Vinyasa flow.
Breath, heat, strength. 60–75 minutes of continuous movement, structured around a peak posture. Heated to 87°.
Small-room vinyasa, yin, and restorative. Eight students to a class, no mirrors, no music you have to apologize for. A practice you'll keep for ten years, not ten weeks.
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Most requested01A heated, breath-led flow built for a sustained year-round practice — not a weekend reset. Most of our regulars credit this class for the rest of their week. The room is small on purpose. We learn your name on day one.
Breath, heat, strength. 60–75 minutes of continuous movement, structured around a peak posture. Heated to 87°.
Long holds, deep fascia work, no flow. The class your body asks for at the end of a hard week. Room kept at 78°.
Bolster-and-blanket practice with guided pranayama. Closer to a nap with intention than a workout. By candlelight.

Maren trained in Mysore, returned to Asheville to open Serenity in 2017, and has taught a Friday-morning vinyasa class without missing a week since. She believes a yoga studio's first job is to be there next year, and the year after that.
The studio's other guides — three of them, all E-RYT — were once her students.