Welcome to Yoga Grooves and Acroyoga Perth in Canning Vale
A Place to connect - with yourself and others
We offer a welcoming space where people of all ages and abilities can explore yoga in a way that feels supportive, enjoyable and sustainable. Whether you're looking to deeply relax with Restorative Yoga, experience the playful connection of AcroYoga, or simply begin your yoga journey, our classes are designed to meet you where you are.
Ph: 0427839402
email: jo@yogagrooves.com
Yoga Grooves is a boutique yoga studio offering yoga and AcroYoga classes in Canning Vale, Perth, Western Australia. We offer a variety of classes, from gentle and restorative yoga to more dynamic practices, flexibility and strength training, and playful partner AcroYoga. We also offer kids and family classes. Our classes are welcoming and inclusive, with options to suit different abilities, needs and levels of experience.
Movements can be adapted to suit each individual, with small group sessions and private lessons available. Our classes explore movement, breath and awareness, helping you reconnect with your body and become more present in the moment.
Our teachings encompass many aspects of yoga, including pranayama (breathwork), yoga nidra (relaxation), meditation, and traditional and creative postures. Attention is given to alignment, technique and mindful movement, while variations are offered so that students can practise at their own level and honour their individual bodies.
We enjoy teaching small groups and working closely with individual needs, creating a supportive environment where people can experience the joy and benefits of a dedicated yoga practice.
Come and join Jo and Pepi as they share their love of movement through yoga and AcroYoga — whether you're looking to slow down and restore, develop strength and flexibility, explore something new, or simply have fun moving.
Acknowledgement of Country
Teachers and students at our yoga studio—Yoga Grooves Canning Vale, Perth, acknowledge the Whadjuk Noongar People, the spiritual and cultural birdiyangara (custodians) of the land upon which we meet, move, practice, share, and breathe together. We honor respectfully their Elders—past, present, and emerging.
