Hone your balance, stamina, flexibility and endurance at top yoga classes and studios in Singapore.
Breathe. Meditate. Relax. These are way easier to do if you find the right yoga place amidst the many gyms and studios out there! Zen-seeking warriors, have no fear: we’ve ommed our way to enlightenment. Here’s your cheat sheet for navigating through all the yoga studios and classes in Singapore.
Yoga classes in Singapore: East
1. On Good Ground: Yoga meets barre classes
Here’s a homegrown name you’ll love: On Good Ground is a yoga and barre studio that welcomes beginners and experienced practitioners. Passionate about both workouts, the trio of co-founders offer classes such as yoga basics, vinyasa flow, yin yang and cardio-infused barre sessions.
Classes available: Vinyasa, Yin Yang, Hatha 75; Barre teacher training
How much: Individual classes start at $30
Where: On Good Ground, 458B Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427671; Monday – Friday, 9.30am – 2pm & 6pm – 9pm; Saturday – Sunday, 8.30am – 4.30pm
2. OhmSantih Yoga: Small group classes
It doesn’t get any more intimate than OhmSantih Yoga. With a maximum of 12 students per class, you’ll get more bang for your buck by attending personalised yoga sessions catered to your needs. Want to work on your poses or test your abilities at an advanced level? Breathe, drip, stretch and repeat with these folks. Courses include ashtanga yoga, prenatal yoga and meditation. Teacher training courses and workshops are also available, should you be bitten by the “om” bug.
Classes available: Ashtanga, Flow, Pre/Post-natal
How much: $600 for 8 classes
Where: OhmSantih Yoga, #02-01, 219 Jalan Kayu, Singapore 799442; Monday, 9am – 6pm; Tuesday, 9am – 9pm; Wednesday – Thursday, 9am – 8pm; Friday, 9am – 9pm; Saturday, 9am – 5pm; Sunday, 8am – 5pm
3. Yoga Inc.
We love that Yoga Inc’s yoga classes are perfect for newbies. Anyone can join in the basics session to understand yoga asanas. Other classes include flow (for strength, flexibility and stamina), hatha (an alignment-based class), core (to strengthen your core muscles) and hot stretch (gentle movements to relieve tense muscles in a slightly heated room).
Classes available: Hatha, Flow, Yin Yang; Yoga teacher training
How much: Individual classes start at $35
Where: Yoga Inc., multiple locations including Bedok (daily, 8am – 9pm) and Our Tampines Hub (Monday, 10.30am – 1.15pm & 5.30pm – 9pm; Tuesday, 9.15am – 1.15pm & 6.15pm – 9pm; Wednesday, 12.15pm & 1.15pm & 5.30pm – 9.15pm; Thursday, 9am -1.15pm & 5.30pm – 9pm; Friday, 9.15am – 1.15pm & 5.30pm – 9pm; Saturday, 8am – 5pm; Sunday, 8am – 4.15pm)
4. Tirisula Yoga and Pilates: Wunda chair and reformer classes available
This is the place to get serious about yoga. It is, after all, where aspiring gurus come to train. Here, experienced experts will help you improve your posture and flexibility, destress and relieve stiff muscles. Instructors emphasise proper breathing techniques so you’ll learn how to control your energy flow.
Classes available: Ashtanga, flow, beginners classes; Pilates and yoga teacher courses
How much: Individual classes start at $45.78
Where: Tirisula Yoga and Pilates, multiple locations including Eunos (daily, 8am – 9pm) and Lavender (Monday – Thursday, 6pm – 8pm; Friday, 4pm – 7pm; Saturday, 8am – 1pm & 3pm – 7 pm; Sunday, 9am – 1.30pm & 3pm – 7pm)
Yoga classes in Singapore: West
5. Lab Studios: A judgement-free zone
Ever been intimidated by a class full of chiselled, limber yogis? We know that feeling all too well. Rest assured you’ll be made to feel nothing but comfortable here. The studio prides itself on being accessible to everyone. Psst: some studios under Lab Studios also offer reformer pilates and barre classes if you’re up for a different challenge!
Classes available: Flow, Stretch, basics; Barre and pilates teacher training
How much: Individual classes start at $28
Where: Lab Studios, multiple locations including Holland Village (Monday – Thursday, 8.30am – 1.30pm & 6.15pm – 9.15pm; Friday, 8.30am – 1.30pm & 6.30pm – 7.30pm; Saturday, 9am – 4.15pm; Sunday, 7.45am – 4.15pm) and Upper Thomson (Monday – Saturday, 7am – 9.30pm; Sunday, 8am – 4.30pm)
6. Freedom Yoga: Turn yoga into a lifestyle
Yoga is not only about breathing techniques and stretches. It’s a lifestyle. And Freedom Yoga sure knows how to tap into this. Just enter this minimalistic studio and you’ll know why. It’s a chill, zen place to sweat it out before you cool down and make new yoga buddies in the cosy communal area.
Classes available: Freedom flow, Hatha flow; Yoga teacher training
How much: Individual classes start at $35
Where: Freedom Yoga, 25E Lorong Liput, Singapore 277736 (Monday, 8am – 1.15pm & 5.45pm – 10pm; Tuesday, 11am – 1.15pm & 6pm – 9.45pm; Wednesday, 10.30am – 1.15pm & 6.15pm – 9.45pm; Thursday, 9am – 1.15pm & 6.15pm – 8.30pm; Friday, 8am – 1.15pm & 6.15pm – 8.30pm; Saturday, 8.30am – 7pm; Sunday, 8.45pm – 6pm)
7. Real Yoga: For therapeutic yoga
With roots in Kolkata, India, Real Yoga is a holistic sanctuary for all yogis. It’s not just about twisting your body into a pretzel here! The team is all about taking a balanced approach to yoga, seeing it as a healing experience and ensuring you’re practising yoga with the correct form and posture.
Classes available: Hatha, hot classes, stretch & twist; Yoga teacher training
How much: Individual classes start at $45, free trial class available
Where: Real Yoga, multiple locations including Jurong East (daily, 8am – 10pm) and Raffles City (daily, 9am – 9pm)
Yoga classes in Singapore: North
8. Platinum Yoga: For all skill levels
Do you believe that yoga is for everyone? Well, the team at Platinum Yoga certainly does. This studio welcomes all ages and fitness levels, so you can bring your fam along. Select what suits you best among the five elements of yoga (space, air, fire, water and earth) and work wonders with your body.
Classes available: Ashtanga, Vinyasa, Yin Yang; Yoga teacher training
How much: Memberships start from $99, free trial class available
Where: Platinum Yoga, multiple locations including Ang Mo Kio (Monday – Friday, 7am – 9.30pm; Saturday – Sunday, 8am – 7pm) and Marine Parade (Monday – Friday, 7am – 10pm; Saturday – Sunday, 8am – 7.30pm)
9. Jal Yoga: One-stop shop for yoga, barre, and pilates
Yoga, pilates, and barre classes rolled into one studio? Sign us up. Jal Yoga offers a class for everyone. Whether it’s about going further in your yoga journey or needing pain relief for your overall health, the team’s got you covered. Classes vary in difficulty, so you can pick how advanced you want to go with your session. We’re geared up to try infrared heat yoga, which involves infrared panels hung directly above you.
Classes available: Asana and Pranayama, Ashtanga; Yoga and barre teacher training
How much: Individual classes start at $22, free trial class available
Where: Jal Yoga, #13-76, Woods Square, 12 Woodlands Square, Singapore 737715; Monday – Friday, 9am – 6pm
Yoga classes in Singapore: South
10. Lotus Yoga: Patient instructors in small class sizes
We adore Lotus Yoga because it’s perfect for beginners who are just starting their yoga journey. With the knowledgeable instructors here, you’ll be stronger and more flexible in no time! This spot even offers reiki healing if you feel like getting rid of some bad juju.
Classes available: Hatha, Yin, Stretch, Twist
How much: Passes start at $450 for 10 classes
Where: Lotus Yoga, #01-03, 4 Jalan Mat Jambol, Singapore 119555; Monday to Friday, 7.30am – 12pm & 1.30pm – 7pm; Saturday – Sunday, 7.30am – 5.30pm
11. Nithya Priyan School of Yoga: Structured classes for upping your yoga game
Practising yoga is all about showing up and being consistent – and the folks at Nithya Priyan School of Yoga know this well. Classes are structured based on a 27-week curriculum, allowing you to embark on your personal yogi journey and see yourself progress from strength to strength. Weekly themes and poses are also set across all the classes, so no fret about blindly following random poses. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned yogi, you’ll be in great hands.
Classes available: Flow, basics, Ashtanga; Yoga teacher training
How much: Individual classes start at $38
Where: Nithya Priyan School of Yoga, multiple locations including Chinatown (Monday – Friday, 7am – 2pm & 5.30pm – 9.30pm; Saturday – Sunday, 8am – 6pm) and Anchorpoint (Monday – Friday, 9am – 1pm & 6pm – 9pm; Saturday – Sunday, 9am – 4.30pm)
Yoga classes in Singapore: The CBD
12. Hom Yoga: Discover deeper meaning through yoga
Nothing quite lifts the spirit like a cleansing session of hot yoga. And Hom Yoga’s centralised locations are gold for busy bees. Just pop in for a sweat-dripping workout, made up of consistent flow movements and a structured series of postures.
Classes available: Vinyasa, Hot Flow, pre/post-natal, yoga for kids
How much: Individual classes start at $38, monthly memberships at $229
Where: Hom Yoga, multiple locations including Orchard (Monday – Friday, 6.30am – 9.30pm; Saturday, 7am – 6.30pm; Sunday 7.30am – 6.30pm) and River Valley (Monday – Friday, 6.30am – 9.30pm; Saturday – Sunday, 7.30am – 6.30pm)
13. Sweatbox Yoga: State-of-the-art heating panels
True to its name, Sweatbox Yoga specialises in hot yoga classes. Work up a sweat at one of its classes that are suitable for all levels and physical conditions. The instructors are friendly and are more than ready to help you out to make sure you don’t injure yourself in a pose. It has a class called Inferno Hot Pilates – just the thought of the room is making us perspire a little. Of course, there are non-hot yoga sessions available as well as yoga for kids and pre-natal mums.
Classes available: Hot Hatha, Vinyasa Flow, Ashtanga
How much: Individual classes start at $38
Where: Sweatbox Yoga, multiple locations including Orchard (Monday – Friday, 8am – 9pm; Saturday, 9am – 5.30pm; Sunday, 9am – 5.30pm) and Raffles Place (Monday – Friday, 8am – 9pm; Saturday – Sunday, 9am – 6pm)
14. Pure Yoga: A wide variety of classes
Pure Yoga’s studios are perfect for working professionals. Its central locations allow you to find a tranquil escape from work easily. Case in point? Most of its outlets feature spacious studios and changing areas, rainforest showers and complimentary toiletries. Plus, there are chill-out lounges with free Wi-Fi and charging ports, as well as juice bars for superfood goodies. The range of classes is extensive, so you can take your pick from whatever you fancy or try a different workout every week.
Classes available: Hot yoga, Pranayama, aerial yoga
How much: Memberships start at $175 per month
Where: Pure Yoga, multiple locations including Asia Square (Monday – Friday, 6am – 11pm; Saturday – Sunday, 8am – 7pm) and Ngee Ann City (Monday – Thursday, 7am – 9.30pm; Friday, 7am – 9.15pm; Saturday, 7.45am – 6.30pm; Sunday, 8.45am – 6.30pm)
15. Yoga+: Yoga classes offered in partnership with non-profits
Explore possibilities beyond the yoga asanas and yoga mats at Yoga+. Basic classes include Restore, where you’ll leave feeling relaxed, and Revitalise, a yin-yang practice with vinyasa and restorative stretches. If you come with experience, check out the Power sesh to build your upper body and core strength. We’ll be nama-staying here for a while.
Classes available: Flow, pre/post-natal
How much: Individual classes start at $35
Where: Yoga+, 89A Killiney Road, Singapore 239534; Monday – Friday, 9.30am – 9.30pm; Saturday – Sunday, 8am – 6.30pm
16. Yoga Movement: Singapore’s favourite yoga spot
Here’s one yoga studio that won’t break the bank and includes everything you need. Plus, the chic, welcoming environment and focused lessons are conducive for a fab workout. We’ll be spending our weekends at the hot classes!
Classes available: Flow, basics, hot yoga
How much: Starter classes start at $49
Where: Yoga Movement, multiple locations including Orchard (Monday – Friday, 7am – 10pm; Saturday – Sunday, 7.30am – 8pm) and Robertson Quay (Monday – Friday, 7am – 9pm; Saturday – Sunday, 8am – 7.30pm)
17. Ziva Yoga: Mindful and practical session for all
Ziva Yoga takes it back to its roots by focusing on a deeper and healthier you from within. Its class selection includes vinyasa (available in hot), hot classic where you’ll explore a fixed series of 26 poses, and more passive yin sessions. Most of them are beginner-friendly, so you don’t have any excuse not to get started!
Classes available: Vinyasa, Yin,
How much: Individual classes start at $30
Where: Ziva Yoga, 59B Duxton Road, Singapore 089523; Monday, 6pm – 9.30pm; Tuesday, 6pm – 12am; Wednesday – Thursday 12pm – 1.30pm & 6pm – 9pm; Friday, 6pm – 9.30pm; Saturday, 10am – 4.30pm; Sunday, 10am – 5pm
18. Shiva Yoga Studio: Classes for newbies and yoga pros
This studio guides you through all levels, with hot and regular yoga sessions. Classes are categorised based on beginner (from the yoga basics to deep stretch), intermediate (core werk to yoga wheel) and advanced (ashtanga to hatha 2) levels. That means you can easily pick what works best for you and be guided by a team of talented instructors.
Classes available: Hot class, Stretch, Vinyasa
How much: Individual classes start at $35
Where: Shiva Yoga Studio, #02-00, 146 Arab Street, Singapore 199830; Monday, 5.50pm – 9.30pm; Tuesday, 7pm – 10pm; Wednesday 11am – 2pm & 6.30pm – 10pm; Thursday, 6.30pm – 10pm; Friday, 12pm – 2pm & 6pm – 9.30pm; Saturday, 9am – 3pm; Sunday, 9.30am – 2pm
19. The Yoga Mandala: Gorgeous studio with good vibes
We’re fans of this calming, light-filled studio in a shophouse at Telok Ayer. With plenty of well-trained instructors, this is a super friendly studio no matter what fitness level you’re at. Classes on the roster include power yoga, vinyasa, core yoga, and foundation flow and strength.
Classes available: Vinyasa, Flow & Stretch, Yin
How much: Individual classes start at $30
Where: The Yoga Mandala, 134B Telok Ayer Street, Singapore 068600; Monday – Thursday, 11am – 3pm & 7pm – 9pm; Friday, 11am – 3pm & 5.30pm – 9pm; Saturday – Sunday, 10am – 12pm
Now, go forth and get your om on at these yoga studios and classes in Singapore.
FAQs about yoga
What’s the difference between yoga and pilates?
The main difference between yoga and pilates is the intensity. When you do yoga, you typically hold a position before flowing into another. For pilates, you'll hold a position but add movement as well to engage your core. Yoga is also known to better improve your flexibility while pilates improves your core strength.
How do I become a yoga instructor?
A number of yoga studios in Singapore offer yoga teacher training courses that take between 200 - 500 hours to complete. Some instructors even take multiple courses to make sure they learn everything they can!
Courses range from $2,000 - $5,000, and you'll need to pay yearly membership dues to Yoga Alliance. To maintain membership, you must complete 75 hours of continued education within three years. After that, all it takes is finding a studio with an instructor slot open and you can start teaching!
What’s the best yoga to start with?
Some classes that are good for beginners include Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin, and restorative yoga.
