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The Space Above Yoga Studio is located in the Ghent area of Norfolk, Virginia in Hampton Roads. We are a multi-disclipinary yoga studio offering a variety of different services that include Ayurvedic consultation, massage and Thai massage therapy, prenatal yoga and yoga for kids as well as a retail space. We invite you to peek around our site and get to know us a little better and please feel free to visit the space in person. At The Space Above, we have created a space for living happily and we welcome you to join our community and our inspired lives!

The Space Above Yoga Studio is located in the Ghent area of Norfolk, Virginia in Hampton Roads.  We are a multi-disclipinary yoga studio offering a variety of different services that include Ayurvedic consultation, massage and Thai massage therapy, prenatal yoga and yoga for kids as well as a retail space.  We invite you to peek around our site and get to know us a little better and please feel free to visit the space in person.  At The Space Above, we have created a space for living happily and we welcome you to join our community and our inspired lives!
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Jan232012

We take our yoga seriously!

Yoga is fun, but sometimes, we get down to business!

Two prestigious doctors from EVMS are conducting a study about the effects of bloodflow to the brain during inversions, and The Space Above was honored to be asked to participate! We had fun standing on our heads, chatting about science and medicine with the doctors, and even getting them upside down!

A big thanks goes out to:

Alexander B. Levitov MD, FCCP, FCCM, RDCS Professor of Medicine, Eastern Virginia Medical School
Department of Internal Medicine, Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine

and

Paul E. Marik MD, FCCP, FCCM, Eastern Virginia Medical School
Department of Internal Medicine, Chief, Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine

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