Ageliki Gouvi | Yoga & Movement
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Tuesday 3 November
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Who leads here
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Ageliki Gouvi | Yoga & Movement
Ageliki Gouvi | Yoga & Movement sits in Gustav-Adolf-Straße in Weißensee, on the northeast side of Berlin. The practice here is mostly vinyasa, taught as flowing, breath-led sequences that build heat, strength and balance. Most of the week's classes are in the evening, and the sessions are open to people at every stage of their practice.
It suits you if
- you want a flowing vinyasa practice in the evening
- you are looking for a class open to all levels
- you prefer a small, steady studio in Weißensee
At a glance
1classes this week
1facilitators
Read more about Ageliki Gouvi | Yoga & MovementHow the week runs, What a class feels like
How the week runs
The studio's timetable is built around the end of the working day. More than half of its classes are in the evening, and the Tuesday Evening Flow at 7pm is one of the clearest examples: an hour of dynamic movement designed to help you move, stretch and reset after work. The second busy day, Saturday, offers a breath-led Power Flow that builds strength and focus.
Classes also run in the morning and at weekends, with about a third of the timetable in each. Few start before 11am, and none fall at midday or before 9am, so the day tends to open or close with the practice rather than pause in the middle.
What a class feels like
Ageliki leads most of the classes, and the sessions are built around vinyasa. Each sequence begins with arriving into the breath, then moves into a flow that develops heat and coordination. The Saturday Power Flow describes a practice that invites both effort and ease, so the pace is steady rather than relentless.
Because nearly all classes are open to all levels, the studio suits both those new to yoga and those who already have a regular practice. The classes are a way to build fluidity and balance at a pace that the room sets together.
Ageliki Gouvi | Yoga & Movement: questions and answers
When do most people practice here?
The classes at Ageliki Gouvi | Yoga & Movement run in the morning, at midday and in the evening, with the largest share in the evening. Most sessions start from late morning through to 7pm, and the busiest days are Tuesday and Saturday.
Are the classes suitable for beginners?
Nearly all classes are open to all levels. That makes it a place where someone new to yoga and someone with a regular practice can both find a class that works for them.
How long are the classes?
Most sessions last about an hour. The Tuesday Evening Flow runs from 7 to 8pm, and the Saturday Power Flow is also an hour long.
What kind of yoga is taught here?
The studio's classes are mostly vinyasa yoga with a flowing, breath-led pace. Ageliki leads most of them, and the Evening Flow and Saturday Power Flow are two examples of the kind of sequence to expect.
Are there classes in English?
The guide does not list the languages of instruction, so please look at the studio's own website for that detail.