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Ashtanga Studio Berlin Charlottenburg
Ashtanga Studio Berlin Charlottenburg is a live online yoga class for students in Germany, taught by Heike & Stefan. Practise Ashtanga Erste Serie, Technik Workshops, Pranayama across 2 scheduled time slots each week (Mon-Fri 06:45-08:15 CET & 17:30-19:00 CET). Small live batches, 30 days of access, and no experience needed to start.
Charged as Rs. 1,710.00 (INR) at checkout.
Product Details
This is Ashtanga Studio Berlin Charlottenburg, a live-streamed yoga class offered to students across Germany.
Traditional Charlottenburg shala offering guided primary series, technique breakdowns, and pranayama over interactive video.
About This Online Yoga Class
Ashtanga Studio Berlin Charlottenburg is taught live by Heike & Stefan for students in Germany. The class focuses on ashtanga erste serie, technik workshops, pranayama, philosophie, meditation, so you build a practice that is steady, safe and repeatable at home. Sessions are broadcast live, which means the teacher can watch how you move, correct your alignment and answer questions during the class rather than after it.
What You Will Practise
- Ashtanga Erste Serie
- Technik Workshops
- Pranayama
- Philosophie
- Meditation
Each style is introduced progressively. If you are new to a particular practice, the teacher offers a simpler variation so you can stay in the room and keep moving.
Class Timetable and Time Slots
This batch runs 2 scheduled time slots. The published timetable is Mon-Fri.
- 06:45-08:15 CET
- 17:30-19:00 CET
Sessions run on Central European Time (MEZ/CET), convenient for students in Berlin, Munchen and across Germany.
Why Germany Students Book This Class
Students joining from Berlin, Munchen, Hamburg, Koln and Frankfurt get a timetable published in MEZ (CET) and a teacher who understands how the practice fits into the local working day. You do not need to travel to a studio, and you are not following a pre-recorded video - you are attending a live class with real feedback.
Who This Yoga Class Is For
- Students returning after a break - The pace is rebuilt gradually so you can return to a steady practice without injury.
- Intermediate practitioners - If you already know the basic postures, the teacher layers in longer holds, breath control and stronger sequencing.
All you need is a yoga mat, a little floor space and a device with a camera.
How the Online Class Works
- Live online sessions at the times listed above, taught by Heike & Stefan
- Guided sequences covering ashtanga erste serie, technik workshops, pranayama, philosophie, meditation
- Corrections and questions answered during the class, not afterwards
- 30 days of access so you can attend every slot in that window
- Recordings and reference material shared after the sessions
What You Need to Join
- A yoga mat and enough floor space to stretch your arms out
- A phone, tablet, laptop or smart TV with a camera
- A stable internet connection
- Comfortable clothing you can move in
- No previous experience - beginner variations are taught in the same live batch
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in a typical session?
Each class opens with centring and breath work, moves through a guided sequence for the day, and closes with relaxation or meditation.
How many students are in a batch?
Batches are deliberately small and this one runs 2 scheduled time slots per week, so the teacher can watch and correct each student.
Do I need to be flexible to start?
No. Flexibility is a result of practice, not a requirement for it. Every posture has a supported variation.
What if I miss a session?
Recordings are shared afterwards, and you can attend another scheduled slot within your 30 days of access.
Which country is this class designed for?
This listing is prepared for students in Germany, including local time-zone scheduling and region-relevant guidance.
Start Your Practice
Every batch is taught live, and recordings and reference material are shared afterwards so you can revisit any session.
Book Ashtanga Studio Berlin Charlottenburg and join the next live batch in Germany.