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Amano Lounge Yoga Pullach

Amano Lounge Yoga Pullach is a studio in Munich with classes in vinyasa, Pilates and yin. About 24 classes a week with 22 facilitators, busiest on Tuesdays and Fridays. Most classes start in the morning.

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Coming up

Tomorrow

07:30 · 60 minPilates Feel supported from the center. with GiuliaGentleCore and pelvic floor
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Sunday 1 November

09:00 · 90 minVinyasa Yoga Let the breath lead the body. with AnickFlowVinyasa
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The calendar: 22 classes this weekEvery class, day by day, and the regulars

The feel

VinyasaFlowYinMat PilatesGentleRestoreStrongHatha

Compared with the rest of Munich, Amano Lounge Yoga Pullach leans toward Sleep 13×, Vinyasa 6.9× and Yin 6.1×.

How Amano Lounge Yoga Pullach feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of Munich

Who leads here

Andreas5 classes in two weeksRamona4 classes in two weeksUrsula4 classes in two weeksAnick3 classes in two weeksClaudia G.3 classes in two weeksHeike3 classes in two weeks
All 19 facilitators

Prices and booking

Each class links straight to AMANO Lounge Yoga Munich’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 Amano Lounge Yoga Pullach

amano lounge yoga pullach sits at Kirchplatz in Pullach im Isartal, south of Munich, and offers a wide mix of vinyasa, yin, hatha and pilates. The timetable spreads across the morning, the middle of the day and the evening, with the early start at 7:30am giving many people a way into practice before work. The classes are built to blend movement and stillness, so a single session can move from flowing sequences into slow, restful postures.

It suits you if

  • you want to combine flowing vinyasa with slow yin postures
  • you prefer early morning practice before the day begins
  • you are looking for Pilates focused on the core and pelvic floor

At a glance

22classes this week
19facilitators
Read more about Amano Lounge Yoga PullachWhat the studio offers, How the week runs

What the studio offers

The studio is part of the amano lounge yoga group, which also runs a site in Munich. The Pullach space offers a wide range of practices, from vinyasa and hatha to pilates and breathwork. Most classes are designed for all levels, and the lineup is shaped by a couple of dozen facilitators who each bring their own emphasis.

The practice leans toward movement that has a clear structure. Vinyasa sessions link breath and motion through flowing sequences, while yin classes hold postures for longer to work the deeper connective tissues. Several formats mix the two, so you can build a practice across the week that moves between energy and rest.

How the week runs

Classes are spread across the day, with about half of them in the morning and about a third in the evening. Monday, Tuesday and Friday carry the most sessions, and the start times cluster around 7:30am, 9am, 6:15pm and 8pm. Weekend classes make up about a fifth of the timetable.

Most classes run between 60 and 90 minutes. Shorter sessions are usually pilates or a focused morning flow, while longer ones include yin, therapeutic flow and blended formats such as Vin & Yin.

Amano Lounge Yoga Pullach: questions and answers

Is it good for beginners?

Most classes at amano lounge yoga pullach are open to all levels, so a beginner can join without preparation. Vinyasa Basics is built step by step, with each session opening a new part of the practice. A few classes are for first-timers or experienced practitioners, and the descriptions say which is which.

When do most people practice here?

Classes start as early as 7:30am and run into the evening, with the latest start at 8pm. Morning classes make up about half of the timetable, and about a third falls in the evening. Monday, Tuesday and Friday are the busiest days.

How long are the classes?

Most classes run 60 to 90 minutes, and 75 minutes is typical. Vinyasa, Yin, Pilates and the blended formats are spread across that range, so a short Pilates session and a longer Yang to Yin flow both have a place.

Can I practice Pilates here as well as yoga?

Yes. Pilates is a regular part of the timetable, and it includes mat work, core and pelvic floor training, and a class for mothers after birth. Many of the Pilates sessions focus on strengthening the trunk and stretching the body together.

What kind of yoga is taught?

Vinyasa is the most common style, followed by Yin and Hatha. Several classes combine them, such as Vin & Yin, which moves through flowing sequences before quieter Yin postures, and Yang to Yin, which begins with a dynamic flow and ends in stillness.

Who leads the classes?

Studio and facilitator names in the timetable include Maggy, Gabriela, Andreas, Ursula, Claudia G., Ramona and Heike. A couple of dozen facilitators teach across the classes, so the lineup changes from session to session.