The Kali CollectiveThe Kali Collective, City Centre, Glasgow

Based in the centre of Glasgow, The Kali Collective opened its doors in 2015 and aims to keep the teachings of the Hindu Goddess Kali close to their work. The studio was created as a space for transformation and evolution. Kali is the Goddess of time, change and destruction so the cycle of growth is central to the classes offered at the studio.

The Family

With eight teachers leading classes from the studio, they’re less a staff and more a family. Most have done extensive training with hundreds of hours of teaching under their wings. As the space was born from a place of passion, curiosity and love, so too the classes are built around the ethos of celebrating radical authenticity which runs through the studio.

Classes are mostly vinyasa based and run daily from 7am to 8.30pm with a reduced timetable on the weekends. A streaming ‘drop in’ is £7 or you can pay £60 for a ten streaming class pass.

Complimentary Chaibaba Tea

The space itself is large, beautiful and clean with plenty of helpful and relaxing amenities available outside of Covid restrictions. There is storage for personal belongings, showers and a kitchen, mats for rental, and some well reviewed Complimentary Chaibaba Tea.

Teacher Training and Courses

The Kali Collective offers 200+ hour Vinyasa teacher training and 300 hour yoga teacher training. Courses in 2021 can be done either in person or live streamed and begin in March with prices starting at £2500. The training is guided by Steph Wall who has been practicing for fourteen years and teaching for a decade.

The studio also offers a variety of online and in person courses from meditation to advanced vinyasa sequencing which can be done at any time.