Julia
Julia teaches mobility and stretch-focused yoga in Munich, mostly in the evenings and on weekends. Julia's classes lean toward the body's joints, hips and back, with a strong focus on flexibility and release.
2 classes in the next two weeks at The Collective Flow, in English.
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Julia leads 2 classes in the next two weeks at The Collective Flow, in English. Coming up:
Saturday 14 November
The practice
About Julia
Julia teaches mobility and stretch-focused yoga in Munich, mostly in the evenings and on weekends. Julia's classes lean toward the body's joints, hips and back, with a strong focus on flexibility and release. Most of Julia's work takes place at The Collective Flow in Kreuzviertel, in a light-filled space where English is the language of class.
It suits you if
- you want slow work on hips and shoulders
- you prefer evening practice after work
- you are looking for a gentle flowing flexibility class
At a glance
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What Julia teaches
Julia's classes center on mobility and stretching. Many of them work through joints, hips, neck, shoulders and the back, moving through simple yoga flows and functional stretches.
Several classes build from feel-good movement toward release. The Yoga & Fascia Release class includes massage balls for tension relief, while the Mobility Feel Good Flow is a vinyasa-style class that links breath with transitions.
When and where to practice
Julia's classes mostly run in the evening, from 6pm to 7:30pm, and on weekends. Classes are usually 60 minutes long.
Nearly all of Julia's classes are held at The Collective Flow in Kreuzviertel, so the studio is the place to start if you want to practice with Julia.
Julia: questions and answers
Are Julia's classes in English?
Most of Julia's classes are in English, and nearly all of them run in the evening or on weekends. The studio is The Collective Flow in Kreuzviertel, where most of Julia's classes are held.
When do Julia's classes usually start?
Julia's classes run from 6pm to 7:30pm, with the busiest starts at 6pm and 7:30pm. Saturday is the day Julia teaches most often.
Is there a class for beginners with Julia?
Yes. The Yoga & Fascia Release class is described as beginner-friendly and works with simple flows and massage balls. Several of Julia's other classes are open to all levels.
What kind of classes does Julia teach?
Julia's classes focus on mobility, stretching and flexibility, often with work on joints, hips, neck, shoulders and back. Some are gentle and flowing, and some are vinyasa-style.
How long are Julia's classes, and do they take a pass?
Most of Julia's classes are typically 60 minutes long. Julia's classes are not offered on a membership pass.
Where does Julia teach in Munich?
Right now at The Collective Flow. The classes on this page update from the studios' own timetables.
What does Julia teach?
Vinyasa.
Which language does Julia teach in?
English.
How do I book a class with Julia?
Choose a class above. Booking happens on the studio's own page, so you pay the studio directly.