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FAQ

  • We love our Goat Yoga community! We host classes May through early October of each year.

    Tickets are $26. Spots will fill up. Reserve your spot by emailing harrisonfarm13@gmail.com for registration or with any questions. We continue to add dates to the calendar throughout the season, so stay tuned on Facebook for for updates and event information.

  • Yes! We do private Goat Yoga classes. The class is 60 minutes long, but can be shortened upon request. You have around 30 minutes after the class to get in your goat selfies and baby snuggles!

    We require a $260 minimum to reserve the date, which covers up to 10 participants. Any more participants than that and tickets are $26 each. Generally, we have a 9:30am and 11:30am weekend time slots, but we can be flexible with your group. We can also host weeknight times until then, depending on our schedule.

  • For one-on-one lessons, we’ll go over your goals, whether beginner lessons, refining your practice, mindfulness and more. We can set up video or in-person lessons.

    I specialize in Vinyasa and Ashtanga yoga with props and variations to deepen your practice and discover more about the way your specific body works and moves. When you’re in the studio, you’ll feel more confident and empowered to make the practice tailored to what you need.

    This is the best option if you want to work through questions and challenges in your practice with one-on-one attention.

    Book a 60 or 90 minute private with me, where we can explore your questions.

    New beginners: Start your yoga journey and get prepared to for public classes or skillful at-home practice

    Experienced practitioners: explore and refine your yoga practice on a deeper level

    Explore a special focus: core strength, upper body, flexibility, and mobility

    Refine your skills in specific pose categories: sun salutations, standing poses, inversions, binds, backbends, balance, advanced poses

  • Gather up a group of two or more like-minded people for small private class. Maybe it's for a birthday party, bachelorette event or small group class focused on a common goal.

    This option is great for private events, but also as an opportunity to practice with family or friends in a personalized setting. In both cases, we can chat before to nail down your preferences.

  • I love teaching experiential and festival-style yoga classes. I've taught classes on the beach, with a DJ, in an art gallery, outside and on a farm. I truly enjoy the energy of sharing the practice with a group mixed with new beginners and experienced practitioners. I’m well-versed in making yoga accessible with very few (if any) props, and providing pose variations to work with large groups.