The Yoga Factory Annandale
17 classes in the next two weeks with 5 facilitators.
- Open early: Classes before 8 on 5 days a week.
17 classes this weekPlus workshops and retreats
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Coming up
Today
The feel
Who leads here
Tim Fiorentino14 classes in two weeksJulian Boswell6 classes in two weeksMichael Barnes6 classes in two weeksSimon Meyer5 classes in two weeksPaul Hurst4 classes in two weeks
Who leads what, and whenPrices and booking
Each class links straight to The Yoga Factory Annandale’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 The Yoga Factory Annandale
The Yoga Factory Annandale sits at 1 Booth St in the Annandale neighborhood of Sydney. The timetable holds dozens of classes across a steady week, with a clear lean toward the morning. Alongside its level-based yoga, the studio offers breathwork, meditation and gentle movement, so a practice here can be energetic or quiet depending on the day.
It suits you if
- you prefer to practice before the day begins
- you want to build from level i into level ii
- you are looking for quiet breathwork and meditation
At a glance
17classes this week
5facilitators
Read more about The Yoga Factory AnnandaleHow the week runs, What you can practice here
How the week runs
Morning is where the studio is most active. About half of the classes start before noon, and the earliest begins at 6am. The busiest start times fall at 6am, 8am and 10am, with an evening rhythm that picks up again in the 6pm hour. Weekends also carry a share of the timetable, and Saturday, Thursday and Monday are the days when most people practice.
Classes run for about 75 minutes as a rule, with 90-minute sessions for the level ii class and for the breathwork, meditation and gentle movement practice. The facilitators include Tim Fiorentino, Michael Barnes, Simon Meyer, Julian Boswell and Paul Hurst, who lead the most classes across a team of about ten.
What you can practice here
The timetable is built around levels and calmer practices. Experienced classes make up about a fifth of the offering, while breathwork, calm, gentle and meditation sessions appear in smaller numbers across the week. This mix means you can move from a structured class into something slower without changing studios.
The studio is a good fit for anyone who wants to step up gradually. Start with level i to learn the shape of the practice, then move on to level ii when you feel ready. The gentler sessions suit days when you want to slow down rather than push.
The Yoga Factory Annandale: questions and answers
Can I practice early in the morning at The Yoga Factory Annandale?
Yes, the timetable leans toward early starts. About half of the classes begin in the morning, and the earliest start is at 6am. Several of the busiest start times sit at 6am, 8am and 10am, so a morning practice before the day begins is easy to fit in here.
How long are the classes?
Most classes run for about 75 minutes, and longer sessions such as Level II run for 90 minutes. Breathwork, meditation and gentle movement classes also run for 90 minutes, so you can choose a length that suits your day.
Do I need a pass to book a class?
Classes here are not offered on a pass, so you book each one individually. Saturday, Thursday and Monday are the days when most people practice, and the studio runs a range of levels, from gentle to experienced.
Is there a class for complete beginners?
The studio offers Level I and Level II classes as well as breathwork, meditation and gentle movement. Level I is a good place to begin, while the Level II class is suited to those who have a regular practice already.
Who leads the classes at The Yoga Factory Annandale?
The studio is in Annandale at 1 Booth St. Tim Fiorentino, Michael Barnes, Simon Meyer, Julian Boswell and Paul Hurst lead the most classes, and the wider team has around ten facilitators.