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Get in touch

Let's talk about your yoga practice.

Contact Still Yoga with questions about classes, practice styles, beginner-friendly sessions, or finding a routine that fits your needs. Share a little about what you hope to explore so our team can point you toward relevant information. Whether you're new to yoga or returning to the mat, we're happy to help you take the next step. No contact form is embedded on this website.

Studio contact details

Still Yoga Studio

Email: [email protected]

Phone: +1 (212) 595-2221

Address: 75B W 85th St, New York, NY 10024

Help us guide you

What you can tell us.

Your yoga experience, personal intentions, and the kind of practice you would like to explore.
Whether you prefer gentle movement, flowing sequences, or a restorative class.
Questions about class pace, foundational postures, breathing, or available modifications.
Your preferred schedule, accessibility considerations, or anything else that would help you feel prepared.

How we help you begin your yoga journey

Understand your intentions

We start by learning what you hope to gain from yoga, whether that means improving flexibility, developing balance, building strength, managing everyday stress, or making more time for mindful movement. Your goals help guide the next steps.

Explore suitable class styles

Your experience, movement preferences, available time, and desired pace can help narrow down the options. Gentle sessions, flowing sequences, foundational postures, and restorative practice each offer a different way to approach yoga.

Prepare for your practice

Comfortable clothing, a suitable mat, supportive props, and an open mind can make your first session feel more approachable. We encourage you to move within your comfort level, follow guidance carefully, and take breaks whenever needed.

Build a sustainable routine

A consistent yoga routine develops gradually through realistic goals, attentive movement, and time for recovery. Choose a pace that fits your everyday life, respect your body's limits, and allow your practice to evolve as your needs change.