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Where to get your yoga on around Winston-Salem

Check out these 11 yoga studios around the Twin City with beginner classes, memberships, hot yoga, and more.

Close up of people bending at the waist on yoga mats. They are barefoot and in a row.

Where will you find your flow?

Photo by Neil Craver via Lotus Yoga Academy

Whether you’re a novice on the mat or an experienced yogi, the City of Arts and Innovation has plenty of places to practice. Find your zen at these 11 yoga studios and classes around Winston-Salem.

If you’re just getting started

Synergy, 905 S. Broad St., Unit 113
The gym offers 45- or 60-minute vinyasa yoga classes to all levels of practitioners, plus kids yoga on Tuesdays at 4 p.m. Each instructor brings a unique style and playlist. Purchase a drop-in pass in advance for $20 before committing to a membership.

Person standing against mirrors. Candles are on the floor and people are holding planks on gym mats.

Synergy also offers classes that combine yoga with spin and high intensity interval training (HIIT).

Photo by @petermvaleri via Synergy

Yoga Path, 120 S. Main St., Ste. B, Kernersville
With a focus on helping adults stay active as they age, instructors teach classes like chair yoga, balance, and slow flow. The “men on mats” class on Tuesdays at 11 a.m. give men a comfortable place to increase their skills. Book a free consultation to determine which classes will best suit your needs.

Lewisville Wellness Collective, 6275 Shallowford Rd., Ste. 200, Lewisville
Try the yoga for beginners class if you’re looking to build a strong foundation. Runners, cyclists, and people recovering from injuries can also find specialized classes aimed at promoting circulation, relieving tension, and healing muscles. The studio is launching yoga memberships in early 2025.

If you want to connect with community

Yoga(mmunity), various locations
This mobile studio brings yoga to you at various spots around the city. Instructors welcome beginners to places like Radar Brewing and Foothills Brewing Tasting Room for a class, community, and a drink — just show up with $12. You can also book a private lesson or keep an eye out for pop-ups.

A group of people is kneeling on yoga mats with their right arm outstretched behind their heads.

Find relaxation and energy while focusing on your breath and flexibility.

Photo courtesy of Wildlight Wellness Collective

If you’re looking to sweat

Aware Hot Yoga, 139 W. 9th St.
The Triad’s only full-service hot studio provides everything you need for a good sweat sesh. The room is heated to 105° for yoga classes and can hold up to 45 people during a class. If you’re new to hot yoga, the hot vinyasa express or hot 26 class is a good place to start.

people-dressed-in-black-doing-yoga-poses-on-mats

You’d never guess this room is more than 100°.

Photo courtesy of @livingwells.creative via Aware Hot Yoga

YogaCentrix, 6790 Shallowford Rd., Lewisville
Work on your range of motion, posture, or strength and balance in a variety of classes offered six days a week (the studio is closed Fridays). You can drop in anytime for $15, or members get access to the studio’s app so you can practice wherever you are.

If you want a mix of fitness options

Lotus Yoga Academy, 525 Vine St., Ste. 215
This studio is perfect for practitioners looking to deepen their knowledge of yoga’s benefits — and themselves. Every class includes sun salutations, standing postures, balance, heart awakening, strength drills, and savasana. Classes are sometimes held outdoors on the studio’s patio, weather permitting.

Five people laying on yoga mats with arms outstretched and looking toward the ceiling. They are in a white room with tall ceilings surrounded by plants. An instructor stands in the distance.

You can do Lotus Yoga Academy classes in the studio in Innovation Quarter or live stream them.

Photo by Neil Craver via Lotus Yoga Academy

Sunrise Yoga Studio, 6311-A Stadium Dr., Clemmons
Try something new on the yoga wall, which uses suspension and gravity to help you increase flexibility. Or, try chair yoga to learn poses in a safe position. Private classes and one-on-one yoga therapy sessions are also available.

If you’re looking for something new

VYB Yoga, 5009 Country Club Rd.
Ever heard of rocket yoga? You’ll find several different approaches at this studio. Most classes are 60 minutes, giving you time to find relaxation, recenter your focus in grounding postures, or increase your strength and endurance. Sound bath meditation is also offered to enhance well-being and reduce stress.

A person is standing at several gold gongs and using a mallet to tap two in front of them. The room is lit in orange and purple hues.

Feeling vibrations in sound baths can help you relax and reconnect.

Photo courtesy of VYB Yoga

2B Yoga, 630 N. Liberty St.
Find a different kind of flow during a hip hop yoga class designed to empower women and promote body positivity. The studio is primarily virtual but does offer in-person classes every Sunday at 2 p.m.

Art + Yoga, 114 W. 30th St. (at the Gallery Theater inside the Generations Center)
This monthly class through Sawtooth School for Visual Art will get you moving with mindful poses. Then, stick around to connect to your creativity in an art class. You’ll want to bring a yoga mat and register for the class prior to showing up. The cost is $25.

Want to get moving with another kind of workout? Use our guide to local gyms.

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