Online Yoga Coaching

Online Yoga Coaching Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: October 10th, 2024

Looking to combine wellness and entrepreneurship in the digital age? Consider starting an online yoga coaching business. This involves teaching yoga sessions remotely, utilizing video conferencing tools to reach clients anywhere in the world.

Online yoga coaching requires setting up a professional website, creating engaging content, and marketing yourself on social media platforms. You'll need to invest time in setting your schedule, customizing sessions based on client needs, and continuously enhancing your credentials through workshops and advanced training.

The beauty of this business is the flexibility it offers—not only for you but also for your clients, who can join sessions from the comfort of their homes. If you're passionate about yoga and enjoy helping others find their balance, this could be a rewarding venture. Additionally, the rising trend in remote wellness makes this an opportune time to capitalize on the demand for accessible yoga practice.

In this list, you'll find real-world online yoga coaching success stories and very profitable examples of starting a online yoga coaching that makes money.

1. Meridian Fitness ($708K/year)

Frustrated by the lack of local fitness options and intrigued by a gap in the market for stone massages, Alma Curry launched Meridian Fitness in Greenwich, now generating around £200,000 annually. Her gym-spa hybrid quickly became a community hub, leveraging SEO and word-of-mouth to attract over 50 members in the first quarter.

How much money it makes: $708K/year
How much did it cost to start: $50K
How many people on the team: 10

My Neighborhood Gym Brings In £60K/Month

Discover the inspiring story of Alma Curry, founder of Meridian Fitness, as she shares her vision to create a holistic fitness community that offers top-notch training classes, affordable gym membership prices, and a variety of fitness programs for people of all ages.

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