YOGALAB
YOGALAB is a studio in Margaret River with classes in vinyasa, power yoga and hatha. About 24 classes a week with 12 facilitators, busiest on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Most classes start in the morning.
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Margaret River, YOGALAB leans toward Power yoga 20×, Hatha 16× and Gentle 8.3×.
How YOGALAB feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of Margaret RiverWho leads here
Chloe11 classes in two weeksShawn10 classes in two weeksJo5 classes in two weeksLoella4 classes in two weeksMeesha4 classes in two weeksMoira4 classes in two weeks
All 12 facilitatorsPrices and booking
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout YOGALAB
YOGALAB is a yoga studio at 181A High Street in Fremantle, where most of the classes are vinyasa-based yoga. Power vinyasa, slow flow and strong classes sit alongside gentler yin and hatha sessions. A few classes bring sound into the practice, with gong, bowls and sound baths.
It suits you if
- you like strong, flowing vinyasa practice
- you prefer morning or early evening classes
- you want to try a first class ever
At a glance
24classes this week
12facilitators
Read more about YOGALABWhat the practice is like, How the week runs
What the practice is like
Most of the schedule is yoga, and power yoga and vinyasa each appear in about half of the classes. Strong classes are common, while gentler options such as slow mo flow, yin and restore are offered less often. Flow classes and hatha complete the picture, so a regular practice can move between effort and rest.
Some classes add sound. Yin and sound, flow frequency and sound baths use gong and bowls, which gives a different texture to the hour on the mat.
How the week runs
Most classes are scheduled in the morning, and the earliest starts at 6am. The busiest start times are 9:30am, 6am, 6pm and 4:30pm, with Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday the busiest days. A smaller share of classes fall in the evening and on weekends, and there are few or no classes at midday.
Most classes run for an hour, and a few yin sessions last a little longer. The classes are led by a team of about ten facilitators, with Chloe, Shawn, Jo and Loella among those who teach the most.
YOGALAB: questions and answers
When do most people practice at YOGALAB?
Most classes at YOGALAB run in the morning, and the earliest starts at 6am. The busiest start times are 9:30am, 6am, 6pm and 4:30pm, and the busiest days are Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday. A smaller share of classes fall in the evening and on weekends.
Is YOGALAB good for beginners?
Yes. A few of the classes are labeled as a first class ever, so a newcomer can start with one of those. Beginners flow and yin are also on the timetable, and the classes are led by a team of about ten facilitators.
What kinds of classes does YOGALAB offer?
Yoga is the practice at the center of the schedule. Power yoga and vinyasa each appear in about half of the classes, and strong and gentle classes are both common. Yin, hatha and flow classes are also offered, and a few sessions use sound, such as sound baths and gong and bowls.
How long are the classes, and who leads them?
Most classes last about an hour, and a few yin sessions run a little longer. Classes are taught in a small number of studios, and the facilitators with the most classes include Chloe, Shawn, Jo and Loella.
Can I fit a class around a working day?
Yes, a handful of studios is part of the picture here. The classes tend to cluster in the morning and early evening, so it is worth looking at which times suit your day. Most sessions are an hour long, which makes it easy to fit a practice around work.