Find Your Rhythm

Every class at Serenity is designed to help you feel better in your body and clearer in your mind β€” whether you need to move, slow down, rest, or reset.
There’s no right place to start. Choose the class that fits how you feel today.

CLASS SCHEDULE

Serenity Flow

Intensity
πŸ”₯ 4/5

A steady, breath-led flow that helps you build strength while quieting mental noise. You’ll move continuously, focus your attention, and leave feeling grounded and clear.

Best for: Anyone craving a strong, energizing practice that helps them feel focused and steady.


Serenity Gentle Flow

Intensity
🌀 2.5/5

A slower, supportive class designed to release tension and help your body relax while still moving. Expect simple sequences, space to breathe, and movement that feels good instead of demanding.

Best for: Beginners, returning students, or anyone wanting a softer approach without pressure.


Serenity Align

Intensity
🌀 3/5

A balanced practice that blends movement and intentional pauses to help you feel more stable, supported, and aware in your body. Less rushing, more clarity.

Best for: All levels looking to move thoughtfully and feel more connected and steady.


Serenity Unwind

Intensity
πŸ’§ 1.5/5

A deeply calming, mostly floor-based class designed to help your body slow down and let go. This is where you come to rest, recover, and feel your system settle.

Best for: Stress relief, emotional reset, and days when you need rest more than effort.


Serenity Unwind: Yin

Intensity
🌀 2.5/5

Long-held poses that gently release deep tension and invite stillness. This class is quiet, slow, and grounding β€” giving you time to soften and reset by targeting connective tissue and releasing deep tension..

Best for: Anyone craving a calm, introspective practice that helps them feel less rushed and more at ease.


Serenity Evolve

Intensity
πŸ”₯ 3.5/5

A workshop-style class blending mindful flow, alignment, and philosophy. Each session centers around a clear theme β€” breaking it down, exploring it through movement, and weaving it into the entire class.


Best for: Students who enjoy learning, want more context in their practice, and like connecting movement to how they live, think, and respond.