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AIRbarre Yoga & Wellness Center From a small Yoga Studio we’ve grown to become a Wellness Center that offers a unique experience for your body, mind and spirit.

We offer a variety of signature group and private sessions for adults and kids.

05/03/2025

Barre stretching class combines elements of ballet, Pilates, yoga, and functional flexibility training. It focuses on improving flexibility, mobility, posture, and muscle elongation while incorporating the grace and precision of ballet. These classes are suitable for all fitness levels and are particularly beneficial for dancers, athletes, and anyone looking to enhance their range of motion.

What to Expect in a Barre Stretching Class
1. Warm-Up – Light movements to prepare muscles and joints, often incorporating breathing exercises.
2. Barre Work – Using the ballet barre for support, you’ll perform stretches that target the legs, hips, back, and arms.
3. Deep Stretching – Floor-based or standing stretches focusing on flexibility and lengthening the muscles.
4. Dynamic & Static Stretching – Combining movement-based (dynamic) and hold-based (static) stretches to enhance flexibility safely.
5. Strength & Balance Elements – Some classes integrate isometric holds and core activation for better alignment and posture.
6. Cool Down & Relaxation – Ending with deep stretches and breathing techniques to promote relaxation and recovery.

Benefits of Barre Stretching
• Increases flexibility without straining muscles.
• Improves posture and body awareness.
• Enhances muscle tone with gentle strengthening.
• Reduces tension and promotes relaxation.
• Boosts mobility and range of motion for daily activities or dance training.

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26/02/2025

An Ashtanga yoga class is a structured and dynamic form of yoga that follows a specific sequence of poses linked with breath control (Ujjayi breathing) and movement (Vinyasa). It was developed by K. Pattabhi Jois and is known for its physically demanding practice.

What to Expect in an Ashtanga Yoga Class:
1. Opening Chant – Many classes begin with a Sanskrit chant to set the tone.
2. Sun Salutations (Surya Namaskara A & 😎 – These warm up the body and establish the breath-movement connection.
3. Standing Sequence – Foundational poses to build strength, balance, and flexibility.
4. Primary, Intermediate, or Advanced Series – The main sequence of the class depends on the student’s level:
• Primary Series (Yoga Chikitsa) – Detoxifies and aligns the body.
• Intermediate Series (Nadi Shodhana) – Cleanses the nervous system.
• Advanced Series (Sthira Bhaga) – Builds strength and grace.
5. Finishing Sequence – Includes backbends, inversions, and a closing meditation.
6. Savasana (Final Relaxation) – Ends the practice in deep relaxation.

Types of Ashtanga Classes:
• Led Class – The teacher guides students through the entire sequence.
• Mysore Style – Students practice at their own pace with teacher supervision.

Benefits of Ashtanga Yoga:
• Builds strength, flexibility, and endurance.
• Improves focus and mental clarity.
• Detoxifies the body through heat and breathwork.
• Establishes discipline through a set sequence.

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Schedule & Pricing  February Please make a reservation to reserve your classTel. 064 396 1969
03/02/2025

Schedule & Pricing February

Please make a reservation to reserve your class

Tel. 064 396 1969

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Monday 08:00 - 19:30
Tuesday 08:00 - 21:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 21:00
Thursday 08:00 - 21:00
Friday 08:00 - 21:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00

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+66643961969

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If you like yoga — even if you don’t do it that often — you should definitely, certainly, positively consider giving Aerial Yoga a try.

Why Aerial Yoga?

Aerial yoga offers many of the same benefits and enjoyments of regular yoga, but it also has some additional benefits as well: Greater Flexibility. Since you have more freedom of movement, you can move your body into new positions. In some cases, this can result in a deeper and more fulfilling stretch than traditional yoga offers.

Better Focus. By putting yourself in a more challenging situation than usual, aerial yoga forces you to be more alert and aware of your surroundings. You will likely also try to concentrate harder because you’re not used to being suspended in the air during your yoga practice.