About us

Moondog Yoga is a warm, welcoming yoga studio in the heart of Quakertown, focusing on holistic health. To that end, we offer a variety of yoga classes rooted in the Himalayan tradition, as well as specialty fitness, therapeutic body work, and other alternative healing modalities.

additionally, we are proud to partner with the Himalayan Institute offering a 200-hour and 300-hour Yoga Teacher Training and Vishoka Meditation. We are also a YACEP (Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Provider). our workshops, when designated, provide continuing education requirements for RYTs.

moondog’s vital and dynamic community (or sangha in Sanskrit) is the nucleus from which we guide our students and reach out to leave the world a better place for living, one class at a time. we believe that the effects of taking our classes, and thus being a part of our community, spread, like ripples in a pond, from the studio, to the neighborhood, to Quakertown, and beyond, out into the world.

at moondog, our yoga teachers inspire by living and practicing yoga. they have the empathy and compassion to always make sure the student leaves feeling fully cared for. our teachers also exemplify and teach the ethical and philosophical aspects of yoga, enriching our sangha. students and teachers alike treat each other with respect, compassion, and understanding.

we aspire to help enhance our students’ holistic health through yoga and specialty fitness. the aim of our fitness classes is to enhance health and longevity. a consistent yoga practice can increase flexibility, strength, mental clarity, and create a better connection to our bodies, as well as renew and restore health. in addition, practitioners of massage, acupuncture, reiki, and vibrational sound therapy offer their services to add depth to our clients’ wellbeing.

in yoga teachings, the ultimate goal of yoga is to come to know our true nature: pure love and bliss. we wish to inspire and guide our students on their journeys of self-discovery. we meet our students wherever they are in that journey, and remind them that they are not alone, that we are all in this together. this connection makes the studio a welcoming place that is nurturing for all who practice with us.