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Yoga classes for every level, in one quiet room

Ninebark is a small studio on Sample Street, with classes seven days a week, from gentle and slow to strong flow.

Plan your first class See the schedule
  • Mats, blocks and blankets are here for you to use
  • New students get two weeks of unlimited classes for $40 Sample price

This week's classes

Each class shows its level, length and teacher. Pick a class to book it. Sample schedule

Show classes for
  • Level 1: New to yoga, or coming back after a break
  • Level 2: You know the basic poses and can follow a flow
  • Level 3: A faster pace, with harder poses offered
  • All levels: Floor-based and slow, so anyone can join in

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  • Gentle yoga

    Level 1 · 60 minutes

    A slow class with plenty of time in each pose. Chairs, blocks and blankets are offered throughout.

  • Slow flow

    Level 1 · 60 minutes

    Linked movement at an easy pace, with the teacher naming each pose as you go.

  • Intro to yoga

    Level 1 · 75 minutes

    For complete beginners. The basic standing and seated poses, how to use props and how a class runs.

  • Vinyasa flow

    Level 2 · 60 minutes

    A steady flowing class for people who know the basic poses and sun salutations.

  • Lunchtime flow

    Level 2 · 45 minutes

    A shorter flow class that fits a lunch break, with time to change before and after.

  • Strong flow

    Level 3 · 75 minutes

    A faster class with longer holds. Arm balances and inversions are offered, never required.

  • Yin

    All levels · 75 minutes

    Floor poses held for three to five minutes, with bolsters and blankets for support.

  • Restorative

    All levels · 60 minutes

    A few supported poses held for a long time. Lights low, very little movement.

Holiday weeks run a shorter schedule, posted here two weeks ahead.

New here

Your first class

If you've never done yoga, start with Intro to yoga, Gentle yoga or Slow flow. Yin and Restorative suit any level.

  1. Book a spot

    Classes hold up to 18 mats. Booking ahead keeps one for you, and the intro offer covers every class for two weeks.

  2. Arrive 10 to 15 minutes early

    We'll show you the changing room and the prop shelf, and help you set up your mat.

  3. Tell the teacher it's your first time

    Mention any injury or pregnancy too. They'll suggest other options in each pose so you can work at your own pace.

  4. Rest whenever you like

    Sitting out a pose or lying down for a minute is always fine.

What to bring

  • Clothes you can stretch and bend in
  • Water in a bottle with a lid
  • Your own mat, if you have one you like
  • A small towel for Strong flow

What's here for you

  • Mats to borrow, cleaned after every class
  • Blocks, straps, bolsters and blankets
  • Changing room with lockers and cubbies
  • Filtered water refill by the door

Not sure which class to pick?

Call the desk on (555) 016-9204 or tick "first class" on the booking form, and a teacher will suggest one.

Intro offer and class packs

Every pass works for every class on the schedule. Sample prices

  • For new students

    New student intro

    $40

    two weeks

    Unlimited classes for your first 14 days. Once per person.

    Start the intro offer

  • Drop-in class

    $22

    one class

    Pay at the desk or when you book.

    Choose this

  • 5-class pack

    $100

    $20 a class

    Use within 3 months. Shareable with one other person.

    Choose this

  • 10-class pack

    $180

    $18 a class

    Use within 6 months.

    Choose this

  • Monthly unlimited

    $135

    a month

    Any class on the schedule. Cancel with 30 days' notice.

    Choose this

Packs and memberships are for one person unless they say otherwise, and can be paused once a year for travel.

The teachers

Each teacher leads the same classes every week, so you can follow someone whose style you like.

  • Hana Morita

    Gentle yoga and Restorative

    Ask about: Adjusting poses with props, and classes for people over sixty

  • Ruth Adebayo

    Slow flow and Intro to yoga

    Ask about: First classes and the four-week intro course

  • Leo Castellanos

    Vinyasa flow and Strong flow

    Ask about: Sequencing, arm balances and building up to inversions

  • Sam Whitlock

    Yin and Lunchtime flow

    Ask about: Long holds and fitting yoga into a working day

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Studio etiquette

A few habits that keep the room calm for everyone. Sample house rules.

  • Arrive 10 minutes early

    The door closes five minutes after the start time so the room can settle.

  • Shoes off at the door

    Leave them on the rack in the entrance, along with your bag.

  • Phones on silent, in a cubby

    If you need to be reachable, tell the teacher and take a spot near the door.

  • Keep the room quiet before class

    Chat in the entrance. Some people come in early to lie down.

  • Wipe down borrowed mats

    Spray and cloths are by the mat shelf. Props go back where you found them.

  • Leaving early

    Take a spot near the door and slip out before the final rest, so the room stays quiet.

Questions before you come

Anything else, ask at the desk or call (555) 016-9204.

I can't touch my toes. Can I still come?

Yes. Most people can't when they start. Teachers offer blocks and other options for every pose.

How do I cancel a booking?

Cancel at least 12 hours before class and the class goes back on your pack. Later than that, it counts as used. Sample policy.

What if I'm running late?

The door closes five minutes after the start. If you're later than that, we'll keep your class on your pack for another day.

I have an injury or I'm pregnant. Which class should I take?

Tell the teacher before class starts so they can suggest other options in each pose. If you have a health condition, check with your doctor before starting any new exercise class.

Do you offer private sessions?

Yes, one-to-one or for a small group, at the studio. Ask at the desk or send us a message for times and prices.

Is there parking?

There's a small lot behind the studio and street parking on Sample Street after 6 pm.

Book a class

Pick a class and how you'd like to pay. This is a demo form, so nothing is sent. Concept

Studio
58 Sample Street, upstairs Sample address
Desk hours
30 minutes before each class
How you'll pay
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