Maja
Maja leads yoga with a clear focus on families, young people and slow, restful practice. Maja's classes are mostly held at Studio Fasolt in Nymphenburg, and most of the week's classes fall on the weekend.
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The practice
About Maja
Maja leads yoga with a clear focus on families, young people and slow, restful practice. Maja's classes are mostly held at Studio Fasolt in Nymphenburg, and most of the week's classes fall on the weekend. The mix runs from yoga for all levels to yin, meditation and strong classes, so there is something for both parents and children, and for adults who want to slow down.
It suits you if
- wanting to practice with your child
- looking for slow, restful yin practice
- preferring weekend classes in nymphenburg
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What Maja teaches
Maja's classes are mostly yoga, with a few that go into yin, meditation and strong practice. Most classes are open to all levels, and many are built around release, calm and focus. The yin and relax class is a sixty minute practice of slow holds and letting go, offered as an evening mini retreat.
A handful of classes are aimed at specific ages. There are family classes for parents and children, one for ages 4 to 7 and one for ages 8 to 14, plus a teens class from age 10. These use playful elements and gentle flows to build time together.
How the week runs
Maja's classes run at Studio Fasolt in Nymphenburg, where most of Maja's classes are held. Maja's week starts as early as 10am, with busy starts at 10am, 11:15am, 12:30pm and 7:15pm in the evening.
Most of Maja's classes fall on the weekend, with Saturday and Tuesday the busiest days. About half of Maja's classes are in the morning, a fifth in the midday and a fifth in the evening. Each class lasts around sixty minutes.
Maja: questions and answers
What kinds of classes does Maja lead?
Maja leads yoga for all levels, with most classes open to everyone. The classes here are mostly yoga, with a few that move into yin, meditation and strong practice. Most of Maja's classes are in the weekend, when it is a good moment to practice.
Are there classes for children and families?
Yes. Maja leads family classes for parents and children, one for ages 4 to 7 and one for ages 8 to 14, where you practice together with playful elements. There is also a teens class for ages 10 and up, built around strong flows and calm.
When does Maja usually teach?
Maja's classes at Studio Fasolt in Nymphenburg start as early as 10am and run through the day into the evening, with the latest start at 7:15pm. The busiest start times are 11:15am, 10am, 12:30pm and 7:15pm. Most of the week's classes fall on the weekend, with Saturday and Tuesday the busiest days.
Is it good for beginners?
Most of Maja's classes are open to all levels, so a first class does not need any experience. Maja's yin and relax class is a slower, restful practice, with an evening mini retreat feel. Starting with a class that fits the pace you want is a good way to begin.
How long are the classes?
Maja's classes mostly last 60 minutes. Most of Maja's classes are held at Studio Fasolt, where the space is set up for family and calm practice.
Where does Maja teach in Munich?
Right now at Studio Fasolt. The classes on this page update from the studios' own timetables.
What does Maja teach?
Yin.
How do I book a class with Maja?
Choose a class above. Booking happens on the studio's own page, so you pay the studio directly.