Classes

Our Classes

For class information, check out the the below carousel, where you can see & book specific classes with the additional option to book a 10-class pack. Alternatively, see our memberships page for the full array of membership types. 


Timetable for classes

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Teacher
Jodie Quicke

Timings
Tuesday 4:30am
Wednesday 5:30pm

Ashtanga Yoga (teacher-led)

Intensity 3/3
Complexity 3/3
What you will need 
Towel and water.

Ashtanga is a very dynamic and athletic form of yoga composed of a set sequence of asanas. It combines movement, pranayama (breath work), drishti (focus) and the engagement of bandhas (body locks) to increase stamina and muscle strength, reduce blood pressure and stress, and boost mental clarity and concentration.

Although Ashtanga is precise and physically challenging, beginners are welcomed and will be guided through all the series.

Work your body and stay focused on and off your mat with Ashtanga classes taught by Cass and Jodie.

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Teacher
Taylor Lloyd

Timings
Thursday 6pm

Beginner's Friendly Slow Flow

Intensity 1-3/3 (Variable) 
Complexity 1-3/3 (Variable) 
What you will need 
Towel and water.

This is a mindful slow-flow, combining dynamic movement with some static postures and breath-work at a manageable pace. The slower nature of the practice allows for greater focus on alignment and mindful breathing, making this practice accessible to yogis of all levels. This is a great class to become accustomed to the asanas if you are just beginning in your yoga journey.

Exercising Yoga

Teacher
Jade James 

Timings
Friday 6:30am

Pilates (Mat)

Intensity 1-3/3 (Variable)
Complexity 1-3/3 (Variable)
What you will need 
Towel and water.

Our experienced instructors will guide you through a series of exercises designed to improve your posture, increase your flexibility, and tone your muscles. Suitable for all levels, this class is the perfect addition to any fitness routine.

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Teacher
Jess Morton
Nina Wellz

Timings
Jess Morton: Sunday, 6:30pm (Every 2 weeks)

Nina Wellz (once a month): Sunday, 6:30pm

Mindful Meditation

Intensity 1/3
Complexity 1/3
What you will need 
Towel and water.

Life can get busy and overwhelming. Meditation is a timeless practice that can help us overcome this overwhelm and gradually allow us to experience self-realisation and spiritual fulfilment. The secret to gaining the benefits is to practice it regularly.

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Teacher & Timings

Dani Kelly – Mon 7:00-8:00pm (Fortnightly)

Rob Kramme – Mon 7:00-8:00pm (Fortnightly)

Taylor Lloyd – Wed 7:00-8:00pm

Restorative Yin

Intensity 1/3
Complexity 1-3/3 ( Variable) 
What you will need 
Towel and water.

Yin works on the deep connective tissues (fascia, tendons and ligaments) and joints, improving flexibility and mobility, and calming and balancing the mind and body. In restorative yin, the longer holds are passive, held and supported through the use of props such as bolsters and blocks. This class will relieve tension in both the body and mind and leave you feeling relaxed and centred.

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Teachers & Timings

Taylor Lloyd Mon – 5:30-6:30pm (Fortnightly)
Rob Kramme Mon – 5:30-6:30pm (fortnightly)
Celeste Stephens – Tue 9th: 7:00-8:00pm
Celeste Stephens – Sat 13th: 9:00-10:00am

Vinyasa Flow

Intensity 3/3
Complexity 3/3
What you will need 
Towel and water.

Vinyasa is generally a faster practice, however all experience levels are welcomed as modifications and options are provided to suit all different levels of practice, and cues are given to ensure safe body alignment. The focus on pairing the breath with movement aids in quieting the mind, and the dynamic movement allows the heart rate to increase, building cardiovascular fitness and heat internally, allowing muscles to stretch further and deeper. The term ‘vinyasa’ is derived from ‘nyasa,’ meaning to place, and ‘vi,’ meaning ‘in a special way.’ This means we are not throwing our bodies around, but rather bringing consciousness to each movement in every moment.

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Teacher
Jodie Quicke

Timings
Fri 4:00-5:00am

Self Practice

Intensity Variable
Complexity Variable
What you will need 
Towel and water.

A free drop-in session where you can come along to the studio and practice yoga, supported by the presence of other yogis. A perfect solution if you don’t have the space or motivation to dedicate to your self practice at home.