Agoura Power Of Yoga
Agoura Power Of Yoga is a studio in Los Angeles with classes in vinyasa and sound baths. About 28 classes a week with 12 facilitators, busiest on Mondays and Tuesdays. Most classes start in the morning.
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Los Angeles, Agoura Power Of Yoga leans toward Gong and bowls 21×, Iyengar 13× and Sound bath 9×.
How Agoura Power Of Yoga feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of Los AngelesWho leads here
Heather Cunha9 classes in two weeksGary Shiaman8 classes in two weeksAlicia Anka6 classes in two weeksJennifer Elliott6 classes in two weeksKrista Kubik6 classes in two weeksSolvei McKenna6 classes in two weeks
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Agoura Power Of Yoga
Agoura Power Of Yoga sits on Canwood Street in Agoura Hills, and its schedule is built around yoga in many forms. Mornings carry much of the week, with about half of the classes starting before noon, and the day's rhythm suits a practice that fits before the rest of the day begins. Vinyasa, Iyengar, hatha and yin all appear here, next to gentle flow and sound-based sessions.
It suits you if
- you practice in the morning
- you want vinyasa and Iyengar in one studio
- you are new and want all levels flow
At a glance
30classes this week
12facilitators
Read more about Agoura Power Of YogaWhat is practiced here, How the week is shaped
What is practiced here
Yoga is the core of the studio. Vinyasa is the most common style, and power yoga, Iyengar and hatha appear less often but still form a part of the week. The gentler end of the schedule includes Gentle Yoga, Slow Flow All Levels and yin, while Strength Yoga Pop Up and Power Yoga give a more active counterpoint.
Alongside the physical classes sit candlelight sessions, sound baths and gong and bowls. Candlelight Yoga and Sound Bath runs 75 minutes and is one of the few longer classes on the timetable.
How the week is shaped
Most classes run 60 minutes, and the day begins at 9am with a steady run of starts through the morning. Monday, Tuesday and Friday carry the largest number of classes, and weekend sessions make up about a fifth of the total.
About ten facilitators lead the classes, with Heather Cunha, Gary Shiaman and Jennifer Elliott among those who teach most often. Classes are taught in English, and the studio does not offer a pass system.
Agoura Power Of Yoga: questions and answers
How long are the classes and when do they start?
Most classes are 60 minutes, with a smaller number running 75 minutes, such as the Iyengar Yoga Level 1/2 class and the Candlelight Yoga and Sound Bath. Starts range from 9am to 6pm, and the busiest start times are 9am, 10:30am, noon and 4:30pm.
When do most people practice here?
The schedule leans toward mornings, with about half of the classes starting before noon. Evenings and midday each hold a smaller share, and weekend classes make up about a fifth of the total. Monday, Tuesday and Friday are the days with the most classes.
Is this studio suitable for beginners?
Yes. Several classes are marked as all levels, including All Levels Flow and Slow Flow All Levels, and the gentler classes such as Gentle Yoga and Easy Like Sunday Morning give a steady place to begin. Iyengar Yoga Level 1/2 is listed as a level-specific class for those who want more structure.
What kinds of classes does the studio offer?
Yoga is the core of the studio, with vinyasa, Iyengar, hatha, power yoga and yin all on the schedule. Gentle, flow and restore classes sit alongside sound baths, gong and bowls, and a few strength and mobility sessions, so the week has room for both slow and more active practice.
Who leads the classes?
The studio's classes are led by about ten facilitators. Heather Cunha, Gary Shiaman, Jennifer Elliott and Alicia Anka are among those who teach the most classes, and Krista Kubik, Solvei McKenna, Dawn Stillo, Janet Miller, Vivica Schwartz and Chelsea Elmore also lead regular sessions.
Where is the studio and what kind of place is it?
Agoura Power Of Yoga is at 30315 Canwood Street in Agoura Hills, in the Los Angeles area. It is a studio where most classes are yoga in its various forms, with a steady morning schedule and a range of levels for people who want to find a regular practice.