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Lisa teaches vinyasa yoga in Munich, in flowing classes that keep a steady rhythm from one pose to the next. Lisa's classes are light-filled and built for people who want to move with their breath.

2 classes in the next two weeks at The Reformer Studio Patrick Broome Yoga (Studio Schwabing).

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About Lisa

Lisa teaches vinyasa yoga in Munich, in flowing classes that keep a steady rhythm from one pose to the next. Lisa's classes are light-filled and built for people who want to move with their breath. Most of Lisa's classes are at midday and on weekends, which makes them easy to fit into a weekend morning or a lunch break.

It suits you if

  • you are looking for a flowing vinyasa practice
  • your schedule leaves room for a midday or weekend class
  • you are new to yoga and want a steady, guided start

At a glance

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What Lisa teaches

Lisa's classes are rooted in vinyasa, a style where each movement is linked to a breath. Most of Lisa's classes carry a flow feel, so the sequence keeps moving rather than holding still for long. The studio is light-filled, which gives the practice a bright, open quality.

Lisa's Basic 75 class is designed for people new to yoga. It runs for 75 minutes and follows a four-week cycle, with each week focusing on a different family of poses: standing postures, forward bends, backbends and a focus on the practice itself. This structure lets a beginner build familiarity over time.

Where and when Lisa teaches

Lisa teaches at The Reformer Studio Patrick Broome Yoga (Studio Schwabing) in Maxvorstadt, where Lisa has the most classes. Lisa's sessions start at 12:30pm and run at midday and on weekends. Saturday is the day Lisa's classes are most often on the schedule.

A class with Lisa is typically 75 minutes. Most of Lisa's sessions are taught in the studio itself, so the midday and weekend slots are the main way to take part in Lisa's teaching.

Lisa: questions and answers

Where does Lisa teach in Munich?

Lisa leads classes at The Reformer Studio Patrick Broome Yoga (Studio Schwabing) in Maxvorstadt. Lisa's classes are mostly at midday and on weekends, and a handful of them are running in the coming weeks.

What kind of classes does Lisa teach?

Lisa's classes are vinyasa yoga with a flow feel, and most of them are listed as first class ever. The Basic 75 class is taught for people new to yoga, with a four-week cycle that moves through standing poses, forward bends, backbends and a focus on the practice itself.

Are Lisa's classes good for beginners?

Yes. The Basic 75 class is described as suitable for beginners, and it works with a four-week cycle, so each week has a clear focus. Most of Lisa's classes are listed as first class ever, which makes them a gentle place to start.

When do Lisa's classes take place?

Lisa's classes start at 12:30pm and run at midday and on weekends, with Saturday being the day most of them take place. Most sessions are around 75 minutes long, so plan for about an hour and a quarter in the studio.

What should I expect when I first visit?

Lisa's classes are in Munich, and the studio where most of them take place is in Maxvorstadt. Lisa's teaching is centered there, so a visit to the Schwabing studio is the most direct way to take a class with Lisa.

How do I book a class with Lisa?

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