$45 for 10 Classes at YogaHop ($150 Value)
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Instructors invigorate students of all skill levels with dynamic yoga classes set to music by Nelly & Coldplay
Inner peace is hard to come by, requiring complex negotiations between spleen and kidney. Find harmony more easily with today's Groupon: for $45, you get 10 classes at YogaHop (a $150 value). This Groupon is valid for the Pasadena and Santa Monica studio locations.
YogaHop's staff of former athletes, dancers, and musicians ensures an engaging workout by tailoring its yogic instruction to accommodate students of all skill levels, including occasional celebrities such as Reese Witherspoon and Jake Gyllenhaal according to People in 2008. During all-levels classes, pulsing speakers fill practice spaces with the dulcet melodies of such artists as Nelly, Coldplay, and Adele while headset-equipped instructors lead attendees though a sequence of continuously shifting poses that work out the entire body, from head to vestigial tail. Advanced sessions introduce more invigorating techniques and multiplication flashcards for experienced yogis, and the evening candlelight classes illuminate their practice spaces with flickering rows of birthday cakes. Though the studios do rent yoga mats ($2) to students who know the secret handshake, the instructors suggest visitors bring along their own from home to ensure proper emotional bonding.
Instructors invigorate students of all skill levels with dynamic yoga classes set to music by Nelly & Coldplay
Inner peace is hard to come by, requiring complex negotiations between spleen and kidney. Find harmony more easily with today's Groupon: for $45, you get 10 classes at YogaHop (a $150 value). This Groupon is valid for the Pasadena and Santa Monica studio locations.
YogaHop's staff of former athletes, dancers, and musicians ensures an engaging workout by tailoring its yogic instruction to accommodate students of all skill levels, including occasional celebrities such as Reese Witherspoon and Jake Gyllenhaal according to People in 2008. During all-levels classes, pulsing speakers fill practice spaces with the dulcet melodies of such artists as Nelly, Coldplay, and Adele while headset-equipped instructors lead attendees though a sequence of continuously shifting poses that work out the entire body, from head to vestigial tail. Advanced sessions introduce more invigorating techniques and multiplication flashcards for experienced yogis, and the evening candlelight classes illuminate their practice spaces with flickering rows of birthday cakes. Though the studios do rent yoga mats ($2) to students who know the secret handshake, the instructors suggest visitors bring along their own from home to ensure proper emotional bonding.
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About YogaHop Pasadena
Upon entering YogaHop’s boldly colored confines and hearing vibrant pop and hip-hop tunes blasting from the classrooms’ speakers, exercisers know they’re not in a typical yoga studio. At both the Pasadena and Santa Monica locations, students immerse themselves in energetic classes that, like the Taj Mahal after hours, blend the ancient practice of yoga with pulse-pounding dance music that forms a workout InTouch magazine dubs “insane” and Maxim calls “inspiring” and “spiritual.” No matter the ability level, students find their stride thanks to patient and effervescent instructors who lead them through a continuous flow of poses, stopping only to gently correct a position or ask occasional student Reese Witherspoon for her autograph. Newly added "Pump" classes add weights and High Intensity Interval Training to the already energetic YogaHop class.