Top 3 Powerful Hip Hop Yoga Classes in Los Angeles

This blog post, Top 5 Powerful Hip Hop Yoga Classes in Los Angeles, was originally published on April 15, 2017, and updated on October 5, 2020.

If you love yoga and hip hop, you’re going to love hip hop yoga! Hip Hop Yoga is a flow yoga practiced to hip-hop music. It is one of the most powerful forms of yoga. But where do you find Hip Hop Yoga Classes in LA? Check out the Top 3 Powerful Hip Hop Yoga Classes in Los Angeles.

Reminder: Due to COVID-19 safety measures, some of the studios are not open or classes are outdoors. Please check the studio’s COVID safety measures before booking a class.

Top 3 Powerful Hip Hop Yoga Classes in Los Angeles

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01. Y7 Studio – West Hollywood

I hopped into Y7 Studio in West Hollywood for Hip Hop Inspired Vinyasa. The vibe of the studio is hip hop inspired. This is a heated yoga class (90 degrees). The studio is dimly lit with candlelight around the room without any mirrors. It makes the class feel more zen. Each class is themed with featured hip-hop artists like Kendrick Lamar. The yoga sequences are divided into three sections (centering, standing poses & balancing poses). The last flows are faster with louder music and on your own.

02. YogaHop

YogaHop studio is a yoga studio in Santa Monica where yoga flows are soundtracked by hip hop music. The full-body workout class combine the energy of a dance party with the mental health benefits of traditional yoga flow.

03. Y7 Studio – Silver Lake

The Y7 Studio in Silver Lake also has powerful hip hop yoga classes. The classes are “a big sweat-dripping, beat-bumping, candlelit” vinyasa yoga. It was hard not to sing along or shake my hips at times since the music is so good! The classes are intense but in a good way. You just have to surrender to the music and flow.

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When you try the hot yoga classes, make sure to hydrate afterward.

What is your favorite hip hop songs to practive yoga to?

Namaste,

Liz

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