New to Chi Yoga Shack?
Drop in anytime and take a class.
Or, if you’re ready to find a practice that truly supports you, start with the Discovery Pass.
DISCOVERY PASS
There is more than one way into yoga.
Move. Breathe. Strengthen. Restore. Explore.Build Your Rhythm
Practice can be strong, soft, energizing, or restorative.
Foundations • Candlelight Yoga For Beginners
Vinyasa • Strong Foundations • AshtangaWhen You Want Energy
When You Need Grounding
Yin • Restorative • Breathwork
Chi Yoga Shack · Bucktown, Chicago
ROOTED IN TRADITION.
Yoga is more than a workout—and there is more than one way to practice it.
Chi Yoga Shack is a small neighborhood studio built around the relationship between teacher and student. Our teachers share practices they have studied deeply and practice themselves, bringing different traditions and perspectives to the body, breath, and mind.
Here, you’re not just another person taking a class. You have the space to explore, ask questions, know your teachers, and let your practice develop over time.
WHAT COULD TWO WEEKS CHANGE?
Come often enough to notice.
We recommend practicing 3–4 times per week.
Try different teachers. Explore different classes. Notice what changes—in your body, your mind, and the way you feel.
What you discover may be even better than what brought you here.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Anywhere that interests you. Many of our classes are beginner-friendly, and your Discovery Guide will point you toward some of our favorite places to begin. If you’re unsure, ask us—we’re happy to help you choose. There is no wrong place to begin.
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Wear comfortable clothes and bring a water bottle. Mats are available to borrow at no charge, so you really can just show up.
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Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes before class so you have time to settle in and introduce yourself to your teacher.
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We’re at 1942 N. Leavitt St. in Bucktown. Free street parking is generally easy to find nearby. The #73 Armitage bus stops a couple doors down, the Western Blue Line is approximately two blocks away, and there’s a Divvy station directly across the street.