Weekly Yoga Offerings

Classes taught by Gabbi Jane are offered at multiple locations around Philadelphia. Meet me on the mat!

Local studios where you can find me:

Move With Love 

6825 Germantown Ave., 1st Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19119

The Sanctuary

735 Bethlehem Pike
Flourtown, PA 19031

Each class offers different types of dynamic movement in the body - you can always count on a connection to breath and practice of embodiment in each and every session. Gabbi offers a unique blend of traditional yoga (asana), mixed with an authentic, diverse flow, that allows you to become connected to each layer of your body. Each class will leave you feeling curious about the potential possibilities within and around you.

Come back home in your body and check out a class offering below!

UNWIND YIN

Sundays @ 5:30pm (60 min)
@ The Sanctuary

Relax and restore with this gentle Yin Class. Yin targets deep connective tissues of the body inviting space for more mobility and flexibility. This meditative practice is sure to leave you feeling open, grounded, and peaceful. 

PEACE & POWER

Wednesdays @ 12pm (60min) @ Move With Love

Power meets peace in this unique class designed to balance effort and ease. Begin with 30 minutes of energizing movement, blending pilates, yoga, and HIIT to build strength, improve endurance, and awaken your body. Then, transition into 30 minutes of grounding yin/restorative yoga and soothing meditation, allowing you to melt into stillness and recharge. Perfect for those seeking a dynamic yet restorative practice

FLOW

Mondays @ 5:00pm (60 min)
@ The Sanctuary

Vinyasa yoga class for all levels. Inviting a playful, strengthening, and releasing energy. Get lost in the movement as gabbi guides you through a swift flow leaving you feeling connected and energized. 

VINYASA

Tuesdays @ 7:30am (60 min)
Wednesdays @ 6:15pm (60min) Saturdays @ 8:30am (60min)+ @10am (75min)
@ Move With Love

An open level vinyasa flow set to great tunes that connects movement with breath, creative sequencing, and easily digestible alignment cues. The class will be inspired by the teacher’s movement background and unique style. Expect sprinklings of hatha yoga, dance, breath work, and meditation to get you focused less on how you move but why you move.

“I'd attended many of Gabbi's yoga classes in person and virtually. Gabbi's presence is always consistent, warm, and welcoming. She is very knowledgeable, patient, and attentive, making sure that everyone in the class can follow along easily. The atmosphere she creates is always calming and serene, making it easy to focus on each movement and my breathing. I left every class feeling refreshed, energized, and grateful for the experience. What I love most about Gabbi's class is that you will receive the same blissful experience whether you attend in person or online. I highly recommend Gabbi's class to anyone looking to deepen their yoga practice or simply to recharge.”

  • Velora

“Gabbi is pure magic!  Her practice is not only beautiful, but she carefully infuses her practices with mindful movement, intentional breath and moments of deep meditation. She challenges you physically all while creating a space to honor yoga in its purest forms — beyond the asana. If you’d like to feel embodied and supported (both physically and spiritually), there is no doubt you have found the perfect teacher.”

  • Cristina R.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Weekly classes are held in the philadelphia area. I do host some classes outside of philly on random occasions. I also travel around the tristate area to offer private group classes and experiences for businesses, bachelorettes, etc. *link to group book

  • Yoga is for everyone. It’s just about finding a class that aligns with your intention for the practice. Yoga is so much more then flexibility, handstands, and fancy movements. Yoga is about surrender, connection, and awareness. Each of my classes welcomes the true essence of yoga, which means I offer a safe space to find what works for you even if that looks different then your neighbor.

  • If you're planning to come to a weekly class offering, we have mats, blocks, blankets, and other props available to you. Please bring a refillable water bottle and anything else you’d like to have for you practice (journal, crystals, essential oil)

  • Anything that feels comfortable for you to move and groove in. Take confidence in knowing what works best for you!

  • Yes! Please tell me ahead of class if you are pregnant so I can offer you proper modifications and props needed to support you. For my private clients, I advise avoiding twists, close legged forward folds, and your typical vinyasa. I also encourage using a bolster to support yourself in the more relaxing postures.

  • Yes, I am a 200hr registered yoga teacher through yoga alliance & Yoga Chitta. I have also additionally trained 75 hours as a trauma informed instructor. I have been teaching yoga for the last 4 years.

  • Starting your yoga practice can be intimidating but when you find a place and teacher that aligns with you desires, the practice can feel sooo much more welcoming. If you want to prep your body before coming to class try my intro to yoga class! (link). All my classes are beginner friendly, please let me know when you arrive that this is your first class. One of the biggest struggles I find with my new students is comparison to others in the class who may have been practicing for 10 years. Part of the practice is surrendering and accepting how you are showing up on your mat, offering yourself grace as you try something new! Don’t forget our self talk, discipline to keep showing up, and compassion is also yoga!

  • Yes I offer private classes and experience for individuals, groups, and businesses. If you’d like to book fill out our contact form.

  • Saying namaste is controversial in the west. Namaste is a greeting in hindu culture. It's like saying “hey” or “what’s up.”  Using it at the end of a yoga class is appropriating the hindu culture. You’ll notice I end my classes with OM and Thank you.

  • OM signifies the creation, beginnings, totality, and supreme source  or power. Closing classes with the sound of OM invites students to connect with this infinite source of creation within. Also, it serves as a reminder that you can always begin again.

  • Unwind Yin at Sanctuary Wellness Studio. Sundays at 6:30pm