About Yoga Sunné

Yoga Sunné is a hot yoga studio that opened in Cottonwood Heights, Utah in April 2016. The studio offers Heated & Non-Heated yoga classes.  Hot Flow and Restore Classes are classes we have multiple times per week,  as well as a variety of special workshops throughout the year.

Owned and operated by Annette York and Rachel Coleman, we are committed to uniting yogis and yoga communities, the Yoga Sunné Sanctuary is nurturing a culture of balance, compassion, transformation and resiliency.

We have carefully designed the studio to be a welcoming space that imparts upon visitors a sense of harmony with nature and the elements.

We are excited to offer a unique yoga experience in our community which lives up to its name — just as the sun feeds all life on our planet, Yoga Sunné will feed our lives by moving us into a deeper and more conscious engagement with the experience of living.

Yoga Lineage

Sanskrit word of yoga is “unity”

Yoga has many branches along its formation and evolution. One of the main definitions of the Sanskrit word of yoga is “unity”. In this sense, yoga is a process of recognizing the unity within ourselves and our relationship to the world. The process of recognizing unity has emerged over time in many ways, in many places, and among many people.

With this in mind, it is often difficult to accurately narrow down a specific lineage associated with a specific kind of yoga. The yoga offered at our studio is no different. What we can say is the hot yoga we offer is contemporary, based on the 26 postures and 2 breathing exercises popularized by Bikram Choudhury. Mr. Choudhury’s lineage flows from his teacher Bishnu Ghosh who was a relative and student of Paramahansa Yogananda. Yoganandas book, “Autobiography of a Yogi” gives good insight into the lineage, practice and intent of the yoga offered at Yoga Sunné.