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YoDini
YoDini is a studio in Blumenau with classes in Pilates and vinyasa. About 31 classes a week with 6 facilitators, busiest on Tuesdays and Mondays. Most classes start in the evening, after work.
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Munich, YoDini leans toward Back 6×, Release 4.1× and Joints and mobility 3.9×.
How YoDini feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of MunichWho leads here
Nadine55 classes in two weeksAnne2 classes in two weeksVroni2 classes in two weeksBianca1 class in two weeks
Who leads what, and whenPrices and booking
Each class links straight to YoDini’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 thereAbout YoDini
yodini sits in the Blumenau district of Munich, with classes that move between pilates, yoga and strength work. The studio keeps a steady evening schedule and a range of levels, from first class ever to experienced. Core and pelvic floor work, back training and pilates classes stand out, along with a few courses made for pregnancy and the first months after birth.
It suits you if
- you want core and pelvic floor work
- you come after work in the evening
- you are new to Pilates or yoga
At a glance
32classes this week
4facilitators
Read more about YoDiniWhat is practiced at yodini, How the week runs
What is practiced at yodini
Pilates is the center of the schedule at yodini, alongside yoga and strength work. Classes like the core-focused pilates session, pilates hiit and back training show how the studio combines controlled movement with intensity, and most sessions last about an hour.
For those who want something slower, yin yoga holds postures for several minutes and vinyasa flow links breath and movement. Strength x hiit and pure strength give a more demanding option, with circuit training that works through all the main muscle groups.
How the week runs
Most classes are set at the evening, and the studio also offers early starts from 7:30am. Monday, Tuesday and Sunday are the busiest days, and the start times that draw the most people fall in the early evening and the morning.
The studio has a range of classes for different stages of life. Pregnancy yoga and pilates, postnatal pilates with babies and pilates for teenagers each have their own sessions, and the classes are led by facilitators who work with those groups in mind.
YoDini: questions and answers
Is YoDini good for beginners?
Yes, there are classes for beginners, and a share of the schedule is marked as first class ever. Most of the offer is set at all levels, so a first visit does not need prior experience.
What kinds of classes does YoDini offer?
Pilates leads together with yoga, and strength work, back training and core and pelvic floor classes make up much of the rest. Yin, vinyasa flow and mobility classes appear less often.
How long are the classes?
Most classes take about an hour. Some run shorter, at 45 minutes, and the pure strength session takes 70 minutes.
When do most people practice at YoDini?
Most classes run in the evening, and the earliest starts are at 7:30am. Mornings and weekends make up a smaller share, and Monday, Tuesday and Sunday see the most classes.
Are there classes for specific groups?
Yes, the studio offers classes for pregnant people, postnatal pilates with babies and pilates for teenagers. Each is a separate class with its own focus.
Where is YoDini and who teaches there?
The studio is at Gelbhofstraße 16 in the Blumenau district of Munich. Classes are led by a team of about ten facilitators, with Nadine, Vroni, Anne, Giorgia and Bianca teaching the most.