What You'll Get
From Napoleon's great crab walk through Europe to J. Robert Oppenheimer's discovery of nuclear fission by kissing his own elbow, victory has always gone to the most flexible. Overpower enemies with today's Groupon: for $59, you get a ten-class card at Wake Up Yoga at any of their three locations in South Philly, West Philly, and Fairmount. With sunny yellow decor and an encouraging atmosphere, Wake Up Yoga caters to fans of flow from every background and experience level. A team of masterful teachers lead classes in dynamic Vinyasa and calming yin yoga styles, lauding students for personal achievement rather than centering on competitiveness. Class levels are available for fledgling flexers and masters of the invisible wildebeest pose alike, all on a flexible schedule.
Reviews
Yelpers give the Fairmount location an average of four stars, and five Citysearchers give the same location a perfect five-star average:
- Walked out of there feeling cleansed and at peace, both of which I desperately needed to feel. – ed m., Yelp
- Wake Up Yoga is Bliss! If you are a beginner, it is perfect, if you want to advance your practice, it is perfect, if you want amazing workshops, it is perfect!! – BBBooks, Citysearch
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires May 1, 2011. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person. Must activate by 5/1/11, classes expire 4 months from activation date. New clients only. Not valid for Prenatal or Mommy & Me classes, Brand New Beginners series, or workshops. No cash value. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Wake Up Yoga
At Wake Up Yoga, practicing yoga moves far past the physical benefits. And while the physical benefits of yoga are significant—improved flexibility, strength, and endurance, to name a few—here, yoga is also meant to benefit the mind and heart. The studio hosts Vinyasa flow and yin classes, both of which help release anxiety and stress in different ways. Through the movements of yoga, students can take a break from the never-ending to-do list in their brains and instead focus on the breath and body.