The Yoga Common

90 reviews

+1 (212) 661-6655

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322 E 39th St

New York, NY 10016

+1 (212) 661-6655

https://www.yogacommonstudio.com

History

The Yoga Common (previously Mang'Oh) was established in 2002 and is a Manhattan-based midtown east studio offering yoga and core yoga. Our studio offers morning, afternoon and evening classes, 7 days a week: by accommodating every fitness and interest level, our studio is designed to be a place for growth, change and development.

Specialties

We're a small studio in a big city, and we like it that way. Our aim is to create a community that never judges and always supports. At The Yoga Common, you'll get personal attention from NYC's best yoga teachers in a boutique studio that feels like a little oasis in the city.

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4.090 reviews

Katie M.

8/9/2017

Mang'Oh is the best! I was looking for a studio that's convenient to Grand Central, where I commute to/from the 'burbs. Fortunately I gave Mang'oh a shot about a year ago and have been coming...

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Kala P.

2/26/2019

I love that teachers here give very clear instructions along with the name of the poses so it's really easy to follow. If you can concentrate and follow the instructions, you barely have to rely...

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Cat G.

7/17/2019

I recently moved to the Murray Hill area and found Mang'Oh as it was so close to my new place. They have a great introductory special for first-time visitors - $45 for unlimited classes in your...

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Jessie H.

5/5/2016

I used a ClassPass to take the Candlelight Yoga on a Wednesday night. Super relaxing!!! You could have worked out earlier and then come here. They have hooks for your bags and jackets but no...

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Vivian H.

4/30/2014

Once again, New York Yoga PassBook has allowed me to find another great studio! On a miserable, cold and wet day in New York and soaked to the bone, I found my oasis here at a 5:45pm Happy Hour...

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