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We are a yoga studio for the community! We offer the benefits of yoga—health, mental clarity, and spirituality—while maintaining the strength and diversity of the people we serve. Our focus is on incorporating movement with music, collaboration, and heartfelt practices.
“Heart Forward. Ass Back!”
Certifications offered
Lineage/Style
“A cornerstone of Brooklyn since 2010, Urban Asanas is one of the few black-owned and operated yoga studios in the country, and is a haven for all people who want to practice yoga in a diverse, open, and welcoming community. Classes in Power Yoga, Yin, and Restorative. ”
Founders/Owners
Jyll Hubbard-Salk
Level 3
Adjunct faculty
Lauren Haythe
CE Provider
Andrew Tanner
Level 3
Shashi Mair
CE Provider
T’ai Jamar Hanna
Level 3
Brette Popper
CE Provider
GuRubee Ruben Blackriver
CE Provider
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Code of conduct
1. Respect the Practice: Approach yoga with humility, dedication, and openness to learning, honoring its roots and traditions.
2. Integrity in Teaching: Share only what you know and continue your own studies. Acknowledge the limits of your knowledge and experience.
3. Safe & Inclusive Space: Create a welcoming environment free of discrimination, harassment, or judgment, honoring all bodies, abilities, identities, and backgrounds.
4. Respectful Communication: Speak with kindness, listen actively, and engage with peers, teachers, and students in a spirit of compassion.
5. Healthy Boundaries: Maintain professional boundaries with students and fellow trainees, avoiding inappropriate relationships or misuse of power.
6. Commitment to Learning: Show up on time, participate fully, and take responsibility for your own growth, study, and self-practice.
7. Confidentiality: Respect the privacy of others. Personal stories or sensitive information shared in training remain confidential.
8. Non-Harming (Ahimsa): Prioritize physical and emotional safety in all practices—never pushing yourself or others beyond safe limits.
9. Accountability: Take responsibility for your actions, choices, and words, and remain open to feedback and self-reflection.
10. Service & Respect for Lineage: Recognize yoga as a lifelong path of service, gratitude, and respect for the teachers and traditions that have carried the practice forward.