Stretching These sessions involve stretching the muscles through exercises and physiotherapy techniques. The aim of the sessions is to relax and improve the flexibility of the whole body in a safe and balanced way. Stretching is a very important but often underestimated part of training. After a few hours of work, our muscles become severely contracted. To restore them to their natural state, we need to focus on stretching them properly – without this, they can cause a great deal of tension and lead to permanent changes in posture.
• Everyone, regardless of their level
• People who have just completed intense strength training sessions
• Increasing the range of motion
• Reduction of muscle tension
• Improved recovery
Improving muscle flexibility and increasing joint mobility.
Stretching is a form of exercise that involves stretching the muscles through exercises and physiotherapy techniques. The aim of these sessions is to relax and improve the flexibility of the whole body in a safe and balanced way.
Working steadily on your range of motion helps to reduce stiffness and enables you to move more freely during training and in your everyday life.
Dynamic whole-body exercise increases energy expenditure and helps you achieve your fitness goals.
A more relaxed workout helps to ease tense muscles and prepare the body for future training sessions.
You combine movement with your breathing and concentration, thereby improving your body control and the quality of the poses you perform.
Stretching is a form of exercise that involves stretching the muscles using physiotherapy exercises and techniques. The aim is to safely and gently relax and improve the flexibility of the whole body.
Classes last 50 minutes and focus on a comprehensive stretch of all the major muscle groups.
Stretching is recommended for everyone, regardless of their fitness level, and in particular for those who have just completed a strenuous strength training session and wish to aid muscle recovery.
Regular stretching increases the range of motion in the joints, reduces muscle tension and improves recovery after exercise.
After a few hours of work or exercise, your muscles become very tight. Without proper stretching, they can cause tension and, in the long term, lead to permanent changes in your posture.
Stretching is a full 50-minute class that stretches the whole body, whilst City Short: Stretching is a shorter, quicker form of relaxation designed for people with limited time after a workout or work.
Pilates involves exercises that increase body awareness. We focus mainly on strengthening the muscles that are key to correct posture and the proper functioning of the spine. The body becomes more toned, whilst the muscles are strengthened and made more flexible. It is a very safe form of exercise, ideal for those with spinal or joint problems.
• People with back pain
• Those seeking a gentle boost
• Correct posture
• A strong core
• Improving the body’s flexibility
Strengthening the deep muscles and improving body control.
Pilates involves exercises that increase body awareness. We focus mainly on strengthening the muscles that are key to correct posture and the proper functioning of the spine.
You strengthen the muscles responsible for maintaining a stable core, which helps you achieve a more comfortable and mindful posture.
You strengthen the deep core muscles, making it easier to maintain a stable posture and control your movements.
Working steadily on your range of motion helps to reduce stiffness and enables you to move more freely during training and in your everyday life.
You combine movement with your breathing and concentration, thereby improving your body control and the quality of the poses you perform.
Pilates involves exercises that increase body awareness, focusing mainly on strengthening the muscles responsible for correct posture and the functioning of the spine.
Sessions last 50 minutes and involve safe, controlled exercise that engages the deep muscles.
Pilates is recommended for people with back pain and for anyone looking for a gentle way to strengthen their body without putting too much strain on their joints.
Regular Pilates training improves posture, builds a strong core and increases flexibility throughout the body.
Yes. Pilates is one of the safer forms of exercise, particularly recommended for people with spinal or joint problems, as it is based on controlled, precise movements.
Classic Pilates is a gentler form of exercise that focuses on the deep muscles and posture, whilst Power Pilates incorporates interval training, increasing the pace and intensity of fat burning.
Yoga is a form of exercise that allows you to work on your body, breathing and mind all at the same time. These classes help to sculpt a beautiful, slender figure by targeting the deep muscles. They improve your well-being by reducing stress and contribute to better health.
• People who are stressed
• Those seeking harmony and flexibility
• Stress reduction
• Strengthening the deep muscles
• Stretching the body
Developing flexibility, reducing stress and achieving harmony between body and mind.
Yoga is a form of exercise that allows you to work on your body, breathing and mind all at the same time. These classes help you achieve a beautiful, slender figure by working on your deep muscles.
Dynamic whole-body exercise increases energy expenditure and supports the achievement of
body-shaping goals.
Regular participation in yoga classes helps to develop this quality in a controlled and structured way.
Working smoothly on your range of motion helps to reduce stiffness and improve your mobility
more comfortably during training and in everyday life.
You combine movement with breathing and concentration, thereby improving your body control and
the quality of the work carried out.
Yoga is a form of exercise that allows you to work on your body, breathing and mind all at the same time. These classes help to sculpt a beautiful, slender figure by targeting the deep muscles. They improve your well-being by reducing stress and contribute to better health.
Sessions last 50 minutes and involve safe, controlled exercise that engages the deep muscles.
Yoga is recommended for people struggling with stress and for those seeking harmony and flexibility.
Regular yoga practice helps to reduce stress, strengthens the deep muscles and helps to stretch the body.
Power Yoga – a dynamic form of yoga that thoroughly engages all parts of the body. Movement follows the breath directly, which means the body works in complete harmony. It is the ideal choice for those who, as well as stretching, would like to improve their stamina and burn off excess calories.
• People familiar with the basics of yoga
• Those seeking a physical and mental challenge
• Increased strength
• Deep stretching
• Detoxification of the body
Building strength and flexibility through dynamic movement sequences.
Power Yoga – a dynamic form of yoga that thoroughly engages all parts of the body. Movement follows the breath directly, which means the body works in complete harmony. It is the ideal choice for those who, as well as stretching, would like to improve their stamina and burn off excess calories.
Regular participation in Power Yoga classes helps to develop this quality in a controlled and
in an organised manner.
Working smoothly on your range of motion helps to reduce stiffness and improve your mobility
more comfortably during training and in everyday life.
Dynamic sequences and mindful breathing invigorate the whole body, promoting a sense of
that feeling of lightness after a workout.
You combine movement with breathing and concentration, thereby improving your body control and
the quality of the work carried out.
Power Yoga is a dynamic form of yoga that engages all parts of the body to a significant extent. The movements follow the breath directly, which means the body works in complete harmony.
Sessions last 50 minutes and involve safe, controlled exercise that engages the deep muscles.
Power Yoga is recommended for those seeking harmony and flexibility, those familiar with the basics of yoga, and those looking for a physical and mental challenge.
This is the perfect choice for anyone who, as well as stretching, would like to improve their stamina and burn off excess calories.
Slow Yoga is a class recommended primarily for beginners, but also for those who are already at a more advanced level. During a Slow Yoga session, accompanied by calm music, you’ll unwind, relax and find inner peace. Additional stretching and breathing exercises will enrich the whole session.
• People who are under a great deal of stress
• Those doing intensive strength training to aid recovery
• Reducing tension and stress
• Increased range of motion in the joints
• Relaxation
Deep regeneration, improving fascial elasticity, and working on breathing at a slow pace.
Slow Yoga is a class recommended primarily for beginners, but also for those who are already at a more advanced level. During a Slow Yoga session, accompanied by soothing music, you’ll unwind, relax and find inner peace
Dynamic whole-body exercise increases energy expenditure and supports the achievement of
body-shaping goals.
Working smoothly on your range of motion helps to reduce stiffness and improve your mobility
more comfortably during training and in everyday life.
A slow pace and focusing on your breathing help to reduce tension and finish the workout in
a calmer state.
You combine movement with breathing and concentration, thereby improving your body control and
the quality of the work carried out.
Slow Yoga is a class recommended primarily for beginners. During a Slow Yoga session, set to calm music, you’ll unwind, relax and find inner peace.
Sessions last 50 minutes and involve safe, controlled exercise that engages the deep muscles.
Yoga is recommended for people who struggle with stress and for those who do intensive strength training, to aid recovery.
Regular Slow Yoga practice helps to reduce stress, improves joint mobility and promotes relaxation.
Power Pilates is a dynamic variation of classic Pilates, combining deep muscle strengthening with interval training to boost fat burning. Benefits: It burns body fat, tones the body and improves core stability; ideal for both beginners and advanced fitness enthusiasts.
• People with back pain who are looking for a challenge
• Those who appreciate precision of movement
• A strong core
• Slimming the figure
• Improved posture
Strengthening the deep core muscles whilst increasing the pace of the exercises.
Power Pilates is a dynamic form of Pilates that combines core strengthening with more intense exercises. The classes help to tone the body, improve stability and boost energy expenditure.
You strengthen the deep core muscles, making it easier to maintain stability
your character and control their movements.
The exercises target specific parts of the body, helping to improve muscle tone and create a more harmonious figure.
You strengthen the muscles responsible for maintaining a stable core, which helps to
a more comfortable and mindful approach.
You combine movement with breathing and concentration, thereby improving your body control and
the quality of the work carried out.
Power Pilates is a dynamic form of Pilates that combines strengthening the core muscles with more intense exercises.
Sessions last 50 minutes and involve safe, controlled exercise that engages the deep muscles.
Pilates is recommended for people with back pain who are looking for a challenge and who appreciate precision in their movements.
Regular Pilates training improves posture, builds a strong core and increases flexibility throughout the body.
Classic Pilates is a gentler form of exercise that focuses on the deep muscles and posture, whilst Power Pilates incorporates interval training, increasing the pace and intensity of fat burning.
Basic Vinyasa Yoga – Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced practitioner, this class is perfect for you. Basic Vinyasa Yoga involves flowing smoothly between poses in time with your breath. Literally translated from Sanskrit, it means „to arrange, to combine in a specific way”. Yoga poses, known as „asanas”, are arranged into themed sequences that serve a specific purpose.
• Beginners to yoga
• For those seeking smooth stretching
• Greater flexibility
• Strengthening the deep muscles
• Inner peace
Learning to synchronise your breath with movement and practise basic asanas in fluid transitions.
Vinyasa Basic Yoga is a class based on flowing transitions between poses in time with the breath. The programme enables you to learn basic sequences, improve your mobility and develop body awareness.
Working smoothly on your range of motion helps to reduce stiffness and improve your mobility
more comfortably during training and in everyday life.
Regular attendance at Basic Vinyasa Yoga classes helps to develop this quality in
in a controlled and organised manner.
Combining your breathing with fluid movement helps to calm your mind and focus your attention on the present moment.
You combine movement with breathing and concentration, thereby improving your body control and
the quality of the work carried out.
Vinyasa Basic Yoga is a class based on flowing transitions between poses in time with the breath. The programme enables you to learn basic sequences, improve your mobility and develop body awareness.
Sessions last 50 minutes and involve safe, controlled exercise that engages the deep muscles.
Yoga is recommended for people struggling with stress and for those seeking harmony and flexibility.
Regular yoga practice helps to reduce stress, strengthens the deep muscles and helps to stretch the body.
City Short: Stretching – A quick stretching session to help you relax your muscles safely and gently after an intense workout or a long day at your desk.
• People who have just finished a strength training or cardio session
• Those who don’t have much time for stretching
• Reducing muscle soreness
• Improved flexibility
• Rapid recovery
Restoring muscles to their correct length and speeding up recovery.
City Short: Stretching is a short stretching session that helps you relax your muscles safely. It’s ideal both after an intense workout and after a day spent sitting down.
Gentle stretching can help reduce stiffness and improve comfort after
intense physical exertion.
Working smoothly on your range of motion helps to reduce stiffness and improve your mobility
more comfortably during training and in everyday life
A gentler workout helps to relax strained muscles and prepare the body for
future training sessions.
You combine movement with breathing and concentration, thereby improving your body control and
the quality of the work carried out.
City Short Stretching is a short stretching session that helps to safely relax your muscles. It’s ideal both after an intense workout and after a day spent sitting down.
Classes last 50 minutes and focus on a comprehensive stretch of all the major muscle groups.
Stretching is recommended for everyone, regardless of their fitness level, and in particular for those who have just completed a strenuous strength training session and wish to aid muscle recovery.
Regular stretching increases the range of motion in the joints, reduces muscle tension and improves recovery after exercise.
Stretching is a full 50-minute class that stretches the whole body, whilst City Short: Stretching is a shorter, quicker form of relaxation designed for people with limited time after a workout or work.