M O V E M E N T P R A C T I C E

Traditional Ashtanga Yoga Classes at Sattva


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What is Ashtanga Yoga?

Ashtanga Yoga is more than just a physical exercise; it is a dedicated, transformative discipline designed to purify the body and bring profound stillness to the mind. As one of Sattva's most treasured offerings, our Ashtanga program is deeply rooted in lineage, honoring the traditional methods passed down from teacher to student. Here, we move with deep intention, creating a powerful alchemy between our bodies, our breath, our attention, and our energetic movements.

Meet your Ashtanga Teacher, Megan Grandinetti

Megan first encountered Ashtanga Yoga in 2013, and she immediately knew she had found her path. She began her training in 2014 in New York before returning to York, PA, where she connected with teachers heavily influenced by Nancy Gilgoff—one of Pattabhi Jois's first Western students. Megan spent years learning from Nancy across Bali, Maui, New York, Pennsylvania, and Berlin until Nancy's passing.

In 2021, Megan met Angela Jamison and continues to study with her today. Angela, like Nancy, embodies the Ashtanga practice and shares it exactly as her teacher (Sharath Jois) taught her. Megan feels profoundly blessed to call Angela her teacher, mentor, and friend, and she brings this same reverence for the lineage to every student she teaches at Sattva.

Assistant Ashtanga Teachers

  • Alicia Jones

    Alicia has been practicing Ashtanga since 2018 and has been teaching alongside Megan since finishing her 1-year Primary Series apprenticeship in 2021. Alicia is currently apprenticing Megan again on Wednesdays to deepen her teaching practice and extend it to Intermediate Series. Alicia also holds a 200-hour Yoga Alliance certification, and she spends much of her free time with her grandkids.

  • Josh Beck

    Josh learning Ashtanga from Megan around 2015.  Slowly, he dropped other forms of exercise—namely running—in favor of Ashtanga.  Josh has had a daily Ashtanga practice since 2020, and he began his Primary Series apprenticeship training in November 2025. Josh is also a licensed Physical Therapist, and he brings his strong anatomical background and knowledge to the practice.

  • Angela Conlon

    Angela has been practicing yoga since 2014, and she has been a daily Ashtanga practitioner since 2018. Angela has been teaching alongside Megan since completing her 1-year Primary Series apprenticeship in 2021. Angela works in healthcare and is an avid hiker and traveler.

THE MYSORE METHOD

Ashtanga Yoga is a dynamic system established by Sri T. Krishnamacharya - The Father of Modern Yoga

Rather than following a teacher guiding the whole room at once, you are taught individually within a group setting, a traditional approach known as the Mysore method.

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Our Weekly Ashtanga Schedule:

  • Mysore Style:
    Tuesdays and Thursdays (5:00 am – 8:00 am)
    Wednesdays and Fridays (5:00 am – 7:00 am)

  • Mysore for Beginners
    Tuesdays and Thursdays (7:00 am – 8:00 am)

  • Self-Practice
    Wednesdays and Fridays (7:00 am – 8:00 am)

  • Led Primary Series
    Saturdays (7:00 am – 8:30 am)

Memberships & Pricing

Because Ashtanga is a cumulative, daily practice, we operate primarily on a monthly membership model rather than a drop-in basis. This structure supports your consistency, honors the teacher-student relationship, and treats your practice as an ongoing education.

Sign Up for Our Next Ashtanga Class

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Common Questions about Ashtanga