Yoga influencers share their passion, knowledge, and yoga journey on social media. They significantly impact their followers, shaping trends and promoting brands. Whether you’re a marketer looking to collaborate with influential yogis or a social media user seeking inspiration for your yoga practice, this blog post will introduce you to the top yoga influencers you should be following.
Top male and female yoga influencers to lead your workout
Jessamyn — @mynameisjessamyn
As the creator of underbellyyoga, Jessamyn is one of the top yoga influencers. She shows her Instagram followers her passion for yoga and lifestyle. Jessamyn is an advocate for body positivity and making workouts fun. In addition to her yoga accounts, she is also the author of “Yoke” and a co-host of the podcast dearjessamyn. Jessamyn has 580K Instagram followers.
Cathy Madeo
This top yoga influencer is known among her TikTok followers for her positivity and encouraging step-by-step workout and yoga videos. Cathy’s content is all-inclusive and reminds followers that anyone can practice yoga, posting classes for all levels. Her posts are also known for being easy to understand.
@cathymadeoyoga Breath of fire 🔥 Kapalabhati pranayama stimulates digestion and increases energy. Try it next time you’re feeling sluggish 🙌🏽🔥 #breathoffire #breathwork #kapalabhati
♬ i like the way you kiss me - Artemas
Kino MacGregor
As an author, podcaster, teacher and Youtuber, Kino does it all. She has a passion for the spiritual and mindfulness side of yoga and encourages her Instagram followers to share that with her. She shares her healthy lifestyle through tutorials and online classes. In addition to teaching yoga, she emphasizes a mentally healthy lifestyle and continually checks in with her followers.
Laura Kasperzak
This female yoga influencer branches out by showing her love for her family, dog and dance. She joins the yogis on Instagram by sharing her favorite yoga poses. The Instagram yoga influencer includes a fun and family-oriented attitude.
Riva G — @Riva_G_
Riva is a fitness and yoga Instagram influencer who shares her creative workouts. She is known for being fun and bringing a more artistic element to her workouts. Riva challenges her followers to try new poses.
Mallory Hopes
Mallory inspires her Instagram followers to include yoga in their healthy lifestyles. She shares tutorials on poses and reminds them that she is always available for one-on-one virtual training. Mallory sets herself apart from other yoga influencers by prioritizing her followers’ health journeys and offering them direct assistance if needed.
Urmi Pandya
Urmi shares instructional yoga posts on Instagram. She is known for being the owner and founder of the Urmi Yoga Academy. Her passion for yoga and healthy living is apparent through her posts, as is her Indian culture. She also attempts difficult poses and encourages her followers to try them.
Kassandra Reinhardt
Kassandra is one of the top yoga influencers on YouTube. She has posted video tutorials on YouTube for over four years. Kassandra is approachable to her subscribers because she focuses on practicing yin, a slower type of yoga.
Sjana Elise
Sjana is a yoga influencer on YouTube who posts about yoga, wellness and lifestyle. Sjana shares her adventure-seeking attitude by posting videos often in different locations and environments. She is an advocate for yoga, travel and happy living. Her videos show her positivity and passion for yoga.
Emily Chen
Emily has 196.9K followers on TikTok who see the yogi showcase her latest moves and routines. She shares yoga routines for pregnant women as well.
@emilykchen Prep your pelvis for an easier birth!🐣 Good pre-natal movement actively trains your body for birth and an easier recovery! I’d consider it preventative medicine. Ofc, SOME movement is better than nothing, but if you can balance and tonify your pelvic floor (not too tight, not too insensitive, at all 3 areas, top, bottom, and diagonally) it will go a long way to help 🫶 So! A good pre-natal movement routine includes opening and balancing for all 3 levels of the pelvis: 1. Inlet- practice yogi squats, pancake, butterfly, happy baby, child’s pose & other movements with external rotation 2. Mid level- practice cossack squat, wide knees lunge, half straddle rock backs, 90/90 & other asymmetrical movements in both internal and external rotation 3. Outlet- practice knees in toes out child’s pose, side lying positions, goddess, and table top variations & other movements with internal rotation During labor, match these movements to the position of your baby. While baby is at the inlet, assisted deep squats are great. At the mid level, asymmetrical lunge with a birth ball is great. At the outlet, side lying with pillows/ peanut ball to prop knees or all 4’s is great ☺️ Will be updating @joinlila with all my pre-natal classes soon! 🎀
♬ original sound - Emily Chen
Tissie Chan
Tissie is a yoga therapist who uses her TikTok platform to help her followers learn more about yoga and become comfortable including it in their routines. She often shares real-life experiences that can happen during yoga.
@tissiechan The feeling when someone steps on your yoga mat is on par with someone walking over your grave, right?!! I honestly even feel this way in a gym setting, I don’t know is it just me? 🥲😅💀 #yoga #yogaclass #beginneryoga #yogamat #yoganewbie #yogateacher #gymetiquette #amithedrama
♬ Oh No - Kreepa
Meghan Currie
Meghan has been teaching yoga for over 10 years and has been personally practicing for over 20. Meghan shares her yoga practices with her 66.9K subscribers, helping to better their flexibility and wellness.
Nicole — Move with Nicole
Nicole is a certified pilates and yoga instructor who uses her channel to educate her 2.97M subscribers on at-home workouts and the benefits of yoga. Her morning yoga routines are the perfect workouts to start the day.
@emilykchen Prep your pelvis for an easier birth!🐣 Good pre-natal movement actively trains your body for birth and an easier recovery! I’d consider it preventative medicine. Ofc, SOME movement is better than nothing, but if you can balance and tonify your pelvic floor (not too tight, not too insensitive, at all 3 areas, top, bottom, and diagonally) it will go a long way to help 🫶 So! A good pre-natal movement routine includes opening and balancing for all 3 levels of the pelvis: 1. Inlet- practice yogi squats, pancake, butterfly, happy baby, child’s pose & other movements with external rotation 2. Mid level- practice cossack squat, wide knees lunge, half straddle rock backs, 90/90 & other asymmetrical movements in both internal and external rotation 3. Outlet- practice knees in toes out child’s pose, side lying positions, goddess, and table top variations & other movements with internal rotation During labor, match these movements to the position of your baby. While baby is at the inlet, assisted deep squats are great. At the mid level, asymmetrical lunge with a birth ball is great. At the outlet, side lying with pillows/ peanut ball to prop knees or all 4’s is great ☺️ Will be updating @joinlila with all my pre-natal classes soon! 🎀
♬ original sound - Emily Chen
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