Living Yoga, located in Forest Hills, Queens, is a welcoming and serene yoga studio that offers a variety of daily classes, including vinyasa, Dharma, yin, restorative, and 26+2 yoga, as well as classes for beginners. Since its establishment in 2009, Living Yoga has built a vibrant community where practitioners of all skill levels and backgrounds come together to support one another in their yoga journeys. The studio hosts monthly workshops and special programs focused on mindful disciplines, contributing to the overall well-being of its members. Reviews highlight the studio’s convenient location near public transportation and the inviting atmosphere created by its friendly instructors. Many students appreciate the unique teaching styles of the instructors, finding classes both challenging and restorative. The studio is noted for its lack of judgment and elitism, fostering a safe space for connection and growth. Students value the full benefits membership, which includes free yoga mat rentals, making it easier to attend classes. While some practitioners have suggested improvements, like the introduction of consent cards for corrections, the overall experience at Living Yoga is overwhelmingly positive. Whether seeking a challenging workout or a peaceful retreat, many have found Living Yoga to be an essential part of their weekly routine, offering a clean and spacious environment for yoga practice.
I’m in love with living yoga! Thanks for being my new safe haven. The classes are absolutely great and relaxing.
March 2026
Loooooooove love looooove this Yoga studio. Relaxed and tranquil spot to clear your mind and become one with the universe among a group of like-minded folks . This should be a mandatory spot for any Stressed out New yorkers seeking a way of dealing with big city problems. Absolutely must visit.
January 2026
Adam Delia’s Warm Vinyasa class was both entertaining and exceptionally challenging. I wasn’t able to keep up with everything, but I was still encouraged to push as far as I can go without feeling embarrassed or discouraged. I’m excited to go back and improve!
