Students moving through standing poses together in a bright Yogalife flow class.

Yogalife Studios · Edmonton

Yoga and Pilates you can keep coming back to.

A practice you can keep.

Hot, warm and non-heated classes at South Edmonton and 124 Street. New here? Try 30 days of unlimited classes for $89 with First30.

No auto-renew · both studios · no flexibility required

Founded in 2010A long-running Edmonton studio, not a pop-up trend.
Two studiosPractice at South Edmonton or 124 Street.
Starter 3 or First30Start where you are. No auto-renew.
No flexibility requiredBegin where you are. Options are part of class.
(01)—Start here

Yoga for stiff backs, busy minds, and real life.

Yogalife is an all-levels yoga and Pilates studio in Edmonton, founded in 2010, with studios in South Edmonton and on 124 Street.

  • No flexibility or experience needed. Start where you are.
  • Choose your heat: hot yoga in Edmonton, warm, or non-heated.
  • Yoga and Pilates for mobility, strength, stress, and everyday aches.

New here? Start with First30: 30 days of unlimited classes for $89.

(02)—Two Edmonton studios

A welcoming place to practice consistently.

Choose the studio that makes it easiest to keep showing up. The intro pass works at both.

A group class in progress in the warm-wood South Edmonton studio room.

South

South Edmonton

A studio near South Edmonton Common at 2065 98 Street NW with two practice rooms, showers, lockers, and heated and non-heated options.

Learn more →

The bright, open 124 Street practice room with large windows.

124

124 Street

A central Edmonton studio at 10419 124 Street with two practice rooms, free 2-hour parking with plate registration, and a neighbourhood feel.

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(03)—Choose your heat

Hot, warm, or non-heated. You choose.

Nervous about heat? Start gentler and build up. Both studios have all three.

Hot · around 95–100°F

Hot yoga in Edmonton

Sweat, depth, and challenge in heated rooms at South Edmonton and 124 Street.

Hot yoga in Edmonton →

(04)—What we help with

Practical support for how your body actually feels.

Students holding a standing strength pose during a flow class.

Move

Build strength and mobility

Healthy Hips & Back, Hatha, Flow, Pilates, and mobility-focused classes help students work from where they are.

Explore class styles →

A student resting on their back in a gentle reclined pose on the studio floor.

Settle

Reduce stress without pressure

Yin, Restorative Yin, and The Reset can help you slow down and feel more at home in your body.

Yoga for burnout →

Members sitting together and chatting on the studio lounge couch.

Belong

Practice with people who know you

Community is part of the habit. Showing up gets easier when the studio feels familiar.

(05)—Why we are here

Nobody practices alone here.

Every class is designed to help you feel known, supported, and able to come back next time.

A full class practising side by side on their mats.
(06)—Questions

Common questions

Do I need to be flexible to start?

No. Many students start because they feel stiff, sore, or unsure. Classes offer options so you can work from where you are.

Which location should I choose?

Choose the studio that is easiest for you to attend consistently. The intro pass can be used at both South and 124 Street.

What should I book first?

Start with a class time that fits your schedule and a style that sounds approachable. Hatha Flow, Vinyasa Flow (non-heated), Happy Hips, or Yin are good first steps.

How much is the intro pass?

New students can start with the Starter 3 Pack ($39 for 3 classes) or the First30 ($89 for 30 days unlimited, with a built-in challenge), valid at both studios. The price is confirmed at checkout.

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