New here
Your first visit, step by step
Nobody here is judging your hamstrings. This is everything you need to know before you walk in.
Where to start
Pick your first class
Beginner Yoga
Five times a week. We go slowly, name each pose and use plenty of props.
Reformer Foundations
Learn the springs and straps in a class of six, with no experience needed.
Mat Pilates
A good place to begin if your back or posture needs attention.
On the day
What happens when you arrive
1
Come ten minutes early
Parking for scooters is right out front, and cars can use the lot next door.
2
Check in at the desk
Pay by cash, card or QRIS, fill out a short health note and meet the team.
3
Tell your teacher
Say it’s your first class and mention any injuries. They will keep an eye on you.
4
Stay a while
Cool down with a coconut in the garden. Most friendships here start that way.
What to bring
Pack light
Bring
Just these
You really don’t need much.
- Clothes you can move in
- A water bottle
- Grip socks for the reformer
We have
Everything else
All included with your class.
- Mats, blocks, bolsters and straps
- Showers and lockers
- Filtered water to refill your bottle
Students say
After class, in their own words
★★★★★
I had never done yoga and Komang made me feel like I belonged there by the end of the first class. Three months on, my back has stopped hurting at my desk.
Priya S. · Beginner Yoga
★★★★★
Six reformers means Clara actually watches your form. She changed one thing about how I set my pelvis and the knee pain I had carried for a year went quiet.
Hannah K. · Reformer Foundations
★★★★★
Made’s 7 am flow is the reason I get up. Rain on the roof, jungle out the window, and I am drenched by the second round of warrior poses.
Dani R. · Vinyasa Flow
Classes open two weeks ahead
Your mat is waiting
Morning flows and reformer classes fill first. Pick a class and save your place in under a minute.