Acro Yoga
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Acroyoga is one of the sports this coliving was built around. Sessions happen on the sport rooftop terrace and, when the weather invites it, on the beach at Las Canteras.
You do not need experience and you do not need to bring a partner. Most people start at an introduction workshop run by Thomas, and after that small groups of two to four keep practising on their own - usually someone experienced pulls the others along. The basics come first: bird, throne, folded leaf, and above all how to spot properly, because that is what makes the rest safe to try.
There are 20 m² of tatami mats in the laundry room for partner acrobatics and washing-machine-free floor work, and the rooftop has the space and the mats for everything else. Handstand and calisthenics work tends to happen in the same corner, so the two blur into each other.
As of August 2026 there is also a weekly Acroyoga Jam on the promenade, at the ship's propeller monument. A jam is not an organised class - it is closer to a dance party: everyone trains, plays around and tries whatever they feel like. If you are completely new you will usually find someone happy to show you the basics, and beyond that people teach, support and spot each other as needed. If you have any background in yoga, climbing, calisthenics or pole dance, you will probably pick up the basic positions quickly. Anyone can join.
Sessions are announced in the coliving chat. Nothing is scheduled to the minute, and nobody is keeping score.
Partner acrobatics is one of the sports this place was built around. It is one of the four things we will try to arrange on request if the timing works.
There are 20 m² of tatami mats in the laundry room for floor work, and the rooftop has the space for everything else.
If you have done any yoga, climbing, calisthenics or pole dance, you will probably pick up the basic positions quickly.