One Path Yoga’s goal is to make yoga and your path of life one path. This yoga school exists to empower human beings along their path of yoga, in a way specific to their particular needs and situation.

We offer Yoga Teacher Training both online and in person, as well as individualized coaching sessions that are like consulting and advising along the path. We also offer typical yoga asana classes both online and in person at our studio in Bellingham, WA.

One Path Yoga is a Yoga Alliance Accredited Registered Yoga School (RYS) and Continuing Education Provider for Yoga Teachers.

  • Online Yoga Courses

    Online courses to enhance personal yoga practice. No certification required. Finish at your own pace.

  • Yoga Teacher Training

    Specialized Individually constructed curriculum catered to your specific needs. 200 Hour Certification.

  • Yoga Asana Classes

    Led classes in the standard fitness industry “group fitness” format. In person or online.

  • Yoga Coaching

    Support for personal practice. Weekly or monthly check ins, with adapted sequences based around your needs.


Many Travelers. One Path

Nearly all yoga methods practiced today have roots that can be traced to the infamous Yoga Sutras of Patanjali. The Yoga Sutras; A modern translatable 2000 year old manuscript originating in India, and based upon ancient teachings of Dravidian Samkhya philosophy, has only 4 chapters of simple, direct instructions.

One Path Yoga supports practitioners in the study, reflection, and application of the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali. Our goal is to help you apply the truths within the sutras to your life in a way that is specific to your needs and circumstances at this particular time.

The Yoga Sutras identifies the solution to human suffering to be an eight limbed path, often called “ashtanga” (“ashtau”=eight, “anga”=limbs). Yoga is defined in yoga sutras as "yogas-chitta-vritti-nirodaha", which means “freedom from the disturbances of consciousness” (Yoga Sutra 1:2).

The effort behind One Path Yoga is to infuse people with the life teachings of yoga from a place of experience and authenticity, and to see it as a holistic way of life, not just an exercise. The goal is to teach you how to integrate the yoga taught in the sutras into your life, one day at a time.

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