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A Guide to Hoboken Yoga Studios

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Yoga. Not only is it wonderful for balance, flexibility, and toning the whole body, it is also amazing for the mind-body connection and feeling ultimate calm and stability. And in the new year, you’re probably on a quest to find some more relaxation and zen, or maybe you’re a namaste natural already. If you’re ready to add some stillness to your on-the-go life, we’ve rounded up a list of local yoga studios. Read on for your guide to yoga studios in Hoboken. 

Asana Soul Practice | 411 Jefferson Street

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Asana Soul Practice is an incredible experience. It’s certainly not your average yoga studio. Right when you walk in, you’re graced with a perfectly decorated space and brewed herbal tea. Don’t worry if you forget your mat, the studio offers blankets, mats, and blocks along with serene scents and retail therapy in the shop. It’s inviting, it’s satisfying, and it’s oh-so-zen.

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Fit Foundry | 1416 Willow Avenue

Fit Foundry’s goal is to guide you on your path to success by combining serious fitness with an encouraging, clean, fun, and inviting atmosphere. The studio offers specialty yoga as well as small and large group team training in other workouts. Yoga classes are broken down into three classes – Slow Burn (60 min), Fused Flow (45 min), and Fire Flow (45 min).

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PowerFlow Yoga | 104 Hudson Street

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Offering hot yoga to the Hoboken yogis, PowerFlow will make you sweat in class each and every time. The team encourages members to zone out and tune into how their body is feeling for the Vinyasa or fast-paced classes. The studio guarantees you’ll notice a shift in energy and discover flexibility and confidence in the classes. PowerFlow loves athletes! Its classes loosen muscles and, after a few classes, decrease pain in the joints from lifting, running, and golfing. New students can take advantage of discounted classes to try different options. 

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Real Hot Yoga | 1414 Grand Street

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It’s no secret we love Real Hot Yoga, but this hot yoga studio is really special. Sometimes coming to a new gym or yoga studio can feel very intimidating, but the laidback feel of Real Hot makes it easy to feel like you belong there. The views out the window create an ambiance that just adds to your focued state. One of the biggest complaints about hot yoga is that it sometimes just feels way too hot. We love Real Hot because it’s hot enough to get the heated experience but not as overwhelming – students still get the detoxing effect without the intense experience. 

Surya Yoga Academy | 618 Washington Street

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Surya Yoga’s midtown location is convenient for uptown and downtown dwellers. The studio has been in town since 2002 and is consistently recognized as one of the best by NJ Monthly Magazine.  As far as classes, Surya Yoga offers hot yoga only, keeping the studio at a warm 95 degrees. Hot yoga will make you sweat, release toxins, and loosen any muscle pains you have. New to hot yoga? No problem! There are deals for new students.

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Urban Souls Yoga | 100 Hudson Street, 4th Floor

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Urban Souls Yoga is a place for all levels and learners to explore a diverse variety of classes, sound experiences, and workshops. With 11 classes to choose from, there’s something for everyone. Some of the most popular classes are Open Flow, Urban Warrior, and Yin/Restore, and when the weather is nice, you can join them for yoga on the pier.

YogaRenew | 12 Hudson Place

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While their physical space at 12 Hudson Place may be new, YogaRenew has been serving the yoga world since 2017 and is brought to us by two familiar faces in the Hudson County area yoga community who’ve collectively taught in the Hoboken/NYC area for over 25 years. The studio was designed deliberately as a place where students can relax, mingle, and spend time before and after class — a nice little break from the traffic and hustle of Hoboken.

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