Yoga in the South Hills of Pittsburgh

A quiet yoga room in the South Hills

Gemini Yoga is a private yoga studio in McMurray, PA, in the South Hills of Pittsburgh. It is one small room in our home, filled with morning light, with space for eighteen mats. There are a few classes a week, and the pace is slow. We follow the breath and move with it, in the traditional way. Nothing here is loud or rushed.

We open on September 14, 2026. If the South Hills is home for you, or you are somewhere in greater Pittsburgh looking for a calmer place to practice, we would love to have you find your way in.

What makes this different

Most studios are built for volume. This one is built for attention. When the room only holds eighteen people, a teacher can actually see you, and you can settle in without feeling like a number. That is the whole idea.

• Small and intentional. A few classes each week, never packed.
• Breath first. Slow, traditional yoga that starts with the breath and lets the movement follow.
• Experienced teachers. Stefani Rose (Laughing Lotus NYC, RYT-500), Darcy Lyle (teaching in Pittsburgh since 2003), and Tisha Samuels (Laughing Lotus, 500+ hours, ayurveda and restorative).
• Close to home. Right here in McMurray, an easy drive from across the South Hills.

Who it is for

This is a good fit if you want to practice somewhere small and unhurried, with teachers who remember your name. People come to us from Peters Township, Upper St. Clair, Bethel Park, Mt. Lebanon, Canonsburg, and the surrounding South Hills. Some are brand new to yoga. Some have practiced for years and just want a quieter room. Both belong here.

Because the space is so small and private, we keep the studio invitation-only. You come in through a current member's invitation, or by sending a short request and telling us a little about yourself. The public address is McMurray, PA. We share the exact address once you are approved.

Getting here

We are a short drive from most of the South Hills. When your spot is confirmed, we will send directions and a few notes on what to bring and where to park.

Come practice with us

If a slow, small, light-filled room sounds like the kind of yoga you have been missing, we would love to meet you. Request an invitation and tell us a little about yourself, and we will be in touch.