Vinyasa Flow
Our Vinyasa classes focus on seamless pose to pose transitions linking the breath, body, and mind. Vinyasa is a breathing based yoga class that is designed to increase your strength, flexibility, and awareness. Whether you are a curious beginner or an experienced yogi, you can find fulfilment in Vinyasa!
Class Types
Yoga Play Day
Our Yoga Play Day class is a workshop-style class that is focused on building the strength and confidence you need to incorporate arm balances and inversion postures into your daily yoga practice. The workshop is playful and accessible for all levels.
Yin Yoga
Our Yin yoga classes focus on letting go, finding acceptance, and embracing stillness. Yin yoga is designed around staying in postures for 3-5 minutes per pose. Unlike Yang (Vinyasa) yoga, we don't use our body to get into the pose, we use the pose to get into our body. Yin yoga is great if you are looking for a calm, quiet, deep stretch.
Class Details
All classes are in English.
Classes are offered every week unless specifically stated otherwise. Cancellations and announcements will be posted here and after class.
All classes are 60 minutes. Please arrive 15 minutes early. No late arrivals.
Wednesdays
Visit our Facebook Event page to see upcoming classes
Pricing
Classes: 50 SEK suggested donation
Rental Mats: 40 SEK
Cash and Swish Accepted
Swish: 0764221456 Erin Kennedy
Lund Yoga Community is a donation-based studio where we believe the students should set the price for each class. Please feel free to drop in for any yoga class and afterward, donate however much you feel is right. Anything you donate is incredibly appreciated from Lund Yoga Community.
Studio Locations
Studio A
LTH Student Union Gymnasium (downstairs) Sölvegatan 22C, 223 62 Lund
Capacity: 30 persons
The studio is located downstairs on the outside of the building. Give yourself an extra 10 min to locate studio if it's your first time.
Studio B
Hälsans Hus
Mårtenstorget 6, 223 51 Lund
Capacity: 18 persons
The studio is on the 2nd floor of the building. Ring doorbell to 'Reception 2' if the door is closed, and a teacher will buzz you in.
For video step by step directions, please visit our Instagram highlights
"Studio A" and "Studio B"
Class Etiquette
Yoga is so much more than the physical practice we do on our mat. The practice of yoga extends beyond the mat and flows into how we take care of ourselves and those around us. Please respect our class etiquette guidelines and help contribute to a truly wonderful Lund Yoga Community. Thank you for your respect and participation.
1. Be On Time
Arrive on time, give yourself the luxury of at least 15 extra minutes to take a breath and enjoy a moment of quiet on your mat before class starts.
2. Be A Kind Mat Neighbor
Busy class? Get cozy! Make room for your friends, say Hej! to your mat neighbour. Yoga can be a beautiful practice, but let's face it, sometimes yoga turns us into a hot sweaty mess. Respect your mat neighbour - bring a small towel to mop up your sweat. Avoid heavy perfumes, but do use deodorant if you need it.
3. Personal Hygiene
Practice in clean clothes, on a clean mat, and with a clean body.
Try to shower or bathe in the morning or before class.
If you smoke, bring clean, fresh clothing to practice in. Don't smoke directly before class.
4. Spread Love Not Germs
If you are feeling like you are getting sick, if you already are sick, if you have a cold, fever, or you are not feeling top notch - Stay Home! This is your body telling you to rest, so rest. Help your mat friends stay healthy!
5. Be Comfortable
Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to bend, stretch and move.
Check that your clothing is not too revealing or see-through when you bend, sweat, and twist yourself into a pretzel. If you get cold easily, bring a sweater for Savasana.
6. Resepct Savasana
This is your body's time to be still, to rest, to absorb the work you've done.
Give yourself this gift of stillness and quiet, your body and mind will thank you.
7. Talk To Your Teacher
Inform your teacher about any injuries or medical conditions you have before class so she/he can offer appropriate modifications to poses. If you are pregnant please tell your teacher before class as modifications are necessary. After class, feel free to ask questions or give feedback to the teacher. We are here to help you grow in your practice, so let us know what you need.