Welcome everyone
Every body is a yoga body. We teach to who is actually in the room, not to an image of a perfect pose.
About Sattva
Sattva began with one mat, one valley, and the quiet belief that everyone deserves a place to breathe.
Our beginning
In 2016, Maya Linden rented a sunlit room above the bakery on Cedar Lane, rolled out a dozen mats and offered the neighborhood free classes for a month. Forty people came. Nearly all of them stayed.
Nine years and one very loved wooden floor later, Sattva has grown into a full studio with a team of fifteen teachers, a weekend retreat lodge by the creek, and the same founding promise: nobody practices alone, and nobody is rushed.
What we stand for
Every body is a yoga body. We teach to who is actually in the room, not to an image of a perfect pose.
Props, adjustments and honest dialogue โ not dogma. If it hurts, we change it. If it helps, we keep it.
We keep classes small so no one is ever lost. Our biggest ambition is that you leave slower than you arrived.
The numbers so far
First mat rolled out in the room above the bakery
Certified teachers on the studio floor every week
Weekly classes across every style we offer
Students guided through their first-ever downward dog
Yearly retreats at the lodge by the creek
Rule that still runs the studio: breathe first
The people