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yoga-studio
  3841 West Dimond Blvd
Anchorage, AK 99502
  (907) 245-2223
  Studio Hot Yoga - See Schedule Below

 

 

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Studio at

Jewel Lake

Anchorage's Premier Yoga Experience

Located in the heart of Jewel Lake, Studio is Anchorage's premier hot yoga experience. It features a 1600 square foot hot yoga studio with a state-of-the-art heat and humidifying system, sound system and yoga teachers that lead a uniquely developed style of yoga that strengthens and empowers.   We are proud to  provide this stand alone yoga boutique to our members.

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Studio Hot Yoga 

 

Hot Yoga classes are free for all  Gold The Alaska Club Members.

Class reservations can be made via the Studio AK Hot Yoga website or The Alaska Club website as well as our new Studio app.  Reservations open up two weeks before the class starts time.

If you are a gold or platinum member of The Alaska Club, Studio classes are included with your membership. 

If you need any assistance please email groupfitness@thealaskaclub.com

Bring your yoga mat, yoga mat towel, sweat towel & water bottle. We do not have any extras on hand.

We have changing rooms, bathrooms, a water bottle filling station, and lockers available for your use.

Once you enter the studio area, there is no talking among your fellow yogis, enjoy these few rare moments of hot quiet happiness.

During class, you are encouraged to modify as needed. Yoga is breath, all the rest is extra!

After class, please wipe down your area and avoid conversation until you exit the studio and are in the lobby.

 

Studio Etiquette

 

Featured Classes

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Hot Flow

We’ll start with vinyasa flows to build heat, push the intensity with core and strength poses, then finish with deep stretches to restore flexibility and calm mind & body. All set to a dynamic playlist to push through the work and pull back in the recovery.

Temp: 90 Degrees

 

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Hot Yoga Sculpt

This practice offers the perfect blend of vinyasa yoga flow, light cardio pushes, and strength work. We'll use light free weights and creative sequencing to intensify each yoga pose. 

Temp: 85 Degrees

 


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Our Yoga Teachers

 

Our teachers are passionate about creating meaningful yoga practices calling upon their diverse training backgrounds and vast practical experience. We will meet you on the mat, whether it’s the first time you’ve rolled it out or the 500th time and whether you’re looking for a gentle flow or sweat drenching challenge.   

Our teacher specialties include Hot Flow, Hot Yoga, Hot 26, Yoga Sculpt, Ashtanga Yoga, Vinyasa Flow, Yin, Restorative, Gentle Flow, Prenatal, Yoga for Stress and PTSD, Yoga for Cancer patients and survivors, yoga for back pain, yoga for runners, Partner Yoga, Acro Yoga, youth yoga, meditation, and more.

 

Can't Make It To Our In Person Yoga Classes?  Take A Yoga Class At Home With TAConnect.

 

 

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New to hot yoga?

 

Find answers to frequently asked questions here:

 

What are some of the benefits of hot yoga?

There are all kinds of benefits associated with hot yoga. Improved flexibility, strength, breath, toning, you name it, yoga is probably good for it. Working in a heated room also elevates the heart rate, which makes the body work harder. It’s really great for people who want a more intense workout, those who want to develop strength and flexibility, and those who want to tone along with a cardiovascular workout. 

 

I’m not flexible: Can I still do yoga?

Saying you’re not flexible enough to do yoga is like saying you are too hungry to eat. The first thing to remember is that flexibility is a product of yoga, not a prerequisite. Second, yoga is not solely about flexibility: it is also about strength and stability. Just as the tighter, more stable yoga student must learn to become more flexible, the already-flexible student must work to increase strength and stability.

 

What should I bring to Class?

Though you may see many yogis running around town with all the lavish yoga accouterments, you don’t necessarily need that for your first yoga class. Here is a simple list of the 3 things you should be bringing to Studio:

  1. Mat: As we have established, yoga mats are personal. 
  2. Towel: You WILL get sweaty in these classes. So unless you want sweat dripping into your eyes during downward dog, bring a towel.
  3. Water bottle: No one wants to be the person that faints during class. It is important to stay hydrated, especially during hot yoga.

 

Are beginners welcome at Studio?

Of course! Studio welcomes everyone from the devoted to the aspiring student. The great thing about yoga is that it can be as mild or intense as you make it, so go at your OM pace and enjoy! Everyone has to start somewhere, and what better place to start than Studio.

 

What are the heat levels like in Studio classes?

Classes range from ~70 degrees to 95 degrees plus. Check class descriptions for details.

 

Is yoga a workout?

While it may seem mellow compared to heavy lifting or HIIT workouts, hot yoga can be challenging for any fitness level. Each posture combines flexibility, strength, and balance to work your whole body from your bones to your skin. With persistence, patience, and dedication, you can lose inches and develop muscle tone and strength that might never come from other forms of exercise.

 

What and when should I eat?

We wouldn’t recommend eating a large meal right before you come to Studio, as you will be bending and twisting which usually doesn’t bode well on a full stomach. Fruits and vegetables are recommended as they are low in calories and have little to no fat, making them a light snack that won’t weigh you down or leave you feeling heavy. They contain carbohydrates and provide a natural source of sugar to give you the energy needed to perform and concentrate during class. Eat fruits and vegetables 1-2 hours before class starts.

 

How often should I practice yoga?

When it comes to yoga consistency is key. Regular yoga sessions improve balance, posture, flexibility, strength, cardiovascular health, digestion, mental focus and concentration, and lower blood pressure and stress levels. But as a beginner it is important to listen to your body and not push too hard, to avoid injury. Studio classes provide the structure and support that a new student needs to learn proper alignment and pose sequences.