Ashtanga Led class is a guided group practice where the teacher leads everyone through the sequence together, breath by breath. It’s a wonderful way for beginners to get a feel for the rhythm and flow of Ashtanga yoga. The teacher gives clear instructions and demonstrations, so you don’t need to memorize anything—just follow along at your own pace. And if something feels too much, you can always rest or take a simpler variation.
🧘‍♀️In contrast, Mysore style is more self-paced: you practice at your own rhythm while the teacher supports you individually. Beginners usually start with a shorter practice in Mysore, while in Led you move through the sequence together with the group.

Both styles are supportive and welcoming:

In Led, you’re gently carried along by the rhythm of the group.

In Mysore, you build your practice step by step with personal guidance.

Together, they complement each other beautifully—you learn the flow in Led, and deepen your understanding in Mysore.

This functional class blends yoga, core engagement, and therapeutic movement to bring balance, support, and strength to the often-neglected back, pelvis, and hips. We combine Bandha (inner locks), trunk-stabilizing techniques, five-dimensional flow, and yoga-based exercises—all designed to build stability from the inside out. Gentle music accompanies the practice, helping you stay present and connected to your body

Suitable for beginners and all levels - Guided class with verbal instructions and demonstrations.

Een mooie flow les. Het is een zachte Yang energie gericht Vinyasa yoga flow. Versterk maar minder intense, empowering (bekrachtiging) en nourishing met vloeiende bewegingen dat je lichaam uitnodigen om te openen en dan versterken.

A meditative and deeply nourishing practice that targets the connective tissues and joints through long-held, passive poses. By relaxing the muscles and settling into stillness, Yin yoga stimulates circulation, revitalizes energy flow, and invites profound inner awareness. This practice helps you soften not only your body but also your mind—supporting a shift from doing to being, from thinking to feeling.