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Sample rows

10 of the 5,023 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 781 businesses, 547 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 481.

713 rows (14%) carry one of 7 names used by 10 or more listings, led by HOTWORX with 427. 3,922 businesses have a name used only once, and 3,172 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 4,412 rated businesses is 4.9, and 2,039 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 3,516 email addresses, 1,670 (47%) are role addresses such as info@, 963 (27%) name a person and 883 (25%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this yoga studio email list?

The file holds 5,023 Google Maps listings in the Yoga studio category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a studio: a neighborhood space with one room and a handful of teachers, a hot yoga brand with several locations, or a studio that mixes yoga with barre or meditation. A studio with one Maps listing has one row.

In total, 3,516 listings show an address on the studio's own website, one per studio, which is about one studio in three. Phone numbers appear on 4,455 rows and a website on 4,392. The median Google rating is 4.9.

Every row carries the same category, Yoga studio.

How can you segment the file?

Filter the CSV in Excel or Google Sheets using its columns.

Brands and independents separate out in the business name column. Remove repeated names and 3,922 rows remain whose name appears once, which are the independent studios with an owner you can write to.

Studio names also carry style words such as hot, vinyasa, restorative, power, aerial, prenatal or Ashtanga. A filter on those gives a rough style segment for a vendor selling heated room equipment, prenatal props or aerial hammocks.

State and city serve local sellers. The top cities, Brooklyn, Chicago and New York, are all dense with small studios, and a local service such as laundry or a retail pop-up can focus on a single borough.

Email type shows 963 named-person addresses, 1,670 role addresses and 883 free-mail addresses. At a yoga studio a role address such as info@ or hello@ is often read by the owner too.

• Business name: independents against franchise brands, plus style keywords.
• State and city: local services, events, retail partnerships.
• Email type: owner on a free-mail address, studio inbox, named teacher.
• Website: 4,392 rows, where schedules and teacher pages tell you the style.

Who buys a yoga studio email list?

Studio owners buy software, supplies and services. Studio management and booking platforms handle class schedules, memberships and payments. Payment processors and gift card providers pitch the front desk. Mat, block, strap and bolster wholesalers sell props, while apparel and retail brands look for studios that stock a small shop.

Teacher training providers and continuing education programs write to studios that run their own certification courses. Liability insurance brokers sell policies to studios and independent teachers. Music licensing services sell class playlists. Marketing agencies and email platforms offer help with intro offers and member retention.

Retreat organizers, wellness product makers who want their tea, oils or supplements sold at the front desk, towel and laundry services and cleaning companies for studio floors all find the same owners. Corporate wellness vendors sometimes look for studios that will host staff classes.

How do you run outreach to yoga studios?

Many studio owners teach several classes a day and read email in the gaps between sessions or late at night. The tone of the studio matters. A message that sounds like a corporate template stands out against the personal, first-name style of the yoga world.

Start with the 883 free-mail and 963 named-person addresses, where an owner or senior teacher is the likely reader. Use the person's name if the address shows it, and say in a sentence what you sell and why it fits a studio of that kind. The 1,670 role addresses go to a studio inbox, where the owner or a front desk manager reads mail. Ask who handles the topic.

Match the offer to the studio's style. A prop supplier can mention restorative classes. A software vendor can mention class packs and memberships. A teacher training provider can mention the studio's own training program if the website lists one.

Avoid the franchise brands. HOTWORX has 427 listings and CorePower 177, with no emails on any, and each buys centrally. Dedupe by website, send in small groups, and watch replies to see if the tone lands.

What email rules apply when you contact yoga studios?

Include a valid postal address for your business and an opt-out link or reply line in each email, and take the studio off your list when the owner or front desk asks.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has the most studios at 781, with 547 emails, which is also the largest email count. Florida adds 481 studios and 337 emails, Texas 440 and 308, and New York 323 and 226. Illinois has 170 studios and 119 emails, Washington 145 and 102, North Carolina 181 and 127, New Jersey 140 and 98, Arizona 158 and 111 and Colorado 153 and 107.

For cities, Brooklyn has 103 listings, Chicago 96, New York 91, Los Angeles 73, Seattle 67, San Diego 63, San Francisco 62, Denver 61, Houston 59 and Miami 58. Brooklyn and New York sit in one metro area, which suits a local service that makes deliveries.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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