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Styles

VINYASA YOGA

Vinyasa Yoga is an energetic blend of flowing yoga postures informed by precise attention to alignment and supported by the relaxed movement of breath throughout the body.

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Vinyasa 1

Our “Vinyasa 1” sessions are beginner level that are powerful practicing experiences in which you will literally re-discover your body,

Vinyasa 1-2

Vinyasa 1 sessions you will be ready to move to “Vinyasa 1-2.” These sessions continue with Yoga Experts guidance to emphasize the fundamentals of yoga while presenting the poses and sequencing of the session in a more challenging way.

Vinyasa 2

In Vinyasa 2 sessions are designed to take you to a level where you will expand on your strength, stamina and flexibility as you master more advanced postures and more demanding sequences under the guidance of a Yoga Expert.

Jivamukti Yoga

Jivamukti Yoga teaches the ways to enlightenment by showing compassion to all living beings. The Jivamukti method is one of nine internationally recognized Hatha Yoga styles.

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Slow Flow

A slower vinyasa style (movement linked with breath) that allows for a yoga practice that is focused on proper breathing, steadiness, comfort in postures and alignment.

HATHA

Considered as the classical yoga, Hatha is the most popular form of yoga practice in the west, and its the foundation of many other new yoga stiles. "Ha" means Sun, "tha" means Moon, Hatha means balancing the polarities inside you.

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Hatha

Hatha Yoga is said to balance the opposing energies of the body - sun and moon, male and female and all the dichotomies in the universe.

Hatha 1-2

Hatha Yoga is a session that combines a smooth flow with balancing different energies and high physical awareness.

Hatha 2

Hatha 2 sessions are designed to work on right allignments of the yoga poses and integrate with them with right breath technics.

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Iyengar

Iyengar yoga is basically a form of Hatha Yoga – a system of Indian philosophy that has been around for at least two and a half thousand years. It is named after B.K.S. Iyengar who has developed a rigorous and detailed approach to the practice and teaching of yoga. It is especially known with using props in order to correct the difficulty that each body may have.

ASHTANGA YOGA

This method of Yoga involves synchronizing the breath with progressive series of postures - a process producing intense internal heat and a profuse, purifying sweat that detoxifies muscles and organs.

Mysore (Self Practice)

*In order to attend Mysore sessions, first you must attend Ashtanga sessions.

Ashtanga Primary Series (for Regular Ashtanga Practitioners)

Permission required for this strong Ashtanga Primary Series session from the Ashtanga Yoga Expert.

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Introduction to Ashtanga

This session is appropriate for beginners who want to explore Ashtanga Yoga. Introduction to Ashtanga session mainly focuses on the breath and understanding the link between breath and movement.

Dharma Yoga

Dharma Yoga, one of the most known modern yoga sc carrying traditional values, was founded in New York by Dharma Mittra in 1975. Its deep roots date back to classical texts and techniques of raja and hatha yoga.

YİN YOGA

Yin Yoga is for yoga practitioners looking for something more than physical postures since Yin Yoga focuses more on connective tissue than muscles.

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Yin Yoga

Yin Yoga is for yoga practitioners looking for something more than physical postures since Yin Yoga focuses more on connective tissue than muscles.

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Yin & Yang Yoga

In these Yin & Yang sessions, both Yin poses (feminine energy, receptivity, introverted) and Yang poses (masculine, dynamic, extroversion) will practiced equally as much as possible.

RESTORATIVE YOGA

These active relaxation Restorative Yoga sessions restore health to your entire body.

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Restorative Yoga

These active relaxation sessions restore health to your entire body.

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Restorative Yin Yoga

Restorative - Yin Yoga is a relaxing and healing practice where Restorative poses are combined with Yin poses as needed.

KUNDALİNİ YOGA

Kundalini yoga is a form of physical and meditative yoga that comprises of various techniques using the mind, body and our senses.

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Kundalini Yoga & Meditation

Kundalini yoga is a form of physical and meditative yoga that comprises of various techniques using the mind, body and our senses.

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Meditation - Pranayama (Free of charge)

This 30 minute session will begin with some light breathwork to focus the mind, followed by a few brief asanas (postures) to rid the body of excess energy and release stiffness in the body,

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Meditation & Pranayama

This 60 minutes session will begin with some light breathwork to focus the mind, followed by a few brief asanas(postures) to rid the body of excess energy and release stiffness in the body,

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Sound Meditation(Free)

All things in existence, the whole universe, are made up at their most essential level of vibrant, pulsating energy, perceived as a humming vibration. The whole creation, including all living beings, is a multitude of interacting vibrations.

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Kids Yoga (Age 6-12)

In Kids Yoga children immerse into the yoga universe in a fun way. With a theme for each session, the yoga poses and the practical knowledge related to the theme and by playing different games and telling stories.

Discovery Yoga Session

These sessions are given in different styles of yoga (Vinyasa, Hatha, Yin, Ashtanga) led by the experts who completed a 200 Hr Yoga Foundations Program and becoming more skilled in the Mentorship program.

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Dharma Yoga, one of the most known modern yoga sc carrying traditional values, was founded in New York by Dharma Mittra in 1975. Its deep roots date back to classical texts and techniques of raja and hatha yoga.

Each session offers practices that are suitable for practitioners at all levels. Asana sequences move the entire body, triggering and cleansing the nadis (subtle energy channels), and are supported by pranayama and meditation techniques. Sessions are completed by deep relaxation for at least 10 minutes.

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