Ashtanga Vinyasa YogaAshtanga vinyasa yoga, usually referred to simply as Ashtanga yoga, is a style of yoga created by Sri K. Pattabhi Jois and named after the eight limbs of yoga mentioned in the Yoga Sutra of Patanjali. It's a vigorous and dynamic practice with very specific series of asanas. Mysore Practice is an assisted morning Self-Practice where an Ashtanga certified teacher holds the space for students to come and practice on their own. Ashtanga led class is a class where the teacher typically leads the students through the First Series. Expect a fast-paced class that builds heat and establishes a meditative rhythm.
Hatha YogaHATHA is translated as HA meaning “sun” which refers to the more active postures and the flow we create and THA meaning “moon” which means cooling down becoming passive by adding a deep relaxation and meditation towards the end. Hatha Flow Yoga is great for all students whether beginners who want to start adding yoga to their lives or intermediate who want to go a bit deeper. It is a gently flowing class where we explore asanas (physical postures) with their variations to cater all bodies and needs. We hold each asana for a few breaths, with the focus on proper, deep breathing, alignment and muscular strength. We often end with a meditation or visualisation followed by a deep final relaxation.
You will leave this class energised and relaxed at the same time, creating the balance between mind, body and soul. Hot YogaA fitness-based approach to Vinyasa style flow in a heated room. Students will focus on linking conscious breath with a vigorous and mindful flow. In a hot yoga class, students will build strength, flexibility and concentration while cleansing the body and calming the mind. You can expect a vigorous cardiovascular and strength building workout combined with breath work. Bring a towel and water! All levels are welcome (unless otherwise noted), but some yoga experience is suggested. Approx. class temp: 30°C degrees.
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Vinyasa Yoga FlowVinyasa in Sanskrit means "breath-synchronized movement," and Vinyasa yoga is a series of poses that will move you through the power of inhaling and exhaling. Vinyasa movements are creative, smoothly flowing and almost dance-like. Based on the Ashtanga series, Vinyasa Flow is usually a dynamic practice aimed at energising both body and mind. In a Vinyasa class, students awaken their strength, energy, and flexibility in a fun and supportive atmosphere.
Yin YogaYin Yoga is about relaxing, letting go and has a very meditative quality to it. Yin yoga is a calm and peaceful practice, working on the connective tissues which consist of ligaments, tendons, cartilage, joints, capsules and our deep fascial networks. Yin Yoga helps strengthen your body to become healthier, more flexible and mentally more peaceful. In order to reach the connective tissue which by nature is less elastic than our muscular system, we have to hold the postures for longer periods of time - between 3 and 7 minutes. Yin yoga focuses on opening and unblocking your energy meridians that run through your body. These meridians directly affect your body and your organs.
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Yoga Slow FlowThis class is designed for beginners through intermediate students. In Slow Flow, you’ll be guided through postures in a Vinyasa style, beginning with the basic poses, but allowing for more challenging poses based on your practice level. Props are encouraged to allow the body to fully achieve each pose comfortably. This is a great class for students looking for a more gentle experience, those who are new to yoga or those who need a change of pace, yet still have the option to take it to the next level. Also the perfect class for students with injuries or stress related conditions.
Chair YogaChair Yoga is a modification of Hatha Yoga which allows multiple populations to practice yoga in all safety. Chair yoga is a gentle and slow practice with a chair as a support for correct posture and physical practice. Using the principles of centering, breath-work, meditation and relaxation to achieve a state of balance between body, mind and spirit. Chair yoga can be customised to accommodate many different levels of practice. The entire class can be done seated, partially seated or in standing with chair for support. Chair yoga is suitable for everyone and especially for Seniors, people suffering from MS, Parkinsons, Ostheoarthritis, Orthopedic conditions limiting ability to get up/down the floor, Fibromyalgia.
Gentle Yoga for SeniorsGentle Yoga can be especially helpful for seniors. Gentle movement and stretching yoga poses can reduce swelling in joints while increasing joint mobility and improve balance which helps in reducing falls. Seniors Yoga improves cardiovascular health, aids digestion and elimination, improves sleep and lowers blood pressure and cholesterol. It has also been shown to speed the recovery from surgery and also aid in the grieving process. Suitable for 65+ year old and beyond. Special concessions price apply.
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