Gwinnett Yoga Center

Who Was Krishnamacharya?

Sri T Krishnamacharya is the founding father of modern yoga practice. Many credit his students, which include B.K.S. Inyengar and K. Pattabhi Jois, with introducing yoga to the Western world. Krishnamacharya died in 1989. Read more about him and his yoga discipline here.

Hudson has taught yoga for nearly 30 years and is certified by the Krishnamacharya Healing Yoga Foundation. She designed Gwinnett Yoga Center to incorporate the methods of TKV Desikachar, Krishnamacharya’ son, considered to be the leading educator of yoga today.

Classes at Gwinnett Yoga Center

Gwinnett’s class structure allows for students at all levels to experience yoga and benefit on a personal level. There is a great deal of focus on the individual. Participants can choose from:

• Gentle yoga – designed for people with particular health issues.
• Prenatal – includes a lot of breathing discipline to help with labor.
• Beginner – features step-by-step instruction for those not familiar with this style of yoga.
• Level II – includes more advanced poses, Pranayama instruction, and the deeper philosophy of yoga.
• Mindful Muscles – a combination of strength training and yoga.
• Meditation – a combination of yoga poses and meditation

The center offers yoga seven days a week, with two sessions in each style offered in the morning, and three sessions offered throughout the afternoon and evening.

Currently, class fees are $96 for eight yoga sessions and $120 for eight sessions of the Mindful Muscles series. Drop-ins are welcome for a fee of $15, if the class isn’t full.

Private Sessions

If you need to work on something more diligently, Gwinnett Yoga Center offers private instruction at the studios or in your home. A private lesson can be a one-time event or ongoing at an hourly rate.

Contact Gwinnett Yoga Center

Visit the center’s website for class times, class registration, student testimonials, and more.