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About the studio

About Hummingbird Yoga

At our Northfield studio, we bring the benefits of yoga to life through the transformative practice of Kripalu Yoga. Join our community, where students come together to unwind, de-stress and find a connection.

Students folding forward on their mats in the lavender studio room, Monet prints on the walls

The name

Why the hummingbird

Hummingbirds are considered symbols of peace, love, and good health. They show you how to find the miracle of joyful living within your own life circumstances. The hummingbird may be small but it is so full of joy that when it comes to you, joy will take over. It comes when what needs to be done is impossible.

This spectacular bird teaches a person about self-discovery and healing. The hummingbird is the only bird that can fly backward. This is a reminder that the past can't be changed, but can teach us lessons. It symbolizes energy, wonder, and swift action. It never seems to stop. This tireless activity represents perseverance.

Because hummingbirds do not simply flap their wings up and down, but instead move them in a pattern of the infinity symbol, or the figure eight; they are thought to be symbols of eternity.

Heidi Farber, owner of Hummingbird Yoga NJ

Owner and lead teacher

Heidi Farber

Heidi owns the studio and teaches most of the classes. She also leads the 200-hour Kripalu Inspired Training and the Ayurveda workshops.

Her classes are her Kripalu interpretation of yoga, customized to your individual needs.

Teachers

The teachers on the schedule

Heidi teaches most of the classes, and Lynn Sperling teaches on Friday.

  • Heidi Farber

    Owner, yoga teacher, teacher trainer

    Kripalu on Saturday and Sunday, Joyful Morning Yoga on Monday, Soulful Stretch on Tuesday, Flow and Restore and Restorative Yin on Wednesday.

  • Lynn Sperling

    Yoga teacher

    Mindful Movement on Friday morning, a gentle creative flow, adapting to all levels.

Photos

Inside the studio

Students seated on blankets in the studio, crystal singing bowls set out on the floor
Students in shoulder stand under the Monet prints, blocks beside their mats

Questions

Common questions

Anything else, call the studio: (609) 442-3487

No. Classes are for all levels, customized to your individual needs: if you can't get down on your knee, Heidi will give you an extra prop. Kripalu recognizes that each body is unique.

Yes. Restorative yoga is a simple yet powerful practice that is beneficial for people at any level of yoga. With the use of props, you will create a comfortable space for nourishing the body and the mind. Everyone is welcome. Tell your teacher before class about any injury or condition.

Many people come to yoga because they are interested in learning effective tools to manage stress. Kripalu is a practice that revitalizes the body, calms the mind, and deepens self-awareness. It's a yoga you can practice off the mat as well.

People come to yoga for different reasons. Most are looking to improve their health. Others are interested in learning effective tools to manage stress. Still, others seek personal and spiritual growth. Kripalu offers all these things, and is designed to initiate a process of personal transformation.

New students start with the Introductory Special: eight classes for $80, valid 45 days, good for every class on the schedule. Buy it on the pricing page, then book your first class from the live schedule.

Yes. The Hummingbird Yoga app for iPhone and Android holds the schedule, your passes and your bookings. The website's schedule works on a phone too.

New students

Eight classes for $80, for new students

Start with 8 classes for $80