Class Types
A variety of classes designed to help you boost your
energy and reduce excess stress.
A Yoga Class for Everyone
If you want to move, we’ve got something for you.
Power Flow
Power Flow is a vigorous flow practice that includes strength building and deep stretching with an emphasis on a motivational teaching style.
Yoga Flow
Yoga Flow is a dynamic vinyasa-style asana (posture) class focused on developing mind-body awareness through intentional linking of movement and pranayama (breath regulation).
Flow + Restore
Flow + Restore is a vinyasa-style flow that ends with relaxing yoga postures (usually either Yin or restorative).
Slow Flow
Slow Flow is a mindful vinyasa-style class focusing on posture alignment, breath, and intention.
Hatha Yoga
Hatha Yoga is an alignment-focused class based on fundamentals.
Longevity Yoga
Longevity Yoga is specifically geared towards supporting students with limitations in mobility, balance and flexibility.
Yin Yoga
Yin Yoga offers long held postures, intentional breath, and deep stretches to facilitate internal focus and activate the parasympathetic nervous system (rest + digest response).
Restorative yoga
Restorative Yoga is a meditative form of yoga, inviting deeper focus on the breath while the body is supported with props in long held yoga asanas (poses).
Prenatal Yoga
Prenatal Yoga is a mindful practice that includes gentle yoga asana (postures) and breathing exercises to support the process of pregnancy at any stage. **As a minimum requirement to teach this class, your teacher has successfully completed both a 200-hour yoga teacher training and an 85-hour prenatal yoga training, and is a registered prenatal yoga teacher (RPYT) with Yoga Alliance®.
Stretch + sound bath
Stretch + Sound Bath begins with a few gentle stretches and breathwork before finding stillness and dropping into a deep meditative sound healing experience
Prenatal + postpartum
Pre+Postpartum Yoga is a steady, supportive class designed to help you feel strong, grounded, and connected during pregnancy and beyond. **As a minimum requirement to teach this class, your teacher has successfully completed both a 200-hour yoga teacher training and an 85-hour prenatal yoga training, and is a registered prenatal yoga teacher (RPYT) with Yoga Alliance®.
YOGA LAB
Consider this your yoga laboratory — a space to experiment, break things down, and discover what your practice is really made of. Yoga Lab focuses on the subtle mechanics behind the postures most practitioners spend years working toward — arm balances, backbends, inversions, and balancing shapes.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The best way to know if a Folk yoga or movement class is right for you is to give it a try! We have created a scale of intensity designed to help guide you through this process. You can also reach out to us via [email protected] with any additional questions you may have, or stop by a studio to say hello!
What to wear to yoga and movement classes is completely up to you! Wear something comfortable that will allow you to experience a full range of movement. Breathable, flexible bottoms and a sports top that offers enough support for the class type you’re participating in. We also recommend bringing water and a small towel for those sweaty sessions!
Not at this time. While we hope to bring all types of yoga and movement classes to all 7 Folk studios in the near future, you can find the class type your body is craving here.
The class sizes at Folk depend on the studio, time of day, and class type. On average class attendance is around 20 people.
We love new students! Folk yoga and movement classes are great for students who are moving in a new way for the first time, those getting in touch with their body’s movement for the first time, and anyone coming back to movement after injury.
