Laughing Frog Yoga

Don’t hesitate. Just book it and go have fun. Lovely staff. Really fun atmosphere. The goats were great. Laughed so much. Just remember to bring your own yoga mat. $10 to hire one if you forget.

I attended a breathwork class led by Ian last night and it was really extraordinary. He is a great teacher who cultivated a deeply moving experience for all in the room. I am new to this studio, and the community aspect among the regulars was immediately evident. The space felt welcoming and humble, helping me to feel right at home. I look forward to coming back soon.

The Laughing Frog Yoga studio is a gem of a community, offering incredible teachers and it’s a space that radiates belonging. Since joining, my yoga practice has blossomed, and my love for wellness has flourished. The studio's easy parking and accessible website make the experience seamless. With a diverse range of teachers offering everything from breath work to yin yoga, and sound bath session, there's truly something for everyone. The Laughing Frog has not only deepened my practice but also given me a newfound sense of belonging in a new town. Grateful for this journey! - Quinne

It was such a pleasant suprise to find this puppy yoga class in Ocean Park. Set outside in a private, grassy area, the yoga teacher led a very healing and community-filled yoga class of all ages. The puppies, dressed in glam, were the icing on the cake. My daughter and her friends loved starting her 12th birthday with Sunday morning puppy yoga.

I love dogs. I love puppy yoga. I’ve practiced at multiple studios in different cities and never had a bad experience until Laughing Frog. The woman who apparently ran the rescue was carrying the dogs around for people to hold prior to class, but would not let anyone touch them unless they followed the dog on Instagram (despite everyone having paid to be there). She also brought her two adult dogs but clearly didn’t take them out prior, because one pooped on my mat. That dog was old enough to have been trained to do otherwise. I was able to flag someone down with a bag, but they had nothing to sanitize the mats with (other classes I’ve taken have had cleaning supplies ready to go in case of accidents). The adult dog also kicked a ton of dirt into my face - my mat was so dirty I felt like I couldn’t use it so I barely did yoga. The fence they used was so poorly set up that puppies escaped at least three times, aggravating other dog owners that were walking by. I will never practice with this group again. There are other rescues in LA that offer puppy yoga + pilates classes in much better conditions.