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Updated! Miami's Best Yoga Studios To Get Your Warrior Pose On

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Miami has eased on in to becoming quite the yoga city. You can find a class in almost every gym, and most neighborhoods are lucky enough to tout at least one studio where residents can plank and camel pose to their soul's content.

In lieu of National Yoga Month this September, we've rounded up a hefty list of yoga studios in Miami, arranged from north to south. Granted, there are many more ways you can practice the art, like at all encompassing gyms, community centers, or free classes at a park, however we've opted to round up those studios that dedicate themselves solely to the varying practices of yoga, often adding their own spin, like aerial lessons or kid's sessions. If you're an avid yogi and think we missed one on the list, relax. We're open to suggestions, so let us know in the comments section, or shoot us an email at miami@racked.com. Namaste!

Update: We've added Rina Yoga and Daily Offering Yoga to the list. Keep the suggestions coming, guys!

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305 Yoga

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305 Yoga has all their map points covered in town with three studios in Miami Lakes, Sunny Isles and the Upper East Side. Most of the studio's classes are for yogis of all levels and once they've got you enriched from within, they encourage you to practice what they're preaching with their Yoga Gangsters program, which teaches free classes in at risk or in crisis areas at schools, homeless shelters and more. Talk about good karma. [Photo]

Ayama Yoga Center

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You won't find a heater, nor an A/C at this North Miami Beach Studio, but what you will find is peace of mind with over 35 yoga classes a week. This is probably one of the more varied studios in town, offering many styles from Vinyasa to Hatha, and Kundalini to kids yoga. It's one of the only studios in town that offers Aerial yoga, which uses hammocks that will get your feet off the floor as you switch through poses. Ayama also specialize in holistic healing arts, from hypnotherapy to holistic nutrition, and in addition, offers many workshops and events like black light yoga, to further your practice and add a littel fun.

Yoga Place of Bay Harbour

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Yoga Place of Bay Harbour is where moms go, not only to take classes themselves and bring their kids to learn the art. They have two specialty classes: "Blissful Yoga" for adults and "Fly Yoga" for kids and teens. Because face it, mom, math homework becomes pretty stressful when you're balancing soccer practice and playtime all at once. [Photo]

Daily Offering Yoga

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Daily Offering is less about sculpting those gluts and triceps, and more about transforming from within. On their schedule, you'll find sacred chanting sessions, workshops, retreats, kids yoga and meditation, and free yoga at Legion Park every Saturday from 10 to 11am. Also notable is their special for newbies: $65 for one month of unlimited classes!

Bikram Yoga Central Miami

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If you're looking for hot yoga in Miami's Upper East Side, this is your place. At Bikram Yoga Central Miami, they have both 90 and 60 minute sessions, plus an array of fun classes like Hot Beats on the first Friday of every month, where they mute out the teacher's voice and blast the sounds. The catch? You must have taken at least 10 Bikram classes to join. [Photo]

Bikram Hot Yoga Miami

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Yes it is possible for Miami to get hotter. Bikram Hot Yoga Miami's studio is warmed to 105 degrees, so you can really sweat out your daily toxins and let your muscles ease into poses. They perform the same motions in each 90-minute class, so it's great for beginners who really want to get their moves down. Bonus? If you book it now, it's only $39 for your first month! [Photo]

TRIO - Mind Body Spirit Studio

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At this Midtown Studio, you'll also find Aerial yoga, and they offer it at various times of the week. Other classes include hot yoga and gentle yoga, which uses props so you can really get those poses down. [Photo]

Miami Life Center

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When it comes to yoga, Miami Life Center is the real deal. The studio is extremely serious about their Ashtanga yoga practices, and lists nine different styles of classes, from "Intro to Yoga" to "Mysore Style" where you feel the full effects of ashtanga. This practice is all about the flow from one posture to the next, so don't let your highly-trained instructor catch you cheating that chaturanga. [Photo]

Exhale Miami

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With another location at the Loewes Hotel in South Beach, Exhale is part yoga and barre studio, part full-fledged spa. Their yoga classes are taught by some of the best instructors in Miami. Check out their "Power Flow" class, which infuses hip hop, rock, reggae or any other genre of music you downward dog to. [Photo]

Skanda Yoga Studio

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At this Brickell Studio, you can learn multiple types of yoga, however Skanda style is their main thing, which works with the Mayan calendar to bring out that warrior spirit in you. They have plenty of events, from yoga at The Standard to workshops on how to properly dream, so make sure to check them out during one of these.

Rina Yoga

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Rina Yoga has three locations, including this one on Coral Way, another in The Roads and the last within the JW Mariott Marquis in Downtown Miami. What's special about this studio is that they offer on-site yoga, workshops, and seminars at your office, so you can get your daily yoga grind before, during or after work hours without having to beat traffic. They've also created a Superyogi's Schoolhouse, which teaches kids how to focus, cope with stress and move properly in a fun setting. Oh, and if you can't make it to class, don't stress. They have an app!

Prana Yoga

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Prana Yoga has had its doors agape for almost 15 years and touts over 70 classes a week on its schedule, from candlelit yoga to simple meditation classes. Their monthly workshops attract a bevy of teachers who will really get you going with your practice. Ask about their new student special— two classes for $20— and what's better? They have massage therapy [Photo]

Dharma Studio

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Dharma is like a little oasis for yogis in the Grove, with plenty of classes, including pre and post-natal, to get you in the yogi groove. What's more? They have this ongoing program, "Dharma After Dark," where they invite local musical artists to perform as you strike out your Warrior III's under trippy ceiling lights. [Photo]

Bala Vinyasa Yoga

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At this South Miami studio you can find over 35 different classes, seven days a week, from "Baptiste Power Vinyasa Yoga" to "Slow Flow Restorative." They have kid's classes as well for three to nine-year-olds. Make sure to check out their "Happy Hour Power Vinyasa" class, where they blast the music as you flow on your mat. [Photo]

Green Monkey South Miami

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Green Monkey is like the holy grail of yoga studios, with enough South Florida yogis teaching in their three "tree houses" (the other two are in Sunset Harbour and Fort Lauderdale), you'll always have a chance to let loose and let the energies flow in one of their many types of classes, from their fast-paced "Power Hour" class to a totally toning "Pilates Fusion" class. [Photo]

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305 Yoga

305 Yoga has all their map points covered in town with three studios in Miami Lakes, Sunny Isles and the Upper East Side. Most of the studio's classes are for yogis of all levels and once they've got you enriched from within, they encourage you to practice what they're preaching with their Yoga Gangsters program, which teaches free classes in at risk or in crisis areas at schools, homeless shelters and more. Talk about good karma. [Photo]

Ayama Yoga Center

You won't find a heater, nor an A/C at this North Miami Beach Studio, but what you will find is peace of mind with over 35 yoga classes a week. This is probably one of the more varied studios in town, offering many styles from Vinyasa to Hatha, and Kundalini to kids yoga. It's one of the only studios in town that offers Aerial yoga, which uses hammocks that will get your feet off the floor as you switch through poses. Ayama also specialize in holistic healing arts, from hypnotherapy to holistic nutrition, and in addition, offers many workshops and events like black light yoga, to further your practice and add a littel fun.

Yoga Place of Bay Harbour

Yoga Place of Bay Harbour is where moms go, not only to take classes themselves and bring their kids to learn the art. They have two specialty classes: "Blissful Yoga" for adults and "Fly Yoga" for kids and teens. Because face it, mom, math homework becomes pretty stressful when you're balancing soccer practice and playtime all at once. [Photo]

Daily Offering Yoga

Daily Offering is less about sculpting those gluts and triceps, and more about transforming from within. On their schedule, you'll find sacred chanting sessions, workshops, retreats, kids yoga and meditation, and free yoga at Legion Park every Saturday from 10 to 11am. Also notable is their special for newbies: $65 for one month of unlimited classes!

Bikram Yoga Central Miami

If you're looking for hot yoga in Miami's Upper East Side, this is your place. At Bikram Yoga Central Miami, they have both 90 and 60 minute sessions, plus an array of fun classes like Hot Beats on the first Friday of every month, where they mute out the teacher's voice and blast the sounds. The catch? You must have taken at least 10 Bikram classes to join. [Photo]

Bikram Hot Yoga Miami

Yes it is possible for Miami to get hotter. Bikram Hot Yoga Miami's studio is warmed to 105 degrees, so you can really sweat out your daily toxins and let your muscles ease into poses. They perform the same motions in each 90-minute class, so it's great for beginners who really want to get their moves down. Bonus? If you book it now, it's only $39 for your first month! [Photo]

TRIO - Mind Body Spirit Studio

At this Midtown Studio, you'll also find Aerial yoga, and they offer it at various times of the week. Other classes include hot yoga and gentle yoga, which uses props so you can really get those poses down. [Photo]

Miami Life Center

When it comes to yoga, Miami Life Center is the real deal. The studio is extremely serious about their Ashtanga yoga practices, and lists nine different styles of classes, from "Intro to Yoga" to "Mysore Style" where you feel the full effects of ashtanga. This practice is all about the flow from one posture to the next, so don't let your highly-trained instructor catch you cheating that chaturanga. [Photo]

Exhale Miami

With another location at the Loewes Hotel in South Beach, Exhale is part yoga and barre studio, part full-fledged spa. Their yoga classes are taught by some of the best instructors in Miami. Check out their "Power Flow" class, which infuses hip hop, rock, reggae or any other genre of music you downward dog to. [Photo]

Skanda Yoga Studio

At this Brickell Studio, you can learn multiple types of yoga, however Skanda style is their main thing, which works with the Mayan calendar to bring out that warrior spirit in you. They have plenty of events, from yoga at The Standard to workshops on how to properly dream, so make sure to check them out during one of these.

Rina Yoga

Rina Yoga has three locations, including this one on Coral Way, another in The Roads and the last within the JW Mariott Marquis in Downtown Miami. What's special about this studio is that they offer on-site yoga, workshops, and seminars at your office, so you can get your daily yoga grind before, during or after work hours without having to beat traffic. They've also created a Superyogi's Schoolhouse, which teaches kids how to focus, cope with stress and move properly in a fun setting. Oh, and if you can't make it to class, don't stress. They have an app!

Prana Yoga

Prana Yoga has had its doors agape for almost 15 years and touts over 70 classes a week on its schedule, from candlelit yoga to simple meditation classes. Their monthly workshops attract a bevy of teachers who will really get you going with your practice. Ask about their new student special— two classes for $20— and what's better? They have massage therapy [Photo]

Dharma Studio

Dharma is like a little oasis for yogis in the Grove, with plenty of classes, including pre and post-natal, to get you in the yogi groove. What's more? They have this ongoing program, "Dharma After Dark," where they invite local musical artists to perform as you strike out your Warrior III's under trippy ceiling lights. [Photo]

Bala Vinyasa Yoga

At this South Miami studio you can find over 35 different classes, seven days a week, from "Baptiste Power Vinyasa Yoga" to "Slow Flow Restorative." They have kid's classes as well for three to nine-year-olds. Make sure to check out their "Happy Hour Power Vinyasa" class, where they blast the music as you flow on your mat. [Photo]

Green Monkey South Miami

Green Monkey is like the holy grail of yoga studios, with enough South Florida yogis teaching in their three "tree houses" (the other two are in Sunset Harbour and Fort Lauderdale), you'll always have a chance to let loose and let the energies flow in one of their many types of classes, from their fast-paced "Power Hour" class to a totally toning "Pilates Fusion" class. [Photo]