Purna Yoga – Making Yoga Complete

The yoga taught at Byron Yoga Centre is called Purna, meaning integrated or complete. Purna Yoga represents a holistic approach to yoga integrating not just the physical postures but also philosophy, meditation, pranayama breath control and the yogic personal and social code of ethics.

Location:

6 Byron St Byron Bay
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Timetable:

Class style

Purna Yoga Classes - Alignment focused hatha vinyasa incorporating philosophy, meditation and breath control. Open, general classes, suitable to all levels, no need to book. Blocks, belts and bolsters are available to be used to support and modify postures safely.

All our classes are suitable for both beginners and experienced students. Each Centre instructor has their own unique style and approach to teaching that has been approved by Byron Yoga Centre.
 

Our essentials classes are highly recommended for everyone, whether you are new to yoga or have been practicing for years. You will learn the basics on how to progress and build your practice to your level. You’ll be exposed to all the techniques you’ll need to ensure a safe and healthy practice for years to come.

Purna Restorative

A gentle style of hatha yoga. Focusing on long holds and attention to breath, a restorative practice restores balance to the body; experience a deep calmness to the nervous system.
A must for all yogis, beginner to advanced.

TT (Teacher Trainee)

These classes are taught by our teacher trainees or recent graduates in the beginner general yoga class style.

Class cost

All classes are a minimum of 90 minutes

$17 for casual drop-in
Or pay up-front for 5 classes for $70. 10 classes for $120. Unlimited 1 week $20 Unlimited 1 month $60.
6am classes are $8 and 4pm classes are $10
 

Teachers

Read our teacher profiles or click on their names in the schedule above.

Fundraising

Byron Yoga Centre offers daily yoga classes all year round to help raise funds for their three supported non-profit organisations The Buttery,  Rainforest Rescue and ISKCON Food for Life Program.

A percentage from community yoga classes, net of administrative costs, is distributed to these charities. This allows the Centre to offer back to the community which has given so abundantly, and enables us to put our commitment to living the philosophy of yoga into action.