mine by Nina Gärtner
mine by Nina Gärtner is a studio in Katastralgemeinde Ottakring with classes in vinyasa and yin. About 2 classes a week, busiest on Wednesdays. Most classes start in the evening, after work.
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Coming up
Wednesday 4 November
The feel
Who leads here
Nina4 classes in two weeks
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout mine by Nina Gärtner
mine by Nina Gärtner is a yoga studio on Thaliastraße in the Ottakring district of Vienna. Its classes are mostly in the evening, with starts between 6:15pm and 7:30pm, and the week is shaped around Wednesday, when the studio tends to be busiest. The practice is yoga throughout, moving between flowing vinyasa and the slower, more reflective yin.
It suits you if
- you practice after work
- you want to move between slow and strong practice
- you prefer classes taught in German
At a glance
2classes this week
1facilitators
Read more about mine by Nina GärtnerWhat the practice looks like, When and with whom to practice
What the practice looks like
The studio's classes are almost all yoga, and the two example formats show the range. Yin yoga asks you to hold each pose for three to seven minutes, a calm and reflective practice focused on stillness and body awareness. Vinyasa flow connects movement with breath and builds strength, mobility, balance and stamina through sequences that change from class to class.
About half of the classes are restorative or calm, and about half are strong, so the schedule lets you choose between a quiet evening and a more energetic one within the same studio.
When and with whom to practice
Classes are in the evening. The earliest start is 6:15pm and the latest is 7:30pm, and most classes last about an hour. Wednesday is the busiest day, so it is a good evening to check the schedule if you want a full room.
Nina leads the largest share of classes, and the studio's small team of facilitators keeps the practice consistent across the week. The studio works on a drop-in basis rather than a pass, and classes are in German.
mine by Nina Gärtner: questions and answers
Where is mine by Nina Gärtner and when do classes run?
mine by Nina Gärtner is on Thaliastraße in the Ottakring district of Vienna. Most of its classes are in the evening, with the earliest starting at 6:15pm and the latest at 7:30pm.
What is the difference between yin and vinyasa here?
Yin yoga and vinyasa flow are both listed, each lasting an hour. Yin holds the poses for three to seven minutes, which suits a slower, quieter practice, while vinyasa links movement to breath for a more dynamic class.
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes, the studio offers classes for all levels, and about half its classes are listed that way. Nina leads a good share of the classes, and the class names and descriptions point to a practice that is accessible for a first visit.
What language are the classes in?
Classes are listed in German, and the descriptions are written in German. Nina is the facilitator with the most classes at the studio.
What kinds of yoga are on offer?
Nearly all of the classes are yoga, with calm and restorative classes making up about half. Strong and vinyasa classes also appear regularly, so there is a range between slow and energetic practice.