Julie Quah Yoga

Julie Quah Yoga Teaching yoga techniques that are very simple to follow and easy to practice. Primary Yoga Styles : Hatha and Vinyasa(Flow) Yoga.

Julie Quah been practicing Yoga for the past 17 years and is a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT 200) since 2006. Specializes in Yoga on A Ball for Therapeutic and Restorative yoga for the back and core building and to improve balance.

Better together. There is such a special energy in a room full of people breathing and moving in sync.In this mid-week f...
09/04/2026

Better together. There is such a special energy in a room full of people breathing and moving in sync.

In this mid-week flow we stretching out the tension and recharging the soul with the best crew and flowing together through the sequences.

From Triangle to Tree pose, we’re building strength and flexibility one breath at a time.

Here is a space for you to start your stability journey.

The practice begins and ends with a single point of focus. As we move through the opening poses, we aren’t just stretchi...
07/04/2026

The practice begins and ends with a single point of focus. As we move through the opening poses, we aren’t just stretching the body; we are steadying the mind, building the quiet strength required to stay present before the flow intensifies.

By the time we close the practice, we return to that same midline, bringing the limbs back to center to integrate everything we’ve felt; the wobbles, the strength, and the stillness. Whether binding in a final twist or finding symmetry in a closing stretch, we gather the energy of the entire sequence to leave the mat feeling taller, more grounded, and fully aligned.





Breath by breath, pose by pose. Flowing through this Vinyasa sequence. There is so much power in a collective practice -...
05/04/2026

Breath by breath, pose by pose. Flowing through this Vinyasa sequence. There is so much power in a collective practice - deepening our alignment and finding new space in the body using the wall.

DM us to start your journey and be part of JQY





Leveling up with the blocks.  Our first Hatha Vinyasa session was all about intentional resistance. By incorporating yog...
04/04/2026

Leveling up with the blocks.

Our first Hatha Vinyasa session was all about intentional resistance. By incorporating yoga blocks into our flow, we moved beyond flexibility to target deep core engagement and glute activation. Whether we were hovering them in Navasana or using them to find extra height in our lunges, every movement required more precision and power. It may look easy until you try this workout.

Be stronger together!

Pro-Tip: Squeezing the block between your hands or feet doesn't just add weight, it activates the midline, which is the secret to staying stable during those shaky transitions!





A fresh mat, a new rhythm. April is officially here, and we’ve traded the stability balls for a steady Hatha Vinyasa flo...
03/04/2026

A fresh mat, a new rhythm.

April is officially here, and we’ve traded the stability balls for a steady Hatha Vinyasa flow.

There’s a special kind of magic in the first session of a new series. Same community, brand new energy.

So proud of how everyone transitioned to the floor today. Who’s ready for the rest of this month’s journey?

Steady progress over perfection. ✨Huge shoutout to these beginner yogis for their consistency! Seeing everyone’s alignme...
02/04/2026

Steady progress over perfection. ✨

Huge shoutout to these beginner yogis for their consistency! Seeing everyone’s alignment and focus evolve week by week since the beginning of their journey is what it’s all about. Keep flowing!

This class is open to anyone who wants to start their mindful journey. Book your slot with these encouraging squad now.





For our final Ball Yoga session this round, we were busy negotiating with gravity. 🌎The ball isn't just a prop; it’s a h...
31/03/2026

For our final Ball Yoga session this round, we were busy negotiating with gravity. 🌎

The ball isn't just a prop; it’s a high-speed feedback tool. It tells you exactly where your weight is shifting before your mind even realizes it. We practiced the art of staying still while everything underneath us wanted to move redefining "back work" in a world where we’re constantly folded over desks and gadgets. 📱💻

From finding length from the crown to the toes, to using the ball to decompress the spine while we "fly," the growth in this series has been incredible.

Next stop: April! We’re trading the bounce for the flow as we step into our new Hatha Vinyasa series. See you on the mat! 🧘‍♀️✨

This session wasn't about holding still; it was about learning to control our weight and momentum when the base beneath ...
29/03/2026

This session wasn't about holding still; it was about learning to control our weight and momentum when the base beneath us is constantly moving.

The Challenge: Dropping into a deep Chair Pose while lifting a lightweight, shifting ball overhead. It looks easy until you have to keep that ball perfectly steady while your legs are on fire!

The Result: We didn't just work our quads; we trained our brains to stay calm and stay strong even when things feel a little shaky. Total body control from start to finish.

Huge effort from the crew to find their center in the middle of the movement!

It’s the muscles you don't see that do the most work. In a standard plank, you’re fighting the floor. On a stability bal...
27/03/2026

It’s the muscles you don't see that do the most work.

In a standard plank, you’re fighting the floor. On a stability ball, you’re fighting physics. We spent leaning into those tiny micro-adjustments the shakes and the shivers that happen when your nervous system is learning a new way to stabilize.

If you weren't shaking, were you even balancing? Huge shoutout to the crew for staying "on the ball" through every transition!

Side plank Wednesday! ⚡️Finding our power from the inside out. This session was a deep dive into side plank variations. ...
26/03/2026

Side plank Wednesday! ⚡️

Finding our power from the inside out. This session was a deep dive into side plank variations. It’s one thing to hold a pose, but it’s another to find length and breath while your core is on fire! 🔥

Whether we’re using blocks for stability, dropping a knee for balance, or reaching for the full expression, we’re all growing at our own pace. So proud of the energy in the room!

The Geometry of Balance: Finding Length Through PivotIn our lateral stretches and side-plank variations, the ball acts a...
24/03/2026

The Geometry of Balance: Finding Length Through Pivot

In our lateral stretches and side-plank variations, the ball acts as a dynamic pivot point. On a flat mat, we often simply "lean" into a side bend, which can sometimes lead to collapsing in the waist. But with the ball, we didn’t just lean, we extended.

By rooting through a single, curved point of contact, we created a fulcrum for the body. This allowed us to find twice the length in the opposite direction, reaching from the outer hip all the way through the fingertips. It’s a physical lesson in counter-tension: the more we stabilise at the center, the more space we can create in the limbs. We aren't just stretching muscles; we are remapping our reach and creating space where there was once only tension.





Proprioception is your body’s internal GPS, its ability to sense location, movement, and action in space without looking...
20/03/2026

Proprioception is your body’s internal GPS, its ability to sense location, movement, and action in space without looking. In our sessions, we put this to the ultimate test.

Whether we were gripping the ball between the legs in a modified Boat Pose or resting the hands on the ball during a deep lunge, the stakes were higher. To keep the ball from slipping or rolling away, you had to maintain a precise, constant level of engagement. Because you were balancing on a single point of contact rather than a stable floor, your nervous system had to work overtime.

This creates a mind-to-muscle connection that is much harder to achieve in a standard practice. You aren't just "doing" the pose; you are actively negotiating with it. This deep concentration forces the brain to recruit more muscle fibers, leading to better balance, sharper focus, and a core that is truly integrated from the inside out.





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2N, Lorong, Delima 7, Island Glades
George Town
11700

Opening Hours

Wednesday 20:30 - 21:30
Friday 09:00 - 10:00
20:30 - 21:30
Saturday 10:00 - 11:00
Sunday 15:30 - 16:30

Telephone

+60124763716

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