After spending the better part of the last two decades practicing yoga, managing studios, and teaching at various hotels, spas, and health clubs, Angelica Govaert decided to open Sin City Yoga. When she began to design her courses and write lesson plans for her teacher-training program, a vinyasa-based regimen that emphasized the connection between movements and breathing started to take shape. Today, her studio offers classes every day of the week. Open to all levels of students, the instructors adjust their routines depending on the experience level of attendees, each individuals' goals and limitations, and the number of quadruple-jointed students in the class.