Slow deep stretches! No need to rush into anything, each moment will be a conscious connection with breath and body throughout the entire 1-hour practice. Perfect for beginners or experienced yogis!

Yin yoga is the perfect balance to our faster paced classes. Providing a slower, more meditative state within your body. Nourishing ligaments, tendons and joints. Yin yoga is also for anyone who is dealing with injuries or a chronic conditions as this style in particular is a more restorative practice than other forms of exercise. Yin can also be a great starting point for anyone interested in meditation

Flowing from a beautiful moving practice of vinyasa all the way to moving into our Yin, which is full of deep nourishing stretches

A slower style of yoga with longer deeper holds and a focus on a more grounded/seated practice which will help to create space and length in our bodies, in return helping to balance out our minds, with a calming effects throughout our whole practice

This practice is all about our movement and breath. Without one, we cannot have the other. You can expect a steadly paced class, where we marry up the breath and movement, warm our bodies internally to calm our minds. We will finish each class with a couple of long deep nourishing stretches before we savasana.

a light-hearted group session run by Allennie, which will guide you through stillness into a state of harmony where you are free to explore, connect and reflect upon your true self

A longer class intentionally, so you are able to drop into the magic of stillness. With this class you can expect long relaxing holds of postures. This allows us to move into deep meditation, which helps us to relax into the parasympathetic nervous system to balance our mind, body and soul

This class is suitable for prenatal students. A beautiful practice to connect with the breath while finding gentle loving movements for our bodies which are working so hard to create and readjust to all the changes that are happening.
A beautiful preparation for birth as the connection with the breath keeps us coming back home to our bodies over and over again.