Free trial lessons for beginners:
14–24 September
September is the perfect time to start (or restart) your yoga practice. To support you in this new beginning, from 14 to 24 September we’re offering free trial lessons for those trying yoga for the first time or wishing to consolidate their foundations at a gentle, mindful pace.
BEGINNERS’ CLASSES – FREE TRIAL
Monday 17:30 – 18:30 Gentle Yoga and Prenatal Yoga
A gentle and accessible practice, ideal for those seeking a gentle approach to yoga. The sequences are adapted to ensure safety and comfort, with particular attention to the wellbeing of the back and pelvic floor. Perfect for pregnant women (subject to medical clearance), those suffering from stiffness, or anyone looking for a less intense practice.
Thursday 11.00 – 12.00 Sivananda Yoga for beginners
A gentle, structured programme of classical yoga. The class follows the Sivananda method, which combines breathing exercises (Pranayama), the Sun Salutation, held asanas and deep relaxation. Each session is designed to develop strength, flexibility and mindfulness in a gradual way that respects the body. On a philosophical level, it is inspired by Advaita Vedānta, the tradition of non-duality rooted in the Vedas.
FREE TRIAL on Thursday 17 and 24 September.
Thursday 19:30 – 20:30 Anusara Hatha Yoga for beginners
Anusara is a dynamic and creative method with no fixed sequences. Each class is built around a specific theme and gradually prepares the body to reach a final peak pose. Based on principles of universal alignment, it combines anatomical precision with fluidity of movement. Philosophically, it is inspired by non-dual Tantric Shaivism, integrating stability, grounding and openness of the heart.
FREE TRIAL on Thursday 17 and 24 September.MEDITATION – FREE TRIAL
Thursday 12:10 – Pranayama and Meditation
A practice focused on the breath and inner stillness, to learn how to cultivate mindfulness and mental stability. Pranayama is the art of regulating and directing Prāṇa, the vital energy that circulates through the body via the breath. Through specific techniques of inhalation, exhalation and breath retention, Pranayama purifies the energy channels, calms the nervous system and prepares the mind for meditation. It is not simply a matter of ‘breathing better’, but of using the breath as a tool to directly influence one’s physical, emotional and mental state. Ānāpāna meditation (or Ānāpānasati, ‘mindfulness of inhalation and exhalation’) is the practice of observing the breath as it is, without altering it, focusing attention on the natural sensations of inhalation and exhalation. This practice develops concentration, presence and awareness of the transient nature of every experience.
FREE TRIAL on Thursday 17 and 24 September.
BOOK YOUR FIRST LESSON
Free trial offer for beginners from 14–24 September.
Limited places, booking essential.
Info and bookings:
Monica 📞 +39 347 696 1312 (WhatsApp)
Lorena 📞 +39 338 496 7172 (WhatsApp)
