Unlike more dynamic yoga styles, Yin Yoga is a slow, meditative practice where postures are held for extended periods – typically 3 to 5 minutes, sometimes longer. The focus isn't on muscular engagement, but rather on gently stressing the body's deeper connective tissues: the ligaments, joints, fascia, and bones.

Vinyasa, often called 'Flow Yoga,' is a dynamic and creative style where movement is precisely synchronized with the breath. Unlike fixed sequences, Vinyasa classes are known for their diversity. Each teacher, and often each class, offers a unique sequence of postures, making every session an exciting and new experience.

Guided meditation practice that brings deep physical, mental, and emotional relaxation. Also known as “yogic sleep,” it leads the body into a state of rest while the mind remains aware, helping to reduce stress, improve sleep, and promote inner healing.

Structured, dynamic style of yoga that links breath with movement in a set sequence of postures. Developed by Sri K. Pattabhi Jois, it builds strength, flexibility, and focus through six progressive series. Combining breath control, posture, and gaze, Ashtanga creates a moving meditation that purifies the body and calms the mind.

Unlike more dynamic yoga styles, Yin Yoga is a slow, meditative practice where postures are held for extended periods – typically 3 to 5 minutes, sometimes longer. The focus isn't on muscular engagement, but rather on gently stressing the body's deeper connective tissues: the ligaments, joints, fascia, and bones

A dynamic yet accessible style of yoga that seamlessly blends the foundational postures of Hatha Yoga with a fluid, breath-synchronized movement. Unlike static holding, each pose flows gracefully into the next, creating a moving meditation that is both invigorating and calming.

Guided meditation practice that brings deep physical, mental, and emotional relaxation. Also known as “yogic sleep,” it leads the body into a state of rest while the mind remains aware, helping to reduce stress, improve sleep, and promote inner healing.

Vinyasa, often called 'Flow Yoga,' is a dynamic and creative style where movement is precisely synchronized with the breath. Unlike fixed sequences, Vinyasa classes are known for their diversity. Each teacher, and often each class, offers a unique sequence of postures, making every session an exciting and new experience.

Unlike more dynamic yoga styles, Yin Yoga is a slow, meditative practice where postures are held for extended periods – typically 3 to 5 minutes, sometimes longer. The focus isn't on muscular engagement, but rather on gently stressing the body's deeper connective tissues: the ligaments, joints, fascia, and bones.