Horizon Yoga
Horizon Yoga is a studio in Margaret River with classes in vinyasa, yin and sound baths. About 16 classes a week with 10 facilitators, busiest on Mondays and Tuesdays. Most classes start in the morning.
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Margaret River, Horizon Yoga leans toward Sound bath 26×, Ether 8× and Yin 7.4×.
How Horizon Yoga feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of Margaret RiverWho leads here
Cherry Pearce9 classes in two weeksRachael Berry5 classes in two weeksRenata Popis5 classes in two weeksDavid MacLennan3 classes in two weeksGianna Lawrence2 classes in two weeksKarina Paxinos2 classes in two weeks
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Horizon Yoga is a studio in Swanbourne, on Marine Parade, where yoga is the main practice. Vinyasa leads the timetable, with yin, restorative and sound bath sessions offering a slower pace. Most classes are held in the morning, and the week is shaped around early starts and a steady evening run.
It suits you if
- you like a steady vinyasa flow
- you prefer to practice before the day begins
- you want slow, restful sessions like yin or restore
At a glance
16classes this week
11facilitators
Read more about Horizon YogaThe practice at Horizon Yoga, How the week runs
The practice at Horizon Yoga
Vinyasa is the style you are most likely to find here, with about half of the classes built around it. Swanbourne Vinyasa Yoga and Swanbourne Slow Flow sit beside Cottesloe Scout Centre Vinyasa and Power Yoga, giving a range from steady flow to stronger, more demanding sessions.
The slower side of the timetable is also well established. Yin, Yin & Yang, Restorative and Yin Sound Healing are all part of the week, with Cottesloe Scout Centre Restorative & Sound Healing and sound bath sessions adding a more meditative tone.
How the week runs
Morning is the heart of the week, with more than half of the classes starting before noon. The busiest start times are 8:30am, 9:15am and 6am, and the early sessions are the ones most people come to. Evenings carry a smaller share, with a busy start at 6pm.
Most classes run an hour, so a session fits neatly before or after a working day. Weekend classes make up about a fifth of the timetable.
Horizon Yoga: questions and answers
What kind of yoga does Horizon Yoga teach?
Horizon Yoga teaches mostly yoga, and most of its classes are vinyasa, with a steady run of yin, restorative and gentle sessions alongside. Power yoga, hatha and yin yang appear less often. Sound bath sessions form about a tenth of the timetable.
When do classes at Horizon Yoga usually start?
Most classes run an hour. Morning sessions make up more than half of the timetable, and the earliest starts are at 6am. Evening classes are fewer, with the latest start at 6:15pm.
Which days are busiest at Horizon Yoga?
Classes are most often held on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Weekends make up about a fifth of the timetable.
Who leads the classes at Horizon Yoga?
The classes are led by about ten facilitators. Renata Popis, Cherry Pearce and Rachael Berry lead the most sessions, followed by Shelley Henry, David MacLennan and Gianna Lawrence.
Where is Horizon Yoga?
Horizon Yoga's studio is at 282 Marine Parade in Swanbourne. Its classes include sessions named after the Cottesloe Scout Centre as well as Swanbourne classes, so the timetable spans more than one place.
Is Horizon Yoga suitable for beginners?
Yes, a fair number of classes are gentle, restorative or yin, which tend to suit people who are newer to practice. Vinyasa is the most common style, so a first visit could start with a slow flow or a yin session.