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Goat yoga came to Elk River last week, drawing a crowd to the Handke Center. Jay Grammond, a certified program planner with District 728 Community Education, said they ran two back-to-back goat yoga sessions on Oct. 11 and had a total of 53 people attend.

On a small family dairy farm just north of River Falls, people from throughout the area can be found taking part in yoga classes six times a weekend in the Lubich family’s yard. However, the humans aren’t the only ones taking part in the Have Ya Herd Goat Yoga...

“Goat yoga is simply yoga with goats. No, the goats don’t actually do the yoga, but they do participate. It is a super fun class, with no pressure. A lot of times, it is more ‘goats’ than ‘yoga,'” said Have Ya Herd Goat Yoga founder Jessica Lubich.

The story of how the Lubich family — including Jessica, husband Kevin, and their three children: Lily (6), Macy (3) and Nash (2) — started Have Ya Herd Goat Yoga starts where many small family-owned farms in the United States does: with the family struggling and...

Until recently, yoga has always been regrettably deprived of any animal collaboration. This was due to the difficulty in finding a suitable animal to do it with — try to include a lion in a yoga class, and you’ll likely have very few people attend it twice. Thank the...

Bahhh-maste! Goat Yoga Hits Western Wisconsin Have Ya Herd Goat Yoga is a quick and scenic drive over to Roberts, Wisconsin (2:52). WCCO Saturday Morning – July 7, 2018

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Katie Willer of Minneapolis struck a tranquil yoga pose, basking in the perfect meditative moment. Until a goat jumped on her back. Miller slumped slowly onto her yoga mat, and the goat rode her all the way down. “This really isn’t yoga any more,” she sighed, as the...

Have ya herd the word about goat yoga? Yes, it’s a bit of a hike from St. Cloud to Roberts, Wis., the town 20 minutes east of Minneapolis where the Lubich family owns and operates their goat yoga venture, but it’s totally worth it.