В Халф-Мун-Бэй открылся второй студия йоги South Swell

Megan McDow joined Coastside News in 2025. She focuses on marketing and Coastside Magazine. Previously, she worked as a Marketing Coordinator, Community Affairs Manager and Program Manager for Coastside and Silicon Valley companies. She was awarded a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communication with an emphasis in Journalism from Santa Clara University. Yoga enthusiasts have a new place to practice now that Swell Yoga has opened a second location at 40 Stone Pine Road in Half Moon Bay. Swell’s original studio in El Granada, referred to as Ground Swell, remains open and the new location, South Swell, will have many of the same classes regulars are accustomed to. According to owner Maria Polonchek, some classes at the Ground Swell studio have reached capacity or have waiting lists, hence the expansion to a second, larger studio. The new studio will be convenient for people living near downtown Half Moon Bay and commuters driving Highway 92. The new South Swell studio, located next door to Half Moon Bay Pharmacy, has undergone a complete transformation to make it welcoming to the whole community from beginner to master yogis. “We’re proud to offer all kinds of classes, from heated to breezy, active to passive, and energizing to restorative,” said Polonchek in an email to Coastside News. The larger size of the South Swell studio will also allow for the return of a student favorite, Yoga Barre. South Swell is currently open but a grand opening and open house will take place Saturday, Sept. 12 with free yoga, merchandise, food and local vendors. For more information, visit swellyogastudio.com. This + That is a monthly feature focusing on new businesses and business news on the Coastside from Pacifica to Pescadero. To be considered for future listings, email [email protected] Megan McDow joined Coastside News in 2025. She focuses on marketing and Coastside Magazine. Previously, she worked as a Marketing Coordinator, Community Affairs Manager and Program Manager for Coastside and Silicon Valley companies. She was awarded a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communication with an emphasis in Journalism from Santa Clara University.