Highland Yoga Opens Fourth Location
This August, Highland Yoga, an Atlanta-based yoga community with locations in Virginia Highlands, Memorial Drive, and Buckhead, is opening a fourth studio at 450 North McDonough Street in Decatur under the leadership of founder and owner, Elspeth Brotherton.
Highland Yoga offers Heated Power Yoga, which features unique, creative sequencing coupled with mindfulness and breath awareness. According to Brotherton, plans have been in place for more than two years for this expansion. The first Highland Yoga location opened in February 2015, followed by a space in Grant Park in 2016, and Buckhead in 2017. In January of this year, the Grant Park location, once housed at Ormand Drive, moved to 955 Memorial Drive SE, Suite 520. Each location has approximately 2,400 square feet with one large practice room. Combined, the four studios employ four full-time managers and 28 teachers. They also offer two 200-hour teacher training classes each year.
Like all studios during this time of pandemic, Highland Yoga has had to adapt to limited demand and has focused on continuing to serve their community through online classes and a robust on-demand library of videos. Brotherton expects that they will emerge stronger than ever, answering to an even greater demand for health and wellness classes when it is safe to gather again.
For membership and schedule information, visit Highland-Yoga.com or email [email protected].
Highland Yoga offers Heated Power Yoga, which features unique, creative sequencing coupled with mindfulness and breath awareness. According to Brotherton, plans have been in place for more than two years for this expansion. The first Highland Yoga location opened in February 2015, followed by a space in Grant Park in 2016, and Buckhead in 2017. In January of this year, the Grant Park location, once housed at Ormand Drive, moved to 955 Memorial Drive SE, Suite 520. Each location has approximately 2,400 square feet with one large practice room. Combined, the four studios employ four full-time managers and 28 teachers. They also offer two 200-hour teacher training classes each year.
Like all studios during this time of pandemic, Highland Yoga has had to adapt to limited demand and has focused on continuing to serve their community through online classes and a robust on-demand library of videos. Brotherton expects that they will emerge stronger than ever, answering to an even greater demand for health and wellness classes when it is safe to gather again.
For membership and schedule information, visit Highland-Yoga.com or email [email protected].
