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Liesa Oguz

Liesa Oguz leads vinyasa yoga in Munich, mostly on weekends and mostly in German. Liesa's classes move in flowing sequences where each movement is linked to the breath.

2 classes in the next two weeks at il giardino Yogastudio, in German.

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Liesa leads 2 classes in the next two weeks at il giardino Yogastudio, in German. Coming up:

Sunday 15 November

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About Liesa Oguz

Liesa Oguz leads vinyasa yoga in Munich, mostly on weekends and mostly in German. Liesa's classes move in flowing sequences where each movement is linked to the breath. Most of them are open to all levels, which makes them a steady place to build a regular practice in the city.

It suits you if

  • you want flowing vinyasa on weekends
  • you are comfortable practicing in German
  • you prefer a steady, breath-led flow

At a glance

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What Liesa's classes feel like

Liesa's classes are built around vinyasa yoga, a style where movement and breath move together in a continuous sequence. Many of Liesa's classes are labeled as flow, and most are open to all levels. Some classes lean toward a gentler pace, while others ask for more dynamic movement and focus.

Liesa's classes usually run about 75 minutes, with a few longer sessions of 90 minutes. Several of Liesa's classes at il giardino Yogastudio focus on the connection between breath and attention, with titles that point to focus, calm and flexibility.

When and where Liesa teaches

Liesa's classes are held mostly on weekends, with Sunday as the busiest day. Start times run from 10am through the early afternoon and into the late afternoon, with the latest start at 4:15pm. Morning and midday classes make up a similar share of Liesa's schedule, so the timing offers some variety for people who practice around work.

Nearly all of Liesa's classes are taught in German, and they are offered at il giardino Yogastudio in the Gärtnerplatz neighborhood.

Liesa Oguz: questions and answers

Does Liesa teach in English?

Liesa teaches almost all of Liesa's classes in German, so the classes are a good fit for people who are comfortable following instructions in that language. The guide does not list classes in other languages for Liesa.

What kind of classes does Liesa teach?

Most of Liesa's classes are vinyasa yoga, a style where movement is linked closely to breath in a continuous flow. Many classes are labeled as flow and open to all levels, and a few have a gentler feel.

When do Liesa's classes usually take place?

Liesa's classes are mostly held on weekends. Start times range from 10am to 4:15pm, and the midday hours are when a small share of Liesa's classes begin. Most of Liesa's classes are about 75 minutes, while a few run to 90 minutes.

Where does Liesa teach?

Liesa's classes are held at il giardino Yogastudio in the Gärtnerplatz neighborhood, where most of Liesa's classes in this guide take place. The studio's own space and approach are a good starting point for seeing how Liesa's classes feel.

Is Liesa's practice suitable for beginners?

Liesa's vinyasa classes are open to all levels, so a newcomer can join without prior experience. The classes move through flowing sequences that link breath and movement, which gives a clear sense of the style.

What does Liesa teach?

Vinyasa.

Which language does Liesa teach in?

German.

How do I book a class with Liesa?

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