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YOGA+ AM KLARER-HOF
YOGA+ AM KLARER-HOF is a studio in Munich with classes in and hatha. About 41 classes a week with 18 facilitators, busiest on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Classes run from morning to evening.
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Munich, YOGA+ AM KLARER-HOF leans toward Alignment-based 57×, Hatha 5.8× and Root 4.2×.
How YOGA+ AM KLARER-HOF feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of MunichWho leads here
Brigitte Gnann13 classes in two weeksBrigitte Bauer9 classes in two weeksConstanze8 classes in two weeksMarion8 classes in two weeksSteffi Sch.8 classes in two weeksMagdalena7 classes in two weeks
All 17 facilitatorsPrices and booking
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout YOGA+ AM KLARER-HOF
YOGA+ AM KLARER-HOF is a studio in Oberhaching, just south of Munich, where yoga and Pilates sit side by side with strength, back and core training. Most of the offer is yoga, from gentle sessions and hatha to morning flows, and the timetable spreads across the morning and evening. The studio also includes a few classes for kids, postnatal practice and people over 60.
It suits you if
- you want yoga and Pilates in one place
- you prefer evening practice after work
- you want gentle, alignment-focused yoga
At a glance
36classes this week
17facilitators
Read more about YOGA+ AM KLARER-HOFWhat you can practice, When and with whom
What you can practice
The studio's classes center on yoga, which makes up most of the timetable. Hatha yoga, gentle yoga with attention to alignment and the chakras, and morning yoga flows are all part of the regular offer. A quieter evening practice is also on the schedule for those who want to let the day go.
Beyond yoga, the studio runs a steady set of Pilates and back-focused classes. Pilates is a strengthening full-body practice with an emphasis on the abdomen, pelvic floor and back. Other classes work on total body conditioning, mobility and stretch, and strength. Latin Moves, a dance-based class with Latin American rhythms, and BODYART, a barefoot bodyweight practice, add variety to the week.
When and with whom
Most classes run for 60 minutes, with a 50-minute morning yoga class as the shortest option. Mornings make up about a third of the week and evenings about half, with the earliest class starting at 8am and the latest at 8pm. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday are the busiest days.
The studio has a couple of dozen facilitators. Brigitte Gnann, Constanze, Magdalena, Marion and Brigitte Bauer lead the most classes. Several classes are set aside for particular groups, including kids, postnatal practice, people over 60, and practice focused on joints and balance.
YOGA+ AM KLARER-HOF: questions and answers
When do most people practice at YOGA+ AM KLARER-HOF?
Morning classes take up about a third of the week, and the early starts run from 8am. Most people practice in the evening, though, since about half the classes fall after work. The busiest start times are 9am, 9:30am, 6pm and 8pm, so the morning and evening slots are the ones to plan around.
What kinds of classes are offered?
Yoga is the main offer here, and the classes include gentle sessions, hatha, morning flows and a slower evening practice. Pilates, back-focused training, core and pelvic floor work and strength classes are also common. There are a few classes built around mobility, flow and dance-style movement, and some are set aside for kids, postnatal practice and people over 60.
Which classes suit someone who is new to practice?
Sanftes Yoga is a gentle yoga class with attention to alignment and the chakras. Hatha Yoga follows the same approach at a standard length of 60 minutes. Pilates is an hour on the mat that works mainly the abdomen, pelvic floor and back. Each class description notes that you should bring a mat, blocks and a strap if you have them.
How long are the classes?
Most classes run for 60 minutes, and the Yoga Morning class is a shorter 50 minutes. A two-hour special combines strengthening yoga with gentle movement and time to rest, and it includes a few RINGANA products. A 30-minute nutrition consultation with Constanze is also on the schedule.
Who leads the classes?
The studio is in Oberhaching, at Hahilingastraße 1d, 82041. Its classes are taught by a couple of dozen facilitators, and Brigitte Gnann, Constanze, Magdalena, Marion and Brigitte Bauer teach the most. Steffi Sch., Amelie, Tabea, Katherine and Daniela also lead regular classes.