Austin's latest transplant, Catherine Luna has set up a yoga studio exclusively for the LGBT community. Catherine, who is also an artist, DJ, and amateur musician, was lured to Austin by the city's energy, excitement, and gay friendly environment.

An experienced yoga professional and energy healer, Catherine has also been featured on the TV series, “Great Yoga Teachers.” Self discovery and acceptance are major aspects of yoga and this inspired Catherine to open a studio that focuses on a community that often struggles with these issues. Based on her own life journey and the role yoga has played in it, Catherine saw this as an opportunity to make a difference. Her new endeavor provides a space for LGBT yogis to practice and talk comfortably, honestly, and naturally about their lives, struggles, and rewards.

The best thing about doing anything naked is that you're always prepared. It's not like going to the gym, where you have to remember your shoes and, well, your clothes. This became evident earlier this week as I was contemplating attending my first co-ed naked yoga class. I was late leaving work and didn't have time to run home and get ready, so I was on the verge of wimping out until I realized that, quite literally, um, I was born ready. more ›

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Every Saturday morning at 10 a.m. from May to September, Save Our Springs Alliance is offering free yoga sessions under the big pecan tree at the south entrance to Barton Springs pool. Each month will be taught by a different studio, with this month's instructors coming from Yoga Yoga. Bring a mat, water, and a towel. more ›

Swarms of football fans, bat watchers and racing humans will be filling the streets of Austin this holiday weekend, making Monday's Free Day of Yoga the perfect end to a fun but frazzling couple of days. Yoga studios (and parks, and gyms and church meeting rooms...) will open their doors from dawn until dusk, offering classes of all style and skill level to anyone who's interested. more ›