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This weekend marked the third annual Texas Yoga Conference held at the University of Houstons Campus Recreation and Wellness Center. Over the course of 3 days, hundreds of yoga instructors, advanced practitioners and total newcomers to the yoga movement came out to soak in knowledge from some of the most sought-after instructors worldwide.

According to founder Jennifer Buergermeister (of Jennyoga), the purpose of the Texas Yoga Conference is to "bring community together in the promotion of yoga as a way of life." Buergermeister was especially excited about this years event as it was held at her alma mater. TYC outgrew its previous home at the University of St. Thomas and nearly filled the U of H recreation center this weekend. The only thing missing, says Buergermeister : "More beginners. If youve never tried yoga, get your butt to the Texas Yoga Conference. We want YOU!"

Find a yoga center in Houston and be prepared for next years event. Meanwhile, browse photos from the 2012 Texas Yoga Conference.

The Breakfast Yoga Club is hosting a free community event on Thursday, February 16th from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. as a kick-off to the Texas Yoga Conference going on this weekend. Breakfast Yoga Club Rocks Dinner will be a 2-hour free round robin yoga class at the University of Houston Campus Recreation and Wellness Center. Teachers from Dallas, New York, Austin and more cities nationwide will be participating.