31/10/2026
What’s going on in November ➡️
Guided together by Elsa and Astrid, both prenatal yoga teachers at Yoga Room, this special workshop weaves movement, breath, voice and sound into a shared journey through pregnancy and preparation for birth. Through a supportive sharing circle, breathwork, pregnancy-friendly yoga postures and meditation, you will explore practical ways to relieve tension, connect with your changing body and approach childbirth with greater trust and inner balance. The workshop will also include mantra chanting—an opportunity to experience the bonding power of collective voice, while experience how sound and vocalisation can be valuable tools for releasing tension and birthing. The workshop will end with an immersive sound healing experience, offering a precious moment of rest, relaxation and connection with yourself and your baby.
Suitable for all stages of pregnancy. No previous experience in Yoga is needed, but the approval of your doctor to practice a physical activity is mandatory
This master class is an invitation to go deeper, not necessarily into more advanced poses, but into a more refined and meaningful experience of yoga. Through a well-rounded asana practice, we’ll slow things down and unpack familiar postures, exploring the subtleties of alignment, breath, and intelligent sequencing while finding new ways to explore the edges of your practice.
We’ll look beyond simply doing poses and discover how greater attention and refinement can transform our experience on the mat, creating more awareness, curiosity, and connection that we can carry into our lives off the mat.
All levels welcome
In this one-hour practice for runners, you will explore and train the mobility and strength necessary in the body to keep you running well for years to come.
Whether you are a long-distance runner, sprinter, or just an occasional jogger, you will learn practical exercises to do pre-run and post-run to help you recruit the muscles you need, maintain range of motion in the hips and spine, and keep your joints lubricated and ready for the next run.
Curious about Rocket Yoga, but worried that it might be too fast,