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A place like Om
A place like Om is a studio in Neustadt/Süd with classes in vinyasa, yin and meditation. About 25 classes a week with 18 facilitators, busiest on Thursdays and Sundays. Most classes start in the evening, after work.
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Cologne, A place like Om leans toward Sweat 5.5×, Pranayama 5.2× and Crown 4.8×.
How A place like Om feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of CologneWho leads here
Inken7 classes in two weeksRaquel7 classes in two weeksBirte4 classes in two weeksEva B.4 classes in two weeksMiriam4 classes in two weeksElli3 classes in two weeks
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A place like Om is a yoga studio in Neustadt/Süd, Cologne, where the week leans toward the evening. Most of its classes are vinyasa, yin and flow sequences, with some meditation and breathwork alongside. Many classes are marked for all levels, so the studio works for people who are new to the mat and for those who want a steady practice after work.
It suits you if
- you want a practice after work
- you prefer flowing vinyasa and calm yin
- you are new to yoga and want all-levels classes
At a glance
26classes this week
16facilitators
Read more about A place like OmHow the week runs, What you practice
How the week runs
The studio's timetable is built around the evening. More than half of its classes start after work, and the busiest starts are around 5pm, 6:15pm and 6:30pm. A smaller share of classes begins in the morning, from 7:30am, and only a few fall at midday.
Sundays and Mondays carry the most classes, with Friday and Thursday close behind. Most sessions run 60 minutes, while some longer 75-minute classes give more time for sequences and meditation.
What you practice
Vinyasa is the style you will meet most, with yin and flow classes close behind. Several classes combine movement with breath, such as the Jivamukti Spiritual Warrior sequence or the Ashtanga inspired open class, which keeps the Primary Series rhythm without strict rules.
For a gentler entry, look for classes labelled calm, restore or gentle, like the soft Sunday flow or the yin session that pairs long holds with somatic movement. Pranatal yoga is offered for expectant parents.
A place like Om: questions and answers
When do most people practice at a place like Om?
Most classes run in the evening, and the busiest start times are 5pm, 6:15pm and 6:30pm, so an after-work practice fits well here. Earlier starts exist too, from 7:30am, and a smaller share of the week falls at midday.
Is it good for beginners?
All levels is the most common label across the timetable, and a sizeable share of classes are marked gentle, restore or calm. Experienced classes make up a smaller part of the week, so newcomers can find a fitting first class without much searching.
What kinds of yoga are taught here?
Vinyasa and yin are the styles you will see most often, alongside Jivamukti, Ashtanga inspired sequences and a few pranatal classes. Meditation and breathwork appear in a smaller share of classes.
Who leads the classes?
Classes are taught by a couple of dozen facilitators. Raquel, Miriam, Birte, Eva B., Kristin, Inken, Elli, Jule, Linn and Leonie teach the most classes, so you will likely see several of them over a few weeks.
How long are the classes?
Typical classes last 60 minutes, and some run to 75 minutes. The timetable includes Gentle Flow, Mindful Vinyasa Flow and Yin Yoga with somatic movements, which is a calm evening option.
Which days are busiest?
Sundays and Mondays are the busiest days in the four-week window, with Friday and Thursday close behind. If you want a quieter slot, the weekend classes are a smaller share of the timetable.