Assima
Assima's yoga in Berlin is built around pairing movement with stillness. Assima's classes combine vinyasa, a flowing and dynamic style, with yin, a slower practice where poses are held for longer.
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Assima leads 1 class in the next two weeks at Green Yoga Kreuzberg. Coming up:
Saturday 14 November
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About Assima
Assima's yoga in Berlin is built around pairing movement with stillness. Assima's classes combine vinyasa, a flowing and dynamic style, with yin, a slower practice where poses are held for longer. Most of the work happens in the evening and on weekends at Green Yoga Kreuzberg, and the classes are open to all levels.
It suits you if
- you prefer evening practice
- you want to balance movement and stillness
- you are new to yoga and want a steady start
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Where and when Assima teaches
Assima teaches at Green Yoga Kreuzberg in the Kreuzberg neighborhood. The classes Assima leads are mostly vinyasa and yin, and most sit under the all levels label, so they suit a range of experience.
The classes are set in the evening and on weekends, with most starting at 8pm. Each one runs about 90 minutes.
What the classes involve
The vinyasa classes link breath and movement in a steady sequence. The yin classes hold poses for longer, asking the body to rest in each shape.
One of Assima's signature classes, Dragon Dance, joins the two, moving from active flow into the quieter yin part. Guided by music, it is a sequence that asks for both strength and release.
Assima: questions and answers
What kind of classes does Assima lead in Berlin?
Assima leads classes at Green Yoga Kreuzberg in Kreuzberg. The classes are pitched at all levels and are mostly vinyasa and yin yoga, with a few that combine the two.
When do Assima's classes usually start?
The classes run in the evening, most often at 8pm, and most of them fall on weekends. Saturday is the day when the most classes are scheduled.
Are Assima's classes suitable for beginners?
Yes. The classes are listed as suitable for all levels, so a newcomer can join without prior experience. The vinyasa sequences move at a steady pace, and the yin parts are slow and held for longer.
How long are Assima's classes?
Most classes run around 90 minutes, which leaves time for a full sequence and a longer stillness at the end. The classes are taught in a studio space in Kreuzberg.
Where does Assima teach in Berlin?
Right now at Green Yoga Kreuzberg. The classes on this page update from the studios' own timetables.
What does Assima teach?
Vinyasa and yin.
How do I book a class with Assima?
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