Yoga studio
Yoga Circle
Yoga Circle sits on Anjeliersstraat in the Jordaan, and Ashtanga runs through its timetable. You can follow the traditional Mysore Program, where you are taught the sequence one pose at a time, or a led Primary Series class.
76 classes in the next two weeks with 39 facilitators.
- Open early: Classes before 8 on 6 days a week.
76 classes this weekPlus workshops and retreats
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Amsterdam, Yoga Circle leans toward Chanting 26×, Throat 26× and Ashtanga 17×.
How Yoga Circle feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of AmsterdamFacilitators
Claudia Pradella21 classes in two weeksLidewij Severins11 classes in two weeksKatrin Kögel10 classes in two weeksChrisey den Ouden7 classes in two weeksLina Piriz7 classes in two weeksGarmt Wiersma6 classes in two weeks
All 39 facilitatorsPrices and booking
Each class links straight to Yoga Circle’s own booking page, so the full price goes to the studio and its facilitators.
Also welcomes ClassPass, Urban Sports Club members.
Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Yoga Circle
Yoga Circle sits on Anjeliersstraat in the Jordaan, and Ashtanga runs through its timetable. You can follow the traditional Mysore Program, where you are taught the sequence one pose at a time, or a led Primary Series class. Vinyasa, yin and Pilates sit beside them, with breathwork, chanting and sound meditation for those who want something quieter.
It suits you if
- you want a structured Ashtanga practice
- you prefer early morning or evening classes
- you want to move between strength and deep rest
At a glance
76classes this week
39facilitators
Read more about Yoga CircleAshtanga and the flow styles, Fitting a class into the week
Ashtanga and the flow styles
Ashtanga is the thread that runs through the studio. The Mysore Program teaches the set sequence individually, so you learn it gradually at your own pace, while Ashtanga Led follows the Primary Series with the whole room moving together. Ashtanga Beginners gives a foundation in the sun salutations and standing postures before you join either.
Beside the ashtanga classes, vinyasa and gentle vinyasa link movement to breath, and yin holds postures for several minutes to work into deeper tissue. Yin Yang combines the two in a shorter session.
Fitting a class into the week
Mornings are the most common time to practice, and the first classes start at 6:30am. Evenings are the next most common, with the last class starting at 8:15pm. Weekends hold a fifth of the timetable, and the busiest days are Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
The classes are taught by a large group of facilitators, and Claudia Pradella, Ombretta Dettori and Lidewij Severins lead some of the most classes. Most sessions are in Dutch or English, and the studio asks you to book ahead, with no passes needed to take a class.
Yoga Circle: questions and answers
Where is Yoga Circle, and what does it offer?
Yoga Circle is in the Jordaan, at Anjeliersstraat 35. Most of its classes are yoga, with Ashtanga as a main thread, alongside vinyasa, yin and Pilates.
Is Yoga Circle good for beginners?
Most classes at Yoga Circle are open to all levels. A smaller set is for experienced students, and the Ashtanga Beginners class gives a gentle introduction to the Primary Series.
When do most people practice at Yoga Circle?
Classes run through the day. Mornings are the most common, with the earliest start at 6:30am, then evenings and weekends. Wednesday, Friday and Sunday are the busiest days, and 8pm, 10am, 6pm and 4pm are the most common start times.
Are there classes for rest and breathing as well as movement?
Yes. Breathwork, chanting, Yoga Nidra and sound meditation sit alongside the physical classes. Vinyasa & Yoga Nidra joins movement and deep rest in one 75-minute class.
How long are the classes at Yoga Circle?
Most classes run 75 minutes. Ashtanga Led and Yin are 90 minutes, and the Pilates and Ashtanga Beginners classes are 60 minutes.
Is there anything for people who are pregnant?
Yoga Circle has a prenatal class, a 75-minute practice focused on listening to the body and noticing sensations and emotions during pregnancy. Pilates and Somatic & Restorative Yoga are also on the timetable.