The Rooftop Yoga Collective
Elevate your space and join the Rooftop Yoga Collective!
We invite public venues (restaurants, bars, libraries, retail stores, sports facilities, etc) to collaborate with us by renting out their rooftops once a week for rejuvenating yoga classes. Here’s how it works:
1. Flexible Partnership: We’ll work together to schedule classes that align with your venue’s availability, ensuring minimal disruption while maximizing exposure.
2. Shared Success: You receive a percentage of the proceeds from each class, creating a new revenue stream while promoting wellness in your community.
3. Increased Visibility: Each class will be promoted through our marketing channels, drawing in participants and showcasing your venue as a vibrant wellness destination.
4. Community Engagement: Hosting classes fosters a sense of community, attracting new visitors and creating a positive atmosphere that enhances your brand.
Let’s connect and make your venue a go-to spot for wellness enthusiasts!
My Story
I'm Leigh, the founder of Rooftop Yogi.
I'm a physician assistant turned yoga teacher with an entrepreneurial spirit, and I'm on a mission to merge my medical background with the healing powers of yoga.
I started practicing yoga on Youtube during the Covid pandemic, after experiencing years of unexplained physical problems. I had joint pains, weakness, skin rashes, stomach issues, insomnia...the list goes on. In the beginning, I couldn’t even hold a plank pose. But the physical benefits are not what drew me in.
I quickly learned that yoga offered an escape from my ever-increasing anxiety. My anxiety was related to my declining health and the stressors of surviving graduate school during a pandemic. A daily yoga practice became my solace and, eventually, a transformative force. With time, I regained both my physical strength and control over my mind.
In 2021, I took a leap and moved to Austin, drawn by its plentiful nature, healthy lifestyle, and eccentricities. But despite falling in love with the city, I felt a lack of belonging at home, in my apartment complex. I found this to be a common issue in Austin, exacerbated by post-pandemic isolation and the telework era. I felt inspired to solve for this issue by merging my passions for yoga and community, and Rooftop Yogi was born. There is something special about getting a group of neighbors together who start as strangers, guiding them through a yoga class above or within the city we all love, and watching a sense of kinship grow.
I firmly believe most of our physical problems are the result of mental turmoil. I see it daily in my medical practice, and I've experienced it firsthand. Anxiety, depression, self-esteem issues, and unresolved trauma are the norm. Our modern society doesn’t readily set us up with tools to work through these things, so they manifest as illness.
I believe that healing can happen when we find our community, tend to our body, and tend to our mind. That's what Rooftop Yogi is all about.
Voyage Austin Magazine Interview
Areas of Specialty
Public Classes
Private Classes
Private Classes
We host a weekly class on Sundays at sunset at Vanta Athletics, a rooftop facility in the heart of downtown Austin.
Leigh also teaches 3 weekly classes at Black Swan Yoga, voted Austin's Best Yoga Studio of 2023.
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Private Classes
Private Classes
Private Classes
We partner with apartments and businesses to offer wellness events to residents and employees. Whether you're part of an apartment community, a hospitality group, a corporate office, or a local gym, we would love to create unforgettable experiences together that will elevate your space above the rest.
Learn more above.
Primary Care
Private Classes
Primary Care
Leigh is a certified physician assistant, with experience treating various acute and chronic medical conditions including anxiety, depression, thyroid disorders, infertility, diabetes, and more.
Her treatment philosophy is a holistic one: she empowers patients to heal from the inside out. She often recommends yoga and meditation in her treatment protocols.