7 – 13 September 2026

Vinyasa yoga is a dynamic style of yoga that links breath with movement through continuous, flowing postures. It features varied sequences, an athletic pace, and a focus on smooth transitions between poses. Core Characteristics: Breath synchronisation: Inhales guide upward or expanding movements, while exhales guide downward or contracting movements. Creative variety: Design of unique, changing sequences for every class with or without a specific repeating mini-flow. Main Benefits: Cardiovascular workout: The continuous movement builds internal heat and elevates the heart rate. Strength and flexibility: Flowing through asanas tones muscles while improving joint mobility. Mindful focus: Rhythmic breathing acts as a moving meditation to calm the mind. (Some) Experience required.

Aka the yoga of surrender, based on the ancient wisdom traditions of yoga, acupuncture and Taoism. A practice that brings you back to yourself. It slows you down and calms the nervous system while it is deeply stimulating for your body and mind. In Yin Yoga we are there to be with what is. It is ‘not to go anywhere’. We address the deeper spiritual dimensions of yoga, with time and space for breathing exercises, mindfulness and meditation, supporting a balanced approach to physical and mental health. The practice consists of long held ground postures (usually 3-5 minutes), to stimulate and balance the flow of chi (energy) in the connective tissues of the body. We come into a posture slowly and put the body under temporary distress. We find an appropriate edge, where the body can be for a while. We do less physically and stay longer. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), winter is the season of the Water element, representing deep rest, introspection, and the conservation of your foundational energy (Jing). A winter Yin Yoga focus targets the Kidney and Urinary Bladder meridians to replenish vitality, reduce winter fatigue, and build emotional resilience.

Vinyasa yoga is a dynamic style of yoga that links breath with movement through continuous, flowing postures. It features varied sequences, an athletic pace, and a focus on smooth transitions between poses. Core Characteristics: Breath synchronisation: Inhales guide upward or expanding movements, while exhales guide downward or contracting movements. Creative variety: Design of unique, changing sequences for every class with or without a specific repeating mini-flow. Main Benefits: Cardiovascular workout: The continuous movement builds internal heat and elevates the heart rate. Strength and flexibility: Flowing through asanas tones muscles while improving joint mobility. Mindful focus: Rhythmic breathing acts as a moving meditation to calm the mind. Some Experience required.

Gentle yoga is essentially what it sounds like; a gentler style of a yoga practice. It's performed at a slower pace, with less intense poses, and usually includes extended time for relaxation, breath & guided meditation. ALL levels welcome.

The perfect class for mothers to connect, move, and bond with their baby in a supportive, relaxed environment. Our Mums & Bubs Yoga class is designed to nurture your body after childbirth, focusing on gentle movement to rebuild core strength, stabilize the pelvis, and release tension in the shoulders, neck, and back from feeding and carrying your little one. More than just a yoga class, it's a supportive space where you can: ~Reclaim Your Body: Gentle post-natal exercises to safely strengthen and stretch. ~Bond with Your Baby: Includes movements, songs, and gentle massage to involve your baby (up to crawling age) in the practice. ~Connect with Other Mums: Share experiences, laugh, and find community with other mothers in the local area. No prior yoga experience is necessary, and we welcome all the beautiful chaos that comes with a new baby—feel free to stop for a feed, a cuddle, or a nappy change at any time. Suitable for: Mothers from 6 weeks post-birth (12 weeks for C-section) and pre-crawling babies. [*Mums = Dads = Carers]

This mat class is High Intensity (low impact) Interval Training (HIIT) with Pilates elements using a set of light weights, set to fun music that combines cardio and muscle toning. Pilates principles help sculpt your body, create long lean muscle mass and improve muscle strength. The Tabata-interval training technique is used throughout this class which works to increase the body’s aerobic capacity. Each class is different but uses the same principles. It’s high energy, upbeat and you’ll get one of the best workouts you’ve ever had! Suitable for all levels and a fabulous complement to your yoga practice.

Vinyasa yoga is a dynamic style of yoga that links breath with movement through continuous, flowing postures. It features varied sequences, an athletic pace, and a focus on smooth transitions between poses. Core Characteristics: Breath synchronisation: Inhales guide upward or expanding movements, while exhales guide downward or contracting movements. Creative variety: Design of unique, changing sequences for every class with or without a specific repeating mini-flow. Main Benefits: Cardiovascular workout: The continuous movement builds internal heat and elevates the heart rate. Strength and flexibility: Flowing through asanas tones muscles while improving joint mobility. Mindful focus: Rhythmic breathing acts as a moving meditation to calm the mind. (Some) Experience required.

Vinyasa yoga is a dynamic style of yoga that links breath with movement through continuous, flowing postures. It features varied sequences, an athletic pace, and a focus on smooth transitions between poses. Core Characteristics: Breath synchronisation: Inhales guide upward or expanding movements, while exhales guide downward or contracting movements. Creative variety: Design of unique, changing sequences for every class with or without a specific repeating mini-flow. Main Benefits: Cardiovascular workout: The continuous movement builds internal heat and elevates the heart rate. Strength and flexibility: Flowing through asanas tones muscles while improving joint mobility. Mindful focus: Rhythmic breathing acts as a moving meditation to calm the mind. Some Experience required.

This class blends yoga and pilates utilising light weights, resistance bands, mini stability Pilates soft balls, etc. in order to build strength, stability alongside mindfulness, balance and flexibility. ALL levels welcome.

This welcoming Yoga~Pilates Fusion class is designed for adults over 50 who want to maintain and improve their strength, flexibility, balance and mobility. Each session combines accessible yoga postures with Pilates-inspired exercises to build core and full-body strength, support better posture and encourage confident movement. The class offers a balanced mix of strengthening, stretching, mobility work, balance practice and mindful relaxation, with options provided to suit different abilities and experience levels. Sabina’s warm and supportive teaching style makes the class easy to follow, helping students move with greater awareness, feel more capable in their bodies and leave feeling calm, energised and refreshed.

Prenatal Yoga or Pregnancy Yoga for gentle stretching and breathing classes tailored for expectant mothers. Both mean safe movement, less back pain, and better prep for birth. Prenatal Yoga will support your health and well-being on many different levels throughout your pregnancy and is an excellent way to nourish yourself and your growing baby. Yoga is an ideal preparatory exercise whilst pregnant, combining gentle stretching, building of strength, mindful & intentional breathing with the opportunity to relax and let go. During classes you will have the opportunity to practise useful skills for birthing such as active birthing movements, breathing techniques, visualisation and relaxation. Prenatal Yoga can be attended from 14 weeks of pregnancy or any time after a medical check-up & with approval from health care providers.

Casual drop in class into a series of 10, designed to match the NSW school term structure, our program allows you to maintain your practice while taking school holidays into account. Our Beginners Yoga series is designed as a progressive 10-week journey, with each session building upon the foundations established in previous classes. Due to the structured nature of this curriculum, we are unable to offer refunds, credits, or make-up sessions for any missed classes. By enrolling in this course, you are committing to the full 10-week program, which ensures the continuity and integrity of your learning experience. Class 1: Introduction to Yoga Class 2: Foundation of Standing Poses Class 3: Introduction to Seated Poses and Twists Class 4: Balancing Poses Class 5: Backbends Class 6: Core Strengthening Class 7: Hip Openers Class 8: Restorative Yoga Class 9: Introduction to Flow Class 10: Integration and Relaxation

Gentle yoga is essentially what it sounds like; a gentler style of a yoga practice. It's performed at a slower pace, with less intense poses, and usually includes extended time for relaxation, breath & guided meditation. ALL levels welcome.

Vinyasa yoga is a dynamic style of yoga that links breath with movement through continuous, flowing postures. It features varied sequences, an athletic pace, and a focus on smooth transitions between poses. Core Characteristics: Breath synchronisation: Inhales guide upward or expanding movements, while exhales guide downward or contracting movements. Creative variety: Design of unique, changing sequences for every class with or without a specific repeating mini-flow. Main Benefits: Cardiovascular workout: The continuous movement builds internal heat and elevates the heart rate. Strength and flexibility: Flowing through asanas tones muscles while improving joint mobility. Mindful focus: Rhythmic breathing acts as a moving meditation to calm the mind. Some Experience required.

Aka the yoga of surrender, based on the ancient wisdom traditions of yoga, acupuncture and Taoism. A practice that brings you back to yourself. It slows you down and calms the nervous system while it is deeply stimulating for your body and mind. In Yin Yoga we are there to be with what is. It is ‘not to go anywhere’. We address the deeper spiritual dimensions of yoga, with time and space for breathing exercises, mindfulness and meditation, supporting a balanced approach to physical and mental health. The practice consists of long held ground postures (usually 3-5 minutes), to stimulate and balance the flow of chi (energy) in the connective tissues of the body. We come into a posture slowly and put the body under temporary distress. We find an appropriate edge, where the body can be for a while. We do less physically and stay longer. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), winter is the season of the Water element, representing deep rest, introspection, and the conservation of your foundational energy (Jing). A winter Yin Yoga focus targets the Kidney and Urinary Bladder meridians to replenish vitality, reduce winter fatigue, and build emotional resilience.

Casual drop in class into a series of 6, designed to match the NSW school term structure, our program allows you to maintain your practice while taking school holidays into account. An accessible, step-by-step introduction to meditation and breath-work (Pranayama) techniques. Designed for beginners and those of you looking to refresh your practice, each 45-minute Thursday night class at 7:30 PM focuses on practical tools for accessing calm and developing self-awareness. The classes are often a mix of teaching and guided meditation. You will learn breathing techniques that help calm the nervous system and discover how to build a consistent meditation practice that can stay with you for life. The goal is to help you unwind and breathe intentionally. Week 1: The Foundation of Breath Week 2: Understanding the Mind Week 3: Breath-work for Balance (Pranayama) Week 4: Deep Guided Relaxation Week 5: Integrating Practice into Daily Life Week 6: Tools for Independence Due to the structured nature of this curriculum, we are unable to offer refunds, credits, or make-up sessions for any missed classes. By enrolling, you are committing to the full 6-week program, which ensures the continuity and integrity of your learning experience.

This class blends yoga and pilates utilising light weights, resistance bands, mini stability Pilates soft balls, etc. in order to build strength, stability alongside mindfulness, balance and flexibility. ALL levels welcome.

This class encourages physical, mental, and emotional relaxation. Appropriate for all levels, restorative yoga is practiced at a slow pace, focusing on long holds, stillness, and deep breathing. You can expect to hold a pose for 5 minutes or more, only performing a handful of poses. Gentle, supportive, and therapeutic. A practice of passive healing restoring the body to its parasympathetic nervous system function, which, in turn, helps the body rest, heal, and restore balance.

Casual drop in class into a series of 8, designed to match the NSW school term structure, our program allows you to maintain your practice while taking school holidays into account. The series is designed as a progressive 8-week journey, with each session building upon the foundations established in previous classes. Due to the structured nature of this curriculum, we are unable to offer refunds, credits, or make-up sessions for any missed classes. By enrolling, you are committing to the full 8-week program, which ensures the continuity and integrity of your learning experience. Week 1: Introduction to Movement, Balance & Situational Awareness Establishing the foundation: proper movement, balance, and the importance of spatial and situational awareness. Week 2: Foundational Techniques & Standing Poses Combining basic physical self-defence techniques with essential standing poses for stability and readiness. Week 3: Legal Understanding of Self-Defence Education on the legal framework surrounding self-defence and the ethics of personal safety. Week 4: Use of Everyday Weapons & Practical Application Understanding how to utilize common, everyday objects for self-protection. Week 5: Defences Against Armed Attacks Introduction to defensive tactics specifically used against armed threats. Week 6: Intermediate Attack Defence Advancing beyond basics to address more complex attack scenarios and defensive responses. Week 7: Practical Scenario-Based Training Increased intensity with realistic attack scenarios to test and refine your defensive skills. Week 8: Integration & Lifestyle Consolidating all learned skills and understanding how to maintain this practice as a lifestyle.

Vinyasa yoga is a dynamic style of yoga that links breath with movement through continuous, flowing postures. It features varied sequences, an athletic pace, and a focus on smooth transitions between poses. Core Characteristics: Breath synchronisation: Inhales guide upward or expanding movements, while exhales guide downward or contracting movements. Creative variety: Design of unique, changing sequences for every class with or without a specific repeating mini-flow. Main Benefits: Cardiovascular workout: The continuous movement builds internal heat and elevates the heart rate. Strength and flexibility: Flowing through asanas tones muscles while improving joint mobility. Mindful focus: Rhythmic breathing acts as a moving meditation to calm the mind. (Some) Experience required.

This class encourages physical, mental, and emotional relaxation. Appropriate for all levels, restorative yoga is practiced at a slow pace, focusing on long holds, stillness, and deep breathing. You can expect to hold a pose for 5 minutes or more, only performing a handful of poses. Gentle, supportive, and therapeutic. A practice of passive healing restoring the body to its parasympathetic nervous system function, which, in turn, helps the body rest, heal, and restore balance.

During this ALL levels class you can expect breath-work, simple and easeful movements, relaxation and meditation. "Hi & Hello from your teacher Denise, Engadine local and passionate yoga devotee. However, this wasn't always the case as over the past 15 years I had inconsistently dabbled with yoga, swooping in and out of regular classes and practice. In 2024, looking at first to increase my flexibility and carve out some time for myself, I returned again to my faithful friend yoga and classes at the Engadine Yoga Centre with Michelle and Sabina. Once I started to commit to regular practice at the studio, I felt a shift in my appreciation of yoga and realised it was about so much more than postures! The breathing techniques that help calm the nervous system! The strength achieved through asanas that can be applied to everyday life! Meditation that ensures that you can access rest and relaxation! I see yoga now as a way of being and living in the world. In 2025, I undertook a 200 hour yoga teacher training course and have been lucky enough to find a renewed passion for the magic, wisdom, learning and healing that this ancient practice of yoga can bring. I now have the opportunity to invite you to find balance between the mind, body and spirit through yoga for yourself. In 2026, I chose to take a break from my professional secondary school teaching career and now am enjoying myself reading, swimming, walking and reconnecting with my long lost embroidery skills. Join me in this gentle community class, hopefully either reconnecting to yoga or embracing a new adventure."