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Small World Yoga
Community-focused yoga for all levels, offering inclusive classes and nonprofit outreach in Nashville.
5(5 reviews)
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About Small World Yoga
Small World Yoga is a nonprofit yoga studio in Nashville dedicated to making yoga accessible to everyone. With a welcoming atmosphere and diverse, high-quality instructors, we offer a range of classes from gentle to intense, emphasizing options and inclusivity. Our mission extends beyond the studio, providing hundreds of free community classes across the city. Whether you're a beginner or experienced, join us for affordable, uplifting sessions that promote wellness and connection.
Business Info
Location
1119 12th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37203, USA
Services Offered
Yoga Classes
Diverse classes for all levels, including heated options, with instructors offering modifications for inclusivity.
Community Outreach
Free yoga sessions held at various locations across Nashville to promote accessibility and wellness.
Nonprofit Programs
Affordable studio classes priced at $5, supporting our mission to make yoga available to everyone.
Instructor-Led Sessions
Experienced teachers like Gilbert Valenzuela and Sarah Ellis provide engaging, music-themed, and supportive guidance.
Studio Facilities
Clean, heated studio space with a welcoming environment for group classes and personal practice.
Reviews
5(5 reviews)
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Marek S
via Google
12 days ago
Fantastic yoga studio. Friendly, high quality instructors who keep the atmosphere both uplifting and grounded.
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Kathleen Powersvia Google
3 months ago
I’ve been doing yoga with small world yoga at Edmonton library in Nashville for the last four years. It is perfect today. We had so much fun because Gilbert Valenzuela picked music of the 70s to play because he knows his client tell was mostly over 65 The best part about the small world yoga instructors is they give you several options and don’t make you feel awkward because you’re not doing it right. Sarah Ellis is wonderful too. All are good just know those two instructors best.
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tarek hamamivia Google
4 months ago
So I’ve been loyal to my usual yoga studio for a while, but decided to branch out, and now I’m questioning my entire existence. Cody taught both classes I took, and I swear this man was born in a squat. Dude held chair pose long enough to file taxes and plan a small revolution. I don’t know if he’s enlightened or just stubborn, but I respect it deeply. Class was wild. My legs were vibrating like an iPhone on silent. Every time I thought we were done, Cody was like, “One more plank,” and now I live in plank. My arms wrote this review without me, and filled for divorce. The room could be hotter. I want to be sweating like I’m being interrogated by the CIA. I want to see visions of my ancestors handing me a towel. I want to crawl out drenched, whispering “water” like it’s a lost language. Studio’s clean, everyone’s nice, and apparently it’s nonprofit, which in this economy feels like a spiritual awakening on its own. Will absolutely be back to legally suffer in the name of wellness.
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Bavani Rajahvia Google
6 months ago
There is a refreshing amount of diversity in the teachers, students and classes offered. I loved the community oriented aspect of the non profit studio. This was the only yoga studio I kept coming back to while living in Nashville because of how good the vibes were!
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Brandon Sommersvia Google
over 4 years ago
This organization is incredible! The yoga studio is quality space with top notch instructors, great heat. And the mission and outreach that this yoga community extends, putting on hundreds of yoga classes each month for free all over the city is incredible. And each studio class is just $5? Hard to beat that.
