Brette Popper for Yoga Sleuth, a super fun article on the fabulous Yoga website www.yogacitynyc.com. Check out our Community page to read the write up!
  • Check us out on ecofabulous.com! Click the link below to check it out and you can even sign up for their newsletter to receive some green inspiration. HERE. (Jan 2009)
  • Yoga High is up on nymag.com! Click on the link below to the “Resolution Road” article and see us listed by one of our FAVORITE magazines. HERE. (Dec 2008)
  • To see Mel and Yoga High in a short video on MSNBC, click HERE. (Oct 2008)
  • To see Liz in the Green Issue of the Japanese magazine Grace, click HERE. (Oct 2008)
  • Click HERE to read The New York Times
    article that quotes Liz. (May 2008)