Stretch and Restore class is gentle, supportive and healing.

The first half hour is all about stretching the entire body. The postures designed to to improve your flexibility, range of motion and increase on muscular strength.

The other half of session, will slow you right down with yin meditative style. Long passive holds in poses, focus on breathing, with supporting the body using yoga props, releasing a tension in deep layers of connective tissues stored in physical and energetic body.

Great for runners, racquet players, all those who like to increase flexibility, building a strength, improving balance, coordination and enhancing a state of mind.

Suitable for all levels.

What to bring:

yoga mat
cushion
blanket

Additionally for extra support:
2 yoga blocks
bolster if you have

Moving through flow sequences to bring more heat, energy and strength in the overall body.

Mixture between balancing asanas to create a strength in overall body and seated poses to improve flexibility in stretching the legs ( hamstrings, quads and calves ) and create stability while in sitting position which will facilitates an opening in the body.

Suitable for all levels.

Prepare:
2 yoga blocks ( the same sizes )
a cushion

Morning 45mins flow for strength and flexibility.

Rising and bowing to the Sun with Sun salutations to harness the life-energy of the Sun. Few sequences to wake you up, to stretch and tone the body, poses that calm the mind and strengthen the heart... and, shining your best.

Get ready:
Cushion and beautiful your-self

Friday morning funky movements to awaken your energy and activate heat in the body through standing poses. Bringing lightness, joy and freshness to your practice.

We might chant, we might use mudras, we might dance...

Feel refreshed, light and joyful after this 30mins flow.

Only need - a cushion and your free' self.

Bringing more creativity into Saturday morning session with Dynamic Mandala Vinyasa Sequences.

We will be circling in 360 degrees around the mat. The sequence may have a single focus, such as opening the hips or, multiple areas of focus; starting and ending a practice with Yin pose.

Suitable more for those who have some previous experience in yoga. Not necessarily in Mandala style but more so as your regular yoga practice.

Prepare:
blanket
cushion