The classes combine technique, creativity and a therapeutic approach. Movements, rhythms, pranayama, bandhas, mudras and asanas together with self-inquiry, lead to alignment, vitality and integration.
The deep observation of sensations, muscular patterns and their relationship with thoughts and emotions brings a deeper sense of connection with oneself, along with physical and psychosomatic balance.
We work in order to build a stronger and more coordinated physical body, a more efficient metabolism, a free flowing breath, a detoxed system, more concentration, focus and insight.
The aim is that the students experience integration, taking responsibility for themselves and their emotions.

This is a traditional Hatha Yoga class with asanas, slow transitions and long permanence in each pose.
Proper alignment, precise bio-mechanics and internal observation of mental patterns and emotions are emphasized.
The ancient Vedic knowledge permeates the entire practice inviting the students to reflect upon their mental patterns.
The practice can be offered to students of different levels, adapted to the particularities presented, in a more dynamic or restorative way, with a slower or more demanding pace.

Smooth and continuous transitions characterize this class where dance and sensitivity are present in long and fluid sequences of movement.
This practice is suitable for students who want to develop physical, mental and behavioral flexibility, who seek more resilience and skills to deal with excess control and rigidity, for example.
The energy flow guides the movements, generates a deep sense of relaxation in the muscular system as well as in the mind. At the end of the practice, the students feel renewed, without thoughts, deeply rested.
The self-investigation can happen during the practice, in the pauses, in the final relaxation and after the practice.

This class combines the creativity and expression of dance to the integration, structuring and strengthening of Yoga postures. A complete holistic work with a long lasting effect.
It lasts at least 2 hours in which students can gradually warm up their muscles and joints, deepen and expand their breathing.
Different rhythmic patterns of movement act on the energy centers (chakras) “unlocking” the prana when it is blocked or making it flow towards the center of the body when it is dispersed. Asana practice is more effective and smooth afterwards.
This work can call upon a great level of energy and “surrender”, so we must take care of sleep and nourishment before the class as well as leaving a “window” for rest and hydration afterwards.