At the moment, I can say that is the best place I found in Warsaw!…read moreFrom the moment I came to Warsaw, I am trying to create good, home environment here in Warsaw. And also tried to find some things, which I missed the most from Vilnius and lack here. Yoga school was one of the first thing. I made research. I found few schools, which are proposing yoga classes in English. However, the schedules of classes, were not flexible and looked suitable maybe just for housewives, seniors or other lucky persons, who have a lot of free time in the middle of the day. Then I decided tried to attend polish yoga school. I wrote few emails for few schools. I ask them if it wouldn`t` be the problem to explain some basics in English if I didn`t get something in Polish. Gues what? Nobody answered. Despite this" Joga in Foksal" centre! I got even two emails, where were written that I shouldn`t worry about my polish and I can join in any class I want. I tried this school and Now I am going here constantly. Why? All teachers can talk with you English and always pay attention if you do not understand something. They are friendly, always in good mood. Also softly correct you if you did something wrong and patiently answer to all you questions. More over, schedule of the classes are perfect. You can choose 6-7 different times of classes almost every day in the week. The location of the Yoga centre is very comfortable to achieve. By the, way if you bought month ( or longer ) entrance card you also can go to yoga in the other their school in Dluga street. So, totally any excuses to skip the classes because the time or place don`t fit for you. In my opinion prices of the centre are also very good. One month entrance without any limits cost 220 zl. (for students 150 zl.) and there also a lot of more options how you can save some money. So, it is time to drop these morning pastry or third kebab this week and make something good for yourself before spring will comes.:)

My boyfriend and I were in Warsaw with his 4 kids (ages 15, 19, 21, 23) and wanted to do a Vinyasa…read moreclass. We were fine with a class in Polish, since we are familiar enough with Vinyasa that we could fumble through the moves. We attended one of Alicja's classes on a Monday evening and she was so friendly and kind and because we were the only ones there, she actually did the class in English for us. We all loved the class, and were so touched by her helpfulness, energy, and good sense of humor. She did not need to do the class in English but wanted to for us. Not only that, but afterward she helped us to the subway and gave us directions to a vegan restaurant that was incredibly delicious. We had such a lovely experience going to Yogamudra and would absolutely recommend it.