flowing outside the studio since 2013.

Mobile Om has been serving the San Antonio community since 2013 as the city’s premiere mobile yoga business. Over the past decade, Mobile Om’s innovative and community-centered offerings have been a driving force in shaping the yoga landscape in San Antonio and beyond.

On a mission to spread mindfulness, build community and share iconic spaces, Mobile Om hosts yoga experiences that invite students to be curious with themselves, connected with others and inspired by the places we practice. We emphasize inclusivity and aim to create experiences that are inviting to humans of all ages, sizes, shapes and experience.

Free, large scale community classes create lay the foundation of our offerings and we are grateful to the sponsors who’s support make them possible. We currently host 14+ FREE Yoga classes each month in some of San Antonio’s most memorable and iconic spaces.

We also host unique special events, retreats, trainings and private classes.

How our unconventional journey started.

The idea for Mobile Om was sparked shortly after founder Cassandra Fauss moved to San Antonio. As a recent transplant to a city with a scarce yoga community, Cassandra craved connection and community as both a yoga teacher and student.

In order to spread the practice of yoga to more people, she knew she needed to host classes in spaces outside of the typical studio setting. These spaces, she thought, would be more inviting and less intimidating to those who may be reluctant with a more traditional experience.

In June of 2013, Cassandra hosted the very first Mobile Om class on the Hays Street Bridge in San Antonio, Texas to an audience of 12 yogis. Since then, Mobile Om has gone on to host thousands of classes in hundreds of locations across San Antonio and beyond.

Today, we are proud to feature some of San Antonio’s most iconic spaces to host our unique mobile yoga classes, such as Confluence Park, the Tobin Center for Performing Arts, Legacy Park, San Pedro Creek Culture Park and our original home on the Hays Street Bridge.

The adventure of a wandering yogi

Cassandra was asked to share her story and the journey that led to the creation of Mobile Om at the PechaKucha Vol. 14 in San Antonio, TX in May of 2015. Here, she shares her story of launching Mobile Om using the format of 20 slides, each on screen for 20 seconds. .