Three class styles, three different ways to practise. Choose a stronger flow, a balanced foundation, or a slower reset depending on what your body needs today.
Find the right class for you
Vinyasa
Flowing · Energetic · Strength-building
Intensity:Medium to strong
A dynamic class that links movement with breath. Expect flowing sequences, steady transitions, and a stronger physical pace.
Best for
Building strength and stamina
Improving mobility and coordination
Students who enjoy movement and variety
Pace: Continuous flow
Good to know: Some yoga experience helps, but beginners are welcome if they are comfortable moving at a steady pace.
A steady, well-rounded practice focused on posture, breath, and alignment. Hatha gives you time to settle into each shape and understand the basics clearly.
Best for
Beginners and returning students
Building confidence with yoga postures
Improving balance, flexibility, and body awareness
Pace: Slower, with pauses
Good to know: A good starting point if you are new to yoga or want a more measured class.
A steady, well-rounded practice focused on posture, breath, and alignment. Hatha gives you time to settle into each shape and understand the basics clearly.
Best for
Beginners and returning students
Building confidence with yoga postures
Improving balance, flexibility, and body awareness
Intensity: Gentle to medium
Pace: Slower, with pauses
Good to know: A good starting point if you are new to yoga or want a more measured class.
A quiet, floor-based practice with longer-held postures. Yin targets deeper connective tissues and encourages stillness, patience, and nervous system recovery.
Best for
Stretching and releasing tension
Recovery days
Stress relief and slowing down
Pace: Very slow
Good to know: You do not need to be flexible. Props and modifications can be used to make the practice comfortable.
A quiet, floor-based practice with longer-held postures. Yin targets deeper connective tissues and encourages stillness, patience, and nervous system recovery.
Best for
Stretching and releasing tension
Recovery days
Stress relief and slowing down
Intensity: Gentle, but deep
Pace: Very slow
Good to know: You do not need to be flexible. Props and modifications can be used to make the practice comfortable.