As the year comes to a close, we pause—as we always do—to reflect on the practices that held us, challenged us, moved us, and guided us back to ourselves.
2025 was a year of transitions, endings, beginnings, and steady commitment. Across the world, so many of you unrolled your mats in living rooms, bedrooms, backyards, kitchens, studios, hotel rooms, and quiet corners of your lives. You showed up when it was easy, and you showed up when it wasn’t. That devotion is visible in everything we see behind the scenes.
This year alone, our community practiced for 22,163 hours and generated 59,291 views across the platform. That is tens of thousands of moments where someone breathed deeper, softened their jaw, unclenched their belly, released a story, or remembered who they were.
Whether you practiced for five minutes or fifty, whether you were in a challenge or simply exploring, whether you were beginning again or deepening what you already knew—your presence shaped this year.
Below, we share the practices, themes, and collections that resonated most across our global community.
These top-viewed practices became touchstones throughout the year—steadfast companions through mornings, evenings, transitions, and emotional weather.
Short, rhythmic, breath-led, and accessible, it became the “reset class” for countless students wanting to feel centred again.
A gentle yet profound lesson in letting go. This class held steady in second place because of its clarity and simplicity. It brought people back to themselves during moments of mental clutter, emotional intensity, or times when they simply needed to breathe without striving.
Our community’s sanctuary. Yoga Nidra was used for sleep, for nervous system regulation, for emotional processing, and for deep rest. This class became a refuge for anyone needing stillness, softness, and the reminder that doing nothing is still medicine.
A slow, grounding, vitality-building practice. Students loved the way this class rebuilt energy—especially during seasonal transitions, post-travel, illness recovery, or moments of depletion. It became a favourite among anyone wanting to reconnect with their inner reservoir.
A devotional inward-turning class. Students were drawn to its meditative pacing and the theme of self-awareness, moderation, and intentional energy use. In a year marked by overwhelm and constant stimulation, this class offered a return to simplicity and presence.
These collections shaped the rhythm of practice for so many of you. They held structure when structure was needed, inspiration when energy dipped, and accountability during chaotic seasons.
Year after year—this remains your anchor. Short enough to fit into a busy day, long enough to shift your entire state. Students gravitated to this collection for morning movement, lunch breaks, evening resets, and everything in between.
Strength, fire, discipline. This challenge held strong because of its progression and its “just enough intensity” format. Students loved feeling their bodies grow stronger as they moved through the program day by day.
Proof that micro-practices truly transform. This collection supported people through seasons of travel, caregiving, and the simple realities of modern life.
Your sunrise ritual. This collection built countless daily streaks and carried many through the year. Gentle, bright, steady—exactly what mornings often need.
A devoted group journeyed deeply into breath, stillness, archetype, and inner reflection. This challenge supported emotional processing, intuitive clarity, and the quieter aspects of practice that don’t always show up in analytics—but do in your life.
This year, your commitment was extraordinary:
Across all analytics—views, completion rates, favorites, streaks—a clear pattern emerged.
More than anything, your collective choices reveal a community devoted to depth, introspection, and long-term transformation.
Thank you for showing up—for yourself, for this community, and for the shared practice that ties us all together across time zones and seasons of life.
Thank you for every breath, every comment, every class completion, every quiet moment on your mat, every practice you returned to when life felt too loud or overwhelming.
Thank you for the devotion that doesn’t always get rewarded in the world outside, but transforms everything on the inside.
We will continue to create practices that meet you where you are, support your body and mind, honor your soul, and accompany you through whatever 2026 brings.
We gathered data from the past year to see the best online yoga classes, events, programs, and collections as voted by Practice with Clara members.
We also surveyed thousands of people to see what programs, training, and events YOU want to take in the new year.
Keep reading to review the highlights- we’ve included our upcoming virtual and in-person events to help you plan your calendar as we shift into the new year!
Check out our Live Class Schedule Playlist
January
Band Magic 21-Day Virtual Yoga Challenge
February
Peak Pose Yoga Series featuring weekly virtual Asana Labs
March
All About Ayurveda
Spring Equinox Retreat
April
Jewel in the Lotus Yoga Program
In-Person 300-Hour Yoga Teacher Training
May
Mantra Yoga Series
Online 300-Hour Yoga Teacher Training
June
Meditation Yoga Series
July
Pranayama Yoga Series
Summer in France Yoga Retreat
August –
The Interlude Yoga Series
September –
The Slow Down Yoga Series
Fall Equinox In-Person Retreat
October
Shamanism Yoga Program
November
Shadow School Yoga Challenge
Baskin’ in the Baja
December
Shadow School Wrap-Up
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