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Coming up

Wednesday 4 November

The calendar: 1 class this weekEvery class, day by day, and the regulars

The feel

RestoreYin

Who leads here

Jennifer Layden2 classes in two weeks
Who leads what, and when

Prices and booking

Each class links straight to JP Yoga and Reiki’s own booking page, so the full price goes to the studio and its facilitators.

Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting there

About JP Yoga and Reiki

JP Yoga and Reiki offers a focused, evening-led practice in Bonita Springs, just outside Miami. The studio's classes lean toward yin and restorative yoga, which means slow, held postures and a quiet pace. Practicing here suits anyone who wants an unhurried session after the working day.

It suits you if

  • you want slow, held postures
  • you practice in the evening
  • you prefer a calm, restorative pace

At a glance

1classes this week
1facilitators
Read more about JP Yoga and ReikiWhen classes run, Styles and facilitators

When classes run

The schedule at JP Yoga and Reiki is compact, with a handful of classes each week. Nearly all of them are offered in the evening, and the earliest and latest starts both fall at 5:30pm. There are no morning, midday or weekend classes listed for this studio.

Wednesday is the busiest day, and most people practice in the early evening. The regular class length is about 60 minutes, long enough for a full yin session.

Styles and facilitators

Yin is the style at the center of the timetable, and restore and yoga appear alongside it. Yin is practiced with postures held for longer stretches, so the body can settle into each shape. Restore is a gentler, supported style that suits a slower evening.

Jennifer Layden leads the largest share of the classes, giving the studio a consistent voice. Classes do not take a pass, so each session is booked on its own.

JP Yoga and Reiki: questions and answers

What kind of yoga is offered here?

Yin is the style most often offered at JP Yoga and Reiki. Classes run in the evening and last about an hour, which makes them a steady, unhurried way to end the day.

When do most classes start?

Classes are held in the evening, starting at 5:30pm. Wednesday is the day with the most classes, and the schedule is concentrated in the evening rather than in the morning or at midday.

What are the classes like?

Restore and yin are the kinds of class you will find most often, alongside general yoga. Each is offered in an evening slot, so the rhythm of the space leans toward slower, calmer practice.

Who leads the classes?

Jennifer Layden leads the largest share of the classes at this studio. Most classes are led by a small group of facilitators.

Where is the studio?

Yes. The studio is located at 10911 Bonita Beach Road in Bonita Springs, in the Miami area, and it is set up as a space for practicing yoga and reiki.

How long are the classes?

Classes typically run for about 60 minutes. Each session gives time for a full practice without a long commitment at the end of a working day.