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Goat Yoga?
You are probably familiar with the term Goat Yoga by now. If not, you are in for a treat. Goat yoga combines the practice of yoga along with the therapeutic and peculiar personalities of miniature goat breeds. Don't believe us? Check out the trend #goatyoga on any social media platform. Taught and run by Tabitha and Nicole, certified yoga instructors, we promise a fun and safe environment for all. We also offer private goat yoga sessions for birthdays, team building, bachelorettes, or just for fun!
Our goat yoga sessions are 1 hour in length. This includes 45 minutes of yoga and 15 minutes for photos and socializing. Ages 10+
PRIVATE GOAT YOGA - $68 per person.
We require a minimum of 6 participants. Groups of less than 6 are welcome, but the minimum cost is $408.00
Email to book!
PUBLIC GOAT YOGA - $55 per person.
Check out our home page to register!
Goat yoga is for all levels, even beginners. You just have to know how to laugh and have fun!
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need experience in yoga to participate?
No, all levels are welcome to our goat yoga sessions!
What do I wear?
The choice is up to you. Remember that goats are barn animals, and well, they are not toilet trained! Wear clothes that allow you to move freely and stretch.
Do I need to use my own mat?
Goats have accidents. If you are worried about your mat, for $2.00 you can rent one of ours!
Are there age restrictions?
For our general sessions, we do not recommend goat yoga for anyone under the age of 10 years old.
What should I bring?
We have yoga mats you can rent for $2.00. Please bring your own water bottle.
What is the cost?
Private Session (min 6 people people): $68 per person
Can I participate if I am pregnant?
We do not recommend goat yoga for those who are pregnant.
How can I book?
Please contact goatyourbackfarm@gmail.com for all inquiries and bookings!
Can my child, friends or family come watch?
No, only those registered and payed for the session are allowed on-site.
Are your goats trained?
Our goats true farm animals. They are not potty trained, so expect the goats to pee and poop during the class. Staff will be onsite to clean up any mess on your mat!