5th Element Wellness
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Melbourne, 5th Element Wellness leans toward Strength 6.3× and Yoga 4.5×.
How 5th Element Wellness feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of MelbourneWho leads here
Prices and booking
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout 5th Element Wellness
5th Element Wellness is on Queens Parade in Fitzroy North, a studio where yoga is the core practice and strength work runs alongside it. The week leans toward early mornings, so people who want to practice before the day starts will find plenty of choice here.
It suits you if
- early starts before the workday begins
- a mix of yoga and strength training
- steady sessions that suit newer practitioners
At a glance
Read more about 5th Element WellnessPractices and classes, When the week runs
Practices and classes
Yoga is at the center of the timetable, with a wide range of flow, restorative and slow classes. Strength classes and Pilates add a more physical edge, including mat Pilates and a core and fat loss class held in the yoga studio. Most classes run 45 minutes, with some going a full hour.
The studio has a couple of dozen facilitators, so the teaching feels varied without being scattered across many locations. A few names come up most often in the timetable, and their classes are a good way to get a sense of the studio's approach.
When the week runs
The studio's schedule is front-loaded. More than half of its classes start before noon, and about half begin before 9am. Classes run from as early as 5:45am to as late as 6:40pm, with the busiest starts at 5:45am, 6:35am, 9:20am and noon. Monday, Wednesday and Friday carry the most classes, while weekends are quiet.
The evening schedule is smaller, though it still offers options after work. A midday practice is available but less common, making early and late sessions the usual choice here.
5th Element Wellness: questions and answers
When do most people practice at 5th Element Wellness?
Most classes start early. Morning starts are the norm here, with more than half of the week's classes beginning before noon and about half before 9am. The earliest start is 5:45am, so an early practice before work is an easy fit at 5th Element Wellness.
What kinds of classes does 5th Element Wellness offer?
Yes. Nearly all of the classes are yoga, with strength classes and a smaller number of Pilates classes alongside. Restorative, flow and gentle classes make up a smaller share, so there is room for a slower practice as well as a more energetic one.
Is it a good place for beginners?
Yes, the sessions are not all demanding. Slow Yoga and Restorative classes are listed among the examples, and mat Pilates offers a steady, controlled practice on the floor. Most classes run 45 or 60 minutes, which keeps a first visit manageable.
Who leads the classes?
Classes are led by a couple of dozen facilitators. Paul Connolly, Thomas Deedman, Woody Greene, Giuseppe Di Mauro and Tim Hewitt have the most classes, followed by Tara De Neve, Ethan Richards, Ziggy Razuki, Reuben Gray and Luisa Scrofani.
Where is 5th Element Wellness and how long are the classes?
The studio sits on Queens Parade in Fitzroy North, a stretch of the neighborhood that is easy to reach for people who live or work nearby. Its classes are typically 45 minutes long, with some running a full hour.