FAQ

We use a multi-style approach in teaching our classes based on the expertise of the teacher. That means good variety! A large portion of our class schedule focuses on Vinyasa Flow, which is movement synchronized to the breath in a flow of yoga sequences linked together. Our classes also have a strong emphasis on safe body alignment and inner focus. Our teachers add their own creative flare to these vinyasa flow classes while maintaining an atmosphere that is challenging, accessible and supportive to all students.

Everyone is different here. If you sweat a lot, bring a towel. Don’t forget comfortable clothing that you can move easily in. Jeans aren’t fun to wear in many postures! If you need a yoga mat, we can rent them to you for 1.00 Euro. Remember, you must pre-register and pay for a class before attending via the class schedule page on our website.

Yes! You must pre-register for every class and workshop by visiting our website class schedule or workshop & retreats page.

Studio doors open 20 min. before a class starts. Once a class begins, there are no late entries or early leaves.

Note at all! In fact, yoga has little to do with body flexibility and more to do with increasing the flexibility and openness of the mind. Through yoga practice, we learn useful life habits like non-judgement, acceptance and patience. The physical part of yoga movement is more about making the posture adapt to the body type instead of the body fitting into a look of a posture.

If you are new to yoga, we suggest starting with our Einsteiger workshop or Vinyasa Basics Level 0.5 classes. If you have an existing yoga practice, try our Level 1 classes to get used to the style, teacher instruction and the level of challenge offered in the class.

Consult your doctor first if you have any doubts about attending a Vinyasa Yoga class in your condition. The next important thing to do is tell your PEACE OUT YOGA teacher before class begins about any injuries, conditions or pregnancies. By doing this, your teacher can provide you with helpful posture variations or props that will adapt the practice to your condition. If something in the practice feels too uncomfortable, listen to your body and slowdown or stop and rest.

Although we believe yoga should be accessible to everyone, our minimum age for students is 12 years old for regular classes. The main reason being, that kids under this age would benefit more from a qualified kid’s yoga program. We ask that a parent or guardian accompanies any kids between 12-14 years old to classes.