Hatha Yoga is the foundation of many modern yoga styles emerged in the 20th Century. It refers to the conscious combination of Asanas (physical exercises and postures), Pranayama (breathing techniques) and Meditation.

Our Hatha Yoga classes nurture students from beginners to advance levels. Each level is designed for students to progress through committed practice in and outside of the studio. You work at your own pace, gradually encouraging your body and mind to stretch and strengthen.

This is a perfect class for those willing to start yoga and for those who want to take their yoga practice to a new level physically, mentally and spiritually.

Leena and Karen are teaching Hatha classes on Monday & Thursday evenings. Please check our Timetable to choose your preferred Hatha Yoga class.

The word “vinyasa” can be translated as “arranging something in a special way,” like yoga poses or asanas. In a Vinyasa Yoga class, students coordinate movement with breath to flow from one pose to the next and postures are not held for very long.

Vinyasa Yoga is flowing and dynamic, it gets us moving while stills the mind at the same time. It has so many focal points that helps train the mind through the breath, movements, bandhas, postures, and sequences.

This is a perfect class for those seeking a good balance of flowing movement, conscious breathing and focusing the mind.

Karen is teaching Vinyasa classes on Thursday evening and Saturday morning. Please check our Timetable to choose your preferred Vinyasa Yoga class.

Yin Yoga is a slow-paced style of yoga with poses, or asanas, that are held for longer periods of time.

Yin Yoga targets the connective tissues, such as the ligaments, bones, and even the joints of the body that normally are not exercised very much in a more active style of asana practice.

Yin Yoga is a perfect complement to the dynamic and muscular (yang) styles of yoga that emphasize internal heat, and the lengthening and contracting of our muscles.

Yin Yoga will stretch your body and mind in a gentle yet challenging way.

Chantelle is teaching Yin Yoga classes on Tuesday evening and Thursday morning. Please check our Timetable to choose your preferred Yin Yoga class.

Practising yoga while you are pregnant is the best gift you can give yourself and your baby. It helps you to prepare for what this precious time of your life brings and enjoy the different stages in a peaceful way.

Yoga will help you maintain good health, improving strength and flexibility. It will also give you relaxation skills and learn breathing techniques to manage pain during labour more effectively.

Above all, it will help you to connect to your body, respond to your intuition and connect with your baby right from the start.

Let your class instructor know about your pregnancy and they will guide you and modify poses throughout the class to ensure the best outcome for you and your baby.

From January 2018 you can only book and pay your classes solely from the MindBody App or here on our website.

The simplicity and ease of the MindBody App give you the freedom and flexibility to:

• Secure your mat in the class you love instantly, whether you are planning ahead or squeezing in a last minute class.
• Cancel your class and reschedule in just a few clicks (See Payments & Cancellation Policy).
• Be in control of your credits & payments, No need to bring wallets anymore or call to confirm/cancel.
• Remember your Class. The App synchronises with your Calendar.
• Try new classes, check out our schedule & special promotions.
• Rate your favourite class & instructors.

To book, simply click the button below.

To get started with the App simply:

• Download the MindBody App
• Setup your Account (an email will be sent to you to active your current account)
• Search for ENTA YOGA
• Add to YOUR FAVOURITES
• RATE US in the MindBody App
• CHECK IN before you arrive

We understand that unexpected things can happen and missing a yoga class is one of the things you shouldn’t worry about.

You can cancel your class at any time in the MindBody App and as long as you do it with 9 hours prior to your class, you can use that credit for any other session. Please note that Late Cancellations will incur a lost session.

In respect and appreciation to the teacher and other fellow students, please cancel your session if you know you are not attending, even if is within that 9 hours window. This way you can give the opportunity to people on the waiting list to attend the class.

We want to make your yoga practice worry-free from beginning to end, so, all yoga equipment like mats, bolsters, blocks, blankets, belts and eye packs are available for you to use.

Some people prefer to bring their own mat so we leave this one up to you.

We thoroughly recommend to bring a water bottle to keep you hydrated during the class. In some classes we use essential oils so it will be great if you use one made of stainless steel.

Wear comfortable workout clothes (not too loose or too tight).

We also recommend that you wear layers, as your body will warm up as the class progresses and cool down during relaxation.

Leave your jeans, belts or excessive jewellery at home, since they will restrict your movement and simply be a distraction.

We suggest to avoid wearing strong perfume for your class, as many students are sensitive or allergic to certain scents.

Simply put, yoga on a full stomach does not feel good!

We suggest you avoid eating a major meal before class. I know this is sometimes a challenge, particularly for this evening class that may fall after your typical dinner time. In this case, try to eat a hearty, late lunch, or simply have a light snack before class (like a piece of fruit, dried fruit, nuts, yoghurt, etc.) to hold you over until after your yoga practice.

Please arrive about 5-10 minutes before the class. This will give you time to get settled. Please remove your shoes before you enter the yoga room and place them in the shoe rack. You will have a special basket for your other belongings inside the room.

Please turn off you cell phone as soon as you arrive!

Some students like to take a few minutes before class to transition out of their stressful day by quietly relaxing on their mats. Please be considerate by not holding loud conversations before and during class, and moving quietly if you need to get up to go to the bathroom or leave for any reason.

Arriving late can be very disturbing to other students. Some classes will begin with a brief meditation or pranayama (breathing) practice, so if you do need to come in after a class has begun, please do so as discretely as possible.

Please put all other equipment away neatly. Remember to take all your belongings including mats, clothes, water bottles, jewellery, keys, etc.

To make sure you keep the benefits of the class after you leave the room, we thoroughly recommend:

For day classes

• Leave slowly
• Drive/Walk mindfully
• Set an intention for your day (or rest of the day)
• Smile!

For night classes:

• Leave slowly
• Drive/Walk slowly
• Listen to calm music
• Eat lightly (preferably no meat)
• Drink warm water or chamomile tea
• Make the intention to sleep early that night. Is only ONE night.
• If you need to do things around the house or that can’t wait for the next day, practice gazing a candle or alternate nostril breathing before bed.
• Avoid TV, computer work and using your mobile phone that night.
• If you feel energy, don’t resist to it, surrender to it and use it in a creative and nurturing way.