SKY TING YOGA – Yoga Studio in NOHO — Attraction in New York

Sky Ting has been a home to me for over a year — a place where my practice deepened and where I completed my 200-hour training surrounded by people who made yoga feel intimate, warm, and real. What I’ve found here is more than a studio: it has been a community where I’ve felt supported, seen, and encouraged to grow. One of my favorite weekly offerings is Kalyn Swihart’s Ballet Beats class on Monday mornings. She offers the most radiant energy and empowerment to the start of my weeks. I’m also especially grateful for the guidance of Christopher Golden, whose teaching and mentorship have shaped my practice in ways I’ll carry with me for a long time.

The friendships I’ve made at Sky Ting feel lasting — the kind that continue to evolve even as the studio itself changes. For me, the heart of this place has always been the people, and I’m grateful for the sense of connection and grounding...

II recently attended Francesco’s morning yoga class, and I must say I thoroughly enjoyed it. Francesco is a great source of energy, and I appreciate how she includes many affirmations during the practice. I'm definitely keen on attending more of her classes.

The studio is small, so expect to be close to others, but despite that, it felt airy and comfortable.

People working in studio were friendly, and everyone was welcoming.

They provide all the necessary equipment for practice, so you won’t need to bring your own mat. However, after the session, they request that you clean the mats. If cleanliness is a concern for you, take this into account. Personally, I found them clean enough not to be bothered.

Finding the studio was a bit challenging. You'll need to locate the next door after the shop and head up to the top floor.

Giraffes in studio...

Such a special yoga studio, I’m so glad I found it. I’ve been coming here for months because it truly is cozy and unpretentious, yet very challenging and spiritual all at once. This is a heart-felt studio, run by kind people who really care (we miss you Brian, but really everyone here is amazing). They are doing their very best to keep yoga affordable, not a luxury, which is very hard considering NYC rents. My primary reason for starting yoga here was chronic lower back and hip pain which was getting worse. After months of coming I’m happy to say it has gotten much better (read: not cured, but way better). The instructors here are top notch, spiritual, daoist, and approachable… this is not just another “pretty yoga place” with trendy lululemon vibes, this is the real deal,...