About Us
Namaste Yoga Studio is a space built with intention — a place to move, to expand, and to come home to yourself.
Created to make a meaningful impact in the lives of working professionals, stay-at-home moms, and anyone seeking more — more connection, more strength, more truth — Namaste is here to meet you exactly where you are, and challenge you to rise.
This is a sanctuary, but not one of escape — one of transformation. Here, you’ll find no judgment, no expectations — only space to be honest, to show up fully, and to push beyond what you thought possible.
Whether you need restoration, empowerment, or simply an hour to breathe — you belong here.
Come as you are. Leave stronger, clearer, and more connected.
Bobbi Baker co-founded Namaste in 2015. Here’s her yoga story:
My entrepreneurial journey began in 2009, but it didn’t start with yoga. I often tell people I found yoga in 2013, but the truth is, yoga found me. I stepped onto my mat just before a great personal loss—little did I know, the universe was preparing me for a new chapter in my life. What followed was nothing short of transformative. Yoga shifted everything in my life. It challenged me to rediscover what it meant to truly have a relationship with myself—and with others.
Along the way, I opened a yoga studio, found my life partner, expanded my family, and began building the life I was always meant to live. The studio and the journey of running it over the last 10 years have brought profound insights. I always knew I was on the right path as an entrepreneur, but I struggled for many years with understanding my why. At the time, I couldn’t see the connection or meaning behind any of it. But looking back now—at the growth of my businesses, the challenges I overcame, and the lessons I learned—I realize that everything I went through was leading me to this moment, to serve my true purpose: to make an impact.
My story starts with humble beginnings, but the perseverance to grow into something greater than I could have ever imagined has become my reality. And for that, I am deeply grateful. I am now in a space of giving and supporting others—without attachment or expectation—and that’s something I hold close to my heart.
This yoga studio, which I truly believe is an extension of me, has been a decade-long cultivation of vision, purpose, and community. Building a team with the same passion and goals has been a beautiful and humbling experience. I wouldn’t be where I am today without every manager, instructor, admin, cleaner, and laundry person. I believe that anyone who works at Namaste, teaches at Namaste, or practices at Namaste becomes part of something much bigger than just a yoga studio.