Begin the journey of discovering your limitless potential. Welcome to Infinity Yoga.

The hot yoga you'll actually keep coming back to

Walk into our infrared studio and you'll see it immediately — a full ceiling of FAR infrared panels, not a forced-air furnace pumping hot, stale air into the room. That's the difference.

Traditional hot yoga studios heat the air. You breathe it, it sits heavy in your lungs, and your body cooks from the outside in. FAR infrared is a completely different technology — it warms you, directly, from within. Like standing in sunlight on a cool day.

Why our students prefer it

• You can actually breathe. The air stays lighter and more breathable — no stuffy, suffocating sauna feeling.
• Deeper muscle release. Heat that penetrates tissue lets you safely ease into stretches your body would normally resist.
• More comfortable at a lower temperature. You sweat meaningfully, but you're not being baked at 40°C.
• Circulation and recovery benefits. Infrared heat supports blood flow, which is why athletes and anyone working through stiffness love it.

Who this is for

If you've tried hot yoga before and found it too intense, too stuffy, or too hard to breathe in — infrared is what you were looking for. It's also ideal for anyone with joint stiffness, tightness, or a desire to deepen a traditional practice without pushing into an uncomfortable heat environment.

Our infrared classes are open to all levels. Beginners are welcome every single class. Mats, towels, and props are all available to borrow.

The strength work your yoga practice is missing

Pilates and yoga look similar — both happen on a mat, both involve mindful movement — but they train the body in completely different ways. Pilates was built for deep core strength, postural stability, and injury resilience. It's the foundation underneath every other kind of movement you do.

At Infinity, our mat pilates classes use resistance bands and light weights alongside bodyweight work to build real functional strength. Nothing jarring, nothing high-impact — just controlled, deliberate movement that shows up in your daily life.

What pilates actually does

• Builds the deep core muscles yoga misses. Transverse abdominis, pelvic floor, multifidus — the small stabilizers that protect your spine.
• Fixes the posture problems most of us carry. Weak upper back, tight chest, forward head — pilates directly addresses all three.
• Protects you from injury. The stabilizer muscles pilates trains are what keep your back and knees safe when life happens.
• Accessible to any body. Low impact, joint-friendly, scalable to any fitness level.

Who this is for

If you sit at a desk, if your lower back complains, if you've plateaued in your yoga practice, or if you want to build real strength without going to a gym — mat pilates is for you. It pairs naturally with any yoga practice and with any fitness routine.

Fair warning: pilates looks subtle but it's deceptively hard. Slow, controlled movement with deep muscle engagement is harder than it looks. You'll feel it the next day.

Yoga that honours the practice, not the trend

Traditional yoga — the kind practiced for thousands of years — is rooted in breath, intention, and presence. It's not about chasing an advanced pose or breaking a sweat. It's about meeting yourself where you are, and using movement and breath to come back to center.

At Infinity, our traditional classes keep the roots. You'll find Hatha, Vinyasa, and Yin taught with respect for the lineage — slower pacing, deeper breathwork, real mindfulness — while still being completely accessible to beginners.

The styles we offer

• Hatha. Slow, foundational, grounding. The best entry point if you're new to yoga.
• Vinyasa. Flowing sequences linked to breath. Builds strength and flexibility while finding rhythm.
• Yin / Restorative. Long holds, deep release. Calms the nervous system and targets connective tissue most practices ignore.

What makes our classes different

• Classes capped at 15 mats. No fighting for space. Your instructor actually sees you.
• All levels welcome. Beginners are in nearly every class — you won't be the only new one on the floor.
• Mats and props provided. Just show up.

Who this is for

Anyone looking to slow down, breathe, and reconnect with themselves. Whether you're brand new to yoga, returning after years away, or a seasoned practitioner looking for a studio that respects the tradition — you'll find a home here.