new to yoga
Are you ready for your first yoga class?
Welcome! We are delighted that you have chosen to join us.
Perhaps you are feeling a bit insecure or are asking yourself if you’ll manage? If so, no problem! Many people feel this way at the beginning. Don’t let these feelings discourage you from coming to your first class.
Yoga will enrich your life
Be open for new things and take on this adventure. We warmly welcome you to the YogaKula community. We promise you that regular yoga practice will change your life in wonderful ways.
Yoga Basic >>, Hot Yoga >>, Vinyasa Flow >>, Ashtanga Yoga >> You may try out 5 courses within 10 consecutive days for 10 Euros.
Simply come to the studio without advance notice, 15 minutes before your class beings to get started.
In the studio, you’ll be asked to fill out a registration form. You may also fill this out at home and bring it with you. Click here to download the registration form.
Please read our >>Handout for Beginners>> as well.
To bring:
- Light, stretchy exercise clothes
- 2 hand towels. (You can also borrow these from the studio.)
- Water (without carbonation)
- Yoga mats are included for trial courses.
- We recommend not to eat 2 hours prior to class and to drink plenty of water throughout the day.
- Many of the yoga sessions (Yoga Basic>>, Hot Yoga >>) are especially meant for beginners.
If you want to further deepen your yoga practice, we recommend you to participate in Vinyasa Flow 1>>.
To attend other sessions, please speak with a teacher in the studio—we are available to answer all your questions!
You can trust that you’ll quickly feel comfortable with the practice and experience. We recommend that you take between 10 and 15 courses within 30 days to experience and feel all the benefits of yoga.
We look forward to meeting you soon!
Just drop in
No reservation is required to attend classes. Read through the descriptions of the various classes in order to choose the appropriate one for you.
Please read our Studio Guidelines. This will help you orient yourself in the yoga-world and be a considerate student.
