

New to the studio?
A big warm welcome to you! You are about to open up a doorway to a healthier and happier you.





You can sign up for your first class online, or through our smart phone app

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Classes require prior bookings.
Classes require prior bookings. Beginners can join any class, including Vinyasa and open-level. Arrive 10-15 minutes early for your first class, bring a yoga mat if you have one (or use one of ours), and a small towel. Let the teacher know if you're new or have any injuries. Wear comfortable clothing, avoid heavy meals two hours before class, and stay until the end for relaxation and stretching. Listen to your instructor and move within your limits. Access more details about classes, bookings, pricing, and FAQs here. Breathe, you’ve got this!
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Access more info about our classes here.
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Access important info about bookings here
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Please be aware of our Cancellation Policy here
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View our Pricing Options here


After Your First Class..

A little muscle soreness is normal, as you have woken up muscles that may have not been used in a while. Stay hydrated and eat a balanced diet. A warm epsom salt bath can also aid with softening any soreness.
Don’t place huge expectations on your progress, steady and consistent practice is where the benefits are gained. You will be amazed and just how well your body will adapt to practice with commitment and patience.
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To continue your journey into Yoga and/or Pilates, you can speak to us in the studio, contact us at info@myyogaspace.com.au or on 0404 075 700


Continuing Your Commitment to You
“Do your practice and all is coming.”
-Sri K Pattabhi Jois
Yoga and Pilates require commitment and patience, evolving into more than just movement—they become lifelong tools for balance and well-being. These practices have been used for centuries to relieve physical ailments, regulate bodily systems, and ease mental tension. They help manage stress, anxiety, and fear while enhancing mobility, strength, and flexibility.
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If you already engage in other physical activities, Yoga and Pilates serve as excellent complements, supporting longevity and performance. Science is now recognizing their far-reaching benefits, from regulating blood pressure and preventing injuries to improving metabolism, mental clarity, and energy levels. These practices also contribute to bone and joint health, prevent age-related conditions, and reduce dependence on medications for pain, anxiety, or depression.
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Yoga creates harmony between body, mind, and energy, helping you stay strong, mobile, and resilient. While the first steps may be challenging, dedication brings lasting rewards. By incorporating Yoga and Pilates into your routine with patience and commitment, you’ll experience transformative benefits in both body and mind.
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We can’t wait to support you on your journey!
