Little Switch Yoga (sign up for emails). Inclusive and accessible yoga Hoquiam Aberdeen Grays Harbor Washington - photo c. 2025, taken by Britta Jackson

About Little Switch Yoga

Little Switch Yoga is a yoga practice space located in historic Aberdeen, WA. We launched in 2022 online, beginning in-person practices in Aberdeen in February, 2024.

We offer both weekly classes and monthly memberships. It’s best to register in advance for classes online.

We have all the supplies – props, mats, blankets – but you’re invited to bring your own.

Little Switch Yoga
301 W 6th Street
Aberdeen, WA 98520
hello@littleswitch.yoga

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My name is Agni. Here is my values statement for Little Switch Yoga, and my invitation to all who would like to participate.

Ethics and Values

Hi! I’m Agni, the founder. I am a yoga scholar-practitioner on and off the mat where you practice with me. In Western academic terms, I am aligned with eco-vegan-feminism, total liberation, anti-racism, anti-speciesism, and post-Capitalism. 

Yoga is not a workout, but an essential spiritual practice that is historically represented in many dharmic traditions. Yoga contains an ancient body of work rooted in the Vedic tradition, at least 4,000 years old. Yoga shows us a way of ethical life and encompasses a multitudes of study and praxis seeking to do less harm, reduce suffering, find self-actualization with our most true nature, and live in harmony with other sentient beings and the planet itself.

You don’t have to learn everything there is to know about yoga (and that is not possible!) to step into the Little Switch space. You can read more about what to expect in Little Switch in the Code of Conduct.

Nurture

Many come to yoga class to work on their perceived physical limitations, to lose weight, to gain physical strength or flexibility.

However, yoga asana (the physical poses and practices) while pleasurable and beneficial in and of themselves are actually a gateway into seeing ourselves in a new way – perhaps for the first time in our lives. Yoga practice shifts from being a “should” into a “want to”. When we want to be there, we act differently. We start to get curious about possibility; we fall in love with ourselves.

If you aren’t there yet – don’t worry! I spent many years in the yoga “shoulds” before I became a seasoned, dedicated practitioner free of the “should” mentality. If I got there, so can you!

If your greatest desire is to love your time on the mat – and love your life off the mat – you will achieve that goal, as long as you work towards it.

Community Integration

In America, we are taught to believe in Individual Exceptionalism, in a socioeconomic and athletic “elite” who are allowed into so-called “fitness” spaces.

Yoga disrupts that. Our practice of yoga dismantles self-absorption and alignment with Capitalism: scratching out a living for ourselves at the expense and exclusion of the Other.

We need leaders and supporters doing all kinds of work. Work in this way, no matter how small, is honorable. In my yoga practice and space, I work to help others develop, rather than use others as supporters for my personal ambitions.

Joy

Life is hard and the world can be a scary place. But as human beings we long for liberation. Yoga offers the opportunity to deepen and experience joy more fully – not at the expense of other sentient beings.

Achievement

Whether finding a backbend or developing a meditation practice, yoga offers us the opportunity to set our volition and work towards it.

As Vietnamese Thiền Buddhist monk Thich Nhat Hanh has said: “My actions are my only true belongings. I cannot escape the consequences of my actions. My actions are the ground on which I stand.”

Your actions matter most. Make them count!

More about me

My name is Agni, and I’ve been practicing yoga since 2002 – over twenty years! My first class was in the basement of a gym in Port Townsend, Washington. I even remember my first downward dog!

Throughout a career change, the birth and then unschooling of two children, a few moves, conversion to Buddhism and a career as an ethical artpreneur – yoga kept me company. I am now studying Jainism, with a likely intention to convert.

I am a degreed engineer, a custom designer, a podcaster, a credentialed mediator, and kind of a little goofball!

As the leader and organizer of Little Switch my primary purpose is to build a clean, reliable, electric yoga space!

Your job is to read my materials carefully (they are here!) and decide how you’d like to participate.

Together, we can build something amazing!

Whether you are here to get a workout, a “work in”, whether you want to feel better in your body and mind – or a little of all the above! – I have something to share.

Sign up for my emails and be the first to know where I’m teaching, when I have my next class (including no-cost instruction) – and my blog posts sharing my experience with this wonderful, 5,000 year old heritage practice.

You can find classes, private instruction, and yoga series here.

"This class was a typical Agni experience. You warmed my heart and kicked my ass!" - testimonial for Agni Hogaboom of Little Switch Yoga in Aberdeen

Mats are provided or bring your own.

Dress comfortably and in layers to help regulate your temperature!

All abilities, ages and experience levels are encouraged to attend!

Please make sure to read the Code of Conduct and attendant onboarding materials. Come to your first class a bit early to sign the Yoga Waiver & Release Form.

Land Acknowledgement

Little Switch Yoga is located on the ancestral lands of the Chehalis, Chinook, Quinault, and Shoalwater Bay peoples.

 © 2026 by Agni Hogaboom. Little Switch Yoga is located at 301 W 6th St, Aberdeen WA, 98520.