This deal has expired.

$25 For Five Yoga Classes at Yoga One ($65 Value)

Yoga One
4.9

Similar deals

Kali
3 years ago
Me encanto Ami es muy amigable y amable, el estudio es muy bonito y limpio, la clase estuvo fabulosa
  • Voted Best Yoga in San Diego by CityBeat 2003–2005
  • Skilled, experienced instructors
  • All experience levels welcome

Now that you've converted all your sock wear into stylish head wear, keep the productivity going with invigorating body physics. With today's Groupon $25 gets you five yoga classes at Yoga One, a $65 value. If you want to double your yoga action, buy two Groupons and take 10 body-bending classes.

Yoga One's friendly, enthusiastic instructors are led by Amy Caldwell, whose 12 years of experience have landed her on the cover of Yoga Journal more than once and earned the studio the Best of San Diego from CityBeat. Amy and company are fully certified and know how to help students sweat and stretch until they're calmer, more energized, and more revitalized than the 217 rechargeable AA batteries that power mainland America. If you're new to yoga, this is a great chance to learn the downward dog, upward dog, and the omniscient narrator. Yoga stretches your muscles, relieving stiffness and pain. Yoga also increases flexibility and strength (deep core muscles support each pose), which will improve your range of motion, balance, and posture, all vital to moving up in the corporate world, seeing over the steering wheel, and slicing your morning bagel.

Choose the class that fits your experience level and suits your body's interests. Balance your breathing, moving, and thinking with Hatha yoga or the more rigorous postures of Vinyasa flow. Other options include Ashtanga, yoga for backs, prenatal yoga, candelight flow, and more. With classes scheduled from morning until night most days of the week, plan your five classes around your busy schedule. When you open your body and soul up to the dictations of the yogic universe, all kinds of fashion tips and curious wine and cheese pairings will flow pleasantly into your enlightened psyche.

Reviews

Yoga One has a near-perfect 4.5-star average from Yelpers, and more than 650 Facebook fans:

  • Best yoga studio in town! The owners Michael and Amy are the coolest... They take their yoga practice very seriously and look for every opportunity to increase your yoga experience. – Todd F., Yelp
  • All of the instructors are extremely friendly and knowledgeable. The classes are typically very intimate and have a positive vibe. There is no competition and the instructors are focused on making your experience enjoyable. – Jennifer R., Yelp

Need To Know Info

Promotional value expires Jun 27, 2011. Amount paid never expires. Limit 2 per person, may buy multiple as gifts. All classes must be redeemed within 1 month of 1st class. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About Yoga One

In 1997, Amy Caldwell discovered yoga. As she backpacked through Asia, Australia, and parts of Europe, she stopped to train with yogis she met along the way, exploring the styles of Vinyasa flow, Sivananda, Iyengar, and Ashtanga. As she learned, she blended these styles into her own dynamic flow. Since this nomadic journey, Amy's rapidly developing skills have earned her a spot on two Yoga Journal covers. Today, as owners of Yoga One studio, she and her husband Michael incorporate their own unique yoga and meditation styles into their teachings. The flexible duo leads a team of experienced and knowledgeable instructors, who foster a positive, non-competitive environment and also specialize in a variety of yoga styles, such as Vinyasa flow, yin yoga, restorative yoga and gentle flow. Inside the main studio, where natural light from skylights casts a glow onto hardwood floors and opaque curtains, instructors lead groups through classes that cover optimal alignment, breath, and present-moment awareness. They also guide students outside the studio to stretch and align on a sunny rooftop at the Hotel Solamar. Inside softly lit massage rooms, therapists help visitors release tension from aching muscles.

Company Website