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A two‑hour beginner workshop in Fisherman’s Village that pairs targeted hip openers with stepwise arm‑balance progressions. Perfect for newcomers looking to build strength, mobility, and confidence in a small, supportive class.
A two‑hour beginner workshop in Fisherman’s Village that pairs targeted hip openers with stepwise arm‑balance progressions. Perfect for newcomers looking to build strength, mobility, and confidence in a small, supportive class.
The studio door opens onto a low-slung street where the smell of sea salt and fried spices hangs in the air; inside, a wooden floor, a row of mats and a teacher who guides steady breath into effort. This two‑hour workshop at Eranur Shahda Yoga Studio in Fisherman’s Village puts you at the edge of beach life—palm fronds tapping, waves daring you to slow down—while you explore hip-openers and accessible arm balances like crow pose with step-by-step progressions.
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Operated by Shahda Yoga · Bophut, Surat Thani
The studio door opens onto a low-slung street where the smell of sea salt and fried spices hangs in the air; inside, a wooden floor, a row of mats and a teacher who guides steady breath into effort. This two‑hour workshop at Eranur Shahda Yoga Studio in Fisherman’s Village puts you at the edge of beach life—palm fronds tapping, waves daring you to slow down—while you explore hip-openers and accessible arm balances like crow pose with step-by-step progressions.
Fisherman’s Village retains the character of a working Thai fishing community with Chinese‑style shophouses and a weekly market that speaks to the island’s mercantile past. Koh Samui’s coastline is a mix of sandy beaches, offshore coral, and low granite outcrops; the studio sits where island geology meets everyday life, and local temples and cafés frame your post‑class stroll.
Expect a pragmatic session: joint‑safe techniques for tight hips, progressions into beginner inversions, and strength drills for shoulders and core. Classes cap at modest sizes so the instructor can offer individualized adjustments; mats and blocks are provided and a small dinner is included.
Practicalities: arrive 10–15 minutes early to settle in, wear breathable layers that allow shoulder and hip movement, and hydrate—heat and humidity make recovery important. The venue is wheelchair accessible and suitable for most fitness levels, though a moderate baseline of mobility helps with transitions. Whether you want to unlock a new pose or build dependable arm‑balance preparation, this workshop blends focused technique with the easy rhythm of Koh Samui life.
moderate.
2 hours.
Suitable for those with basic mobility and moderate fitness; beginners can join but should expect some upper‑body strength work.
No—this workshop is designed for beginners as well as students with some practice; instructors provide progressions and modifications to suit different ability levels.
The two‑hour session includes instruction, yoga mats and blocks, and a light dinner; check the vendor page for any updates or additions.
Yes—the studio and transportation options listed are wheelchair accessible; inform the instructor of any mobility needs when booking.
All sales are final; there are no refunds for cancellations, so confirm plans before booking.
Fisherman’s Village began as a working fishing community with Chinese‑style shophouses; the area still reflects that mercantile heritage in its architecture and weekly markets.
Koh Samui's nearshore reefs are sensitive—avoid stepping on corals, reduce plastic use, and choose operators who practice responsible waste and sourcing policies.
Shahda Yoga operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The studio door opens onto a low-slung street where the smell of sea salt and fried spices hangs in the air; inside, a wooden floor, a row of mats and a teacher who guides steady breath into effort. This two‑hour workshop at Eranur Shahda Yoga Studio in Fisherman’s Village puts you at the edge of beach life—palm fronds tapping, waves daring you to slow down—while you explore hip-openers and accessible arm balances like crow pose with step-by-step progressions.
The studio door opens onto a low-slung street where the smell of sea salt and fried spices hangs in the air; inside, a wooden floor, a row of mats and a teacher who guides steady breath into effort. This two‑hour workshop at Eranur Shahda Yoga Studio in Fisherman’s Village puts you at the edge of beach life—palm fronds tapping, waves daring you to slow down—while you explore hip-openers and accessible arm balances like crow pose with step-by-step progressions.
Fisherman’s Village retains the character of a working Thai fishing community with Chinese‑style shophouses and a weekly market that speaks to the island’s mercantile past. Koh Samui’s coastline is a mix of sandy beaches, offshore coral, and low granite outcrops; the studio sits where island geology meets everyday life, and local temples and cafés frame your post‑class stroll.
Expect a pragmatic session: joint‑safe techniques for tight hips, progressions into beginner inversions, and strength drills for shoulders and core. Classes cap at modest sizes so the instructor can offer individualized adjustments; mats and blocks are provided and a small dinner is included.
Practicalities: arrive 10–15 minutes early to settle in, wear breathable layers that allow shoulder and hip movement, and hydrate—heat and humidity make recovery important. The venue is wheelchair accessible and suitable for most fitness levels, though a moderate baseline of mobility helps with transitions. Whether you want to unlock a new pose or build dependable arm‑balance preparation, this workshop blends focused technique with the easy rhythm of Koh Samui life.