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Women's yoga is a practice shaped by and for the full spectrum of female experience — honouring the body's rhythms, acknowledging its wisdom, and creating space for the kind of deep, unhurried self-inquiry that everyday life rarely allows. From bustling city studios to quiet village halls, classes designed specifically for women have become some of the most loved and well-attended in the yoga world, drawing students who want not just physical movement but genuine community, embodied awareness, and a practice that genuinely sees them. There is something quietly revolutionary about a room where every body present shares common ground, and where the conversation — spoken or unspoken — begins from that place of mutual understanding.

women's Studios & Teachers

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AC Pilates Highgate - Pilates Reformer

England

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Acupuncture Wellness Co.

Newtown, Victoria

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Advanced Holistic Center

Manhattan, New York

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Akasha Yoga Academy

Bali

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AM Pilates Studio

Norwood, South Australia

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Ambá Yoga NYC

Brooklyn, New York

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Anahata Yoga Studio

Alajuela, Provincia de Alajuela

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Anam Cara Healing Retreats

Nosara, Guanacaste Province

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Anjos Pilates

Lisboa, Lisboa

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Anna Bidgood Holistic Health

Malvern East, Victoria

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Milton, Queensland

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Asha Holistic Health

Towradgi, New South Wales

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Upcoming women's Events

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RETREAT

13 Apr 2026→18 Apr 2026

Sistahood of the Yamas

Step into authentic transformation at Sistahood of the Yamas, a 6-day women's retreat at Pura Vida R...

Alajuela, Alajuela

WORKSHOP

15 Apr 2026→15 Apr 2026

Black Maternal Health Summit

A summit in Columbia, Missouri dedicated to Black maternal health, bringing together advocates, prac...

Columbia, MO

CLASS

16 Apr 2026→16 Apr 2026

The Women's Leadership Circle

An exclusive monthly circle for women leaders held on the third Thursday at iMeditate Sydney. This i...

Sydney, NSW

CLASS

16 Apr 2026→16 Apr 2026

The Women's Leadership Circle

An empowering monthly circle exclusively for women on the third Thursday, blending meditation, leade...

Sydney, NSW

WORKSHOP

17 Apr 2026→17 Apr 2026

BLITHE BPOC: SPRING GATHERING

Celebrate community, creativity, and belonging at this special BPOC gathering at The Lighthouse & Ga...

RETREAT

18 Apr 2026→25 Apr 2026

Surf Bikini Retreat

Join an all-inclusive 8-day surf and yoga retreat in Nosara, Costa Rica this April, where you'll cat...

Nosara, Guanacaste

About women's

While yoga itself stretches back thousands of years in Indian tradition, the deliberate shaping of yoga spaces and sequences for women gained real momentum in the twentieth century. Teachers such as Indra Devi, one of the first prominent female yoga instructors in the West, helped demonstrate that yoga was not the exclusive domain of male ascetics or athletes, and her influence opened doors for generations of women practitioners and teachers who followed. Later, figures including Angela Farmer and Donna Farhi brought feminine-centred philosophies into mainstream yoga culture, emphasising intuitive movement, breath awareness, and the honouring of cyclical change — menstruation, pregnancy, menopause, and every season in between. Today, women's yoga draws on a rich lineage of both ancient teaching and progressive, body-positive philosophy.

A typical women's yoga session might weave together gentle or dynamic asana, breathwork, restorative postures, and guided relaxation or meditation, though the precise blend varies enormously by teacher and tradition. Many classes are specifically tailored to hormonal cycles, offering softer, inward-focused practices during certain phases and more energising sequences at others. The benefits are wide-ranging and well-documented: improved strength, flexibility, and posture sit alongside reduced anxiety, better sleep, relief from menstrual discomfort, and a measurably greater sense of emotional resilience. The mental dimension is often just as transformative as the physical — women frequently describe their practice as a place where they feel genuinely permission to slow down, listen inward, and let go of the relentless pressure to perform. Women's yoga is particularly well suited to anyone seeking connection alongside movement, those navigating hormonal transitions, new mothers returning to their bodies, and anyone who simply feels more comfortable exploring yoga within a women-only environment. Whatever brings someone to the mat, this practice has a rare and remarkable capacity to meet her exactly where she is.

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