Movement rooted in breath.

Rooted in traditional asana, with room to explore. Classes are breath-led and grounding, whether you’re moving through a full flow or settling into stillness. Heat varies by class—some build a real sweat, while others stay cooler for a deeper wind-down.

good for:
Flexibility
Strength
Mind-Body Connection
Nervous System Reset
Balance
Mobility
Detox through Sweat
Joint Health
Stress Relief

This studio may be heated.

class descriptions

Power Flow & Chill

Explore effort and ease by building heat quickly then slow things down into a series of longer-held stretches and restorative postures. Heated, set at approximately 88-92 degrees.

Restore

A slow practice that includes supported restorative poses, guided breathwork, and sound instruments to calm the nervous system and promote deep relaxation. Reduced heat.

Flow

A mindful patterning of postures that builds heat quickly and leaves you feeling centered. Expect music, play, and lots of sweat. Heated set at approximately 88-92 degrees.

Woman doing an advanced yoga pose
Tattooed man in an upward facing dog yoga pose
2 women doing yoga

frequently
asked
Questions

Which locations have Yoga?

Both of them! You'll find Yoga at our Tampa and Los Angeles campgrounds.

What should I wear to Yoga?

Comfortable athletic wear, your shoes and socks stay in the locker; you'll practice barefoot.

Are mats and towels available to rent for Yoga?

Yes, Manduka mat and towel rentals are available at both locations included free with an unlimited membership.

I'm new to hot yoga. Where should I start?

Start with Power Flow & Chill, built for beginners. Bring water, move at your own pace, and step out if you need to — you can always jump back in. It's also one of the best ways to feel the community side of CAMP: everyone in the room is working through the same heat, together.

Why would I want to do yoga in a hot studio?

So many reasons! The heat allows for detoxification through sweat, opens up tight areas of the body, and promotes circulatory health. It's a practice that transforms you from the inside out, with room for boundless exploration and limitless growth, right alongside people going through the same stuff on the mat next to you.

How early should I arrive for Yoga?

15 minutes early for your first class, 10 minutes after that. Check-in opens 10 minutes before class, and doors close 5 minutes after start time.