The dates for the 4 Introductory Course times are:
SUNDAY Term 1 starts 2nd February: 9am – 10.15am with Sally Gower
MONDAY Term 1 starts 3rd February:
6.30am – 7.45am with Sally Marsland, and
6.30pm – 7.45pm with James Bahuth
THURSDAY Term 1 starts 6th February:
6.30pm – 7.45pm with Nicola Mendleson
Fee: $240 (10 consecutive weeks, or pro rata if you commence during the term)
Booking: info@yogaha.com.au or register online
If you’ve previously completed the introductory courses, or are a regular practitioner of yoga, you can attend the introductory class on a casual basis.
Yoga is a healthy and mindful way to look after yourself. Enrich your life with focus, clarity and harmony.
You don’t need to be flexible to practice yoga! Flexibility is one of the many benefits of yoga; along with strength and stability.
Yogaha introductory courses are suitable for people of all ages and fitness levels. The classes are designed for those who have no previous experience of yoga and provide the foundation for the development of a regular yoga practice. Students will learn introductory yoga postures, referred to as asanas, which form the basis of Iyengar Yoga. The word Yoga, is derived from the Sanskrit word meaning “union”. Yoga creates balance and harmony of the mind, body and soul.
The introductory courses are taught in a warm, friendly atmosphere, with a focus on individual attention and support. You will be guided by experienced Iyengar Yoga teachers and practitioners in a way that helps build physical strength, sharpen mental clarity and develop confidence.
Yoga aims to alleviate stiffness, increase mobility, strength and flexibility. The use of aids and props in Iyengar Yoga, makes yoga accessible to everyone.
A regular yoga practice helps develop focus, mental alertness, emotional strength and a quiet, restful mind.
Benefits of practising Iyengar Yoga include:
- Improved posture
- Increased stamina and endurance
- Strong, tone and firm muscles
- Improve mental clarity and alertness
- Relieved pain from existing health problems such as back, shoulder and neck pain
Find out more about Iyengar Yoga by visiting What is Iyengar Yoga?
Students can book online, contact Yogaha on 9532 9006, or email us at info@yogaha.com.au, to enrol.
Terms and Conditions: Introductory Courses are (9) to (11) week courses, that run during the school term. No classes will be held during school holidays. Tuition fees are to be paid in full at the commencement of the course (week 1). Introductory Yoga course fees are non refundable. Credit vouchers may be arranged on request.
View the yoga class schedule or timetable for a full list of classes.
How to enrol in our Introductory Courses
Yogaha offers introductory yoga courses, with one class per week. Introductory class duration is 1hr 15mins. Yogaha introductory courses or classes are offered at the following times:
- Monday morning 6:30am-7:45am
- Monday evening 6:30pm-7:45pm
- Thursday evening 6:30pm-7:45pm
- Sunday morning 9:00am-10:15am
Enrolment in our introductory courses is recommended as places are limited. Students can book online, contact Yogaha on 9532 9006 or email info@yogaha.com.au.