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Beginner Yoga Course in Bali — 5 Private Classes

Never done yoga? Five progressive one-on-one classes at your villa take you from zero to a confident, safe self-practice — and the package saves 15% versus single classes.

Teacher guiding a beginner through foundational yoga poses at a Bali villa

Beginners are my favourite students, and after eight years of teaching in Bali I can tell you why: progress is fastest at the start — if the foundations are taught properly. The problem with learning yoga in a packed drop-in class is that nobody checks your knees, your wrists, your lower back. You copy the shapes, build small mistakes into your practice, and those mistakes follow you for years. This course exists to prevent exactly that.

It's five private classes, usually spread over one to two weeks, with a structure I've refined over hundreds of beginner students (and a 500-hour YTT behind it). By class five, you can practise simple sequences alone — safely.

What to Expect

  • Class 1 — Foundations: breath, neutral spine, and the four positions you'll use most: cat-cow, downward dog, lunge and child's pose. We find out how your body moves.
  • Class 2 — Standing poses: warrior variations, triangle and balance basics. Knees and hips learn where to point.
  • Class 3 — Sun salutations: the full sequence, broken down slowly, with wrist-safe and back-safe variations.
  • Class 4 — Linking breath and movement: your first real flow, plus seated poses and gentle twists.
  • Class 5 — Your own practice: we build a 20-minute routine you can do without a teacher, and I'll honestly tell you what to work on next.

Pricing (IDR)

The 5-class beginner course is IDR 1.700.000 — that's the 5-class package rate, 15% below five single classes (IDR 2.000.000). Each class is 60 minutes; upgrading the whole course to 75-minute classes costs IDR 2.020.000. Couples can take the course together at the couples rate plus a single course fee. All numbers are on the pricing page.

How Home Classes Work

Everything happens at your villa or hotel — we bring mats, blocks and straps, and you need about 2 x 3 metres of flat floor. Most students book a fixed slot (sunrise and morning work best for learning) every second day, which leaves a rest day for your muscles between classes. If you're staying longer in Bali, the natural next step after the course is a weekly private class or a gentle introduction to vinyasa flow. Book the course start on WhatsApp — 24 hours ahead is enough.

Beginner Course — Questions

I'm completely inflexible — can I really do this?
Yes. Flexibility is a result of yoga, not a requirement for it. Every pose in the course has a supported variation, and blocks and straps bridge the gap while your range improves.
How are the five classes scheduled?
Most students take a class every second day over 9–10 days, but daily or twice-weekly also works. We keep the same teacher and the same time slot for the whole course.
What if I leave Bali before finishing?
Unused classes stay valid for six months — finish them on your next trip, or convert the remaining value to classes for a friend or partner staying on the island.
Is 60 minutes enough for a beginner class?
Yes — beginners actually absorb more in focused 60-minute sessions. If you want longer relaxation at the end, upgrade the course to 75-minute classes for IDR 2.020.000.
What happens after the course?
You leave with a written 20-minute home routine. Many students continue with weekly private classes or try our DIY morning routine guide.

Five Classes to a Real Foundation

Start within 24 hours. Same teacher, same slot, zero experience needed — we bring everything.

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