In October, we’re shifting our focus to the three bandhas: the jalandhara, uddiyana and muladhara bandha. Physiologically, the bandhas are groups of muscles that aid the breathing during the asana (posture) practice and support the body. But beyond this role,...
The shala is open on Monday! The following classes will be available in the studio on Monday, 02.10.23: 7:00 – 8:45 Mysore with Katerina 9:00 – 10:00 Ashtanga Led with Robyn No afternoon classes! Take some rest 🙂
Part of the the August monthly focus, Thoracic Release, Amy is running a workshop this Sunday, based around exercises and asanas that strengthen the body, improve flexibility for a healthy spine and therefore create ease in the back-bending postures. Great opportunity...
In Ashtanga Yoga we practice different sequences of postures. Beginning with the primary series, followed by intermediate series, and then the advanced series. The idea of progressing through a set sequence, which increases in intensity and complexity, appeals to...
Easter can serve as a good opportunity to intensify our Yoga practice, or depending on where you are at, to simply reconnect. As always on public holidays we understand that it is a favourite time to fit in some Yoga, therefore we remain open and are there for you....
The beautiful, soothing practice of Pranayama creates health, longevity, and is used in therapeutic applications. Through the breath we gain access to our mind. As Michael Stone comments in his book ‘The Inner Tradition of Yoga’: When we stretch the...
