Return to the Spirit of Yoga!

Ananda Yoga is classic hatha yoga. We focus on alignment, calmness, strength, and self-awareness.  Ananda means bliss.  Ananda Yoga is the inspiration of Paramhansa Yogananda , author of Autobiography of a Yogi, through his direct disciple Swami Kriyananda.  

In Ananda Yoga we take time to breath, move into poses with optimal alignment based on your body, and pause to go inward and feel the results of the pose on the body, mind, and breath.  We work directly with the body and breath to promote harmony and wellness of body and mind.

Ananda Yoga provides all the physical and mental benefits for which Hatha yoga is generally known:

  • Tones and stretches the muscles, building strength and flexibility
  • Promotes cardiovascular health and emotional well-being by providing stress relief
  • Stimulates and invigorates internal organs, thus encouraging the body to heal itself
  • Improves concentration and focus by increasing mental clarity

NEW STUDENTS! Your first class is FREE! All of our classes are suitable for all levels including Beginners! 

Pre-registration for class is encouraged but not required.  We look forward to meeting you!

Yoga Class Schedule

Ananda Institute of Living Yoga - Teacher Trainings and Courses

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    Raja Open House

    Curious about Raja Yoga? Join our Open House to learn more about The Art & Science of Raja Yoga course starting September 10, 2026.

    The Art & Science of Raja Yoga

    DatesThe course begins September 10, 2026 and includes 11 Thursday evenings thru November 19th from 6:00 pm to 9:15 pm Pacific Time and 1 Saturday workshop on October 17th from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. CostEarly Special $365 for the full course through August 24th, $395 after. You can also choose to take only one part of the course for a discount. Learn ... Read More

    Ananda Yoga Teacher Training

    Ananda Yoga Teacher Training at the Ananda Institute of Living Yoga is a comprehensive program that expands your understanding of yoga poses, yoga philosophy (Yoga Sutras and The Bhagavad Gita), anatomy, and the subtle body (chakras and nadis). You will deepen your asana practice through the use of affirmations, dynamic relaxation, and awakening your vital energy (prana). If you have yet to ... Read More