Prenatal Yoga
Gentle, trimester-aware sequences that ease the back and open the hips safely.
Read moreA quiet studio, unhurried teachers and a practice built around the way you actually live. Move gently, breathe deeply and come back to yourself — one mat at a time.
Four core paths, each taught in small groups so nobody gets lost at the back of the room. Join in the studio or stream the same class from your living room.
Gentle, trimester-aware sequences that ease the back and open the hips safely.
Read moreTwenty quiet minutes to unhook from the noise and find a steadier baseline.
Read moreOne-to-one plans built around your kitchen, your budget and your schedule.
Read moreClassic postures held long enough to actually feel them working.
Read moreWe opened Yogastic in a converted print works with eight mats and one very good teacher. The room is bigger now, but the idea hasn't moved: slow, precise, unintimidating practice for people with real bodies and real calendars.
"You don't need to be flexible to start. You need forty-five minutes and a willingness to breathe on purpose."
Eight disciplines under one roof, taught by people who have spent years in each of them rather than a weekend.
Breath-led sequences that build heat without rushing you through it.
Longer holds, fewer transitions — the antidote to a loud week.
No fixed script. You lead, the teacher follows and refines.
Essential oils layered into restorative practice for deeper rest.
Breathwork, mantra and movement for people who like structure.
Twenty-six postures, one warm room, a properly earned shower.
Eight-week courses in attention, run as an evening series.
Strength and mobility work that supports everything else you do.
Tell us what you're after — recovering from an injury, sleeping badly, or just curious. We'll suggest a class and a teacher, no charge and no pressure.
Month to month, cancel whenever. Every plan includes mats, props, tea afterwards and access to the on-demand library.
Research, teacher notes and the occasional strong opinion about breathing.
One email a month: the new timetable, a short practice you can do at your desk, and whatever the teachers have been arguing about.