First time here?

You’re exactly where you need and want to be

Whether you’ve never practiced yoga or just never been to our studio — this space is for you. Take a breath, we’ll walk you through.
What

What to expect

A calm space
Our studio is warm, quiet, and welcoming. Just presence.
Beginner-friendly classes
You don’t need to be flexible. Just open.
Where

How to get here

Our studio is located in the Pogodno district of Szczecin — just a few minutes by tram from the city center.

You can take tram lines 7 or 8 and get off at the stop Wawrzyniaka. From there, it’s a 3-minute walk.

If you’re coming by car, there’s free street parking available on Wielkopolska, Śląska, and surrounding streets — just make sure to check for any local signage.
how

How to prepare

Coming to your first class? You don’t need to be flexible, strong, or experienced. Just come as you are. Our space is warm, quiet, and welcoming — we’re here to guide you at your own pace. You’ll be met with softness, not performance.

We recommend arriving around 10 minutes early to settle in and slow down before class begins. Avoid eating a heavy meal right before, wear comfortable clothes, and switch your phone off. Everything else — we’ve got you.
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Testimonial
“Attending these classes helped me slow down and really feel my body again. I found a space where I didn’t need to prove anything — just breathe and move.”
Marta S.
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“Through this practice, I’ve learned to listen to my body’s rhythm instead of fighting it. The gentleness of each session felt like a gift to myself.”
Aleksandra T.
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“I came in tense and disconnected. Week by week, I softened. This space taught me presence, patience, and how to come back home to myself.”
Zofia W.
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“Every class felt like a deep exhale. The kind of support I didn’t even know I needed — physical, emotional, and quietly transformative.”
Karolina D.
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“It wasn’t just yoga. It was remembering that I’m allowed to move with ease, feel deeply, and take up space without apology.”
Ewa K.