Drunk Yoga®
The original, internationally-acclaimed yoga drinking game by Eli Walker
What’s “drunk” about
Drunk Yoga®?
Only the way in which we “intoxicate” the convention of yoga by making it social for community-building by infusing uplifting games and clever icebreakers into beginner-friendly yoga classes for both virtual and in-person gatherings.
While Drunk Yoga® earned international acclaim for creating the first ever yoga company to offer classes with beverage in-hand—(often wine, sometimes coffee, and always fun)—Drunk Yoga® classes now offer so much more since rebranding to Uplift Experiences.
However you join us, we invite you to let your hair down, “fill your cup(s)” and enjoy this potent union of wellness and social ritual.
For Event Producers
Curate a Drunk Yoga® experience for team-building, off-sites, conferences and brand collaborations.
For Yoga Teachers
Get certified to teach the Drunk Yoga® Method with the online masterclass.
“The bizarre fitness trends keep on coming, but this one gets a double thumbs up from us.”
- New York Post
Eli’s Drunk Yoga® Book
50 Wine & Yoga Poses to
Lift Your Spirit(s)™
“Cheers to having fun and testing your flexibility.”
- POPSUGAR Fitness
Street Cred.
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“Just try and tell me [Drunk Yoga®] isn’t good for the soul.”
- Body & Soul
Drunk Yoga® Teacher Training
Challenge yogic convention and grow your experience as a teacher and practitioner with Drunk Yoga®’s first ever Teacher Training Online Masterclass and 1:1 mentorship program.
In the online course, you’ll learn the Drunk Yoga® signature method that put it on the map. For teachers interested in learning how to apply it to their wildest wellness dream business ideas to create their own renegade brand, Eli also offers 1:1 mentorship.
Learn powerful tools to become the most engaging, uplifting and influential yoga teacher you can be, without feeling like you have to do it alone.
Ready to ‘spice up’ your yoga teaching skills and take them to the next level?
FAQs
Where can try a Drunk Yoga® class?
We’re not currently hosting ticketed Drunk Yoga® classes—only private and corporate events under the new brand name “Uplift Experiences.” That said, we’re frequently hired to curate pop-ups for brand activations in New York City (and beyond!) which are open to the public. Be sure to subscribe to our newsletter below to stay in-the-know!
Where do you currently have instructors?
Eli and most of her senior teachers are in NYC and the Hudson Valley area. We also have teachers in LA and Dallas. However, for corporate events, we send our teachers wherever your experience takes place!
…Do students really get “drunk” and do yoga?
Nope! Though we can totally see why you’d think that. Consuming alcohol during our beverage in-hand experiences is optional, not mandatory, and participants are offered no more than 2 glasses of wine per event—one during the yoga drinking game, and one after class for socializing.
Do you have a yoga studio in New York where we can bring our team to?
We do not. We’re an events-based business. While we do have a handful of partnering venues we like to work with as needed, we’ll generally send Eli or one of our certified instructors to your office and event space.
How exactly does the class work?
Our signature experience is 90-minutes in length, allowing 15 minutes for participants to mingle before class begins. Once settled, Eli or one of our certified instructors explains the rules for safety and yoga drinking games for fun. (Think, “If you lose your balance, take a sip. If you’re mix up your left and right, say something you’re grateful for.) The interactive yoga experience culminates in a group game, followed by a relaxing “sip n’ stretch” for optimum joy and belonging.
What if we don’t want to call the event “Drunk Yoga®”?
No sweat! Totally get it. “Drunk Yoga®” is provocative by design. We suggest our clients refer to the class as “Lift Your Spirit(s) Yoga,” “Connect n’ Stretch,” “Coffee Yoga,” or “Happy Hour Yoga” by Drunk Yoga®, or work with Eli to come up with a fun, cheeky name tailored to your event goals.