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Take a lunch break that truly resets you. Our Power Lunch Open60 is the signature Open class of our Jivamukti Yoga lineage, taught in a compact 60-minute format right in the middle of the day. It offers the original kind of power yoga experience, developed in New York long before “Power Yoga” even became a thing. This mid-day yoga practice fuels you with fresh energy, focus, and balance, so you return to the rest of your day clear, centered, and renewed.

Whether you’re a beginner, deciphering the difference between vṛkṣāsana (tree) and śīrṣāsana (headstand), or an advanced yogi who can put both feet behind their head, the class welcomes you, as it is open to practitioners of all levels. You practice at your own pace, following the teacher’s verbal and hands-on guidance. Āsana options will be provided for beginners, intermediate, and advanced students.

A typical Open class incorporates the five tenets of our Jivamukti Yoga lineage: śāstra (scripture), bhakti (devotion), ahiṁsā (nonviolence), nāda (sound), and dhyāna (meditation), presenting classical yogic teachings as relevant to life on and off the mat. This is supported by chanting, breath awareness, flowing vinyāsa sequences, alignment exploration, hands-on assistance, relaxation, and meditation.

All Open classes in our Jivamukti Yoga lineage include 14 points: āsanas, meditation, and spiritual teachings, in a sequence creatively designed by the teacher. Exuberant, eclectic music plays an integral role: you might practice to a shifting soundtrack of rāgas, global trance, hip-hop, spoken word, George Harrison, Sting, Krishna Das, Donna de Lory, Michael Franti, Bill Laswell, Alice Coltrane, and Mozart.

Open classes are called “Open” because they are open and suitable for all levels of practitioners. However, beginning students should note that there will not be detailed “how to” instructions; for that, students are advised to attend our Foundations, Basic, or Open(M) classes.

What makes the Power Lunch Open60 special is its intensity and focus: designed as a mid-day reset, this class channels the dynamic strength and transformative energy that our Jivamukti Yoga lineage has been known for since its beginnings in New York. It’s a compact but powerful practice, vigorous, uplifting, and grounding all at once, that clears your mind, recharges your body, and leaves you ready to take on the rest of your day with renewed force and clarity.

Über den Trainer/Lehrer

„the best way to uplift our own lives is to do all we can to uplift the lives of others“ (Sharon Gannon) Yoga and the question of happiness have fascinated Annie since she first traveled to India and realized that there is so much more to discover than just a physical practice. From her first Jivamukti Yoga class on she was deeply moved by practicing yoga - as a way of connection - where she immediately felt at home. Annie is deeply grateful for all of her teachers, who share their passion, inspiration & knowledge, especially Anja Kühnel, her mentor David Essing, ALL teachers near and far, as well as Sharon Gannon and David Life for creating this magical practice. Annie is a 800h+ certified Jivamukti Yoga Teacher, and studied psychology & dance studies. She is currently assisting the “Three Boons 180 Hour Yoga Teacher Training” facilitated by Anja Kuehnel. Om Tat Sat. * Yoga und die Frage nach Glück fasziniert Annie seitdem sie das erste Mal nach Indien reiste und erlebte, dass es so viel mehr zu entdecken gibt als die rein körperliche Praxis. Tief berührt von Yoga - als Weg der Verbindung - war sie von ihrer ersten Jivamukti Yoga Stunde. Nach dem 75h and 300h Teacher Training (Indien), hat sie das 500h Apprenticeship-Programm absolviert. Annie ist von Herzen dankbar für all ihre zauberhaften Lehrer*innen, die ihre Leidenschaft, Inspiration & Wissen teilen, insbesondere Anja Kühnel, ihrem Mentor David Essing, ALLEN Lehrern Nah und Fern, sowie Sharon Gannon und David Life für die Erschaffung dieser magischen Praxis. Annie ist eine 800h+ certified Jivamukti Yogalehrerin und hat Psychologie und Tanzwissenschaft studiert. Om Tat Sat.