Point Reyes Yoga
Point Reyes Yoga is a studio in Marin with classes in vinyasa, Pilates and yin. About 10 classes a week with 6 facilitators, busiest on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Most classes start in the morning.
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Marin, Point Reyes Yoga leans toward Gentle 8.3×, Vinyasa 6× and Yoga 3.8×.
How Point Reyes Yoga feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of MarinWho leads here
Katie Jay6 classes in two weeksAmanda Giacomini5 classes in two weeksPeggy Orr3 classes in two weeksCecilia Sandoval2 classes in two weeksPatricia Yenawine2 classes in two weeksSophia Tolbert2 classes in two weeks
Who leads what, and whenPrices and booking
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Point Reyes Yoga
Point Reyes Yoga is a studio on California 1 in Point Reyes Station, in Marin. Practice here starts early, with most classes in the morning and a steady run of early starts from 6:15am. The timetable is built mostly around yoga, with flow, gentle and yin classes that suit a slow start to the day.
It suits you if
- you like to practice early in the morning
- you want gentle, unhurried yoga classes
- you prefer a single studio in a small town
At a glance
10classes this week
6facilitators
Read more about Point Reyes YogaWhat a practice here looks like, Classes, length and who leads them
What a practice here looks like
Point Reyes Yoga is built around yoga, and most of its classes fall into that practice. The studio leans toward flow and vinyasa, which move with the breath, alongside gentle, restorative and yin classes that go slower and stay longer in each shape.
The timetable is weighted toward the morning. Most classes start before noon, and the earliest begins at 6:15am. Classes also run in the evening, with the latest starting at 6pm. Weekends have a fair share of the classes.
Classes, length and who leads them
Classes are usually an hour long. The flow and vinyasa classes can run longer, at 75 minutes. The studio has about ten facilitators, and Amanda Giacomini, Katie Jay, Peggy Orr, Cecilia Sandoval, Patricia Yenawine and Sophia Tolbert lead the most classes.
A new student might begin with a gentle class, which is slower and more forgiving, and move to flow once the breath and the pace feel familiar.
Point Reyes Yoga: questions and answers
When do most people practice at Point Reyes Yoga?
Most classes at Point Reyes Yoga start in the morning, with a good share before 9am. Classes also run in the evening, with the latest start at 6pm. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday are the busiest days.
Is Point Reyes Yoga good for beginners?
Yes. The studio offers a 60-minute Gentle Yoga class, a good place to start for someone new to the mat. Its Vinyasa Flow class runs 75 minutes and moves with the breath at a steadier pace.
What kinds of classes are offered?
Most classes are yoga, with flow, vinyasa, gentle and restorative classes making up much of the timetable. Yin, flexibility-focused and calm classes are also on offer, and there is an In Person Pilates class.
Who leads the classes?
Amanda Giacomini, Katie Jay, Peggy Orr, Cecilia Sandoval, Patricia Yenawine and Sophia Tolbert lead the most classes. The studio works with about ten facilitators in total.
Where is Point Reyes Yoga?
Point Reyes Yoga sits on California 1 in Point Reyes Station, in Marin. The studio is a short drive from the town and is a single place to practice rather than one of several in a neighborhood.