Somewhere between the $200 leggings and the Instagram-worthy sunrise sessions, yoga stopped feeling like something for everyone. It became a performance. A lifestyle brand. A filter.

Asana Club started because we were tired of it. Tired of the exclusivity, the pressure to be flexible enough, spiritual enough, aesthetic enough. Yoga is just movement. It's showing up on a mat — or a checkered floor — and moving your body. That's it.