You already know yoga works.
The hard part is actually showing up.

The Foundation is a twice-weekly morning yoga membership, designed to move with your body, not against it.

You already know yoga works. You've felt it.

The steadiness after a good class. The way your body feels like yours again after time on the mat. The surprising presence that carries you through the rest of the day.

And yet somewhere between knowing that and actually getting on the mat consistently, life gets in the way. Or more precisely: your body gets in the way.

The night you couldn't sleep. The week your energy flatlined. The month everything felt harder than it should. The morning you set your alarm for 6am and lay there negotiating with yourself until it was too late.

This isn't a willpower problem. This is what it feels like to live in a body that's changing, and to try to hold a practice that was never designed with that in mind.

The Foundation was created with this flexibility at the center. To listen to your body and the gentle shifts it navigates day by day.

And yes, your coffee or tea is welcome to practice right next to you…

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Photo by Vanessa Mata | @lunalightsvm

Most yoga memberships assume you'll show up the same way every day. Same energy, same schedule, same capacity.

Your body knows that's not true.

Whether you're in the thick of perimenopause, postmenopausal, or still navigating your monthly or daily rhythms, your energy, your sleep, and your capacity fluctuate.

Sometimes week to week. Sometimes day to day. Sometimes hour to hour.

So we built The Foundation around that. (And in fact more than half our students are in peri or postmenopausal.)

Two days a week, two class time options, and on-demand for those days you need something on your own timeframe.

Monday and Wednesday at 6:15am ET for the mornings you wake up ready. Or take your time and join us at 7:15am for the mornings you need a little more time to arrive in your body. Float between them as your energy dictates.

It’s not inconsistency. It’s knowing that our bodies and energy are in constant flux. And the Foundation offers just enough flexibility to truly help you build consistency and habits.

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WHAT MAKES THIS DIFFERENT?

A schedule that honors your body's rhythms.
Choose 6:15am on the mornings you're up and ready. Choose 7:15am on the mornings you need more time. Float between them week to week, month to month, as your energy and cycle allow.

A teacher who sees you.
If you turn your camera on, I'll offer personal cues and adjustments based on what I actually see in your body, not a generic correction for the room. If you want to keep your camera off, you're still held by the group and the structure. Both are welcome.

A practice designed for where you actually are.
Not where you were at 18, 25, or even 35. Not where you hope to be. Where you are right now, in this body, in this season. My teaching is rooted in nervous system awareness and embodiment, which means we work with your body's signals rather than overriding them. Some days that means a strong, sweaty flow. Some days it means something softer. Both are the practice.

A library for the days life wins.
The on-demand class library means you never lose momentum to a hard week. Use it when the live time doesn't work, when you need more classes throughout the week, or when you just need a bit of connection to yourself.

Check-ins that keep you connected.
A weekly email each Sunday to keep you present to your practice. Monthly office hours to ask questions, troubleshoot, and stay connected to the broader community.

Woman on yoga mat practicing tree pose in the morning light

Photo by Vanessa Mata | @lunalightsvm

Sarah Anne sits on the beach, legs crossed, doing a forward fold and smiling at the camera

Meet Sarah Anne

I'm a yoga and meditation teacher who has spent decades guiding people through reconnecting with their bodies, and helping build practices that actually sustain them.

My work is rooted in embodiment, nervous system awareness, and the belief that transformation happens not through dramatic shifts, but through consistent, compassionate attention to the fundamentals.

I first practiced yoga when I was 12, and in 2010 had the privilege to spend two years in India and Nepal where I dived deep into yoga, meditation, eastern philosophy and healing and so much more.

But it took me owning a brick-and-mortar yoga studio during COVID to realise that we don't need to go far to go deep. The modern world allows us to create community and connection just rolling out of the bed and hitting the Zoom link.

I teach The Foundation because I know firsthand that everything meaningful I've built in my life, my retreats, my business, my capacity to hold space for others, all started with my own commitment to showing up on my mat, even when (especially when) I didn't feel like it.

Together, we'll create the kind of authentic community where showing up feels like coming home rather than another obligation, even at 6:15am.

General Class Structure

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First 15

We start where you are, meeting your body with curiosity, not demands. The first 15 minutes ease you into movement and breath, featuring gentle joint movement.

Sarah Anne does a balance pose, dancer, in front of the ocean

middle 15

From there, we build: sun salutations, standing poses, balances and flows that strengthen both your physical body and your capacity to show up for yourself.

Sarah Anne wearing a flowing robe while walking on the beach towards the ocean

final 15

We end with our deepest work: deep stretching, stillness, and integration. We end with a bit of inquiry to set your intention for the day ahead.


  • I always look forward to the 6:15am classes as they inspire me to stay positive, listen from within, and keep me focused and grounded throughout the day. I continue to take the 6am classes because it forces me to wake up early, enjoy the sunrise, drink my espresso and awaken my body. It prepares me for the day. It satisfies me physically, socially, emotionally and helps me stay more present.

    Michelle B.

  • Sarah creates a balance in her classes between pushing you and making you feel like whatever your body needs is ok. Her encouraging language and cues help me to physically achieve things I didn't think I could. This type of community environment supports both learning and growth in my practice.

    Allie K.

  • I take all classes on Zoom with Sarah now and it's been great. I've been able to grow my practice personally, as well as keep that sense of community with other students through Zoom. The morning classes help me stay calm, relaxed, and help me find a little sense of tranquility in this insane world that we're going through.

    Sara M.

Your Questions, Answered

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Still Pondering…

You've already done the hardest part.

You found this page. You read this far. That's your body telling you it's ready, even if your brain is still negotiating.

You don't have to have it all figured out. You don't have to show up perfectly. You don't have to be consistent yet. That's what we're building together.

All you have to do right now is say yes to one class.

Just one. Show up, feel what it's like to move in community with others who prioritizing building the same consistency as you. See how the rest of your day goes. Then decide.

We'll be on the mat. We'd love for you to be there too.

xoxo, Sarah Anne

PS: Sign up now for your best rate, $54/month. Starting 9/1, the monthly rate will raise to $74/month for new members. Use code YES20 at checkout to secure the discount rate, as long as you’re a member.

Photo by Vanessa Mata | @lunalightsvm