The largest collection of Yoga studios in D.C. has six locations. The instructors also offer outside of the box options such as retreats, yoga for runners and vegan brunches. In this particular studio, there's been a "James Brown Detox" on New Year's Day. Also of note, Dupont Bikram Yoga is in this building as well.

This Dupont studio is particularly fancy with wifi in its lounge. It also offers hot yoga and a ballet barre. Photo by Emma S.

This yoga studio is on the corner central to the Adams Morgan nightlife: a convenient and necessary place for relaxation. Photo by Ted Eytan.

Okay, it's a bicycle shop. But on Saturday mornings and Monday evenings they offer yoga classes. Pay by donation. Photo by Joe Flood.

The I Street location of Yoga District is in a rowhouse next to an office building in the middle of hectic downtown D.C. One of the teachers also offers a weekly yoga and Sunday brunch. After all, practicing on an empty stomach is what at least some of these studios recommend.

How convenient that this beautiful studio with exposed brick walls is right next to the Whole Foods. In addition to practicing, you may also get to hear spiritual readings and attend workshops. Photo via Flow Yoga.

In the spirit of a nonprofit, this Yoga District studio not only teaches a variety of styles, but performs outreach to the community. One of the most recent programs has been conflict resolution for teens. Photo by Ted Eytan

Stroga is a mix of strength training and yoga and additionally activities like capoeira and kickboxing are offered. If this detailed roof looks impressive, it should, the same team that detailed the White House roof also worked on that of Stroga.

Tranquil Space is a yoga studio but it also doubles as a spa and boutique. Remember that for the birthday that may be coming up.

There are also Dahn Yoga locations all around the country, so although the website looks a little like that of a doctor's office, they have the bonus of having Spanish speakers on staff.

Unity Woods Yoga has been around since 1979, longer than many of the other local studios that had previously been laundromats and the like. As such, they've received more acclaim nationally. The photo you see is of a family yoga class.

This is the newest of the Yoga District Studios.

This Mt. Pleasant yoga studio also hosts a book club and has previously hosted date nights and book readings. Photo by anokarina.

Kali Yoga in Columbia Heights actually hosts a few free classes on Sunday and Friday. However, as it is a studio that also stresses service and community outreach, donating might be a good idea.

This Yoga studio is closest to the Capitol for anyone working on the hill who needs to detox. They also offer postnatal yoga for the District's new moms.