Oxygen Yoga & Fitness Plans West Edmonton Opening; Three-Studio Expansion Claim Remains Unverified
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Current assessment: The available evidence supports a planned Oxygen Yoga & Fitness opening in West Edmonton this fall, with the company listing an October 2026 target for a studio at 9936-175 Street NW. A separate Daily Hive report says three infrared hot-yoga studios are opening in Edmonton in fall 2026, but that broader three-studio claim has not been independently confirmed through the official material reviewed.
Reported facts
Daily Hive reported on August 19 that Oxygen Yoga & Fitness planned three new infrared hot-yoga studios in Edmonton for fall 2026. The report is the central source for the three-location figure.
Oxygen Yoga & Fitness’ official West Point page identifies one forthcoming Edmonton location: Oxygen Yoga & Fitness West Point, at 9936-175 Street NW. The company describes the concept as hot yoga and fitness programming using FAR infrared heat, and says the studio is expected to open in October 2026. The page names Sayler Marr Doell as owner.
Supporting evidence
The official West Point location page is the strongest available evidence because it is published by the operator and provides a street address, owner name and expected opening month. Those details indicate that at least one Edmonton expansion project is being actively marketed rather than merely described as a general regional ambition.
The available record is also consistent with Oxygen Yoga & Fitness’ earlier stated interest in growing its Alberta footprint. In a 2023 post on its franchise website, the company said its Alberta regional leader expected additional studios to be sold and opened over the following two to three years. That historical statement does not confirm the present Edmonton locations, but it provides context for the current expansion activity.
Limitations and competing evidence
The central Daily Hive page was supplied as the source of the three-studio report but was not accessible for direct review at the time of verification. More importantly, the official location material located identifies only West Point. No official pages, addresses, ownership announcements, municipal records or other independently reportable documentation were located for two additional Edmonton studios.
That limitation is material. A confirmed opening for one studio does not establish that three studios are planned, that all three will open in the same season, or that their timelines are firm. The official West Point page itself uses forward-looking language, so its October date remains a company-stated target rather than proof that the studio has opened.
Current conclusion
A cautious reading is that Oxygen Yoga & Fitness is expanding in Edmonton and has publicly confirmed one West Edmonton studio for October 2026. Daily Hive’s report provides a basis to state that three fall openings were reported, but the available official record does not yet substantiate the full three-studio count. Confirmation of the other two locations,through company location pages, addresses, owner announcements or opening notices,would materially strengthen the broader expansion claim.
Verification status: This report concerns developing or incompletely verified information. Asivana Yoga has attributed claims to their original sources and identified details that could not be independently confirmed at the time of publication. This article may be updated as additional information becomes available.
Sources
Oxygen Yoga & Fitness: Oxygen Yoga & Fitness West Point
https://oxygenyogaandfitness.com/west-point/
Daily Hive: Three new infrared hot yoga studios are opening in Edmonton this fall
https://dailyhive.com/edmonton/oxygen-yoga-fitness-infrared-hot-yoga
Oxygen Yoga & Fitness Franchise: Loving Your Life with Kerry Koble
https://franchise.oxygenyogaandfitness.com/loving-your-life-with-kerry-koble/
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