What to expect
A festive class to enjoy being able to move. Pilates that builds endurance, so you can cultivate and sustain your energy, and then feel what it's like to radiate that energy outward, from your centre into your limbs. Expect juicy joints that love to move.
Connected: partner exercises and shared effort.
Core: not only the abdominals, but so much more.
Celebration: every movement session is your body being celebrated.
"Tribes means showing up and adapting. Over the past ten years we've experienced so much together, including the challenge of surviving Covid and finding new ways to stay connected and keep moving. Sometimes that looks big: teaching 80 people yoga in the park, sharing the energy of a crowd and feeling the power of a community moving together. Sometimes it looks small: guiding one person through a private session, offering care and support. Both matter. Both are part of the same commitment."
-Robinson
What you'll take away
• A festive mood
• A light and lifted spirit, through playfulness and connection
How to book
For our 10-year anniversary, we’re hosting a weekend of beautiful, specially created classes, with a few surprises along the way to thank you for being part of Tribes.
Book as you would any other open class, using your membership, class card or pass. Spots are limited, so book early!
Please be mindful when booking: for this weekend only, we’re using a 12-hour cancellation window. You can cancel free of charge up to 12 hours before your special starts. If you can’t join us, cancelling in time gives someone on the waiting list enough notice to take your place and helps us avoid empty spots. A €7.50 fee applies to late cancellations and no-shows.
All classes have a waiting list. If a spot becomes available, you’ll receive a message and have 60 minutes to claim it.
Your teacher(s)
Robinson von Grumbkow
Ever-evolving • Bold • Playful
Come and explore embodied living with me. Yoga philosophy is experiential: it happens in stillness and in movement, and the theory follows the experience. Any movement, a step or a stretch or a turn, has beauty only to the extent of its origin. Who are you? What do you wish to become?