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Yoga in Broadmead

5+ yoga studios in Broadmead, Bristol.

Broadmead is home to five yoga studios, ranging from long-established teaching schools to smaller specialist practices. Bristol School of Yoga, rated 4.9 by its students, sits alongside Studio 11 and Bristol Yoga Collective, giving the area a varied mix of class styles and experience levels. The neighbourhood draws both beginners and regular practitioners, with options covering everything from Hatha and Vinyasa to Yoga Nidra through Ailsa Burns Yoga. Use this page to compare studios, read ratings, and find a class that suits your schedule.

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Frequently asked questions about yoga in Broadmead

How many yoga studios are there in Broadmead, Bristol?

There are currently five yoga studios operating in and around Broadmead. These include Bristol School of Yoga, Studio 11, Ailsa Burns Yoga & Yoga Nidra, Bristol City Yoga, and Bristol Yoga Collective, covering a broad range of styles and class formats.

Which yoga studio in Broadmead is highest rated?

Bristol School of Yoga holds the highest rating in the area at 4.9 stars. Studio 11 follows closely with a 4.7-star rating. Both are well-regarded by local students and offer structured programmes suitable for different experience levels.

Is yoga in Broadmead suitable for complete beginners?

Several studios in Broadmead cater specifically to beginners. Bristol School of Yoga and Bristol Yoga Collective both offer introductory and foundational classes. It is worth checking individual timetables, as beginner-friendly sessions are often scheduled separately from mixed-level or advanced classes.

What styles of yoga are available in Broadmead?

The studios in Broadmead cover a wide range of disciplines. Ailsa Burns Yoga specialises in Yoga Nidra alongside traditional yoga, while Bristol City Yoga and Bristol Yoga Collective tend to offer Hatha and Vinyasa formats. Studio 11 incorporates movement-based and contemporary yoga styles.