Of course! We offer a few different class styles and would recommend having a look at our suggested journeys to help you decide where to start. Have a peek here
but also don’t hesitate to reach out to us directly with more questions.

Like choosing the right icecream flavor, we love trying before you commit. We believe the best option to try a few different class styles to decide what you enjoy is via our ‘newbie pass’ - try 3 class within 2 weeks at just $40 - purchase here

While we pride ourselves in modifications & the ability to adapt for anyone, please connect with us prior to class to discuss the injury before rolling out your mat.

We love the buzz of a full class, but recognise the need desire to sprawl out when savasana finally arrives. We will have a cap on our class sizes at 20 which we believe will support both energy of a room of yogis & space requirements.

We suggest you bring your own mat if you have one, however we do have mats available should you need one. A towel is also recommended (in case things get a little sweaty), but is not a requirement. We do not have towels available however, should you want one.

Unfortunately given our smaller space & nature of the studio, showers are not available. There is, however, a bathroom to splash some cold water on your face & a few changing room should you need it.

Our classes are not heated in a traditional way, however, we like a cozy space…especially on those early mornings or evening savasana. We do our best to keep the space a comfortable temperature so you can flow with ease.

Late is better than not at all…but please understand class will start promptly. Do your best to show up on time & be respectful of other yogis practice. If this becomes a reoccurrence, let’s chat about how we can help give you the full class experience.

Life happens & we are pretty understanding. When possible, flick us a message to let us know you might not make it if in fact you cannot cancel in advance. In the unique circumstance this becomes a trend, let’s have a chat about how we can make this mutually beneficial.

We’re super lucky to be off a pedestrian street in the heart of Takapuna, but it can make for difficult parking at times. our suggestion is to park in one of the paid parking areas - the first 30 minutes is free, and early risers can park for free.