Vata
Air & Space · Grounding · Warming · Nourishing
Vata accumulates as anxiety, restlessness, insomnia and scattered energy. These classes are prescribed for Vata types — slow, warming, held practices that calm the nervous system and rebuild inner stability.
Pranayama prescription
Nadi Shodhana daily · Bhramari for sleep · Ujjayi throughout practice · Dirga to settle
Low intensity · 60 min
formerly: Yoga Alignment
Hatha Prakriti
The classical Hatha session — 30 minutes of held asana followed by 30 minutes of pranayama and meditation. The fixed, unhurried structure is medicine for Vata. Predictability and routine directly calm the scattered nervous system. Poses are held, not flowed. Every breath is conscious. This is the foundation of everything.
Low intensity · 60 min
formerly: Yin Yoga
Vata Calm
In Ayurveda, stress is a Vata imbalance — too much air, an overwhelmed nervous system, a mind spinning between too many possibilities. This class uses grounding standing poses, deep forward bends, Nadi Shodhana pranayama followed by Yoga Nidra closing to systematically reduce stress and may imorove sleep quality and restore Vata balance.
Low intensity · 60 min
formerly: Sukhsam Yoga
Suksham Vata
Suksham means subtle — this class works on energy body (pranamaya kosha), the Vata-dominant energy body. Micro-movements, gentle joint rotations, finger and toe yoga, breath-linked subtle awareness practices. Ideal for Vata types who are anxious or restless and need gentle regulation before they can enter deeper practice. Also excellent for rehabilitation.
Low intensity · 60 min
formerly: Flexi Flow
Vata Flow
Vata accumulates in the joints — dryness, cracking, stiffness and reduced range of motion are the calling cards of Vata imbalance in the physical body. This class targets joint lubrication and synovial fluid circulation through gentle, thorough mobilisation sequences. A natural companion to Abhyanga (Ayurvedic self-oil massage). Practice it and feel your joints remember how to move.
Low intensity · 60 min
formerly: Mobility Yoga
Sthira Yoga
Sthira — steadiness — is the first quality Patanjali asks for in a yoga posture. It is precisely what Vata lacks. Thisgrounds the scattered Vata mind into precise, deliberate body awareness. Long holds, prop use, detailed cueing. The Vata student learns to inhabit their body rather than float above it. Transformative for those who “can’t switch off.”
Low intensity · 60 min
formerly: Golden Age Yoga
Vayu Seva
Vayu Seva means “serving the air element” — a dignified name for a class that honours what age genuinely brings: a natural increase in Vata that requires specific, thoughtful practice. After 60, Vata dominates — dryness, joint stiffness, disturbed sleep and anxiety all increase. This class addresses each one with chair support, gentle inversions, Nadi Shodhana and a restorative closing. For mature students who want real practice, not simplification.
Low intensity · 60 min · New class
formerly: Yog Nidra
Vata Restore
The most therapeutically pure Vata offering — dedicated restorative yoga with bolsters, blankets and eye bags. Zero muscular effort. Poses held for 5 to 20 minutes. The parasympathetic nervous system takes over completely. This is what burnout recovery looks like as a yoga practice. Highly recommended for students returning from illness, jet lag, or prolonged stress. One session feels like a week of sleep.