
Miami Yoga Scene Officially Gives Up on Serenity, Embraces Cuteness Overload, Gravity-Defying Hammocks, and Legally Dubious Zen
MIAMI — Once upon a time, yoga was about inner peace, breath control, and achieving enlightenment on a dusty mat while trying not to fart during downward dog. But this is Miami — where subtlety comes to die and your chakras are expected to twerk.
So toss that boring candlelit studio playlist and buckle up your mala beads. Miami's yoga classes have officially gone rogue, and we’ve rounded up the five wildest ones in the 305 — including goats, bunnies, puppies, and, of course, weed. Because in this town, if your yoga doesn’t involve animal therapy, aerial acrobatics, or questionable legality, are you even stretching?
1. 420 Space Yoga: Namaste, but Make It a Nightclub
Every Saturday at exactly 4:20 p.m. (subtle), yogis descend upon Club Space for 420 Space Yoga, a cannabis-friendly class led by the luminous Tiffany “Tifftopia” Levy — who may or may not be a reincarnated moon goddess in biker shorts.
Held in a nightclub, this class combines vinyasa flow with a live DJ set, herbal enhancement, and that special kind of serenity that can only be achieved while doing Warrior II next to a guy wearing rave goggles and glow-in-the-dark Crocs.
It’s technically “BYO-Ganja,” and while recreational cannabis is still illegal in Florida, the vibe is very “lawfully chill.” Just don’t inhale near a cop or that lady still clutching a rosary from the 80s.
Spiritual Bonus: May cause enlightenment, paranoia, or both.
2. Aerial Yoga: Defying Gravity and Dignity
Break Free Movement is where yoga meets Cirque du Soleil and also possibly your chiropractor.
Here, you’ll dangle from silk hammocks like a sexy fruit bat as you attempt traditional poses mid-air. It’s graceful, empowering, and occasionally results in an unintentional slow-motion faceplant.
New students can take three classes for $75, or just hang upside-down once and pretend you’ve transcended Earthly concerns (including rent).
Safety Tip: Avoid eating Chipotle beforehand.
3. Bunny Yoga: Stretch, Breathe, Pet Something Soft
Tired of sun salutations without sufficient fluff? Meet The Bunny Yogi — a real class where you flow gently while surrounded by adorable, adoptable rabbits who silently judge your crow pose.
Held at Mint Studio, this class is 30% yoga, 70% squealing at cuteness, and 100% guaranteed to end with someone Googling “How much does it cost to own a bunny in a condo?”
After the flow, you get protein snacks and drinks from Vale Food Co., which is exactly what your ancestors imagined when they dreamed of spiritual growth.
Pro Tip: Do not mistake bunny for bolster. No matter how squishy.
4. Goat Yoga at Pinto Farms: It’s Yoga, but with Hooves and Chaos
Some people find peace through stillness. Others find it when a goat named Kevin climbs on their back during cat-cow. Goat Yoga at Pinto Farms is pure Miami farm-core madness.
For just $34.99, you can channel your inner mountain (pose) while literal mountain animals help you deepen your stretch by standing on your spine. Afterward, you’re encouraged to cuddle the goats — though they may be emotionally unavailable.
Children 5+ are allowed, which is brave considering these goats have no respect for personal space or Gucci leggings.
Bonus: Great for Instagram. Terrible for trying to maintain dignity during savasana.
5. Puppy Yoga at Puppy Sphere: The Cure for Everything
Last but definitely most adorable, Puppy Yoga in Wynwood is exactly what it sounds like: yoga with a swarm of wriggling, yipping furballs who will climb, lick, and emotionally heal you while you attempt a shaky tree pose.
It’s beginner-friendly, because no one expects you to nail your alignment when a puppy is licking your face and also peeing on your mat. After the class, you get drinks, cuddles, and a moral dilemma about whether to adopt 3 puppies or 17.
Ages 16+ only, because apparently, toddlers can’t handle this much joy.
Side Effects May Include: Falling in love with a Pomeranian named “Cheddar.”
Final Thought:
Miami yoga has officially evolved past "finding peace" and now lives fully in the land of “finding joy, chaos, and an animal gently pooping near your mat.” Whether you're looking to float, giggle, get high, or be swarmed by tiny creatures while trying to hold plank, there’s a class for you.
Because in Miami, your yoga practice isn’t just a workout — it’s a lifestyle, a spectacle, and occasionally, a misdemeanor.
Namaste and good luck.