Your Urban Oasis : Online
Satori Yoga Studio is a healing oasis based in San Francisco and Online (everywhere!). Our community exists to help you find moments of peace, introspection, acceptance, and gratitude, no matter the circumstance.
We invite you to catch a glimpse of enlightenment and let it serve you until we meet again.
We offer Yoga and Movement classes online, outdoors, and in-office for students of all levels (colors, shapes & sizes) including Vinyasa, Hatha, Restorative, Yin, and more.
Satori has been in SF for 16 + Years!
Hi! I'm Andrea Stern, a Black woman, Mama, and solo entrepreneur who opened a community-driven urban oasis in San Francisco in 2004. People often ask me why I decided to open a yoga studio in the Financial District.
Yoga for Collective Growth + Healing
Since we've moved online, our style and focus have changed. We offer classes for all levels and all bodies. Whether you need to sweat, relax or feel stronger, or more at home in your body, we've got you covered.
Corporate Wellness Online + Office Yoga
Satori Yoga Studio has been partnering with companies for a long time to create yoga programs that bring movement and mindfulness for your office or event.
We're known for our diverse array of classes and great teachers
Because Satori Yoga Studio began in the heart of the Financial District, there is an emphasis on mindfulness, stress reduction, and relaxation in all our classes. Our mission is to give students an opportunity to look within, refocus, and regain a sometimes lost sense of perspective.
Kim Nicol
Kim Nicol teaches Yin Yoga with a very gentle and deeply meditative approach. Her classes are infused with kindness and self-compassion, as she skillfully guides her students to experience the calm and peace within. When she’s not teaching yoga, Kim is an executive coach helping people to be more present, mindful, and effective leaders at…
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Jennie Hayes
Jennie Hayes has been actively involved in the San Francisco wellness community for the past 11 years and has been teaching yoga since 2014. Her yoga training at Mount Madonna Center was rooted in the spiritual and meditative practices of Yoga as well as the physical postures, so her classes reflect her belief that the…
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Crystal Marie Higgins
Crystal’s classes are nurturing, grounding, and refreshing while incorporating a connection to the season, our natural rhythms, and the elements. She teaches to help others bring balance, strength, and ease back into their lives no matter what life experiences have come their way. Crystal continues to be inspired by her teachers – Abby Tucker, Gloria…
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Natalia Tabilo
Yoga helped Natalia become her own best friend and she is happy to share it with others! As a Body Positive teacher, she is convinced that you don’t have to be thin, strong or flexible to live and own your practice, you just have to show up and enjoy living in your own and unique…
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Tara Zinnamon
Movement has always been a part of my life, from gymnastics to dance, tennis to track events including hurdles, long and triple jump. I first discovered yoga in 2007 as an alternative training method while I was a dancer and choreographer within a modern dance company. My passion for guiding movement has led to my…
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Mary Fox
Teachers, and teachings, often come when and where we least expect them. For Mary Fox, a total hip replacement and rheumatoid arthritis brought her to a funny, irreverent yoga man named Larry Schultz when she was seeking a way to ease pain and deal with injury. Larry was hardly the classic yoga teacher (he was…
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Atosa Babaoff
Atosa Babaoff is extremely grateful for coming upon this yogic path as an eternal student and enthusiastic teacher. She trained with the Laughing Lotus College of Yoga in 2008 and has been teaching non-stop since graduating. She aims to teach a grounding, nurturing and inspiring class that ties in elements of breath work, yogic philosophy…
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Ritu Kapur
Ritu was exposed to Yoga at an early age in India and became a Certified Yoga teacher in 2009 which influenced her life dramatically. Developing a daily personal practice came naturally and after some introspection, she knew she had to combine her 20 years of practice as an Occupational Therapist and the new found love…
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Megan Windeler
Megan Windeler firmly believes in the power of movement to help people feel at home in their own bodies and more connected to their lives. Mindful Movement, in whatever form it takes, is her passion. Megan’s classes are creative and full of detail. Expect to work, rest and have space to explore the shapes and…
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Jessica Seid
I found yoga as a way to heal. Initially finding the time on my mat as a physical workout, it morphed into a practice that helped me to restore mentally and emotionally. My life experiences and the resulting trauma opened space for yoga to take centerstage. Because of the impact and transformation yoga had on…
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Traci (TJ) Joy Burleigh
My full name is Traci Joy Burleigh, and folx often call me TJ. I began my yoga journey at university in 1991, for PE credits, and fell in love. Not at first sight, but over the course of a few years, as I healed, learned, and was inspired to continue exploration, yoga hooked me. I…
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Janine Trinidad
Janine Trinidad’s dynamic and conscientious, yinyang approach to yoga asana allows students to discover their own authentic synergy, rhythm and voice through movement, be it fast or slow, external or internal. Each class with her is a sweet journey through caverns and skies intending you to feel the simple joy of being in this embodied…
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Katy Steadman
Katy Steadman been teaching yoga since 2001 and practicing since 1996. She teaches in a style that ignites curiosity, and encourages students to explore their whole self. Her method has developed from training in a variety of yoga traditions. From 2004-2007, Katy lived in Hawaii where she studied with her beloved teachers Nicki Doane and…
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Amy Hyun Swart
Amy Hyun Swart has been teaching yoga since 2008, and guided meditation since 2015. She is also a Licensed Grief Therapist in San Francisco. Amy operates on a holistic framework, integrating wisdom of the psyche, physical body, and use of poetic imagery to invite all aspects of oneself to feel welcomed in class. She provides…
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Magi Khoo
Magi teaches because yoga has brought her so much joy and liberation. While she practiced yoga as a teenager in Malaysia, it wasn’t until Magi attended a deeper immersion that she experienced yoga at a more powerful and meaningful level. Yoga brought balance to a hectic corporate life and grad school, and eventually helped Magi…
Read MoreVoted Top San Francisco Yoga Studio
"Satori is such a wonderful studio, filled with the most amazing teachers, students, and owner!"
— Elizabeth Hall
"I've been attending yoga classes at Satori for the past four years. There is no other sanctuary like it."
— Satori Student
"I would highly recommend this yoga studio to anyone (beginner - advanced). I am a beginner myself, but can already say that this studio has increased my love for yoga tremendously!"
— Rikki H.
"I would recommend Satori for any yogi practicing at any level. The instructors are wonderful and studio nice and clean. It's perfect for taking classes if you work or live near FiDi." ? Liv A.
"Classpass brought me here and it was fantastic. I never did yoga that focused that much on breathing and it was different and unique. I felt that I got so much out of going to yoga here in the morning before work."
— Phillip N.
"Your classes have given me a connection with others outside my house and a much needed respite from work and homeschooling. It's something in my day just for me."
— Satori Student
"I go to Satori when I'm in town and always feel welcomed, part of the community and respected. I even feel connected to Satori from across the country. "
— Satori Student