
Come Practice With Us
The teachers at Yoga Lab believe that a consistent, sustainable yoga practice can make us all happier, healthier, stronger, and more balanced individuals while at the same time improving the community in which we live. Together we share a common interest in anatomy and functional movement, and in combining Western science with Eastern wisdom. We are committed to teaching a sustainable yoga practice that integrates and enriches the body, mind, and soul. Our goal at Yoga Lab is to guide you in the process of self-discovery. By teaching you how to calm your mind, reduce anxiety and stress, and tap into your physical and mental strength, you will be better prepared to confront whatever challenges you face in your life, both on and off the mat.
Meet Our Teachers
Yoga Lab Co-Founders
More Awesome Teachers
Our Global Community
Yoga Lab has always been a guru-free zone. We pride ourselves on our community of shared learning, decentralized framework of co-ownership and accountability, and collaboration with students and teachers as we hold space for self-discovery.

We’re especially grateful to Yoga Lab Co-Founders Mark Agrusti & Ariel Xu, who have now moved on to other adventures in Canada.
We’re grateful for all of the wonderful Yoga Lab teachers who have come and gone, and have made this place so special. Some of them are still local but due to other commitments don’t have regular classes on our schedule right now. Others have moved away, on to new adventures. You may still see some of them sub occasional classes or offer workshops at Yoga Lab in the future! As the home of Penn State, State College is a transitional town by nature. If you’re leaving State College and looking for a new awesome yoga teacher, some of these amazing people may be in your area, so check them out! We love them all!
“What I love is being an investigator.
Observing
Noticing
Sensing
And then figuring out how to best serve others. Connecting to core and alignment in body and spirit are pillars in this quest.
For me and you.
Let’s keep being curious.”
“It is profoundly satisfying indeed to feel the love of learning and a sense of adventure in discovery come alive in the classroom and see it manifest in your students’ work and lives through the cultivation of mindfulness. As teachers, we live for this.”