Hot Vinyasa
Flowing heated sequence linked to breath.
Heated vinyasa and hot hatha classes in an infrared-warmed room that loosens muscles and focuses the mind. Between 32 and 38°C depending on the class. A mat, large towel and plenty of water. Yes – start with Hot Yoga Basics or Warm Yin. Eat lightly at least two hours before. Flowing heated sequence linked to breath. Classic held postures at a steady pace. Long, gentle holds at a milder temperature. Hydration, pacing and postures for beginners. Tell us your goals and schedule and we will book the right first session.
Technique first, then intensity.

Choosing your programme.
How hot is the room?
What should I bring?
Can beginners join?
Should I eat before class?
Every programme has a purpose.
Hot Vinyasa
Hot Hatha
Warm Yin
Hot Yoga Basics
Start with Hot Yoga Studio.