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Northlight

Six ways to practise

Classes for every kind of day

Some days you want to sweat. Some days you want to lie on a bolster and breathe. Here is what each class is like, how warm the room is, and who it suits.

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All class types

Side by side

Pace is how quickly you move. Effort is how hard it feels for most people. Every class can be taken more gently.

Comparison of Northlight classes by heat, pace, effort, best use and length
Class Heat Pace Effort Best for Minutes
Slow Flow Not heated Slow Light to moderate First classes, stiff bodies 60
Morning / Lunch Flow Not heated Steady Moderate A balanced practice 45 to 60
Vinyasa 2 Not heated Quick Strong Regulars who want a challenge 75
Warm Flow Warm 27 to 29°C Slow Moderate Trying heat for the first time 45 to 60
Hot Flow Hot 33 to 37°C Steady Strong A big sweat 60
Hot Hatha Hot 33 to 37°C Steady, set series Moderate to strong A routine you can track 75
Yin / Warm Yin Not heated or warm Very slow Light Stress, flexibility, recovery 60 to 75
Restorative Not heated Still Very light Rest, sleep, coming back from injury 75
Basics / Start Here Not heated Slow, explained Light Brand-new students 60 to 75
Prenatal Not heated Gentle Light to moderate Any trimester 60

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The easiest way to choose is to try them all.

Try every style and every teacher for 21 days, with a free mat and towel each visit. No auto-renew, no pressure, just class.

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