We spoke to Chloe Kernaghan and Krissy Jones about their new space, animal mascots, and creating a community centered on wellness.

<p>For a lot of people, yoga class can have the exact opposite effect it&#39;s supposed to. The space can be intimidating and don&#39;t even get me started on all the&nbsp;expert-level&nbsp;people surrounding you. As someone who started practicing yoga only very recently, I&#39;ve often found myself in the middle of a classroom, wondering if I&#39;m too inflexible to be there.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Chloe Kernaghan and Krissy Jones, the creators of SKY TING yoga, want us to drop all of our pre-conceived notions of yoga as pretentious or competitive. In their new space, located at 17 Allen Street in New York City&#39;s Chinatown, both experts&nbsp;and beginners practice in a space that is inclusive, light, and fun. Designed by minimalist <a href="http://www.nickpoe.info/" target="_blank">Nick Poe</a>, SKY TING is supposed to make you feel right at home. Now we just have to work on that flexibility thing.</p>


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