Hot Yoga Melbourne — Intense x3

A concentrated three-part heated series: endurance, detox flow, and power vinyasa. Designed for experienced practitioners seeking a challenge in Melbourne's premier hot studios.

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Overview

Our Intense x3 program runs in heated rooms (35–40°C) across central Melbourne locations. Expect dynamic sequencing, longer holds, elevated heart-rate work and focused breath. Sessions are 75 minutes; recommended as a series or stand-alone practice for advanced students.

Why try Intense x3

  • Build strength & stamina
  • Boost flexibility safely
  • Support cardiovascular fitness

Who it's for

Regular practitioners comfortable with heated classes, experienced with continuous vinyasa, and cleared for high-intensity practice.

Studio safety

Hydration stations, air circulation, experienced teachers, and clear progressive cues for modifications.

Weekly Schedule — Melbourne studios

DayStudioTimeSession
MonSt Kilda06:30 & 18:30Endurance / Power
WedFitzroy12:00 & 19:00Detox Flow
FriSouthbank07:00 & 17:30Power Vinyasa
SatMelbourne CBD09:00Mixed Intensity
Instructor face

Maya Thompson

Lead Hot-Yoga Trainer

Instructor profile

Maya brings 12+ years teaching heated vinyasa, specialised training in sports recovery, and certified prenatal support. Her instruction focuses on alignment, transition flow, and sustainable intensity.

Frequently Asked

Not recommended for beginners. Please start with our beginners classes and consult your GP if new to heated exercise.

Towel, water bottle, non-slip mat, and light layers for after class. Hydrate well before arriving.

We offer recorded and live-streamed heated classes for remote members; check our Online Live page for schedules and tech requirements.

Intensity guide & comparison

Intense x3 — sustained heat, quick transitions, strong arm balances and long holds. Recommended training: 6+ months of regular heated practice.

Intermediate classes reduce hold times and include more restorative transitions to build endurance safely.

Beginner sessions focus on foundations, breathing and short, gentle sequences in a warm (not hot) room.