Monday, 9 March
09:30
Bronika
Gentle Hatha
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Gentle Hatha
9 March 2026 •
09:30 - 10:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Bronika Carter
Over the past decade, yoga has been a constant source of strength, clarity, and calm in my life. What began as a way to support my own well-being, physically, mentally, and emotionally evolved into something much deeper. Yoga helped me navigate major life changes, recover from breast cancer, and stay grounded through challenging times. It’s through these experiences that I truly came to understand the healing power of movement, breath, and stillness. Whether you're seeking balance, rebuilding strength, or simply carving out time to breathe, I’m here to guide you in a way that feels safe, respectful, and grounded.
Description
A welcoming morning class designed to help you move, stretch and reset for the day ahead.
We move at a steady pace with clear guidance, focusing on gentle strength, mobility and balance.
Options are always offered so you can work at a level that feels right for your body.
Perfect if you prefer a smaller class and a calm, supportive environment.
Suitable for beginners and anyone looking for a slower, more mindful practice.
Perfect after school drop-off or if you have a quiet morning to yourself.
We move at a steady pace with clear guidance, focusing on gentle strength, mobility and balance.
Options are always offered so you can work at a level that feels right for your body.
Perfect if you prefer a smaller class and a calm, supportive environment.
Suitable for beginners and anyone looking for a slower, more mindful practice.
Perfect after school drop-off or if you have a quiet morning to yourself.
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18:30
Laura
Hatha Yoga
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda WA 6076
Hatha Yoga
9 March 2026 •
18:30 - 19:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda WA 6076
Laura Leyland
Laura is a 250-hour trained yoga teacher who brings a balanced, flowing and energising approach to her classes. With over ten years of personal practice, she values clarity, alignment and thoughtful progression. Laura’s teaching style leans toward slow, strength-building flows that prioritise safe technique, balance and longevity in the body. She aims to create structured, supportive classes where students feel both challenged and steady, leaving grounded, capable and connected.
Description
A moderate-paced class blending steady, flowing movement with clear attention to alignment and breath. Using foundational postures and mindful transitions, the practice builds strength, stability, mobility, and body awareness in a sustainable way.
Expect a balance of effort and ease, with held poses, purposeful movement, and guided breathing, finishing with deep relaxation.
More energising than Gentle Hatha, while remaining grounded and supportive.
Suitable for relatively healthy beginners through to experienced students.
Expect a balance of effort and ease, with held poses, purposeful movement, and guided breathing, finishing with deep relaxation.
More energising than Gentle Hatha, while remaining grounded and supportive.
Suitable for relatively healthy beginners through to experienced students.
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Tuesday, 10 March
09:30
Bronika
Gentle Hatha
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Gentle Hatha
10 March 2026 •
09:30 - 10:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Bronika Carter
Over the past decade, yoga has been a constant source of strength, clarity, and calm in my life. What began as a way to support my own well-being, physically, mentally, and emotionally evolved into something much deeper. Yoga helped me navigate major life changes, recover from breast cancer, and stay grounded through challenging times. It’s through these experiences that I truly came to understand the healing power of movement, breath, and stillness. Whether you're seeking balance, rebuilding strength, or simply carving out time to breathe, I’m here to guide you in a way that feels safe, respectful, and grounded.
Description
A welcoming morning class designed to help you move, stretch and reset for the day ahead.
We move at a steady pace with clear guidance, focusing on gentle strength, mobility and balance.
Options are always offered so you can work at a level that feels right for your body.
Perfect if you prefer a smaller class and a calm, supportive environment.
Suitable for beginners and anyone looking for a slower, more mindful practice.
Perfect after school drop-off or if you have a quiet morning to yourself.
We move at a steady pace with clear guidance, focusing on gentle strength, mobility and balance.
Options are always offered so you can work at a level that feels right for your body.
Perfect if you prefer a smaller class and a calm, supportive environment.
Suitable for beginners and anyone looking for a slower, more mindful practice.
Perfect after school drop-off or if you have a quiet morning to yourself.
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18:30
Bronika
Gentle Hatha
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Gentle Hatha
10 March 2026 •
18:30 - 19:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Bronika Carter
Over the past decade, yoga has been a constant source of strength, clarity, and calm in my life. What began as a way to support my own well-being, physically, mentally, and emotionally evolved into something much deeper. Yoga helped me navigate major life changes, recover from breast cancer, and stay grounded through challenging times. It’s through these experiences that I truly came to understand the healing power of movement, breath, and stillness. Whether you're seeking balance, rebuilding strength, or simply carving out time to breathe, I’m here to guide you in a way that feels safe, respectful, and grounded.
Description
This class is welcoming to beginners and experienced students alike, and is well suited to those working with injury, reduced mobility, or during pregnancy.
Gentle Hatha is taught at an unhurried pace, with mindful continuous movement to ease tension and soften habitual holding in the body. Supportive props are used in restorative postures to help you feel safe, comfortable, and fully supported, allowing the body to settle and recover.
Breath awareness is woven throughout the class to steady the mind, gently replenish your energy, and create space for deep rest and renewal.
Gentle Hatha is taught at an unhurried pace, with mindful continuous movement to ease tension and soften habitual holding in the body. Supportive props are used in restorative postures to help you feel safe, comfortable, and fully supported, allowing the body to settle and recover.
Breath awareness is woven throughout the class to steady the mind, gently replenish your energy, and create space for deep rest and renewal.
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Wednesday, 11 March
18:30
Laura
Hatha Yoga
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Hatha Yoga
11 March 2026 •
18:30 - 19:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Laura Leyland
Laura is a 250-hour trained yoga teacher who brings a balanced, flowing and energising approach to her classes. With over ten years of personal practice, she values clarity, alignment and thoughtful progression. Laura’s teaching style leans toward slow, strength-building flows that prioritise safe technique, balance and longevity in the body. She aims to create structured, supportive classes where students feel both challenged and steady, leaving grounded, capable and connected.
Description
A moderate-paced class blending steady, flowing movement with clear attention to alignment and breath. Using foundational postures and mindful transitions, the practice builds strength, stability, mobility, and body awareness in a sustainable way.
Expect a balance of effort and ease, with held poses, purposeful movement, and guided breathing, finishing with deep relaxation.
More energising than Gentle Hatha, while remaining grounded and supportive.
Suitable for relatively healthy beginners through to experienced students.
Expect a balance of effort and ease, with held poses, purposeful movement, and guided breathing, finishing with deep relaxation.
More energising than Gentle Hatha, while remaining grounded and supportive.
Suitable for relatively healthy beginners through to experienced students.
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Thursday, 12 March
09:30
Bronika
Gentle Hatha
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Gentle Hatha
12 March 2026 •
09:30 - 10:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Bronika Carter
Over the past decade, yoga has been a constant source of strength, clarity, and calm in my life. What began as a way to support my own well-being, physically, mentally, and emotionally evolved into something much deeper. Yoga helped me navigate major life changes, recover from breast cancer, and stay grounded through challenging times. It’s through these experiences that I truly came to understand the healing power of movement, breath, and stillness. Whether you're seeking balance, rebuilding strength, or simply carving out time to breathe, I’m here to guide you in a way that feels safe, respectful, and grounded.
Description
A welcoming morning class designed to help you move, stretch and reset for the day ahead.
We move at a steady pace with clear guidance, focusing on gentle strength, mobility and balance.
Options are always offered so you can work at a level that feels right for your body.
Perfect if you prefer a smaller class and a calm, supportive environment.
Suitable for beginners and anyone looking for a slower, more mindful practice.
Perfect after school drop-off or if you have a quiet morning to yourself.
We move at a steady pace with clear guidance, focusing on gentle strength, mobility and balance.
Options are always offered so you can work at a level that feels right for your body.
Perfect if you prefer a smaller class and a calm, supportive environment.
Suitable for beginners and anyone looking for a slower, more mindful practice.
Perfect after school drop-off or if you have a quiet morning to yourself.
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18:30
Bronika
Gentle Hatha
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Gentle Hatha
12 March 2026 •
18:30 - 19:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Bronika Carter
Over the past decade, yoga has been a constant source of strength, clarity, and calm in my life. What began as a way to support my own well-being, physically, mentally, and emotionally evolved into something much deeper. Yoga helped me navigate major life changes, recover from breast cancer, and stay grounded through challenging times. It’s through these experiences that I truly came to understand the healing power of movement, breath, and stillness. Whether you're seeking balance, rebuilding strength, or simply carving out time to breathe, I’m here to guide you in a way that feels safe, respectful, and grounded.
Description
Gentle Hatha combines slow, deliberate movement with breath awareness to help you build strength, improve mobility, and release tension. Poses are held long enough to develop stability and confidence in the body, while the slower pace allows time to move safely and comfortably.
This class is suitable for beginners, those returning to yoga, or anyone who prefers a quieter, more nurturing style of practice. It’s also a good choice if you’re working with stiffness, recovering from injury, or simply wanting a gentler pace.
Each class finishes with relaxation so you leave feeling calmer, lighter, and more at home in your body.
This class is suitable for beginners, those returning to yoga, or anyone who prefers a quieter, more nurturing style of practice. It’s also a good choice if you’re working with stiffness, recovering from injury, or simply wanting a gentler pace.
Each class finishes with relaxation so you leave feeling calmer, lighter, and more at home in your body.
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Friday, 13 March
09:30
Bronika
Gentle Hatha
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Gentle Hatha
13 March 2026 •
09:30 - 10:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Bronika Carter
Over the past decade, yoga has been a constant source of strength, clarity, and calm in my life. What began as a way to support my own well-being, physically, mentally, and emotionally evolved into something much deeper. Yoga helped me navigate major life changes, recover from breast cancer, and stay grounded through challenging times. It’s through these experiences that I truly came to understand the healing power of movement, breath, and stillness. Whether you're seeking balance, rebuilding strength, or simply carving out time to breathe, I’m here to guide you in a way that feels safe, respectful, and grounded.
Description
A welcoming morning class designed to help you move, stretch and reset for the day ahead.
We move at a steady pace with clear guidance, focusing on gentle strength, mobility and balance.
Options are always offered so you can work at a level that feels right for your body.
Perfect if you prefer a smaller class and a calm, supportive environment.
Suitable for beginners and anyone looking for a slower, more mindful practice.
Perfect after school drop-off or if you have a quiet morning to yourself.
We move at a steady pace with clear guidance, focusing on gentle strength, mobility and balance.
Options are always offered so you can work at a level that feels right for your body.
Perfect if you prefer a smaller class and a calm, supportive environment.
Suitable for beginners and anyone looking for a slower, more mindful practice.
Perfect after school drop-off or if you have a quiet morning to yourself.
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16:30
Linda
Restorative Yoga
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Restorative Yoga
13 March 2026 •
16:30 - 17:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Linda Hollenberg
Linda came to yoga over 20 years ago while seeking a kinder way to care for her body after many years of ballet training. What she discovered was not only physical relief, but a practice that offered steadiness, perspective and support through all stages of life.
Becoming a yoga teacher had long been a quiet dream, which she finally followed while on maternity leave. Today, Linda specialises in pre- and postnatal yoga, chair yoga for seniors, and yin and restorative practices.
Her classes are gentle, calm and nurturing, with a focus on breath, mindful movement, rest and stillness. Linda creates a welcoming space where students are encouraged to slow down, listen inwardly and cultivate self-compassion, comfort and ease — both on and off the mat.
Description
A nourishing way to end the week feeling refreshed, grounded, with a clear mind and ready for the weekend! Restorative Yoga is a slow, calming practice where the body is fully supported with props so you can rest comfortably in each pose.
The focus is on deep relaxation, helping release tension and allowing the body, breath and mind to settle. Suitable for everybody.
The focus is on deep relaxation, helping release tension and allowing the body, breath and mind to settle. Suitable for everybody.
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Saturday, 14 March
07:30
Bronika
Hatha Yoga
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Hatha Yoga
14 March 2026 •
07:30 - 08:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Bronika Carter
Over the past decade, yoga has been a constant source of strength, clarity, and calm in my life. What began as a way to support my own well-being, physically, mentally, and emotionally evolved into something much deeper. Yoga helped me navigate major life changes, recover from breast cancer, and stay grounded through challenging times. It’s through these experiences that I truly came to understand the healing power of movement, breath, and stillness. Whether you're seeking balance, rebuilding strength, or simply carving out time to breathe, I’m here to guide you in a way that feels safe, respectful, and grounded.
Description
A moderate-paced class blending steady, flowing movement with clear attention to alignment and breath. Using foundational postures and mindful transitions, the practice builds strength, stability, mobility, and body awareness in a sustainable way.
Expect a balance of effort and ease, with held poses, purposeful movement, and guided breathing, finishing with deep relaxation.
More energising than Gentle Hatha, while remaining grounded and supportive.
Suitable for relatively healthy beginners through to experienced students.
Expect a balance of effort and ease, with held poses, purposeful movement, and guided breathing, finishing with deep relaxation.
More energising than Gentle Hatha, while remaining grounded and supportive.
Suitable for relatively healthy beginners through to experienced students.
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09:00
Bronika
Gentle Hatha
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda WA 6076
Gentle Hatha
14 March 2026 •
09:00 - 10:00
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda WA 6076
Bronika Carter
Over the past decade, yoga has been a constant source of strength, clarity, and calm in my life. What began as a way to support my own well-being, physically, mentally, and emotionally evolved into something much deeper. Yoga helped me navigate major life changes, recover from breast cancer, and stay grounded through challenging times. It’s through these experiences that I truly came to understand the healing power of movement, breath, and stillness. Whether you're seeking balance, rebuilding strength, or simply carving out time to breathe, I’m here to guide you in a way that feels safe, respectful, and grounded.
Description
A welcoming morning class designed to help you move, stretch and reset for the day ahead.
We move at a steady pace with clear guidance, focusing on gentle strength, mobility and balance.
Options are always offered so you can work at a level that feels right for your body.
Perfect if you prefer a smaller class and a calm, supportive environment.
Suitable for beginners and anyone looking for a slower, more mindful practice.
Perfect if you have a quiet morning to yourself.
We move at a steady pace with clear guidance, focusing on gentle strength, mobility and balance.
Options are always offered so you can work at a level that feels right for your body.
Perfect if you prefer a smaller class and a calm, supportive environment.
Suitable for beginners and anyone looking for a slower, more mindful practice.
Perfect if you have a quiet morning to yourself.
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Sunday, 15 March
09:30
Bronika
Gentle Hatha - Reset for the Week Ahead
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Gentle Hatha - Reset for the Week Ahead
15 March 2026 •
09:30 - 10:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Bronika Carter
Over the past decade, yoga has been a constant source of strength, clarity, and calm in my life. What began as a way to support my own well-being, physically, mentally, and emotionally evolved into something much deeper. Yoga helped me navigate major life changes, recover from breast cancer, and stay grounded through challenging times. It’s through these experiences that I truly came to understand the healing power of movement, breath, and stillness. Whether you're seeking balance, rebuilding strength, or simply carving out time to breathe, I’m here to guide you in a way that feels safe, respectful, and grounded.
Description
A calm, steady practice that is both supportive and strengthening.
Gentle Hatha combines slow, deliberate movement with breath awareness to help you build strength, improve mobility, and release tension. Poses are held long enough to develop stability and confidence in the body, while the slower pace allows time to move safely and comfortably.
This class is suitable for beginners, those returning to yoga, or anyone who prefers a quieter, more nurturing style of practice. It’s also a good choice if you’re working with stiffness, recovering from injury, or simply wanting a gentler pace.
Sometimes props are used to support the body, and clear guidance is given to help you move with good alignment and ease. Each class finishes with relaxation so you leave feeling calmer, lighter, and more at home in your body.
Gentle Hatha combines slow, deliberate movement with breath awareness to help you build strength, improve mobility, and release tension. Poses are held long enough to develop stability and confidence in the body, while the slower pace allows time to move safely and comfortably.
This class is suitable for beginners, those returning to yoga, or anyone who prefers a quieter, more nurturing style of practice. It’s also a good choice if you’re working with stiffness, recovering from injury, or simply wanting a gentler pace.
Sometimes props are used to support the body, and clear guidance is given to help you move with good alignment and ease. Each class finishes with relaxation so you leave feeling calmer, lighter, and more at home in your body.
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16:30
Linda
Restorative Yoga
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Restorative Yoga
15 March 2026 •
16:30 - 17:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Linda Hollenberg
Linda came to yoga over 20 years ago while seeking a kinder way to care for her body after many years of ballet training. What she discovered was not only physical relief, but a practice that offered steadiness, perspective and support through all stages of life.
Becoming a yoga teacher had long been a quiet dream, which she finally followed while on maternity leave. Today, Linda specialises in pre- and postnatal yoga, chair yoga for seniors, and yin and restorative practices.
Her classes are gentle, calm and nurturing, with a focus on breath, mindful movement, rest and stillness. Linda creates a welcoming space where students are encouraged to slow down, listen inwardly and cultivate self-compassion, comfort and ease — both on and off the mat.
Description
A nourishing way to end the week feeling refreshed, grounded, with a clear mind and ready for the week ahead. Restorative Yoga is a slow, calming practice where the body is fully supported with props so you can rest comfortably in each pose.
The focus is on deep relaxation, helping release tension and allowing the body, breath and mind to settle. Suitable for everybody.
The focus is on deep relaxation, helping release tension and allowing the body, breath and mind to settle. Suitable for everybody.
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