3 Best Yoga Classes in Manchester

“Yoga Soul is a Manchester-based yoga studio that provides a home for you to participate in Manchester’s yoga community, to help you grow your practice on and off the mat, creating some friends along the way. William Mitchell and Samuel Nwokeka are the founders of Yoga Soul. They are committed to supporting you every step of the way, offering excellent teachers and a reliable community throughout your yoga journey. You will receive a warm welcome with passionate people here to help you. Yoga Soul has in-studio, livestream and on-demand offerings, ensuring that you can engage with your practice in a manner that best suits your preferences and lifestyle. They offer a 21-day introductory offer for £30 only for new customers. They also conduct workshops, events and retreats.”

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“The Life Centre provides a wide range of yoga classes with the finest yoga teachers in Manchester. They have Manchester's largest and most diverse studio, offering over 30 studio-based classes per week. The Life Centre has three dedicated yoga studios, including one specialist hot yoga studio. The studio has two changing rooms, with shower facilities and lockers to store your belongings. They also provide yoga mats and have an extensive collection of props for you to use during your practice in the studio. Yoga is practised in their specialist hot studio, heated to 38-40 degrees Celsius, which allows the muscles to warm up and stretch. At The Life Centre, yoga classes are taught in various non-hot room styles. Enjoy 20% off classes when you sign up for their mailing list. Deepen your practice with courses, workshops and retreats across a variety of topics at The Life Centre. Become a member and get exclusive discounts on their workshops and retail products.”

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“The Yoga Rooms is an independently run, friendly yoga and pilates studio based in Chorlton. The studio is run by founder Sarah Hague and directors Janine Kelly and Evka Suchomelova. Since opening their doors in 2008, they have welcomed babies, older folks and everyone in between, regardless of size, gender, ethnicity, flexibility or fitness level. Sarah Hague began teaching in 2000 and was certified to teach by the British Wheel of Yoga in 2007. She also holds certification to teach ‘pregnancy yoga’ and ‘postnatal recovery and baby yoga. She completed a degree in physiotherapy in 2004. All of their classes run in-person in the studio, but most of their classes are also live-streamed, so you can choose which works best for you. The Yoga Rooms offers concession rates for those on lower incomes.”

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