The dedication, ingenuity, openness, flexibility (pun intended), and absolute awesomeness you’ve shown over the past few (incredibly challenging) months have been nothing short of awe-inspiring.
But we yogis can’t take all the credit…
Mother Nature has played a HUGE roll in the creation of al fresco “studio” spaces.
From the beach to the park (and lots of random decks, lots, and lawns in between), we’ve been blessed by breeze, sunshine, and the lightest sprinkles of rain (which were almost always VERY welcome, right?!).
And with any luck, these outdoor practices will continue well into October! Here are teachers and studios we’ve discovered with consistent offerings all over NJ. If we missed one, please reach out so we can add it!
Please note that each studio and/or teacher is listed with their normal studio location. Classes might be in new (and exciting) locations, so we highly recommend checking in with their social media).
Come for class and stay for the Artisan Market afterward! Venmo @njyoga-collective to save your spot. $20 suggested for class and only 20 spots each week.
May Louie first took yoga in college to fulfill a Phys-Ed requirement and immediately fell in love. She, unfortunately, did not continue with her practice but reconnected with it when she retired from her corporate job in 2002 and has since become a serious yoga enthusiast. After her second retirement in 2017, she completed her 200-hour RYT certification, studying with Dina Crosta, Ellen Mosko, and Jamie Segal Hanley, with a focus on alignment based flow.
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May Louie first took yoga in college to fulfill a Phys-Ed requirement and immediately fell in love. She, unfortunately, did not continue with her practice but reconnected with it when she retired from her corporate job in 2002 and has since become a serious yoga enthusiast. After her second retirement in 2017, she completed her 200-hour RYT certification, studying with Dina Crosta, Ellen Mosko, and Jamie Segal Hanley, with a focus on alignment based flow.
