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The feel
Who leads here
Christiane6 classes in two weeks
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Neue Wege gehen
neue wege gehen is a yoga studio in Hetlingen, on the western edge of Hamburg. Its practice leans toward yoga with a slow, mindful character, with flowing movement, stretching and calm phases of rest. Most classes are held in the evening, and the studio's own description points to a friendly community atmosphere. Some of its classes include live music, which sets it apart from many studios in the city.
It suits you if
- you want an evening practice after work
- you are looking for gentle yoga with live music
- you want to practice with a steady community in the west of Hamburg
At a glance
3classes this week
1facilitators
Read more about Neue Wege gehenWhat is practiced here, The shape of the week
What is practiced here
neue wege gehen offers yoga as its core practice, with most classes built on flow. Alongside the flowing classes there are sessions focused on mobility and stretch, and a series called Rückenzeit that brings together gentle movement, back school and yoga for people who want to give their back attention. The classes called Calm and Release sit at a slower pace.
Some sessions use live music, which gives the evening a particular atmosphere. The studio also offers Einfach Happy Yoga, a class built around community, personal well-being and a cheerful mood.
The shape of the week
Most of the week is taught in the evening, with classes starting between 6pm and 7pm. Thursday, Tuesday and Wednesday are the days when the most classes are held. Christiane leads the largest share of the classes, and a small group of other facilitators teaches the rest.
The classes are taught in German and run about 75 minutes. The studio is a good fit for people who can practice after work and prefer a calm, grounded session over an intense one.
Neue Wege gehen: questions and answers
When do most people practice here?
Most classes at neue wege gehen take place in the evening, with starts between 6pm and 7pm. Thursday, Tuesday and Wednesday are the busiest days. Classes in the morning, at midday or on weekends are not part of the current offer.
Is it good for beginners?
Yes, a good number of the classes are open to all levels, and about a third are listed as suitable for first classes ever. Embodied Flow is described for people who already have some yoga experience and want to feel their body more closely.
What is Rückenzeit?
Rückenzeit is a four-week series of Wednesday evening classes. It combines gentle movement, elements from back school and yoga, and is built around time and attention for the back. Its classes run about 75 minutes, like most of the others here.
Who leads the classes, and how long are they?
The classes are taught in German, and Christiane leads most of them. Each class lasts about 75 minutes, and none of the classes on the current schedule require a pass.