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Ritual Studio
8 classes in the next two weeks with 6 facilitators.
8 classes this weekPlus workshops and retreats
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Toronto, Ritual Studio leans toward Water 1.5×.
How Ritual Studio feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of TorontoWho leads here
Dina Elliott4 classes in two weeksKyra Brancatelli4 classes in two weeksWendy Gomes4 classes in two weeksJessie Hahn2 classes in two weeksRenée Dijk2 classes in two weeksHannah Rolleman1 class in two weeks
Who leads what, and whenPrices and booking
Each class links straight to Ritual Studio’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 Ritual Studio
Ritual Studio is set on Church Street in Stratford, a short distance from Toronto, and it is a place where the day starts early. Most of its classes are in the morning, many of them before 9am, and the schedule runs through the week with a clear lean toward weekdays. The range moves from restore and yin to strength, spin and mobility, so the studio suits a practice that changes with the day.
It suits you if
- you prefer early morning practice
- you want slower classes like restore, calm or yin
- you are building strength alongside flexibility
At a glance
8classes this week
6facilitators
Read more about Ritual StudioWhat the studio offers, How the week runs
What the studio offers
Ritual Studio sits at 311 Church Street in Stratford. The studio offers a couple of dozen classes across a handful of studios, with the typical class running 60 minutes. Flexibility makes up about a fifth of what is on, and strength, strong, mobility and stretch, yoga, restore, yin and calm each have a smaller share.
The mix reflects a studio that brings together movement, strength and stillness. Spin and strength and conditioning appear alongside yin yoga and vitality, so a visitor can build a practice across the week rather than sticking to one style.
How the week runs
Most classes start in the morning, and about a third begin before 9am, with the earliest start at 7am. The busiest start times are 7am, 10am, 10:30am and 5pm. Monday, Wednesday and Friday carry the most classes, and weekends hold only a small share.
In the evening, about a fifth of the classes run, with the latest start at 6:30pm. Anyone planning a regular practice here will find the early-morning slots the most consistent part of the week.
Ritual Studio: questions and answers
Where is Ritual Studio and when does it run classes?
Ritual Studio is at 311 Church Street in Stratford, so it sits outside Toronto proper, and the classes there are set out below. Most of the week runs in the morning, with a noticeable share starting before 9am and the earliest start at 7am.
When do most people practice at Ritual Studio?
Most of the classes at Ritual Studio are in the morning, and about a fifth fall in the evening. There are no midday classes, and the latest start is 6:30pm. Weekends are quiet, with about one in ten classes on a Saturday or Sunday.
What kinds of classes does Ritual Studio offer?
The classes are a mix of flexibility, strength, strong, mobility and stretch, yoga, restore, yin and calm. Flexibility is the largest group, followed by a steady set of strength and yoga sessions. Spin and strength and conditioning also appear in the timetable as example classes, and the typical class runs 60 minutes.
Who leads the classes at Ritual Studio?
Kyra Brancatelli, Wendy Gomes, Dina Elliott, Jessie Hahn, Renée Dijk and Hannah Rolleman lead the most classes here. The studio works with around ten facilitators in total, so a newcomer will see a varied group of people across the week.
Is Ritual Studio a good place to start?
Ritual Studio offers a mix of gentle and steady sessions, including restore, calm and yin, which suit someone starting out or wanting a slower pace. Classes such as vitality and strength and conditioning build on that, so a first visit can be a restore or yin class before moving on to something more active.