Unlimited Yoga Passes Are Back!!

Very pleased to share that we are once again offering unlimited yoga class passes…

The Passes

Choose from three types of unlimited yoga passes, available on a weekly or multi-weekly basis:

(a) Unlimited Pass: On-Site Classes only – $20 per week

(b) Unlimited Pass: Live Online Classes only – $20 per week

Should I Get a Pass?

YES: If you plan on attending three or more classes per week, you should definitely get a pass.

POSSIBLY: If you plan on attending two (and possibly more) classes per week, you should seriously consider getting a pass.

NO: If you plan on attending a single class per week or have a sporadic schedule then skip the pass and just come on a full session (5 classes) or walk-in basis.

Which Pass Is Right for Me?

HYBRID: For maximum flexibility and access, get the hybrid pass if you enjoy both on-site and live online classes.

ON-SITE: If the virtual or tech world is not for you and you want direct communication with the teacher, get the onsite pass.

LIVE ONLINE: If you prefer to practice in the comfort of your own home, get the live online pass.

When Can I Start?

Immediately…just let me know which pass you would like, and the payment can be made electronically or in class. You can also purchase your pass in our store.

Many of you already have yoga accounts where we deduct from your balance on a class-by-class basis. If you would like to convert that account to an unlimited pass, just let me know. Similarly, those who have paid for a full, 5-week session may also convert over to an unlimited pass.

If you owe for past classes, kindly cover that amount; going forward you may pursue the unlimited pass options.

What Will RenYoga Look Like Going Forward?

Other than, “We will be around”, I cannot say. From 2005 – 2020, we offered local yoga classes six days a week without hardly ever missing a class or skipping a week. Our track record for consistency is in tact. The classes currently on the schedule – four weekly onsite classes and four weekly live online classes – shall remain; you can count on those. Moreover, I do expect to add “extra” or “special” live online classes on occasion, and those will be included in the hybrid and live online unlimited passes. There is also the possibility of adding another on-site location, but there is no guarantee on that. I really have to see how things play out.

Lastly, I do expect to add a new 24/7 on-demand platform in the near future. Those classes are not formally part of the unlimited pass options per se; however, our basic approach has always been to provide promo codes to practitioners who missed their regularly scheduled classes. From May 2020 to Aug 2026, we did have an on demand platform with Vimeo (which unfortunately shut down) that proved to be a great option and a wonderful dynamic. The aim is to once again have that feature available with a new provider. As far as I am concerned, the sooner the better.

Personal Message

Thanks so much for your patience. My two-month honeymoon period (9/8 was my first class back in MD) to figure things out is over, and having a way forward for committed practitioners that is simple and feasible was essential. Since I started teaching in South County (& Northern Calvert county) over 20 years ago, I never wanted to “penalize” people for coming to yoga more often. I always felt regular practitioners should pay less, not more. And, on the whole, I always liked having my pricing be below the industry average. We had $5 Community Yoga classes when that era was long gone. The basic strategy was to attract more people to classes, not charge those more who enjoyed coming frequently. This honeymoon period to figure things out was needed because the yoga landscape has changed dramatically since the pandemic. And while we did not get everything distilled to a fine science, we felt it was time to move ahead “as is” with unlimited passes – and the remaining pieces of the puzzle will sort themselves out in due course.

Those who have been unlimited pass holders for years and decades know I am pretty relaxed about making them work. That’s to say, if you purchase a six or eight-week pass and go away for two weeks or get sick for a week, you will be credited for that missed time. That applies to new and longtime pass-holders alike.

So that is the story as we know it, and we heartily welcome you to participate in our unlimited pass options–or continue with your current avenue–as we write new ones. Thanks so much for your support. Namaskar.

Unlimited Yoga Passes Are Back!!