Clothes you don’t mind getting a little dirty! A tee shirt or something that covers your back in case a baby goat jumps on you is a good idea. The baby goats will nibble everything so dangling earrings/jewelry should be left at home. Ponytails should be tucked into tee shirts. The goats think hair looks like hay and will try to eat it! Sunscreen and hats always a good idea in the summer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear?
Can my kids take goat yoga?
Our minimum age for kids is 16 years old. All participants under 18 years old must be accompanied by a parent.
What about cancellations?
Goat Yoga sells out fast so we will not be giving refunds unless we cancel because of weather. If it is raining we will not have class and you will be fully refunded.
Can I just come watch?
Sorry no, we have very limited parking.
Speaking of parking… where do we park?
Once you are on the driveway hang a sharp left on to the pasture. Parking is right there and the goat yoga will be happening at the other end of the field.
Can I schedule a private class or a private goat party?
Absolutely. Just email woodstockgoatyoga@gmail.com and we can discuss options.
Do I need my own mat?
Goats are farm animals and sometimes will do their business on your mat. We will provide mats so you don’t have to worry about cleaning yours later.
Do I have to do yoga to take goat yoga?
Nope! You can just lay on your mat and cuddle a goat if you like.
Will the goats poop on me?
Absolutely possible. They are farm animals and they go when they go. Don’t worry, goat poop is pebbly and dry so not gross. We will have water on hand to help you wash up if someone has an accident.