Community Class
also if you have less money to spend
Taught by teachers in training
We are happy to give teachers in training the opportunity to gain teaching experience. Therefore they teach a donation-based class. The classes are suitable for beginners and open to everyone: pay what you can afford or join with your iYoga Unlimited Subscription. If you sign up for the class via Momoyoga, you will receive an email after the class with a payment link for which you can enter the amount yourself. Or you can put cash in the Donation Jar. Every contribution is welcome, that way you also contribute to our space which we love to make available for these lessons.
On Thursdays from 18.15-19.30 there is a community class with Despoina, and on Sundays from 18.15-19.30 you can join Loraine.
The teachers in training are happy to share their enthusiasm about yoga and what they experience in their own practice. As one of them wrote: “You discover how your body can take on poses you didn’t think possible. You can quiet your busy head. Or experience the beauty of lightness within yourself. Stillness within yourself. Yoga can even give you insights give in your behavior in difficult situations. We each want to share that rich world with you in our own way. Me too! Are you in?”
Who can you expect?
Despoina
Despoina‘s journey into Iyengar yoga began as a personal quest for healing and self-discovery. She believes that yoga is a transformative practice that extends beyond the mat. Through yoga, individuals can not only strengthen their bodies but also attain mental clarity and emotional stability. Join her class and experience it for yourself!
Loraine
Loraine discovered Iyengar yoga out of her curiosity for balance and depth in a busy world. Driven by the belief that learning is never finished, the Iyengar method inspires her through the combination of precision and continuous development. With her background in anthropology, HR and finance, she has always been fascinated by how people learn, grow and connect. This fascination fits seamlessly with what the Iyengar method offers her: a journey in which detail and depth are central.
She appreciates how yoga teaches her to find greatness in the smallest details. That keeps her curious. Always in motion. For Loraine, yoga is not only a personal journey, but also an invitation to discover new possibilities and grow with attention and curiosity.