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9.30am - HOT LOW FLOW (60)
Virtual classes - Join our regular classes from where ever you are, at home or on holiday. Classes are live and included in memberships.
1/127 George Street
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What should I wear and bring to the class
• Wear comfy clothes that you can move freely in (for hot classes, clothes you can sweat in).
• Large Towel (when practicing Bikram yoga or Hot Pilates).
• Water bottle.
• Yoga mat if you have one.
• Your biggest and best smile!
• Arrive at least 15-20 minutes before class, so you have enough time to meet your teacher and settle in.
• Avoid eating a large meal within 2 hours prior to class. But if you’re hungry have a light snack, like a piece of fruit.
• And turn off your mobile phone while in the studio and leave it in a locker ; )
How often should I practice
Everyday if you like, but you will already see great benefits from practicing 2-3 per week.
I'm new to yoga, which class should I start
All classes are suitable for the absolute beginner with the exception of our Bikram silent classes.
I’m pregnant or just had a baby, when can I practice yoga
We recommend joining our yin classes, a slower class with nurturing modifications for pregnancy. All classes are great for post natal, please check with your doctor before joining and let your teacher know.
I had an injury in the past, can I still practice
Absolutely, in all classes our teachers have the ability to suggest variations to suit your abilities. Remember to speak to the teacher about your injuries. Bikram yoga is a therapeutic sequence designed specifically for rehabilitation. Please check with your doctor before joining.
Is yoga for everyone
Yoga is suitable for women and men of all ages, fitness and flexibility levels, and kids above the age of 12.
What sort of benefits can I expect from yoga
Increased flexibility, strength and balance, Improved sports performance and recovery, injury rehabilitation, pain management. Improved concentration and mental strength. Stress release, deep sleep, increased energy and stamina. A overall sense peace and wellbeing.