14 days of Experienced Yoga for just $39 for the whole 2 weeks
Get daily non-beginner yoga for under $3 a day.
This deal lets non-beginner newcomers to Flametree, and Flametree students who have not done a class for 3 months or more, get unlimited entry to many classes a week, in any of Flametree’s non-beginner classes, in the studio or online, or a mix of both.
The non-beginner timetable is here.
This non-beginner class is for any Flametree yoga class except dedicated Beginner classes.
Get more details below, or buy the 14-day non-beginner pass, for just $39, here.
This unlimited $39 pass for 14 days is a once only opportunity to try out or reconnect with Flametree’s style of yoga, its high-quality teaching, and the many benefits students report from Flametree’s yoga, including fitness, calmness, flexibility, & better relationships.
Come along if you are totally new to Flametree, or lapsed 3 months or more, and have done sufficient yoga so you can at least do yoga at Flametree’s lowest level non-beginner class (called Transition to Intermediate, or “Trans” level).
Buy a pass, then reserve a class.
Get the pass here.
Summary of deals to start or re-start yoga
FLAMETREE’S BEGINNER level classes can be joined at any time… online and in-studio. New and lapsed students can start with the half price 10 class pass, $59.50 for 10 classes plus 2 free, and your first class is free if you are new. See the beginner timetable. You don’t have to be flexible to start yoga.
NON-BEGINNER NEWCOMERS to Flametree, or students lapsed for 3 months or more, who’ve done yoga, get 14 days of unlimited non-beginner classes for just $39. For Experienced Yoga, Intermediate Yoga, or any non-beginner yoga classes.
Experienced yoga at home: questions answered
Are these Experienced yoga sequences free?
Yes. The sequences and pose pictures on this page are free to use at home.
How long does a sequence take?
Each sequence takes up to an hour, or longer. You can also do repetitions and hold some poses longer.
Do I need props?
The sequences are designed so you can do a well rounded practice with minimal props, but props always help. See the props page for how to improvise or buy them.
Which sequence suits the wet season and which the dry season?
Sequences 3 and 4 are active standing and twisting practices for the wet season in tropical regions. Sequences 5 and 6 are dry season practices. Sequence 2 is restorative.
Who counts as an Experienced student?
Someone who can at least do yoga at Flametree’s lowest non-beginner level, Transition to Intermediate. If you are not sure, start with the Intermediate sequences.
How can I try a class with a teacher?
Non-beginners who are new to Flametree, or lapsed for 3 months or more, can try 14 days of unlimited classes for $39, online or in the studio. Beginners can start with the half price 10 class pass, $59.50 for 10 classes plus 2 free.
