Flexibility + Mobility at Flow Yoga Georgetown
June 20, 2025 from 12-1PM CST
at Flow Yoga Georgetown

Flexibility + Mobility At Flow Yoga Georgetown with Jenny D.

One of the most popular yoga myths is the belief that you need to be flexible before ever setting foot on a mat. The truth is, flexibility isn’t a prerequisite. In fact, a regular yoga practice will actually help you become more flexible over time. Increased flexibility can help decrease the risk of injuries, create a better range of motion of joints, lengthen muscles, improve balance and overall health!
Flexibility + mobility is a fun, judgment-free space, suitable for all levels. In this class we will work on different muscle groups and joints each week, using yoga, mobility, and stability techniques as well as Myofascial release to improve range of motion and flexibility.

Props such as straps, bolsters, blocks, and tennis balls will be used to target specific areas and help ease your body into the poses and stretches. Modifications and options will be offered throughout the class.

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10:30 - 11:30am
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12 - 1pm
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4:30 - 5:30pm
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5:30 - 6:30pm
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7 - 8pm
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Great studio with motivations teachers. Everyone is very nice and helpful. The studio not only offers hot yoga classes but also relaxing yin and stretching options with sound baths included.

Simone B. May 29, 2025

I’m still just in my first weeks of Yoga at the Georgetown studio, but I’ve been impressed! I’ve been trying several different styles to see what fits my needs and love the options. As a beginner, my favorite has been slow flow, but I love Hatha Yoga and Yin + Sound as well. Before and after the classes it’s easy to speak with instructors about movement questions. I found that very helpful because I felt like the instructor made sure to casually mention accommodations that I needed during the class. The studio itself is very clean and relaxing. I can tell they are building a positive community. I’m glad to find a place to move and strengthen my body in the gentle way I need right now in conjunction with my other low impact exercises.

Jill N. May 14, 2025

Every class so far has been amazing. There is such a variety of class styles and times. All of the instructors are friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend!

Kimberly W. May 12, 2025

The space is always clean and welcoming. A beautiful addition to the Georgetown community!!!

Michele A. May 15, 2025

Love this studio! The heated vinyasa class was wonderful!

Elizabeth April 29, 2025

I really enjoy my Yoga sessions at Flow Yoga. They have one the best yoga studios and ambience for yoga.

Aastha P. May 3, 2025

First of let me say, I'm an emotional basketcase and I have scoliosis and runners knee. Ya girl needs yoga because PT was not doing it. This is also about to be a long ass review. First I went to a lunch time class at their north loop location and rudely got there late. Then I remembered I had a psychiatrist call mid class and ran out and left crap absolutely everywhere. I come back and they've just cleaned up after me and gave me all these free class cards and were just absolutely so kind when I had been just terribly rude. Then as I'm leaving their parking lot some dude rear ends me but I was in such a good mood from how nice the experience was that I told him I didn't really give a shit about it and let him leave without getting his insurance. LOL So I think I'm gonna try this out again in georgetown and once again, I am like 15 minutes late to the damn class. There is this woman up front who was so kind to help me with everything, and I explained that I am really new to yoga and what I'd signed up for. She said it would probably be difficult and fast paced but I was welcome to try. I then let her know I also just had a bunch of plastic surgery like a week and a half ago and she put the brakes on me REAL QUICK. She suggests I take this meditation class instead and let me tell yall, it was relaxing as hell. I am so tightly wound and a horrible insomniac and about half way through I relaxed enough to fall asleep and miss three really important calls from my surgeon. 😂 Anyways i finally get ahold of ole dude and he's in agreement with this lady up front that I was completely delusional trying to take this other fast paced class and needed to chill tf out for a few weeks and heal up. Luckily she pointed out the other slow ones to me so I know what I can actually sign up for. ANYWAYS I've always been so intimidated because of poor coordination, posture, and anxiety making good form difficult. The people who work and teach at these locations are so kind, helpful and relaxing to be around it's almost like stepping into another dimension. Even the other students have really kind, pleasant demeanors. Definitely planning on renewing with their unlimited plan and hopefully I can get to some classes on time and without anyone crashing into my car 🙏

Kate T. April 20, 2025

I start my morning here multiple times a week. It’s lovely. Consider kickstarting your day with Flow Yoga - Georgetown. Each instructor thoughtfully guides you through the class, whether you’re new to yoga or not. Bring a mat (or I believe you can borrow). There’s always free hot tea with honey!

Sierra P. March 28, 2025

A great studio for beginners or those really interested in expanding their yoga practice- so much variety is provided. Excited to grow and delve deeper into my practice here.

Amanda C. March 25, 2025

Love the space, teachers and diversity of classes. Flow has several great locations and I’ve been to a few, but Georgetown is a standout : )

Stephen B. March 18, 2025

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