Vinyasa flow mixed with Yin and /or restorative postures

Vinyasa yoga, an offshoot of Ashtanga Yoga, is a graceful practice that coordinates movement with the breath to flow from one pose to the next.

No two Vinyasa Yoga practices are similar, and the intensity can vary from a soft and introspective sequence, to a strong and challenging one. You will be able to increase muscle strength, endurance and flexibility, and reduce levels of stress, while at the same time, refocus, calm your mind and reach a state of total bliss!

If you want to break away from your routine and love a fluid practice, Vinyasa may be just your calling.

Vinyasa yoga, an offshoot of Ashtanga Yoga, is a graceful practice that coordinates movement with the breath to flow from one pose to the next.

No two Vinyasa Yoga practices are similar, and the intensity can vary from a soft and introspective sequence, to a strong and challenging one. You will be able to increase muscle strength, endurance and flexibility, and reduce levels of stress, while at the same time, refocus, calm your mind and reach a state of total bliss!

If you want to break away from your routine and love a fluid practice, Vinyasa may be just your calling.

Vinyasa yoga, an offshoot of Ashtanga Yoga, is a graceful practice that coordinates movement with the breath to flow from one pose to the next.

No two Vinyasa Yoga practices are similar, and the intensity can vary from a soft and introspective sequence, to a strong and challenging one. You will be able to increase muscle strength, endurance and flexibility, and reduce levels of stress, while at the same time, refocus, calm your mind and reach a state of total bliss!

If you want to break away from your routine and love a fluid practice, Vinyasa may be just your calling.

Vinyasa flow mixed with Yin and /or restorative postures

Vinyasa yoga, an offshoot of Ashtanga Yoga, is a graceful practice that coordinates movement with the breath to flow from one pose to the next.

No two Vinyasa Yoga practices are similar, and the intensity can vary from a soft and introspective sequence, to a strong and challenging one. You will be able to increase muscle strength, endurance and flexibility, and reduce levels of stress, while at the same time, refocus, calm your mind and reach a state of total bliss!

If you want to break away from your routine and love a fluid practice, Vinyasa may be just your calling.

This class is especially designed to accommodate everyone, no matter your age or physical condition.

Yoga for all is all about healing the mind and body through simple poses, with the help of props such as cushions, blocs, straps, stool, chairs or wall. This way, we will help the body experience the benefits of a pose without having to exert any unnecessary effort.

This class is also ideal for athletic and dynamic types who need to release tension in overworked joints, and it is also good for those who need to relax and soothe frayed nerves, or those looking for a slower and more introspective practice.

A lovely slow paced class for everyone to enjoy!

Posture Clinic: Chaturanga Dandasana, & Bakasana (Crow pose)

Understanding proper alignment to build a solid, safe and strong foundation for your yoga practice.

Chaturanga is one of the foundational postures of the Vinyasa practice. However, this posture is so demanding that we often compromise alignment to make up for the challenge, thereby leading to physical discomforts.
Nathalie will help you overcome this love/ hate relationship with Chaturanga Dandasana through practical techniques and tools, and show you how to practice this Asana with greater clarity and ease.
We will then learn how to use basic Chaturanga Dandasana principles to guide us through our practices of arm balances, here with an introduction to Bakasana (Crow pose).

minimum 5 participants for the workshop to take place. (max 20)

Rs600 before August 20.
Rs750 as of August 20