Yoga Soul

Creative Tourist Last Updated 25 May 2023

Yoga soul is here to provide a platform and a home for you to take part in Manchester’s yogi community, to help you grow your yoga practice in a way that is significant to you.

Yoga Soul is a people-driven hub of good vibes, which you can find on Newton Street in the Northern Quarter. Born from the imaginations of Samuel Nwokeka and William Mitchell, two friends who met whilst training to be yoga teachers in Goa, their studio’s ethos encourages people to grow within their own practise, trying new styles or consolidating the muscle memory in classic Vinyasa Flow classes.

As well as Vinyasa, Yoga Soul also offers fast-paced and energetic rocket classes as well as deeply relaxing Yin. If you’re unsure what kind of yoga suits you or want to know exactly what you’re signing up for before you commit, Yoga Soul welcomes questions via their website, or just give them a bell — as you’d expect, they’re a friendly bunch.

All classes are well-spaced and well-ventilated, and there’s a choice of style every day of the week. Whether you want to shake up your regular practice with a blast of rocket yoga or connect with other Manchester-based yogis, this is an excellent spot.

Yoga Soul, 49a Newton StreetManchesterM1 1FT View map

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