Early Morning Flow is an uplifting flow that is perfect for raising and balancing energy levels at the start of the day. The practice starts with a thorough warmup of the body that is followed by a sun salutation sequence and rounds off with a few longer holding asanas.

Hatha yoga is the yoga tradition most familiar to Western culture. The term is derived from the Sanskrit ha, meaning “sun,” and tha, meaning “moon.” The practice aims to unite the active and receptive qualities represented by each celestial being.  Practitioners of Hatha yoga use physical alignment and breathing control to achieve an equilibrium between the active body and its universe. The resulting harmony manifests itself as physical strength, physiological health and emotional well-being. Suitable for all. Benefits: On the physical level this practice improves i.a. balance and flexibility, increases strength and life force. Furthermore, it stimulates the cardiopulmonary function, the digestive, nervous, and endocrine system. Benefits on other levels include a deeper sense of awareness, increased self-confidence and well-being as well as a calm and integrated mind.

Characteristics: Yoga Stretch is a concept in which certain postures are used to stretch all the joints and muscles in the body. A very popular class, open for all that know how far they can go in the various deep stretches. Benefits: It’s a unique technique for creating flexibility, loosening of the joints, and muscle toning. The glands are stimulated.

The rather quiet Yin Yoga class is perfect for an evening practise to allow body and mind to unwind after a busy day. Through passive long held poses, we get into our deep connective tissues, joints and deep emotional held memories. The meridians running through our body are stimulated in this grounding and letting go practice. Open to all. This class strengthens your energy flow (prana, chi) and maintains the health of your energetic meridian system and is deeply relaxing.

Early Morning Flow is an uplifting flow that is perfect for raising and balancing energy levels at the start of the day. The practice starts with a thorough warmup of the body that is followed by a sun salutation sequence and rounds off with a few longer holding asanas.

Hatha yoga is the yoga tradition most familiar to Western culture. The term is derived from the Sanskrit ha, meaning “sun,” and tha, meaning “moon.” The practice aims to unite the active and receptive qualities represented by each celestial being.  Practitioners of Hatha yoga use physical alignment and breathing control to achieve an equilibrium between the active body and its universe. The resulting harmony manifests itself as physical strength, physiological health and emotional well-being. Suitable for all. Benefits: On the physical level this practice improves i.a. balance and flexibility, increases strength and life force. Furthermore, it stimulates the cardiopulmonary function, the digestive, nervous, and endocrine system. Benefits on other levels include a deeper sense of awareness, increased self-confidence and well-being as well as a calm and integrated mind.

This is a rigorous style of yoga where every movement is linked to a breath. Previous Ashtanga yoga experience is strongly recommended for this sweaty, physically most demanding practice in order to benefit from this class. The class is taught as a Led Primary Series. Benefits: This system’s goal is to detoxify the body through the heat generated and the increase of metabolic rhythms, reviewing negative postures or tendencies in order to optimize the quality of our thoughts and emotions with a calm mind more apt to meditation. Props: a foldable blanket, if possible also a yoga belt, 2 blocks and a round bolster.

Characteristics: Yoga Stretch is a concept in which certain postures are used to stretch all the joints and muscles in the body. A very popular class, open for all that know how far they can go in the various deep stretches. Benefits: It’s a unique technique for creating flexibility, loosening of the joints, and muscle toning. The glands are stimulated.

The rather quiet Yin Yoga class is perfect for an evening practise to allow body and mind to unwind after a busy day. Through passive long held poses, we get into our deep connective tissues, joints and deep emotional held memories. The meridians running through our body are stimulated in this grounding and letting go practice. Open to all. This class strengthens your energy flow (prana, chi) and maintains the health of your energetic meridian system and is deeply relaxing.

Early Morning Flow is an uplifting flow that is perfect for raising and balancing energy levels at the start of the day. The practice starts with a thorough warmup of the body that is followed by a sun salutation sequence and rounds off with a few longer holding asanas.

Hatha yoga is the yoga tradition most familiar to Western culture. The term is derived from the Sanskrit ha, meaning “sun,” and tha, meaning “moon.” The practice aims to unite the active and receptive qualities represented by each celestial being.  Practitioners of Hatha yoga use physical alignment and breathing control to achieve an equilibrium between the active body and its universe. The resulting harmony manifests itself as physical strength, physiological health and emotional well-being. Suitable for all. Benefits: On the physical level this practice improves i.a. balance and flexibility, increases strength and life force. Furthermore, it stimulates the cardiopulmonary function, the digestive, nervous, and endocrine system. Benefits on other levels include a deeper sense of awareness, increased self-confidence and well-being as well as a calm and integrated mind.

This is a rigorous style of yoga where every movement is linked to a breath. Previous Ashtanga yoga experience is strongly recommended for this sweaty, physically most demanding practice in order to benefit from this class. The class is taught as a Led Primary Series. Benefits: This system’s goal is to detoxify the body through the heat generated and the increase of metabolic rhythms, reviewing negative postures or tendencies in order to optimize the quality of our thoughts and emotions with a calm mind more apt to meditation. Props: a foldable blanket, if possible also a yoga belt, 2 blocks and a round bolster.

Characteristics: Yoga Stretch is a concept in which certain postures are used to stretch all the joints and muscles in the body. A very popular class, open for all that know how far they can go in the various deep stretches. Benefits: It’s a unique technique for creating flexibility, loosening of the joints, and muscle toning. The glands are stimulated.

The rather quiet Yin Yoga class is perfect for an evening practise to allow body and mind to unwind after a busy day. Through passive long held poses, we get into our deep connective tissues, joints and deep emotional held memories. The meridians running through our body are stimulated in this grounding and letting go practice. Open to all. This class strengthens your energy flow (prana, chi) and maintains the health of your energetic meridian system and is deeply relaxing.

Early Morning Flow is an uplifting flow that is perfect for raising and balancing energy levels at the start of the day. The practice starts with a thorough warmup of the body that is followed by a sun salutation sequence and rounds off with a few longer holding asanas.

Hatha yoga is the yoga tradition most familiar to Western culture. The term is derived from the Sanskrit ha, meaning “sun,” and tha, meaning “moon.” The practice aims to unite the active and receptive qualities represented by each celestial being.  Practitioners of Hatha yoga use physical alignment and breathing control to achieve an equilibrium between the active body and its universe. The resulting harmony manifests itself as physical strength, physiological health and emotional well-being. Suitable for all. Benefits: On the physical level this practice improves i.a. balance and flexibility, increases strength and life force. Furthermore, it stimulates the cardiopulmonary function, the digestive, nervous, and endocrine system. Benefits on other levels include a deeper sense of awareness, increased self-confidence and well-being as well as a calm and integrated mind.

This is a rigorous style of yoga where every movement is linked to a breath. Previous Ashtanga yoga experience is strongly recommended for this sweaty, physically most demanding practice in order to benefit from this class. The class is taught as a Led Primary Series. Benefits: This system’s goal is to detoxify the body through the heat generated and the increase of metabolic rhythms, reviewing negative postures or tendencies in order to optimize the quality of our thoughts and emotions with a calm mind more apt to meditation. Props: a foldable blanket, if possible also a yoga belt, 2 blocks and a round bolster.

Characteristics: Yoga Stretch is a concept in which certain postures are used to stretch all the joints and muscles in the body. A very popular class, open for all that know how far they can go in the various deep stretches. Benefits: It’s a unique technique for creating flexibility, loosening of the joints, and muscle toning. The glands are stimulated.

The rather quiet Yin Yoga class is perfect for an evening practise to allow body and mind to unwind after a busy day. Through passive long held poses, we get into our deep connective tissues, joints and deep emotional held memories. The meridians running through our body are stimulated in this grounding and letting go practice. Open to all. This class strengthens your energy flow (prana, chi) and maintains the health of your energetic meridian system and is deeply relaxing.

Early Morning Flow is an uplifting flow that is perfect for raising and balancing energy levels at the start of the day. The practice starts with a thorough warmup of the body that is followed by a sun salutation sequence and rounds off with a few longer holding asanas.

Hatha yoga is the yoga tradition most familiar to Western culture. The term is derived from the Sanskrit ha, meaning “sun,” and tha, meaning “moon.” The practice aims to unite the active and receptive qualities represented by each celestial being.  Practitioners of Hatha yoga use physical alignment and breathing control to achieve an equilibrium between the active body and its universe. The resulting harmony manifests itself as physical strength, physiological health and emotional well-being. Suitable for all. Benefits: On the physical level this practice improves i.a. balance and flexibility, increases strength and life force. Furthermore, it stimulates the cardiopulmonary function, the digestive, nervous, and endocrine system. Benefits on other levels include a deeper sense of awareness, increased self-confidence and well-being as well as a calm and integrated mind.