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Meet your teachers
A small, dedicated team rooted in traditional Hatha.
Araliya Bosma
Hatha Yoga Teacher
Grounded, attentive practice for body, breath and mind.
Araliya teaches with a grounded, professional approach drawn from eight years of teaching across Amsterdam, Haarlem and online. Her path has taken her from Sivananda-rooted training at Swasti Yoga in India to formal certifications in Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin and Pilates. She brings a holistic view of yoga as a lifestyle — harmonising body, breath and mind — and weaves in mantra, pranayama and sound healing where appropriate. Expect a calm, attentive class with personal corrections offered as needed.
Yoga for me is a lifestyle — a holistic approach to harmonise body, mind, and soul. It is a transformative journey toward self-realisation, inner peace and calm.
- 200hr Hatha & Hot Yoga (Movement Yoga)
- 500hr Vinyasa Jivamukti (Svaha Yoga)
- 100hr Yin Yoga (Stillness in Yoga)
- Classical Pilates Mat Levels 1–2
Maugane Duval
Hatha & Yin Yoga Teacher
A sacred pause — slow, intentional practice for the nervous system.
Maugane teaches a slow, intentional practice rooted in 200 hours of traditional Hatha training at Pranam Yoga in Varkala, India. As an integrative therapist trained in hypnotherapy, sound healing, Reiki, EMDR and integrative trauma work, she brings a body-first sensibility into every class. Expect pranayama at the opening, a slow intentional flow building gentle heat, and longer holds toward the close — with sound, poetry or hypnosis sometimes woven in to support release.
My teacher in India used to say: doing a handstand and calling it yoga is like showing your hands and saying it's your whole body.
- 200hr Traditional Hatha Yoga (Pranam Yoga, Varkala, India)
Giuditta Paci-Fortune
Co-Founder & Hatha Yoga Teacher
Co-founder of Om Yoga Studios — a traditional Hatha practice.
Giuditta is a Hatha yoga teacher with twelve years of teaching experience, and an Āyurvedic Yoga Specialist, Nāda music therapist and Āyurveda practitioner. She is a yoga trainer and the founder of the Amogha Ayurveda Institute, and co-founder of Om Yoga Studios.
My teachings draw from the principles of Haṭha yoga, using the body as the entry point to cultivate awareness. Informed by yoga philosophy, Āyurveda, and the many teachers who have influenced my practice, I invite students to explore yoga as a lifelong practice of self-study.
- Āyurvedic Yoga Specialist
- Nāda Music Therapist
- Āyurveda Practitioner
- Yoga Trainer
- Founder — Amogha Ayurveda Institute
What yoga means to us, at Om Yoga Studios
Yoga, in its classical form, is a complete and practical system of the human being — a living tradition studied and refined over thousands of years.
A complete, practical system
Over thousands of years, dedicated practitioners studied the body, the breath, and the workings of the mind with extraordinary care, and recorded what they found. What they built is not a trend but a tradition — one of remarkable precision and depth.
We teach it in that spirit: patiently, and with respect for the practice as it was handed down.
The Hatha path
Our practice is traditional Haṭha yoga — the yoga of posture and breath. The body is the entry point, the place where awareness begins, and from there the practice opens into breath and stillness.
Breath and posture are given equal weight. Rather than a separate class, breathwork (prāṇāyāma) is woven through everything we do, so the two grow together.
Depth, not a ladder
Our three Hatha classes — Foundational, Intermediate and Advanced — carry the traditional stages of practice from the Haṭha Yoga Pradīpikā: Ārambha (beginning), Ghaṭa (the vessel), and Parichaya (deepening). They describe depth and readiness, not a race to climb.
Foundational is not a lesser class; it is where the practice is set in motion. A good student is defined by consistency, not by advanced postures — and your teacher will tell you when it is time to go further.
A place to be honoured
We think of the studio as a shala — a dedicated home for practice. You arrive, set the day down, and give your attention to the practice, quietly and with care for the space and the people in it.
The room itself is bright and open. Calm tends to follow from that openness, rather than from being told to relax.
Understanding as part of practice
We believe practice deepens when you understand what you are doing and why. So alongside the classes we share the theory and philosophy behind them — the postures, the breath, the lineage — for anyone who wants to know the practice more fully.
Come as you are, and leave a little lighter, a little clearer, and slightly better acquainted with yourself.
The words we use
A little Sanskrit, explained — follow a link to read more.
- Haṭha yoga
- ‘Ha’ (sun) and ‘tha’ (moon) — the yoga of balancing opposing energies through posture and breath.
- Haṭha Yoga Pradīpikā
- A classical 15th-century Sanskrit manual on the practice of Hatha yoga.
- Prāṇāyāma
- Regulation of the breath — from ‘prāṇa’ (life-force, breath) and ‘āyāma’ (extension, control).
- Ārambha
- ‘Beginning’ — the first stage of practice, where it is set in motion (our Foundational class).
- Ghaṭa
- ‘Vessel’ — the stage of establishing the body as a vessel for the practice (our Intermediate class).
- Parichaya
- ‘Growing intimacy’ — the stage of deepening, of the practice becoming your own (our Advanced class).
- Shala (śālā)
- ‘House’ or ‘abode’ — a dedicated space set aside for practice, as in a yoga shala.
Begin where the practice begins
Start with Foundational — your first class is on us. Use code FIRSTFREE at checkout.
More than exercise
Yoga is more than physical exercise.
Rooted in tradition
We honour tradition while teaching with clarity, simplicity, and intention.
Strength & stillness
We help you develop strength, balance, and inner stillness — progressively and safely.
What yoga means to us, at Om Yoga Studios
Yoga, in its classical form, is a complete and practical system of the human being.
Over thousands of years, dedicated practitioners studied the body, the breath, and the workings of the mind with extraordinary care and recorded what they found. What they built is a living tradition of extraordinary precision and depth.
Pricing & memberships
What a class costs, how booking works, and how to keep practicing — in one place.
Single class — €20 / class
Pay as you go
- Any single group class, any level
- No account or commitment needed
- The easiest way to begin
5-Class Pass — €80
€16 per class · valid 6 months
- 5 classes to use across 6 months
- Any class, any level, any teacher
- Book the days and times that suit you
10-Class Pass — €140
€14 per class · valid 6 months
- 10 classes to use across 6 months
- €14 a class — €60 less than drop-in
- Any class, any level, any teacher
Unlimited Monthly — €108 / month
No contract · cancel anytime
- Unlimited group classes
- Pause or cancel anytime
- All teachers and class types
Unlimited Monthly — €90 / month
3-month commitment · best rate
- Unlimited group classes — best rate
- €18/month less than no-contract
- 3-month minimum, then monthly
Good to know
- Passes are valid for 6 months from the day you buy them.
- One pass covers any group class, at any level, with any teacher.
- You can cancel or reschedule up to 4 hours before a class and the credit returns to your account.
Sam Beyer
Evening Yoga is the perfect way to unwind after a long day. The gentle flow of postures, combined with soothing music and dim lighting.
Drew Nolan
I can't recommend the Mindful Yoga class enough! The instructor's soothing voice create a nurturing place where I feel safe to explore at my own pace.
Toni Dustan
I've been attending the Mindful Yoga class for several weeks now, and it has truly become the highlight of my week.
Jill Norman
Attending the Mindful Yoga class was a transformative experience for me. I left feeling centered & inspired to carry the mindfulness into my daily life.