You are never too old, never too sick and never too late in life to practice yoga
Frequently Asked Questions
What Classes are best for complete Beginners?
Beginners Yoga, Gentle Flow Yoga, Yoga for Stress & Anxiety, Yin & Meditation, Warm Yin, Early Morning Flow, Qigong.
What if you have a base level of fitness or some previous Yoga experience?
The classes stated above plus Yoga for ALL (this is a beginner progression class), Vinyasa Flow Yoga (Gentle), Hot Flow and Vinyasa Flow Yoga
What style of Yoga do you teach and how do I choose the best class for me?
All of our class descriptions are located on our timetable page, there you will find detailed descriptions of the classes so you know which one sounds right for you. If you have a health condition and want to check what class would be suitable for you please get in touch!
Visit our B-Hot Yoga page for our Hot Yoga timetable and class descriptions so you can see what class will best suit you. If you have a health condition and want to check what class would be suitable for you please get in touch!
What is Hot Yoga, why is it good for you & what classes are available?
Hot Yoga is a different type of Yoga than conventional Yoga. It is heated by specialist infrared heaters which produce a different heat to the normal heating systems in our homes. This type of heat will warm you up and you will sweat, but it wont be an uncomfortable heat where you feel the need to open windows and put fans on!
The biggest benefit for Hot Yoga is the ability to gain more flexibility due to your muscles warming up quicker in the heat, enabling you to get deeper into poses. Another great benefit is that you sweat, this cleanses and detoxifies the body and boosts your immune system. It also burns more calories!! Hot Yoga also boosts your mood and decreases stress...what more could you want!!
What style of Yoga is Hot Yoga? You can teach any type of Yoga in a heated environment and call is Hot Yoga. People often get mixed up and think all Hot Yoga is Bikram Yoga but it is not. Bikram Yoga is a set sequence, we do not practice Bikram Yoga at B-Hot Yoga. We have 2 styles of Hot Yoga classes available, Hot Flow and Warm Yin.
Our Hot Flow is similar to a gentle vinyasa flow class only hot! You will need either a base level of fitness or some previous Yoga experience for the How Flow, taking it easy whenever you need until you get used to practicing in a hot room. It would be a good idea to join onto one of our 3 week beginners courses held in our main studio, or attend some classes there to get used to practicing Yoga before adding heat.
The Warm Yin classes are made for relaxation!! Holding relaxing floor based poses for 3-5 minutes. There is no previous experience required for our Warm Yin practice, complete beginners are welcome!
Do I need to book a class in advance?
Yes all bookings and payments are made online, click the ‘book now’ button at the top or bottom of the page to get re-directed to our booking system (Bookwhen)
What are your prices and can I just pay for a drop-in or do I have to become a member?
We have many price options, our prices are detailed on our prices page. You can buy a drop-in for one class or there are options to make classes cheaper like buying class passes. We also offer memberships.
For B-Hot Yoga we have many price options, our prices are detailed on our B-Hot Yoga page. You can buy a drop-in for one class or there are options to make classes cheaper like buying class passes.
Where are you located?
We are located on Vezey street, halfway down on the left. Walk through Propaint carpark and bear left down the side of the building and you will see our sign above the door.
Where can I park for Classes?
Please park in Morrisons and walk over. There are some parking spaces in the Propaint car park however we cannot guarantee them and if you are running late to class and have to head back over to Morrisons to park you may be locked out as we lock the studio doors at the start time of the class! So best to park in Morrisons to avoid missing your class.
Where can I park for Day Retreats at the studio?
As Morrisons has a time limit, for retreat days we recommend you park in the streets near to Vezey Street, like Ernest Street (Vezey Street itself is permit only).
What should I bring to class?
You will need a Yoga mat (available to buy at the studio for £20 if needed), you may want to bring some water too. For Hot Yoga you will need a Yoga mat, towel and water.
What should I wear to class?
Comfy stretchy clothing; leggings, shorts, vest tops, t-shirts are all suitable. You may want to bring a jumper/hoodie for the end of class
How long is each class?
The majority of our classes are 60 minute with some being 45 minutes, the timetable details if a class is 45 minutes by having an asterisk *
How can I stay up to date with events, retreats and special offers at the studio?
We have dedicated events and retreats pages on our website so you can browse what’s on there. Also you can subscribe to the B-Yoga Community, located at the bottom of the page where we notify you of our upcoming events, sales and special offers throughout the year via email. Don’t forget to add info@byogastudiorhyl.co.uk to your contacts so it doesn’t fall into your junk mail.
What is Yoga and do you need to be flexible?
Yoga involves the physical practice of Yoga called asanas and breathing exercises called pranayama. It also includes meditation and can promote self-enquiry. In simple terms, you make shapes with your body to help increase your flexibility and make you stronger, you practice breathing techniques which has a clearing and healing effect on the body and you practice meditation techniques to enable your mind to slow down, relax, focus and become more present. All together these help to bring balance into your body and mind. And you don’t need to be flexible to start Yoga because practicing Yoga makes you flexible, that’s why we do it, to improve our flexibility.
What are the benefits of Yoga?
Yoga makes you feel good, its as simple as that! I call Yoga ‘physio for the future’ or ‘physio before you need it’ because yoga helps you to gain more flexibility, strength, coordination and balance throughout your entire body which helps to reduce ailments like back pain, improve health conditions and prevent future injuries. But that’s just touching on the physical benefits, a regular Yoga practice relieves chronic stress and anxiety as it relaxes the mind by tapping into the nervous system, it lowers blood pressure and makes you more aware of how your body feels, it can also help improve your sleep. If you have a health condition and want to check what class would be suitable for you please get in touch!
I’m really nervous about coming to a class, is that normal?
Yes! Most people, and I would say above 90% of people are nervous when they first join! They worry about how they will look in class, if they will be good at Yoga etc. Just know there is no good or bad at Yoga, it is not a sport where you are competing against others. The only person you can compare yourself to is yourself over time of practicing Yoga. One of the hardest things to do is to make that first step and come to class, after you’ve made that step and realise how friendly and un-judgemental B-Yoga Studio is (teachers and students) you will wonder why you haven’t joined sooner! And no we can’t all stand on our heads or touch our toes, we are normal people practicing Yoga that is suitable for our bodies, whatever your age or ability. And we practice Yoga not just because we enjoy it (because believe me it can get very addictive) but so that we can live happier, healthier lives!
What other wellbeing services do you provide?
We hold Sound Healing (Gong Bath) events periodically throughout the year. Sound healing has a clearing effect on the body, helping to break up negative and limiting tough patterns as well as clear emotional issues, often allowing aches and pains to subside. This is a deeply relaxing and healing experience, not to be missed! Please see our events page for our next sound healing event.