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Prenatal Yoga

A calm, supportive class for expectant mothers. Ease tension, keep moving, and take an hour for yourself.

When & where to practice

Tribes Leiden Prenatal Yoga

Monday

19:15-20:15

Floris Versterlaan 61

Drop-in

Weekly

All levels

Prenatal Yoga

Eline Flux

What it's like

Gentle, unhurried movement adapted throughout for pregnancy, with plenty of props and support. Stretching, breathing and deep relaxation, at a pace that suits how you feel that day.

Nothing is compulsory and everything can be adjusted. Teachers are experienced with prenatal practice and will offer alternatives as your pregnancy progresses.

Expect a warm, quiet room and time to actually rest at the end.

Tribes Leiden Prenatal Yoga

Why people practice this?

Comfort is the immediate draw. Pregnancy puts new demands on hips, lower back and pelvis, and gentle guided movement helps ease the tension that builds as things change. Rest matters just as much. Deep relaxation is harder to come by during pregnancy, and a class that ends with proper stillness is often the calmest hour of the week. There's also the room itself. Practising alongside other pregnant women, comparing notes, feeling less alone in it, turns out to be a large part of why people keep coming back.

Is this for you?

You'll get on with Prenatal Yoga if you:
• Are pregnant and want to keep moving safely
• Are carrying tension in your back, hips or shoulders
• Want an hour of calm in a busy few months
• Would like to meet others at the same stage New to yoga entirely? That's completely fine. This class assumes no prior experience. As with any movement during pregnancy, check with your midwife or doctor first, and tell your teacher which trimester you're in before class.

Your teacher(s)

Eline Flux

Eline Flux

Ayurvedic Mama • Sensitive • Caring

Questions people ask

How far along?

Most start in the second trimester, but any stage is fine if you're feeling well. Tell the teacher how many weeks.

Can I come after birth?

Yes, after your postnatal check. Tell your teacher how recently, so they can adjust.

Can I come injured?

Often yes, but tell your teacher first so they can adjust.

Do I need experience?

No. Most classes are open to all levels and teachers give options.

What should I wear?

Anything you can move in. Classes are barefoot, and props are provided.

Do I need a mat?

No. Mats and props are provided. Bring your own if you prefer.

How do I book?

Website or the Fit by Wix app, code NCL5XG. You'll need a pass or card first.

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