Rosie
Rosie's Miami practice sits in one studio, Open Door Yoga in the Grove Center, where most of Rosie's classes are yoga with restore, meditation and yin alongside.
10 classes in the next two weeks at Open Door Yoga.
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Rosie leads 10 classes in the next two weeks at Open Door Yoga. The next three:
Tomorrow
Wednesday 11 November
The practice
Compared with the rest of Miami, Rosie leans toward Calm 19×, Restore 10× and Root 7.6×.
How Rosie's classes feelStyles, energy and the body, against the rest of MiamiAbout Rosie
Rosie's Miami practice sits in one studio, Open Door Yoga in the Grove Center, where most of Rosie's classes are yoga with restore, meditation and yin alongside. Rosie's classes lean toward the evening and the middle of the week, and the pace moves from flowing sequences to long, quiet rest. It is a steady place to practice after the working day.
It suits you if
- you practice in the evening
- you want slow, restful yoga
- you are new to yoga and want a gentle start
At a glance
10classes in two weeks
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What Rosie teaches
Rosie's classes are mostly yoga, which makes up most of Rosie's timetable. Restore classes, meaning slow poses held for longer with props and support, make up about a third. Meditation, restorative and yin each take a smaller share.
The class names at Open Door Yoga follow a clear pattern, with ODY FLOW, ODY RESTORE, ODY MEDITATE, ODY YIN 75 and ODY SIGNATURE. Flow is the most active of these, while restore and yin ask for stillness.
How the week runs
Most of Rosie's classes take place in the evening, with about a third in the morning. The busiest start times are 7:30pm, 6pm, 10am and 10:30am. A typical class runs about an hour, and a 75-minute yin class gives a longer, slower session.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday are the days when Rosie teaches most often, and Rosie does not lead classes on weekends.
Rosie: questions and answers
What does Rosie teach in Miami?
Rosie leads a couple of dozen classes in Miami at Open Door Yoga in the Grove Center. Most of them are yoga, with restore, meditation, restorative and yin also on the timetable.
When does Rosie usually teach?
Most of Rosie's classes run in the evening, with about a third in the morning. The earliest class starts at 10am and the latest at 7:30pm, and a typical class runs about an hour.
Which days does Rosie lead classes?
Rosie's classes are spread across weekdays, with Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday the busiest days. None of the classes fall on weekends.
What are some of Rosie's class names?
ODY FLOW, ODY RESTORE and ODY SIGNATURE run about an hour each. ODY MEDITATE is a shorter 45-minute class, and ODY YIN 75 runs 75 minutes.
Are Rosie's classes suitable for beginners?
Yes. Rosie's restore and yin classes, along with the restorative style, slow the pace down and rest the body, which suits someone new to yoga. The meditation classes give a quieter entry point too.
Where does Rosie teach?
Rosie's classes are taught at Open Door Yoga in the Grove Center, which is where most of Rosie's Miami practice takes place.
How do I book a class with Rosie?
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