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Deep rest

Yoga nidra and restorative classes across Kraków.

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Deep rest in Kraków

Deep rest in Kraków is an evening practice. The classes lean on yoga nidra and restorative yoga, slow guided sessions meant for lying down, breathing and letting the body settle after a full day. The sessions are held in a handful of studios across the city, and most of them start in the evening, from 8pm onward.

Where to start: Joga Centrum in Piasek, Kahuna Yoga Studio in Stare Podgórze or Joga Centrum Bronowice in Małe Błonia

It suits you if

  • you want a quiet end to the day
  • you prefer slow, lying-down practice
  • you are new to yoga and want something gentle
Read more about Deep rest in KrakówWhat the practice looks like, Where and when to practice

What the practice looks like

Most of what this collection offers is yoga nidra, a guided practice of lying still, following the voice and returning attention to the body. Nearly every class includes it. Restorative classes sit alongside it, built on supported poses held for a long time, and a good share of the sessions are gentle or restore-focused in tone.

A few classes add hatha or a slow vinyasa flow before the rest, so the body moves a little before it settles. Most sessions last about an hour, while a few longer hatha and nidra combinations run for 90 minutes.

Where and when to practice

Joga Centrum in Piasek hosts the largest share of these classes. Kahuna Yoga Studio in Stare Podgórze and Joga Centrum Bronowice in Małe Błonia also offer several sessions each. Between them, the three studios and their neighborhoods give a good sense of where deep rest gathers in Kraków.

Because nearly all the classes fall in the evening, the practice suits people who finish work later in the day and want to wind down before bed. Booking a class in one of these studios is a simple way to try the practice in a calm, dimly lit setting.

Deep rest: questions and answers

When do most people practice deep rest in Kraków?

Most of the classes in this collection run in the evening, starting from 8pm, with the latest start at 9:15pm. The typical class lasts about an hour, though some run to 90 minutes.

What kinds of classes make up deep rest?

Yoga nidra is the thread that runs through this collection, and nearly all of the classes include it alongside yoga. Several are plain yoga nidra sessions, while others pair it with hatha or a gentle vinyasa flow.

Is deep rest a good place to start for beginners?

Yes. Many of these classes are gentle and restorative, which makes them a good fit for someone who wants to slow down. Kahuna Yoga Studio in Stare Podgórze and Joga Centrum in Piasek both offer evening classes that suit a quiet end to the day.

Which studios and neighborhoods are part of this?

Most of the classes in this collection are held at Joga Centrum in Piasek, with Kahuna Yoga Studio in Stare Podgórze and Joga Centrum Bronowice in Małe Błonia also running several. Together they gather most of what this set of practices offers.

Which days have the most deep rest classes?

Monday, Tuesday and Thursday are the days when the most classes start. Each of these evenings has a cluster of sessions, so you will find more to choose from on these nights.

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