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Weekend mornings

Saturday and Sunday morning classes across Tel Aviv, at your own pace.

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Weekend mornings in Tel Aviv

Weekend mornings in Tel Aviv are a quiet way to begin a Saturday or Sunday. Nearly all the classes are yoga, and they run before noon, with most starting early in the morning. The studios are gathered in Lev Tel Aviv, so a practice can be combined easily with the rest of the morning.

Where to start: ויג'נאנה יוגה תל אביב in Lev Tel Aviv or סאטסאנג יוגה | SatSang Yoga in Lev Tel Aviv

It suits you if

  • you like starting the weekend before noon
  • you want a mix of set and self-paced practice
  • you are looking for a yoga class that welcomes all levels

At a glance

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2facilitators
Read more about Weekend mornings in Tel AvivHow the weekend mornings run, Where to practice

How the weekend mornings run

The weekend mornings here are almost entirely yoga, with a few classes falling within the early start times. Most begin before 9am, and the latest start is 10:30am. The busiest days are Saturday and Sunday, and the classes are spread across the morning from 7am onward.

Classes are mostly about 90 minutes long. Some Ashtanga and Mysore sessions run closer to 150 minutes, which gives room for a longer, self-paced practice.

Where to practice

Vignana Yoga Tel Aviv offers several classes in this collection, including a dynamic vinyasa-style class that moves at a steady pace. SatSang Yoga offers Ashtanga Mysore style practice, where students move through the sequence at their own speed with the facilitator guiding them as needed.

Facilitators Uri B and Noa Sarig lead many of these classes. Both studios are in Lev Tel Aviv, so a morning practice can be planned close to home or on the way to somewhere else.

Weekend mornings: questions and answers

What kind of classes are on weekend mornings in Tel Aviv?

Most of the weekend mornings here are yoga, and nearly all of them fall on a Saturday or Sunday before noon. The earliest classes start at 7am and the latest at 10:30am, so there is room for an early start or a slower one.

When do weekend morning classes start?

Classes run between 7am and 10:30am on Saturdays and Sundays. The busiest start times are 7am, 8:30am and 10:30am, and about half of the classes begin before 9am.

Are there classes for beginners?

Yes. About half of the classes are open to all levels, which makes this a practical place to start a weekend morning practice. Ashtanga and Mysore classes are also part of the mix for anyone who wants a more structured, self-paced session.

Which styles should I look for on a weekend morning?

Ashtanga and Mysore style classes appear here, and both work at the student's own pace. A Mysore class usually runs longer than a standard class, so it suits a longer weekend morning. Dynamic vinyasa-style classes at Vignana Yoga Tel Aviv are a good option for a shorter, more active start.

Where do weekend morning classes take place?

The weekend mornings are concentrated in Lev Tel Aviv, where the studios with the most classes are located. Vignana Yoga Tel Aviv and SatSang Yoga are both in this neighborhood, so a weekend morning can be planned around a short walk.

How long are the classes?

Typical classes last about 90 minutes, though some Ashtanga and Mysore sessions run longer, up to 150 minutes. Pick the length that fits the rest of your morning.

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