Santa Cruz Yoga

Health & Wellness , Alternative Medicine , Yoga

Santa Cruz Yoga offers more than 50 classes weekly for beginning to advanced students taught by a diverse team of outstanding teachers drawn from a wide range of yoga backgrounds, including Vinyasa Flow, Iyengar, Ashtanga, Power, Yin and other forms of Hatha Yoga.

We are a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School offering Basic (200-Hour) and Advanced (500-Hour) yoga teacher training and certification. Trainings are offered twice per year, summer and winter. 

Owner and director, Mark Stephens, has trained more than 1,200 yoga teachers and his books on teaching yoga are national bestsellers used in training programs worldwide. 

Just a five minute walk from West Cliff Drive, the studio is a short bike ride away from downtown, Natural Bridges State Park and Wilder Ranch State Park. It's a short drive to deeper redwood forests in Henry Cowell and Big Basin State Parks. The area is also blessed with world-class surf breaks, endless miles of mountain biking trails, and a variety of other outdoor adventure opportunities. 

Nestled in the Swift Street Courtyard at the corner of Swift and Ingalls Streets, our fifteen yoga teachers are inspired to offer you yoga classes that are accessible, sustainable and transformational.

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402 Ingalls Street, Suite 11, Santa Cruz, CA

Sunday (9am) , Monday (by appointment) , Tuesday (9am & 5:30pm) , Wednesday (by appointment) , Thursday (9am & 5:30pm) , Friday (by appointment) , Saturday (8:30am & 10:15am)

+1 831.331.3955

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