In music, the fermata symbol invites the musician to hold a pause for as long
as they wish. Fermata Yoga offers the same invitation: to pause and ground
yourself for just a moment away from the constant rhythm of life.
60 min I All levelsI 9 pax max
It’s a slow paced practice that links breath with movement, holding postures to build strength, explore alignment and learn how to adapt poses to suit your body. The session concludes with a soothing sound meditation.
60 min I All levels I 9 pax max
FYT blends yoga flow with strength and mobility training, incorporating weights into yoga postures. This class builds a stronger, more resilient body while improving flexibility, balance and coordination.
60 min I All levels I 12 pax max
It’s a gentle floor-based flow, fully supported by props to promote deep relaxation. Complemented by guided meditation and a soothing sound bath, this session will help you unwind and replenish energy at the end of the weekend.
60 min I All Levels I 15 pax max ·
Kirtan is a group mantra singing session accompanied by the harmonium, drums and guitar, leading participants into a meditative state of mind.
60 min I All levels I one to one ·
A deeply relaxing and restorative massage that uses gentle stretching, rhythmic pressure, and guided movements to release tension, improve flexibility, and restore balance to the body and mind.
60 min I All levels I one to one
Tailored yoga sessions to focus on what matters most to you. Whether it’s mastering a specific pose, enhancing flexibility and mobility
60 min · All levels · 9 pax max
Mindful, slow-paced practice that builds strength, balance and awareness. Flow with
intention, cultivate stability, confidence and learn how to adapt poses to suit your body.
Finish with a soothing sound meditation.
60 min · Challenging · 9 pax max
A full-body yoga practice that challenges the body to build strength, stamina, and
awareness. Flow through cardio, core, and hold postures with weights. Finish with a deep
restorative meditation.
60 min I All levels I 12 pax·
A transformative experience using soothing vibrations and harmonic sound to help release stress, balance energy, and promote deep relaxation for body, mind, and spirit. A time to pause, unwind and reconnect with yourself.
Celebrate equinoxes and solstices with guided practices, meditation, sound healing, mindful movement, and personal development activities.
A space to pause, reflect, and reconnect with nature’s rhythms.
2nd April | 6 PM | Max 12 pax.
2nd April | 9 AM | Max 12 pax
20th March | 6 PM | Max 12 pax.
2nd April | 6 PM | Max 12 pax.
2nd April | 6 PM | Max 12 pax.
2nd April | 9 AM | Max 12 pax
20th March | 6 PM | Max 12 pax.
I was born in Uruguay, where I grew up on a farm in a large family with a strong passion for cooking and music. Fermata was born 10 years ago during a family holiday in California. I was playing around doing yoga on the beach with my nieces when my brother in law, a musician, reminded me of this musical symbol. In music, a fermata marks a note to be held in a pause at the performer’s discretion. It instantly felt like the perfect fit for my yoga style. My travels lead me to India, Sri Lanka and Thailand where I discovered…
Your mat, wherever you roll it out, is a space of your own. It’s a personal item and part of the ritual that anchors your mind and connects your practice from home to the studio. I highly recommend bringing your own mat. We do have spares if you forget or don’t have one.
Since probably another class follows ours, we won’t have long to hang out at the studio but we can meet at Little Leaf for a cuppa! don’t miss out and get your Fermata & Little Leaf loyalty card.
I know yoga can sometimes feel overwhelming and bring things from our lives to the surface. I’m always up for a yarn, don’t be shy to reach out.
Our studio is located in the Kalbarri Arcade behind Little Leaf Cafe. You will find us at Shop 4, 44 Grey Street, Kalbarri, WA. Parking is available both in front and behind of the arcade.
We recommend the Saturday morning class, as it focuses on refining poses
with a slower flow that’s easier to follow and incorporate into your practice.
Always let us know if you have any injuries.
Your mat, wherever you roll it out, is a space of your own. It’s a personal item
and part of the ritual that anchors your mind and connects your practice from
home to the studio. I highly recommend bringing your own mat. We do have
spares if you forget or don’t have one.
We absolutely welcome you! Please let us know the stage of your pregnancy
before the class starts. We strongly recommend booking a one-to-one session
once you can no longer lie on your belly.
