Kelvio is a small, far-infrared heated studio tucked above Plaza Damai. We teach hot vinyasa, pilates burn, slow yin and a beginner-honest 26 sequence — the kind of classes you leave feeling longer, clearer, and a little kinder to yourself.
Far-infrared panels do the heating from the floor and walls — radiant, even, and lighter on the lungs than steam-driven rooms. Class sizes stay below 22 so an instructor can actually see you.
Six panels per room warm the body directly — drier, evener, and easier to breathe through.
Never more than twenty-two mats so adjustments and eye contact actually happen.
Pro-grade mats and clean cotton towels are part of every drop-in or pass.
An air-conditioned tea corner with eucalyptus plunge towels for the slow walk back to normal.
Two studios. Eight class types. One trial pass that gets you into any of them for seven days. We'll send you a short, plain-English what-to-expect note when you book — what to wear, where to park, how the room feels in the first ten minutes — so the only surprise is how good you feel afterwards.
Each class is built around an honest intention — sweat, recover, build, breathe. Pick a starting door and the rest opens from there.
A breath-led sequence that builds a slow heat, stays in standing for a long time, and unwinds you toward the floor.
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A small-range, slow-tempo pilates class in radiant heat — built to find the muscles your office chair quietly hides.
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Long holds in passive shapes, gently warmed for fascia. Closes with a guided ten-minute body scan and tea.
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The classic 26-pose sequence taught patiently — alignment cues, modifications, and zero pressure to "look like" anyone else.
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A long sweat needs a slow walk back. The lobby is its own room — warm wood, two long benches, a kettle that's always on, and a small library you're welcome to read sweat-soaked. We don't rush members through it; the studio you walk out of should feel like the studio you walked into, only softer.
A few notes from members who've stuck around — across desk-job stiffness, half-marathon training and post-rehab returns.
I came in skeptical of the heat and stayed for the teaching. Three months in, my chronic back tightness — the kind I'd given up on — is mostly a memory. The Foundation 26 class is honestly the best onboarding to yoga I've had.
The pilates burn class is sneaky — small ranges, slow tempo, and somehow my obliques are the most awake they've ever been. Class size genuinely stays below twenty-two, which makes a real difference when an instructor catches your form.
Returning after pregnancy was nerve-wracking. The instructors here actually listened, gave me modifications without making it weird, and never once nudged me toward poses I wasn't ready for. Now I bring friends.
Honest answers to the questions we get most often by email and in the lobby.
No. Most people walk in with tight hamstrings, stiff shoulders or a desk-job spine — that's exactly who heated yoga is built for. Start with Foundation 26 or Slow Yin and let the warmth do the early work.
A reusable bottle and yourself — we provide a Manduka mat, towel, and shower amenities. Wear something light you can sweat in. Arrive 15 minutes early so we can show you around.
Our far-infrared studios run between 36–40°C depending on the class. The heat comes from radiant panels, so it warms the body before it warms the air — which feels noticeably gentler than a forced-air hot room.
Yes. Cancel up to four hours before the class start time directly from your member portal — no fees, no questions. Late cancels return a partial credit.
We host private team classes from 8 to 22 participants — usually a 60-minute heated flow followed by a tea & breath segment. Reach out via the contact form for a tailored quote.
Mat, towel and orientation included — no auto-renew. The simplest way to find out if this kind of practice fits the rest of your week.
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