Warrior Studios was largely inspired by the

BodhiSattva-Warrior.
 

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The teaching says, “We might think that helping others will drain us. But when we become bodhisattva-warriors—using our wisdom and compassion to extend our lives to others—our own suffering is relieved.”

Here at Warrior Studios, we believe that every one of us has the ability to awaken and help others in meaningful ways, no matter how big or small. Once we let go of our self-centred worries, we become a BodhiSattva-Warrior and it is the highest fulfilment of all.

We stand by three ideas: 

Kula 

It is a Sanskrit word that translates as “community”, “clan” or “tribe”. We want to create a community of people with shared values and a sense of connection with one another. We hope to move away from the traditional idea that “yoga” or “fitness” as a personal practice, but to include more social connections with others as well.

Unity 

Yoga literally means “union”. As one Kula, we aspire to encourage one another to come to the mat to explore and practice accepting ourselves as unique individuals regardless of how we're manifesting at any moment in time; beautiful, uncomfortable, delicate, cluttered, raw. 

Balance 

It comes in physical, emotional and spiritual forms. We aim to give a full and whole hearted experience to our members by offering a wide array of classes, workshops, teachers and a warm Kula to bring balance into their lives.