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From frank green to Elite Supplements: Our Gold Coast Brand Collaborations

Writer: Harry McCann
Harry McCann
Oct 20
3 min read

Our Gold Coast yoga mats have welcomed a few different kinds of company. Alongside the regular classes, we've worked with frank green, Elite Supplements and X50 Lifestyle on experiences tailored to their communities.


Those three partnerships weren't copies of one another. One brought familiar drinkware and pet accessories into the studio, another involved a private gathering, and the third added a refreshing wellness twist. Here's a closer look at what made each collaboration different.


frank green: pet accessories, drinkware and puppies


Our collaboration with frank green brought its drinkware and pet accessories into a special Gold Coast puppy yoga experience. The session included puppies from Sunshine Labradoodles, and we worked with the frank green team on content to share from the occasion.

Participant smiling beside a light-coloured puppy on a purple yoga mat, with a frank green water bottle at House of Motion on the Gold Coast.
The bottles stayed put. The puppies had other plans.


The relationship made sense to us because the products had a natural place around an experience involving both people and dogs. There was scope to create something enjoyable for the guests, the brand and our team without changing how the puppies were cared for.


We also appreciated the opportunity to produce photographs and video from a real session, rather than arrange a separate product shoot around the animals. We kept the yoga experience and the puppies' comfort at the centre.


Elite Supplements: taking puppy yoga private


Elite Supplements organised a private Gold Coast puppy yoga booking built around bringing its community together. The arrangements included goodie bags and refreshments following the guided session.

Chocolate-brown curly-coated puppy sitting on a purple yoga mat during a Gold Coast puppy yoga session, with participants behind.
This one appears to have claimed the front row.


Private bookings can give a group more flexibility to create an occasion that feels like its own. The important distinction is that we adapt the guest experience while keeping the basic session structure, welfare requirements and staff supervision in place.


That means making sensible arrangements for food, gifts and any branded touches, instead of crowding the puppies with a long list of things we want them to do. The guests can have a distinctive experience without the animals becoming props.


X50 Lifestyle: a wellness refresh in Miami


For our X50 Lifestyle collaboration, the Gold Coast plans included a Vita Matcha refresher table, samples and guest goodie bags alongside puppy yoga at House of Motion in Miami.


A refreshment station is a natural addition to a wellness outing, especially when guests are getting together for more than just the class. The X50 Lifestyle team coordinated its part of the experience while we focused on the yoga, the puppies and the practical details of running the session.

Participant holding a small brown-and-tan puppy inside the House of Motion yoga studio on the Gold Coast.
A fairly convincing reason to extend the cuddle break.


We like partnerships that bring their own personality to the occasion. There's no need to make every collaboration look identical when the brands and their communities have different interests.


The part that stays the same


Whether we're hosting a regular public class or working with a brand, the puppies' welfare isn't negotiable. Guests enjoy instructor-led yoga, supervised interaction and time to unwind. The animals have a separate rest area and decide whether they want attention.


Our regular Gold Coast sessions take place at House of Motion, 1924 Gold Coast Highway, Miami. Dates, puppies and availability change, so the Gold Coast puppy yoga page is the right place to see what's coming up.


We're pleased these collaborations have introduced different groups to the experience. Each has added its own detail to the Gold Coast story, while the simple idea behind Yoga Paws has stayed intact.

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