Modo Yoga is a Toronto-founded yoga studio in Echo Park, Los Angeles.

Modo Yoga is a yoga collective founded in Toronto that has established a new brick-and-mortar studio in the Echo Park neighborhood of Los Angeles. The studio operates on seven core pillars: health, eco-consciousness, accessibility, community, outreach, peace, and perpetual personal growth. Its design reflects a blend of California nature and industrial DTLA style, featuring reclaimed Sequoia trees and graffiti-adorned cast iron doors. Philanthropy is central to the studio's mission; for instance, a tree is planted for every upcycled t-shirt or canvas tote bag sold. The studio emphasizes sustainable practices, aiming to lower carbon footprints and support all bodies through its approach. All classes are donation-based, known as 'karma classes,' with proceeds supporting local charities to enhance accessibility. In five years, Modo Yoga LA has raised half a million dollars for the community. Founders Alice Toyonaga and Deena Robertson are committed to environmental and social activism, encouraging ways to be good to the ecosystem and each other through practice.