Occupying a bright, 175-square-meter space on Kastanienallee, this studio functions as a dedicated 'shala' – or home – for movement practice in Prenzlauer Berg. The layout is designed to handle the logistics of yoga and Pilates without the usual friction. You don’t need to haul a mat across town, as the room comes fully equipped with all necessary props, allowing for a lighter commute.
The daily schedule covers a wide spectrum of intensity, moving from structured flow and alignment classes to breathwork and sound baths. While the main floor hosts group sessions, the studio also operates as a recovery center. Students often book one-on-one treatments that go beyond standard massage, incorporating bodywork, sound healing, and red light therapy into the mix.
There is a distinct educational component here as well. Through its academy, the studio runs immersive teacher trainings and advanced programs, meaning the person on the mat next to you might be studying to lead the next class. Between sessions, the atmosphere remains loose and communal, with regulars pouring complimentary hot tea or water and lingering before heading back out onto the street.