In cities around the world, residents and travelers can enjoy pop-up yoga classes in the coolest of locations, from rooftops to nightclubs.
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The Shard —
Fat Buddha Yoga runs pop-up classes at the Shangri-La Hotel inside The Shard in London.
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The UK's tallest building —
It's flexible in more ways than one. Travelers can keep up with their exercise regime without having to sign up for more than one class -- and take in some pretty amazing views while they're at it.
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Ministry of Sound —
Fat Buddha also runs classes at legendary London club Ministry of Sound. Says founder Jessica Skye, "The yoga is straight up, no chanting or humming... but I try to keep it fresh so I'll play house music."
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Taking it outdoors —
At Madison, a rooftop restaurant in east London, you can enjoy summer classes overlooking St Paul's Cathedral in full lotus position.
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Serene Social —
Also in summertime, the James Hotel in New York plays host to Serene Social's rooftop yoga.
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Views over Manhattan —
The five-star hotel's upscale bar becomes decked with mats offering panoramic views of lower Manhattan.
