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specializes in Iyengar yoga with daily classes for varying skill levels. If your skill level is high enough, the institute has teacher training to prepare you for certification.

Bea hosts regular classes all over town, as well as special events and private instruction. Call or go online to sign up.

This donation-based studio has sweaty yoga, power yoga, and everything in between.

Classes range from vinyasa to yoga in a heated room all at this convenient campus-area location.

offers a slew of classes, boot camps, and special events.

Sign up for individual courses or a class series to take your yoga journey even further.

Down in the increasingly hip South First strip lies this house of yoga, tai chi, meditation, and massage.

Melissa Savoie offers regeneration yoga and Rise and Shine Flow in addition to private lessons by appointment.

has classes seven days a week ranging from the basics to vinyasa yoga for the experienced posers.

Calling itself "Austin's Family Yoga Center" isn't a misnomer, what with its infant/parent classes and other kid-friendly courses. Also check out the special classes for dancers, athletes, and even students (for PE credit, no less).

leans toward the intense side of yogic arts. Focusing mostly on power yoga, Paragon is a good choice for athletes looking to stay fit and limber.

Take one of the many studio courses or get yourself to Shipe Park (off 45th Street between Avenues F & G) for by-donation yoga.

recently moved to its new Crestview location, but it still offers the usual classes, specialized series, and personal meditation and yoga practice.

Get in on one of the intimate yoga classes under the oak trees at this nonprofit studio. Proceeds from each session go to the Amala Foundation's youth programs.

teaches classes all over town or even in your own home if you're so inclined. Go online for a schedule, or email to schedule a private lesson.

All the hippies and newcomers to Southwest Austin can get in on the many classes ranging from boot camps to prenatal yoga to standard hatha courses. Late night sessions are also available.

This donation-based community studio offers 60 classes a week. Go online for instructor bios and a schedule.

Get all your wellness needs, from acupuncture to yoga to counseling, taken care of under one roof.

This is your one-stop spot for yoga, Pilates, acupuncture, massage, birthing services, life coaching, and more. Expect to leave a more balanced person.

Get your body back in line with spa and massage treatments or yoga and bodywork classes. Training in the wellness arts is also available.

Get your mind and body in shape with a combination of flow, vinyasa, sweaty, gentle, and restorative yoga.

Their motto is "yoga for everyone" and with classes coming in at a flat rate of $10 it's hard to say no to the various class options on the menu.

Caroline McCarter offers specialized classes and personalized attention to ensure that your stretching and posing suits your needs.

Enjoy intimate yoga sessions in a hand-built palapa surrounded by a garden setting. Go online to check out the Viniyoga Master iPhone app.

Buy a monthly pass or just drop in on a class for beginners or experienced posers. Specialty classes for expecting and new mothers as well as yoga for preschoolers are also available.

offers heated power vinyasa flow yoga seven days a week for all ability levels. Free happy-hour classes are offered every Friday around 6:30pm.

With four locations and 350 weekly classes, Yoga Yoga has something for all levels of ability. It also offers training for yoga instructors and special events all year round.