Class Schedule

Meditation: Tools for Regulation’ with Kate & Siena
Join Siena and Kate on Wednesday evening's for a 1 hour group meditation & sound journey designed to aid in regulating the nervous system. This class is perfect for beginners and seasoned meditators - open to all. Pay by donation. Bookings essential.

Qi gong and Bagua are internal martial arts in the family of Tai chi. During class participants will be taken through a gentle warm up, movements that strengthen the joints and surrounding muscles whilst incorporating the breath to bring alignment between body, mind and spirit. Standing meditation, gathering Qi energy and naturally warming the body are hallmarks of Qi gong and bagua practice. A great way to start the weekend, participants will leave feeling invigorated yet relaxed. 

Without realising it, all of us breathe dysfunctionally, or nowhere near our potential, which dramtically li,its our vitality and contributes to many ailments. In this class you’ll learn to retrain your breathing using a variety of methods to:

• Enhance energy production.

• Calm the nervous system.

• Meditate deeper and more easily.

• Prevent and treat many ailments.

• Improve performance.

Payment by donation. Booking via Sublime website

Relax, Restore. Rejuvenate. Reconnect.

Immerse in a nurturing soundscape of drums, bowls, chimes, rainstick, and handpan.

Everyone is welcome - no experience required. All you need to do is come as you are, relax, and be open to receive and enjoy.

Yoga mats and blankets supplied, BYO eye mask,

On the first Wednesday of every month from 6pm-6.45pm

$20 = 45 minutes.

Bookings essential via Sublime Health Club

In these immersive sessions, students are guided through the fundamentals of Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga in alignment with traditional methods. Classes typically include a guided Half Primary Sequence with Sanskrit counting, cultivating rhythm, focus, and breath-led movement. Emphasis is placed on drawing awareness inward through steady Ujjayi breathing, the intelligent use of drishti (gaze), and the application of bandhas to support stability, lightness, and the safe containment of energy within the body. Alongside physical practice, I share practical insights into sustaining a long-term practice, injury prevention, and developing consistency both on and off the mat. These classes are an invitation to explore Ashtanga as a holistic practice — one that integrates breath, movement, concentration, and philosophy into a steady and sustainable path.