Vinyasa is a series of movements practiced as a flow at an energetic pace. The series alternate regularly and the all-levels classes focus on creative variations of sequences like sun salutations as well as various yoga poses. It’s a class adapted to advanced yogis as well as beginners. In the Vinyasa II class, we begin practicing poses that are more physically advanced like arm balances and inversions. Vinyasa II is not recommended for beginners 😉

“Adapted Ashtanga” incorporates the fundamentals of the Ashtanga Primary Series practice without the guruism 😉 The practice is dynamic and rigorous and allows you relatively quick progress in force and flexibility. Modifications are made in order to concentrate on certain aspects of the practice that are more accessible. The class will bring yogis into complex poses linking the physical effort and the breath.

The Hatha class is greatly inspired by the Indian tradition begun under the master Krishnamacharya who originally created techniques linking breath and pose for advanced practitioners and beginners alike. A Hatha practice focuses on the adaptability of the poses according to each person’s need and capability and is inspired by the quote: “It’s not the person who should adapt to the yoga but the yoga that should adapt to the person”

The goal of this energizing practice is to reach the deepest levels of our physical, spiritual, energetic self. We open class with a mantra to center our practice and afterwards, we begin a series of poses in conjunction with Pranayama, or breathwork. The practice is often accompanied by a meditation or a visualization exercise and we end class with a moment of relaxation closing with the mantra Sat Nam.

Restorative yoga is a calming practice based on sitting and reclined yoga poses with a particular attention to breathwork. In this class we will focus on the subtle powers of the breath helping you unblock tension. The class alternates between sitting and reclined poses and uses accessoires like bolsters and blankets and will include light movement, rhythmic breathing, heart coherence, breath suspension, meditation and relaxation – all combined for revealing the spaciousness within and unlocking your motivation and positivity. Open to all levels, come and explore!

Accompanied by a curated playlist, HIIT Yoga uses the principles of H.I.I.T – High Intensity Interval Training – to get the heart pumping. It’s an excellent way to burn off steam and calories! 30 minutes of HIIT is followed by 30 minutes of calm meditation and stretching that leaves you feeling relaxed and ready for Friyay 🙂

In this class you are partially or completely autonomous in your practice whether in the the choice of poses, the amount of time needed in each pose, or the total duration of your practice. You can arrive when you want and leave when you want between 16h30 and 18h00 so your practice can be as short or as long as needed. The open class is accompanied by Maxime Gamart who was professionally trained in Mysore, the birthplace of this eponymous yoga style. Max has an incredible toolbox of techniques and poses to help you improve!