gentle yoga pose

Gentle poses — beginner e2

A short, back-friendly sequence for those just starting yoga. Safe, calm and accessible.

Who is this class for?

This starter sequence is designed for beginners and for people with mild back issues. We focus on breath, stability and gentle mobility.

  • Calm pace, clear instructions
  • Adjustments for every level
  • Safe transitions and attention to back and neck
beginner yoga pose

Breath & rest

Simple breathing techniques to release tension and improve focus.

Freedom of movement

Slow movements that improve mobility of the spine and hips.

Recovery & balance

Balance between muscle strength and relaxation to reduce back issues.

Key poses (gentle)

cat-cow pose

Cat–Cow (marjaryasana/bitilasana)

Gentle flexion and extension for back mobility, in sync with the breath.

child's pose

Child's pose (balasana)

Restorative pose for relaxation, lengthening the lower back and hips.

reclining twist

Reclining twist

Mild rotation to reduce tension in the lumbar spine.

Instructor

Your teacher — Sanne

Sanne teaches gentle Hatha and relaxation classes with attention to posture, breath and injury prevention. She guides adjustments for back issues and beginners.

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Practice tips for home

  • Work in short blocks of 10–20 minutes.
  • Use a rolled towel under your knees or neck for extra support.
  • Listen to pain signals — if you feel sharp pain, stop and adjust.

Schedule & rates

Day Time Class Price
Monday 09:00–10:00 Gentle Hatha (beginner) €12 / class
Wednesday 18:30–19:30 Relaxation yoga €14 / class
Saturday 10:30–11:30 Back-friendly flow €15 / class

Frequently asked questions

For chronic or severe issues, always consult your doctor or physiotherapist first. Our classes are tailored to milder issues and to support recovery.

You can bring your own mat; we also have yoga blocks and blankets available in the studio.

Click 'View schedule' to see available times and book via our website, or contact us via the contact page.

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