The Best YouTube Channels for Yoga

A yoga journey that began on YouTube. From #YouTube videos in my home to teaching class, workshops and private yoga sessions. Click through to begin your yoga journey. You might be surprised by where it takes you. #yoga #youtube #videos #freevideos #yogavideos #bestlife #selflove #selfcare #mindfulness

My love of yoga began with a home practice and YouTube videos. In one way or another each of these ladies inspired me to try, taught me more than I ever expected, helped me create a home practice and quite honestly, irrevocably changed my life.

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Yoga was something that was way out of my comfort zone and starting with a home practice felt safe. A way to step outside of my comfort zone and simply try.

  1. Hundreds of thousands of people around the world are taking yoga classes with Erin at Five Parks Yoga!  Erin teaches Hatha yoga with an emphasis on personalized attention and detailed information regarding all aspects of a well rounded yoga practice.
  2. Yoga with Adrienne Yoga with Adrienne is the yoga channel for everybody. Yoga is really the art of waking up. Getting back to the true you. It can be that simple. Yoga offers up a way for us to see a world that is working for you instead of against you. Yoga reminds me that everything is connected so we must live, act, dance, breathe with awareness. If the journey really is the reward, then by golly I choose to enjoy the journey.
  3. Kino Yoga Kino Yoga YouTube channel is place where you will find all the tools for your yoga practice. Full length beginner friendly practice sessions, tutorials on almost every posture that work like a yoga pose encyclopedia, yoga lifestyle and philosophy discussions and Kino’s handstand and yoga demo videos for inspiration from all over the world.
  4. Tara Stiles Tara Stiles is the founder and owner of Strala, the movement system that ignites freedom.
  5. Beach Yoga Girl Kerri Verna is a photographer, yoga Instructor, instructional that shares videos to help you learn Yoga. Kerri also hosts monthly yoga challenges on Instagram.
  6. Rachel Brathen Yoga Rachel Brathen is a world renown yoga instructor known for her inspirational teachings both on land and water. Step into their YouTube world for tutorials, full yoga sequences, beach living and more!
  7. Interval Yoga by Ali Kamenova Ali Kamenova teaches strong, creative & butt kicking yoga classes. She offers a variety of yoga classes for all levels. Weekly uploads of strong power interval impact vinyasa yoga flow,. interval training, tabata, HIIT workouts. relaxation yoga.
  8. Do You Yoga Learn and enjoy yoga with certified yoga instructors from around the world with new videos every week.
  9. Yoga By Candace Candace is an international yoga instructor and the writer behind the popular yoga lifestyle blog http://www.yogabycandace.com. These videos range from 15 minutes to 60 minutes, and cover a wide variety of themes.

THE BEST YOUTUBE CHANNELS FOR YOGA || A yoga journey that began on YouTube. From #YouTube videos in my home to teaching class, workshops and private yoga sessions. Click through to begin your yoga journey. You might be surprised by where it takes you. #yoga #youtube #videos #freevideos #yogavideos #bestlife #selflove #selfcare #mindfulness

Be inspired by the beauty, strength and grace of yoga.

Who knew that a few YouTube channels would lead me to becoming a yoga teacher? When I think about it, it’s mind blowing.

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What type of YouTube channels do you subscribe to? Do you practice yoga at home or in a studio?

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  1. I started my yoga practice recently. I did yoga before as part of my workout but this time its totally different. I found peace and balance in the practice. I actually dream of being able to share and teach this beautiful practice to others. Thank you for sharing this. I actually love Yoga with Adrienne but would like to see others too.

  2. Any suggestions for seniors, just starting out? I find so many are directed for people with experience so it’s hard to follow along

    1. Sue,
      You would enjoy Jen Hillman on YouTube. She targets areas of the body like your neck and back, but does everything in between. Her videos are generally very basic, and friendly to ALL ages. Cole Chance is also a good instructor.
      I’m no spring chicken, but in fairly good condition considering with some physical challenges so when I just what a relaxing practice that stretches everything, these ladies are my go to.
      They can be found though Psychetruth or YOGA TX (or just by name).

  3. Leslie Fightmaster should be on this list she is a wonderful teacher for all levels with classes of every length for everything from prenatal to traditional Ashtanga.

  4. Dear Jill
    Please consider my YouTube channel for the future; AnitaGoaTV.
    I offer Yoga, Yoga Inspired Fitness, post-workout yoga stretching, wellness and life Philosohy.
    Sincerely,
    Anita Goa ?

      1. I didn’t know that running and yoga work well together. I will have to figure out a plan for that.

  5. I recently discovered yoga through YouTube too! I currently follow Tara Stiles. Will check out Yoga with Adrienne and Beach Girl Yoga this week. Thanks for this post. 🙂

  6. This post came at the very best time. I haven’t been running and am getting tight right before marathon day so I was NEEDING a yoga class today but couldn’t find one that fit my schedule. I just picked a random yoga class on YouTube because I had no idea where to look! Thank you!

  7. Yoga by Candace is very popular.

    I love youtube for pug videos (because I have a problem with those) and dance choreography. I’ve never tried yoga through a YT channel. Thanks for this great list.

  8. I am so happy you put this together! I have been wanting to get more into Yoga but want to be able to do it from home! I will definitely be checking these out!

    1. I love Leslie fightmaster as well. Yoga fix 90 is amazing! 90 days of yoga all free and challenging for more advanced but also accessible for those starting out.

  9. This is great information! I have always been saying I need to incorporate more yoga into my routine, and now that my final race for the year is coming up this weekend I am serious about it! I’ll definitely be checking these out.

  10. I am not a Yogi. Mostly because I don’t make the time for it and I judge my practice. I loved the meme of your practice being just that, a practice of you making space for your true you. Thanks!

  11. Yoga w/Adrienne is usually my go-to for at home yoga. I recently found Yoga by Candace and I’m a big fan. I also like Erin Motz yoga. I tend to go for yoga at home, but I did a few classes at a studio last month and loved it!

  12. Thanks for sharing these, Jill. Regular yoga has become quite difficult at this point in my pregnancy, but I’ll have to pin this for later so that I have some new yoga videos to use once my little guy has made his debut. These will be great too for days when its difficult for me to leave the house.

  13. Jill this is such an amazing resource! Pinning for future use for sure! I love doing yoga at home, although I Have to admit I really do miss the heat I’m used to in my yoga studio. I find I can’t get as deep into poses. Maybe it’s just mental thing? I can’t wait to try these, going through and subscribing now!

  14. Thank you for this! I’m a huge fan of you tube yoga videos. I’m still looking for a good yin yoga video….

    One of my favorite channels is Lululemon. Their yoga videos are really high quality–esp. the ones for the SeaWheeze half marathon.

  15. Perfect timing! My Rodney Yee DVD won’t play anymore. I don’t use YouTube as much as I should considering all that is offered there.

  16. I don’t subscribe to any yoga channel, but I’m loving the workouts on Grokker.
    I completely lost my flexibility and even though I cannot call myself a yogini, it has been really helpful to me.
    Thanks a lot for sharing this list!

      1. Jill, I just found this post today! I’ve been yoga-ing from home for over a year now ?I love Adrienne and I also follow Leslye Fightmaster and love her too! I’m gonna try some of the channels you suggested!

        Thank you!
        Anna

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