Timetable
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If this is your first time at Yoga in Common…
- Bring a towel. You may get sweaty and a towel helps keep your hands dry so that you don’t slip or slide!
- Tell the teacher that you are new and let the teacher know of your injuries or concerns.
- Remember to call the teacher if you are running late. We don’t have a receptionist and the doors are locked when the class commences. You don’t want to be locked out and miss out on the fun! Phone: 9698 5771
- Smile and enjoy your Yoga experience!
You don’t need to bring…
- Mats! We use pro-quality Manduka mats in our classes as well as straps, blocks, bolsters and blankets.
- Water! We provide filtered water at the studio as well as tea and coffee should you wish a caffeine top-up after class.
- Wet wipes! We have lovely shower facilities, including body wash, shampoo and hairdryer.
Booking Information…
- You can book for a class up to 2 hours ahead of time, and classes will only go ahead if there are bookings.
- You can buy a pass online or book now and pay later at the studio for all of our regularly scheduled classes.
- If you would like to do a class and have passed the booking window, just get in touch and we will try to accomodate you.
- If you booked for a class and cancel within two hours of the class starting, one class will still be deducted from your pass, or a no-show fee of $10 will be charged for unlimited passes.
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions!
Class Descriptions
Ashtanga Yoga


Mysore Class
Ashtanga Basics
Vinyasa Flow


Mindful Flow
Hatha Flow
Yin Yang
Yoga Basics
In this class, we focus on breath and alignment as we work with the fundamental yoga poses to strengthen and stretch the body in a safe way. This class is appropriate for those who are fairly new to yoga as well as a refresher for yogis looking to refine their basic poses.
Kundalini Yoga

Introduction to Kundalini Yoga
Yin Yoga

Yin
Yin by Candlelight
Join Desiree for a soothing, nourishing evening Yin Yoga practice illuminated by soft candlelight. A quiet, introspective, and often profound practice, Yin Yoga is more of a ‘work-in’ than a ‘work-out’. Each posture is held for longer than usual, allowing our connective tissues (and our minds) to soak in the full benefit of the practice. This peaceful practice is for everyone – all you have to do is show up, slow down and surrender.
This class is suitable for:
- Beginners looking for a gentle introduction to yoga
- Practitioners of more dynamic styles of yoga seeking a balanced practice
- Avid sportspeople looking to complement their active lifestyles with restful recovery and recuperation
- Individuals leading fast-paced lives who wish to practice slowing down and being in the moment
Yin Yang
Meditation Classes

Mindfulness Practice in Yoga and Meditation
Paying attention means listening, watching, noticing, without comment- it doesn’t mean judging, criticizing or feeling guilty. We need to see just the way we are, not to feel buried by everything that’s wrong or to induce more bad feeling. The breathing process is carry out by the automatic nervous system, meaning that we breath without having to do anything consciously. However, the way we breath directly corresponds to our emotions: stressful or fearful states are usually accompanied by short, shallow breathing, high in the chest; whereas peaceful and relaxed states are accompanied by longer, deeper breaths centre in the belly area. Benefits of Meditation: Meditation can give many practical and spiritual benefits, such as greater peace of mind, better concentration and the ability to relax from the stresses of modern life.